Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-14
The National Executive Com
mittee claim it is Tlldsd
aud Hendricks.
Indiana to the Rescue. The
Moses for the Present Cri-
sis will come from
HO0sierd0m.
Every Precinct Heard from and
will have Tilden or Blood.
Indiana Democrats Waking Ua.

Indianapolis, Dec l3-Tbe democratic
STATE central committee met here 10 day
pursuant 10 request of the democratic cleo
Tors 10 consider the political situation.
llliie number of prominent politicians
including Hendricks and the state officers.
were present, h sides representations from
all 'hr C ngre> sional districts
En- Cong ess,nan julian ni the Louisiana
lvis,,irg committee. gave his npinIon ,i.t
he L',nisnna election Was rs quiet and
peacca,pie as In Indiana and that Tlden
carried The state over whelmingly. He
hoped The democracy world have pluck 10
stand up for their rights and meet The cri
SIS nov. He was satisfied We shall have
nn 4war.
CIV Hendricks was called for bnt the
Chairman r, mldcd the audience OF the i'm
Wopr'e,v ot bis speaking
The districts then reported the feeling as
/ folioas:
+ First district believed Tilden legally
eltchd, aud were disposed 10 see him
through.
cd district was In favor of the inaugura-
-llnu If rilden and Hendricks
81 district, but hi,le excitement among
ihe p'ole bui weic convinced of Tildtn :
el,c lon aud were willing To follow their
leaders.
4ih district requested ,hc state commit
tee 10 demnnd the lsanpuraiipn vi Tilden
and favored state convention
h district wanted state convention
and we're willing 10 meet the emergency
IL, ~ be what II may.
9Th district, our people are In favor of
seeing our man duly installed in ntlce.
8sh district; Wiling FOR peacenbe so
luton of this question provided il results
in the Inauguration NJ Tiiden
| 9Th district, Gen Manson said there YVES
great excitement among his people, and
| some inclined 10 20 exiremliies. hui be did
not believe We ought 10 talk about war
He did not think y minority Of the Unit, d
State would insist on inauguratng presi-
dent. lie felt there was certainly some
way fnr peaceable settlement. The peo.
pie can't sfford civil war Right is riuht,
aud he felt that the great and honest re-
publican party would see that right is Car.
| .ricd out.
| 10Th district, believed Tilden should be
inauenraled. Deprecated war talk. al,
though SOME Of the working classes s,rong-
| ly inclined to do so
| llth district. there was a certain element
decidedly for war, but were looking TO the
aciton nf this meeting, and particularly
wanted state convention To dt eide upon a
J plan tn be pnrsuea. The feeling IL, We
lnt'-i have our rights. peaocabiy II Nc can
/ inrcibly if.i is necessary.
4 9Th dis'rict, were determined That Til
den shoud d not be eann,ed auf. Submis.
sion now meant submission fnr VII ,lmr.
IL district, werr expecting This ct,nven-
/ ton 10 take The inlIini s'ops toward sscur
4 ipg The {ngugurtipn ,h Titlen.
A resolrftinn wss then adopted calling a
cnnveniion Of The people, rig ,riiess nI
! past political opinions, vt each county seat
ON Dec %, 10 select nnti INSTRUCT :tssgtes
I 10 Gsstm hle sn n slate convention vt ndiat.
/ apolis, on January 9Th, 10 cpnsidsr publs
! atairs, and take such ec.ion .as will seeur,