The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-07-19

journed till June 6. Promptly on June I
President George Brown called the meet
ing to order and laid before It the case OF =
a. Mr.. R., a negro who had refusfd e. jo a
r chari Walker, Henry Ward, ffsmp I
Wade, Reuben Dslcome aud Ds a Mills |
were sDDointed a committee to wait on /
"Mr. X ;" who
SEEMS TO HAVE sUcC' ssksED.
as he was not subsequently slot. The roll |
was again ''opened for Q 1listment," when
a large number were er rolled. The meet
ing subsioed into SD snce until June 10.
June 10 arrived 81 ID with it the prompt
and tfhcient Pre- hdent Brown who essed
nimseii INTO the chair In his usual bust
ness-nke man ker. Nothing OF grave Inn
por1ahce Is re corded IN the proceedings oil
suls lnseeinp exc pc the opening OF the '.roll
again LOT 'Aiistmeut," and the taking up
OF q COL Eeicn the object OF which was to
ouy po' TaeT, shot and caps for distribution
snopP vno~e members of the organic .tion
muo were unable to supply themselves.
lac meeting adjourned To meet again
oD tee Ii b of June. June IL came and
DIN it the ever faithful Brown. 1t
SENS that az this meeting there
was a large turnout OF the faith
| fuL as business of the most i'm
portant cha acter was announced to
be on the docket. After roll-cali and
| reading OF the minutes, "on motion Car
| penter'z C se tone OF the colored men OF
| You g's plaB tstion whom they tr ed to kiu)
was laid on the table" temporarily, so ss
| TO transact some other business relating TO
| the comp. elton OF the military organlzl
| zion. A resolution was adopted giving
the name of "ColOred Union Rights Stop"
to this organization. II was then agreed
| that Geo. Brown should b9 permanent
president and p. A. Trlpler vice president,
| each of course 10 have the rank of cniet
4 magistrate and vice of his little prlnci-
/ patty, under whose direction and advice
/ the army organized as follows should b5
subservient. This matter being arranged,
as we are informed, by the meeting com
| posed of delegates from each OF the follow
ing places, they then
PROCEEDED 70 ORGANIZES THE ARMY.
r Delcome was elected colonel.
George Spears elected major.
j. Montcrieffs was elected sdjutant.
Albert Clips, captain on his employers
place.
r. Gray, captain - place.
George Spears No. 2, captain on Sandy
Greek place.
Adam Moore, captain on Mill's place.
Manuel King, captain on Gritish's
place.
Willis Marshall, captain on MeVsy's
placs.
L.. ]. Jackson, captain on Fountsnis
place.
Murry Lee, captain on Woodside's place
- BrAdIOrd Cop ain on w. ) Sisughter's
place.
Levi McGse, captain on Willie Loudon's
place.
These ten captains, upon election, wer
10 report to Col DeicOme Tor active duty
and were sworn to oOey all ORDERS emsE-
|
in-cnief, through him (Col. Dslcome the
Colonel was instructed 10 immediately per
ect all minor details aud To prepare at
once to place his army on a war footing p.
This he did, secretly mastering his men
aud ascertslning through AdjutanG Mon
crieffe how many had guns snd how many
| had no guns. All the unarned were Ia
arm themselves on the fislo, for Col.
DsIcome calculated only on vIc,ory, glo-
| rious victory, for his chivarous army.
THE sUBJECT OF 'MR, CARRIERS CASE
was then taken up and disposed Of" Ii
was decided first TO call on James Ellis
colored, on r. t. Young's place, VINO was
suspected OF informing citizsns of the
| n ighborhood where some OF their hogs
corn and other steslables had gone, aDC
kill him. Then they were to GO to Frank
CaItsr, on the same place, aud kill hiu
TOR refusing to join them. Their minute,
, say: 500 motion that Friday night ZIG
ms. snsli be- the night for the XII
biJioD." Further: "On motion that every
man eiecl ed shall be resoy eight o7ciocL
i Friday nlgnt, l6tb). The president" o
commandments, "desiguste the plac.
to meet" "O1 motion, alter wsiting Oh
Mr.. Car or, the meeting snail De pos:
9 poned until next Tuesday night" o.
. inspection, Aoiutsnt MODcritff5 fOunC
there were in the Mount Pleasant com
. any 75 men with guns and % WITH
@ out guns, the exscs membership OF tina
j club-lOS. Reports We're exceed irou
r the cap AIDS OF the several CLUBS on or be
8 tore Flday night. The p ece OF srSillery
u WIS Iigged up by the company over wblci
d Brown presided. After acjournu,ent TN
'. whole Command SET to wUIk Prepsrln,
s for war, because they an icl paved VIVA
y would follow their killing EsIIs and Car
j tee. They Expected wTiLs of sreess 81,
y p sses TO K cute tnesn, art they set The M
p selves delIos rstely 10 work to RS It then
= WITH, TO use the exprs s-ion OF TrspleI
7 powder sno lead" Acc rriingiy Oh Fri
Il day night It s o'clock toe Clans cou
n menc~d gathering, aod before mtdnigh
n Col. Dolcome had bis force in line al,
marched I'd within tp ,rting distance, 40,
% sent forward picked BODY of skirm 50
: rs Il open the "exoioi ion" IN wuIch tn
o lives of poor e is aud Carer wers TO 10
o brought % tcAg,c end 'or no Otrer esus
> than tint Que OF them mad I'd wber
8 Browns crowd had hid0en 1t Jieo pr pert,
y aud he oLt refused u joIn them ia tnei
Q Ia sIess Organization, wnIch was Il
. SNAKE LITTLs RACKET IN THESE DIG
GINS"
= The picked crowd, no wsver, did not do
10 clean JOB. TDey dss gerou-Iy wounde
' e lie, abusing bin f,r i'd Democrat
nigger," and no doubt Lett him for dead
They firedinto his house several times. oo
N fortunately did no, hit eAher one OF hi