The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-15
Indiana Aroused.


DEN AND HENDRICKS INAUGURATED.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 13.-The Demo-
cratic state central committee met here
to-day, pursuant to the request OF the
Democratic electors, to consider the po-
litical situation. Quite number of prom
inent politicians, including Gov. Hend-
ricks and the state officers, were pres
ent. in addition to a representative from
each congressional district.
Ex-CoNGREssMAN JULIAN,
Who had been to Louisiana, being
called upon, gave his opinion that the
election in that state had been as quiet
and peaceable as in Indiana, and that Til
den had carried that state overwhelm-
ingly. He hoped the Democracy would
have pluck enough to stand mp for their
rights and meet the crisis now He was
satisfied we shall have no war.
Governor Hendricks was called on for
his views. but the chairman reminded the
meeting Of the improperly of one so per-
sonaiiy interested speaking at this time.
CONVENTIONS CALLED,
resolution was then adopted calling
convention OF the people, regardless of
past political opinions. at each county
seat on Dec. %, to select and instruct
delegates to assemble in state convention,
at indianapolis. on January s, to con-
slider public affairs, and take such action
as will secure full execution of the con-
stitution and laws. A committee being
appointed to prepare an address TO the
people, recess was taken until three
O'Clock. The day named for the state
convention is the Inauguration day OF
Governor-elect Williams.
THE COMMITTEES ADDRESS.
At O'Clock the committee presented
the following address which was adopted
and copies ordered 10 be sent to the ma
tional and several state committees
An address to the people Of Indiana.
At a meeting of the Democratic central
committee, held this day, il was unani-
mously resolved that meeting of the
people OF the several counties OF the state
be held at the county seats on saturday,
December %, 1876, Tor the purpose of
considering the present condition of pub
lie affairs, and OF giving proper express
sion to their Views, and Tor the further
purpose of appointing delegates to state
convention 10 be held al the city
OF indianapolis. Monday. January
:, 1877. In calling upon the people to
respond TO the action Of the committee
II II proper to state the occasion which
was deemed sufficient to authorize and
require il. Samuel j. Tilden and
Thomas A. Hendricks have been elected
respectively to the Office OF president and
vice president Ofthe United States. This
election has been In accordance with the
consultation and laws of our country
and by the expressed will OF a majority
exceeding one quarter OF a million of
the voters OF the United States. This
action was uDon an issue, distinctly
made before the people, Of economy and
reform In all the affairs OF government.
The maintenance OF the constitution and
the law fair play and honesty, and the
highest interest Of the people unite in the
demand that they
SHALL BE- INAUGCRAIED
III pursuance Of their election. This il
proven not only 70 Democrats but to Re
publicans. All citizens who voted for
them demand their Inauguration as q
right. aud all who voted against them
owe itss duty. American honor re.
quirss IL. the stability Of our institu-