The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-06-16

Wayne County; Milton James, Delaware
Seventh District-oscar B.. Hord, Marion
Eighth Dfstrict-deorge A. Knight, Clay
County; William Mack, gigo County. 1sI .
canoe County: Theodore Davis, Madison
Tenth District-Rufus MCGEE, Cass County; ;
d. +. skinner Porter County. = 81 ~ 49,
y Eleventh District-Dayid Studebaker, Al.
ans County; Charles n -Brownell, Miami
Twelfth District1AIlen collars, Allen Coun-
ty; o. d. WiIlett, Noble County.
I Thirteenth District-Edwprd Hawkins, Ia
porte County;A. f. Widen, EIkhart County.
PRESIDENTIAL ELEcToRs.
First District-Harry c: Pitcher. Posey Coun-
Second Distr.ot-John c. Briggs, Sullivan
County; contingent, DR.. l.. P. Mielllnix, Green
Third District-Bart H. BurreI, jackson
County; contingent, James V. Kelso, Floyd
Fourth District-Green Durbin, Ripley
County; contingent, John g. Morton, Frank
Fifth District-Francis T. Hord, BarthoIo-
new County; contingent, R. w. Miers. Mon
sixth District-David U. Chambers, Henry
County; contingent, Charles w. Kilgore, Della
Seventh District-o j GIessner, Shelby Coun-
ty; contingent, John G. Walker, city.
Eighth Distrfct-John E. Lamb, Vigo County
contingent, +. NJ. Bowman, Fountain County.
Ninth District-Frsncis johnson, Tippecs-
noe County; contingent, +. M. Householder,
Tenth Distriot-D. ID. Dykeman, Cass Coun-
| ty; contingent, Captain e. O'Brien, Newton
Eleventh District-James F. Mcdowell,
Grant County: contingent, s. A. Shof, Jay
Twelfth District-Andrew Ellison, Lagrange
County; contingent, Simon okhs, De Kalb
County. fr
Kosciusko County; contingent, o. Musselman
| starke County.
STATE CENTRAL Committeeman.
| First District-Dr. ]. s. Bemis, PerryCounty
| Second District-Dr. n. V. Norvil, Greene
| County.
Third District-O. o. stealey, Clark County
| Fourth District-Wm. n. hunter, Dearborn
Fifth District-Richard Coffee, Brown Coun'
Sixth District-wm. C. Forey, Fayette
| Seventh District-James NJ. Cropsey, Marion
i Country.
Eighth District-Joshua Jump, vermilIion
Ninth District-A. B. Pitzer, Upton County
Tenth Distrct-A. b. Champion Carroll
Eleventh Dlstrict-w. J. HilIigass, Hunting
i ton County.
Twelfth District-Charles A. Munson, Aller
| Thirteenth District-H. 81. Francis, Laport,
| County.
On motion, the delegates, electors and Stat,
| Committeeman. as published, were accepted
NOMINATIONS FOR GOVERNOR.
The following gentlemen were placed IL
| nomination:
Hon. franklin Lsnders, of Marion, b,
| Colonel G. @. Matson, OF Putnam; Hon
Isaac P. Gray, of Randolph, by Robert Bell
OF Allen, and Hon. Alexander Downey, o
| Ohio by Judge Holman.
The first ballot resulted as follows: Lau
ders, 514H; Gray, 510H; Downey, AZ.
| motion to take a recess until 2 O'CLOCK
failed to receive q second.
| A second ballot was taken, but before TIT
announcement OF the result great humble
of changes wers made by Counties In fave
OF Mr. Lsnders, and on the motion of Hon
Robert Bell, of Allen Countrywide place.
Mr. Gray in nomination, seconded by Judg
Holman, of Dearborn, who placed MI
Downey's name before the Convention-th
nomination of Hon. Franklin Lsnders TO
Governor was made unanimous, amids
| great applause, swinging OF hats and hand
kerchiefs by the delegates and spectators.
Mr.. Landers being loudly called for, cam
forward and spoke as follows;
Mr.. PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN OF TIL
| Conventional have not language to expires
my gratitude for TIE confidence that 70
bearer OF the Democratic party of Indiana
| no ordinary compliment. / have been owe
your state, and when 1 started l felt that
are more Counties in Indiana where the cit
| zens feel that their homes are the best, ths
their soil Is the best, and the intelligence
/ the people is superior TO those, of any othe
! State in this Union, and wherever you IND tn
! citizens Of County satisfied with their sol
| satisfied with their labor, and satisfied wit
; the intelligence that surrounds them, 1 wa
/ have no speech to make upon the que
l | tons OF the day, but i want to Sa
? | this: The canvass has been a warm on
in some degree has been exciting, but as far
| know there has been nothing done on ettht
| side that is calculated to leave any feellr
2 | whatever. L did not want this nominate
E | unless Ii was the wish OF the. Democracy
Indiana. My competitors, both of them,
Q think, share the same feeling. can say
s you, gentlemen, that Mr., Gray, my competit'
| | In this canvass, has shown an energy that
: worthy of any man. he nas been lnanstri9p ,
!. proud indeed If we could have two Governo
IN Indiana. Applause ] advise energy.
| politics as well as In business, and said
my friends Throughout the State, that Il
energy of Mr.. Gray was commemorative, o.
!. yet In every sense, gentlemen, IL has bee
; canvass is over You viii not charge me with
lack ofenergy and industry. You will md n
:, | In every County in Indiana. win be there
Tending the Democratic party. VIII De the
!, to see that the party is organized for the co
test lApplause We can not get tnrout
this canvass without organization. We mu
Il ndNC VI SoulndeiOA ohN We VII Ho "
4 ton, and when we get through with this ca
| vass and elect our President. as we did fo'
Z | years ago, we are determined-we mean VIII
u | we say-that the man that represents m
q tority of the votes will be inaugurated as o.
President. [Applause.I There Is to be !
4, fraud now; no effort upon the part of u
~ Democratic party to inaugurate man tn
has not been elected, but q determination {
their part to see that the man that Is elected
. inaugurated. This viii be our watchword.
thank you most heartily, gentlemen, 4
the confidence that you have placed In n
and hope that no man in Indiana, when u
canvass Is over, will regret that he has plac'
that confidence In me.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
/ Following Mr.. Landers' speech, loud cal
were made for Colonel Gray. He steps
upon the stage and was about TO common
q speaking when Austin III. Brown arose al