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received the euorum OF frank and generous whigs-l
which even the yes and wholly at fault in
fndinp matter whereof complaint we say such an ad
ought with cooperation from honest
men of all parties
the defence the Texas roner after the passage OF the
resolutions of xaon, with our warmest appro
bation In defending its soil to the RO del R0Te, It's an
cient and we'll defined boundary; aud in making such
sh"w that he was PsPaTer to do So
and thereby prevent invasion and war; he has shown
himself and worthy scion OF old Hickory himself
The name Oi James h. Polk having been so honorably
identified with this great American measureii being In-
scribed upon the flag and unfurled with the same
breeze, will give it fame and memory which VIII i've
while the of the Mississippi and the RIO BTG10
flow into the GuIph of Mexico; and the great measure
could easily been defeated TINT either oil those
waters could have been arrested in their course


Resored, That the Democracy OF this station may well
be nspired with honest feelings of pride and pleasure, at
the condition OF the country under this administrator
Instead Of being the midst of bloody with Next
co. we are at peace with the whole worlds instead OF be-
ing preciptated predicted into the depths of ruin and
distress everywhere behold plenty and prosperity;
instead of faction and dsunion, there never was more
harmony and fidelity; instead OF seeing the country
brought under southern dictaiou-under John e. Cal
houn Though we regard him as good man, Il so nap
pens tina, he identified with the administration,
other than private citizen.
RsSoIred THAT while we look with some solicitude
the final solution Of the Oregon question, yet we have
full confidence that the that took the early and nj
occasion in coming into office, say that rights to
that country were clear and unquesiionabe, will
mantan those rights to the eiter-the rght to Oregon
and Oregon, understand IT, is from upper Califor
mia 45 54 40 north aud all Of 1t to the last minute
want.


Resored That it is the duty of the Congress
pass bill the earliest moment for the protection
Of our emgrans to, and in that country


Resolred That lonk upon The State OF Indiana as
being thoroughly Democrate-renI orthodox De
mocracy thaand these principles will remain in the
ascendant long union and harmony exist IN tie par


y, and no longer; and that set of under
any pretcxt whatever should be counenanced IN fer
menting factions and disunion.


Rcsolred That we have confidence in the ability and
principles of present Governor, James Whiicomb,
fully approve of his administration and believe the best


interests Of the State would be promoted by his reelec-


on and hereby instruct delegates to vote for the
denomination of the old ticket, Whitcomb and
Bright believing il will be inYincibe, and confirm the
State in the Democratic faith


ResolUed That especially approve of the course Of
Gov Whitcomb, in nominating Democrats to the Su-
preme Bench, provided he is he always gets Dem
Ocrat-eynces disposition TO do justice to the whole
State, instead of looking alone in lndanapos Ii is
of sheer Justice the Democrats respect
il be viewed, nomn from their rahks, be-
cause they are, morally, socially and politically, "syse-
maticay prescribed, whenever and wherever Federal
ism is sufficiently strong.


| Resolred That would he gratifed at seeing either
of the three distinguished Democrats and able jursts,
from eastern Indiana, who nominated late hour
last session. the Supreme Bench, to-wit Samuel T..
Perkins, Andrew Davidson Charles III. Test. We
doubt not that if they good Whgs, their qnal6-
cations would not be questioned by that distinguished
party.


Rcsolred That we hope the Democrats the next Le-
gisaiure will elect Democrat 10 the United States Sem
ate feeling assured if surh should be- done that will
| be credaby represented in that eminent body.
WHEREAS, The Democratic party OF Rush county have


found it embarrassing and vexalious undertake fight


political battle without the proper organization, and
nomination Of candidates by Convention; and believe


that il always better whether in minority majority,
whilst party be rum them in tins way
therefore


ResOlred, That the Democracy Of Rush county now
give notice to friends and enemes that they will hold
Convention in The Court Hose In usvle, the third
Saturday in April next TO nominate ticket for the
ing August election


Resoi1ed That in order to fair representation i'll said
Conventions the Democrats Of each township be REQUESTED
to elect five delegates TO the from their respective
townships at their April elections.


ResOloed That though weare not yet in favor Of OPEN
ing up to active the question of Presidential
succession yet present advised and with present
feelings and opinions objection to announcing
deierentially, that look to General LEWIS CASS,
of Michigan, the man that can and will every where
inspire party with that noble enthusiasm that is al
ways excited and rallies around the that emnenty
untes in his person military glory and distinguished and
dyed statesmanship We regard hun as the first
choice of Indiana for lS4S, as he in 1874.


The following persons were appointed delegates TO at
tend the Democratic State Convention, to be held al In
dianapos the sth of January and all other Dem
who may proper attend said Convention from
the county Of Rush, to-wlt;


Washington-Joseph Lowe, John NJ. Shawhan, and
VIM s. Hall


Nobe-Osmyn Robinson, Uriah Proctorj David Nc;
Kee, and John Keigher.


Richand-Davis Riley, Jacob Kaler and VIM. Virgins.
Anderson-G w. Brown, DR.. VIM: Bracken, and J..
X. Smith.


Orange-Mchael Kelly, James Late, and Abin Shaw.
Walker-Elhu p. Washburn, John Sells, and S. S.
McCOrkle


Posey-Robert Ford and Uriah Gordon.
Ripley-John Sunmau and Reuben Kizer
Centre-JAmes Clark, Elihu Hollingshead, and Nelson
Scissor.


! Iackson-Isaoc Ponghe David Kenning Jobn KindIe
RushviIle-J. l.. Robinson, X. d. Logan, N. Hayden,
]. E. Eden, NJ Smith, aud p NJ Casady.


On notion the Clerks ordered to send a copy OF
the proceedings Of this meeting the Indiana State Sem
tne and Franklin Democrat. and request the publishers
of said papers publish the


On notion, the meeting adjourned until the Sd Satur-
dav in April next ISAAC PL0UGHE, PreSt.
DAVID MCKEE, S.,r.,,r;~S
L. NJ. CAsADY, )