New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-14
MEETING OF INDIANA DEMOCRATS.

GOV HENDRICKS PRESENT BUT NoN-coMMITTAL-
TALK OF wAR-AN ADDRESS CALLING FOR MASS
MEETINGS.
INDIANAPOLIS Ind, Dec. 13.-The Democratic
State Central Committee met here to-day, pursuant
to the request of the Democratic electors to con-
slider the political situation. Quite number OF
prominent politicians, including Gov. Hendricks
and the State officers present. in addition to
representative from each Congressional District.
ExCongressman Julian, who had been to Louisiana,
beng called upon, gave it his opinion that the
election in that State had been quiet and as
peaceabe as the election in Indiana and that Gov.
Tlden carried that State overwhelmingly he hoped
the Democrats would have pluck enough to stand
up for their rights now he was satisfied we shall
have no war.
Gov Hendricks was called upon for his views,
but the chairman reminded the meeting of the i'm
propriey Of one so personally interested speaking al
this time.
The members gave the sentiment prevailing in
their respective districts as follows:
LIST DistretThe people believe Tlden legally elected
and were disposed TO see him through r,,
lid Dsrict-ln favor Of the Inauguration oil 1liden
lid Disirict-Little excitement among the people:
who however are convinced OF T1lden's election ana
are willing to follow their leaders. 49,
lVth Disriet-The people request the state COmmltee
to demand the Inauguration of Tden and favor State
vth Dstrict-A State convention wanted and willing
ness expressed the emergency let IT be what IL
may
With DstrfctOur people are IN favor Of seeing our
man duly installed in office. -
With District-Wing for peaceahle solution OF Ls
question, provided results in the Inauguration oil III
iXth District-Great excitement according 10 Gen.
manson among the people, and sumo are hcnhen 10 20
extremes; Manson did not believe Democrats ought
70 talk about war he did not think minority OF the
hted States would insist upon the inauguration "
fresdent he felt that there was certainly some way iI
apeaceabe settlement; the people eannot afford eiv
war night is right ana he felt That the great anu nVnoS'
Republican party would that right Is car led out
Ath Dstrct-The people OF TINS ustrlct DehcVe tna'
Iden should be inaugurated they deprecate waTIak'
although some of the working classes are strongly IN
s,ned that way. - ,..,... a.
xIt Dstriet-A certain element in this district is de-
Saeajy Tor war but Is looking 10 the actlou ~ Is
ng and particularly wants state convention 20 declde
Spon plan to be pursued The fecIng y; me nuse
faJ"
XIIth DistrctThls district is determined that Tilden
anal not be counted out. Submission now means SUD
mission for all time. 50,
xIh Disirct-The people of this district expect this
somntee to take the initial steps 10 secure the hausu
ration Of rlden.
AresOlution was then adopted calling conven-
ZION Of the people, regardless of their past political
opinions at each county seat on Dec. 23, to select
and instruct delegates to assemble in State eonven-
non at Indianapolis on Jan. & to consider public
siars and to take such action will secure full
exeeution Of the Constitution and laws.
At O'clock the committee presented the follow
ing address, which was adopted and copies ordered
bbe seat to the Newfoundland the several State Com
mites:
An AppRRss 10 TIE PEOPLE or lEDLsN1; AZ meet
% The Democratic Central Comnittee neao shiS uA''