The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-12-16
DEMoCRArIC cunNfY MEErING.

Pursuant to notice gwen BY the Central COMMITTEES,
respectable humber of the Democrats Of Tuscarawas
County net % New Philads phis on Saturday the l1tR
inst for this purpose Of selecting delegates to attend the
State Convention be holden at Columbus on the 7h
and 9Th Of January next. The meeting was organized
by appointing DR.. JOHN MARCbE to the Chair, and
Q. II. Kitchener, Secretary.
On motion Geo. W. Chapman and James Craig,
were appointed Committee to draft a preamble ard
resolutions expressive of the sense Of this messing The
Committee reported the following. which were unahi-
mously adopted;
Whereas By the'ante popular decision at the polls,
the people of OhO haVSOsl unsquiVocally thrown Of
the Federal yoke and grounded the protection Of their
rights 10 the Democratic faith, aud have, by that dec>
sion eschewed tho Federal doctrines Of United States
Bank, the odiouS Distribution Act, and the Treason Of
the Stale Banks And So
Whereas, by returning majority Of Democrats an
members ofthe State Legislature they have again ap~
proved fthe leading measures Of that party, among
which are Independent Treasury Sound Currency q
the Equal rights ot The people. Therefore
Resolved, That we view these popular movements
as the true signs Of The mesa true index to the will
of the majority, and glorious triumph of truth and
sound sense over ialSehood and error. Ss-
Resolved that this success ofths RIGHT s Scacuated
to- and does inspire the true Democracy with Sanguine
hopes of the final exlermnaun ofthe Federal and anti.
lately hung ffoe institutions like an incubus Of
destruction.
Resolved, that we learn with regret that the pecuni-
ary circumstances of Ex GovernOr Shannon, requirs
his undivided attention, and that he cannot conIlstnty
accept the nomination of his party.
| Resolved that we highly approve the steady, stern
and faithful adherence TO the sterling principles Of De-
mocracy of our distinguished Senator's and Represents
hvss in Congress during the late Extra session..
| Resolved, that view with mingled emotions OF
sued by majority ofthe whig members of CongrS's,
during the extra session. and that consider their con
duct brillianr exhibition of federal tactics Of 80.
Resolved, that the Democratic victories which have
recently 'operaed PER Sc over the Unon, are PROOF
positive that the attempts made by the whig party to
l usurp power, are like young chickens, "they come
i home TO roost.' '''' '"
| Resolved that Tusoarawas county must be redeem-
ed. And to- redeem her itbehoves every democrat to
exert his utmost energies, in spreading niormaton; in
inculcatng the true principles Of Democracy into the
rising generaon and in teaching equal and exact JUS
ce to all men.
The following gentlemen were appointed Delegates.
Bucks Township ip-Geo. Gonter, Lewis Lawbaugh,
Clay Jacob shaber, Hiram Kale, Geo. Harris.
Dover.-John Mosey, T. J. Frazier, F. D. Nc
Meal.
Farfsld-Benjamin Reed, John HxOn.
Gosben-B Nj. Atherton james Craig, ]. b. Reed.
Lawrence-J. M. Albright, VIM. Neighbors.
Mlll-John Brady. John Sterling John MarcIe.
Oxrord-Andrew Crster, Geo. Allen ReeSi Lewis
Psrry-John Death, ]. D. Brown, James McCus
Rush--Lewis COnwell, M, I. Bennett, d. Kennedy
sslem-.G Dingman, R, Hewitt Dotsey Wilson
Sugar Croek-Benjamin Roam, M. M. Shulz, W. ]
Hewitt. -...
sandy-s. B, Miller. Geo. spsaket, R. Burke
Union WIN. Helmeh, A. Mccullough T, Ferrell
Warwck-Martin Keller, Sr. d. BlicksnsderfSr
VIM, Armstrong.
WaShnGton-C. Hagan, James Stewart 81. JOh
Hudson.
Warrsn-David Mcdonald. l. s, Lappin, ssmu.
MeGfegor.
Wayne Philip Gharky, Peter ROueh, T. Richie.
York-MiChael Nsdrow, Gee. Bugher, FrdMCi
Garnett.
Jeffsrson--Wm. sadlsr. Thomas Fisher. Thom.
Thompson.
On motion Resolved that each delegation be snp0t
cred to fill vacancies
Resolved that the proceedings ofthis meeting be pu
llshed in the Ohio Statesman, Ohio Democrat an
Holmes county Farmer.
JOHN MARCLE,
President.
C. H. Kitchener. Sec'ry. .. +