The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-09-27

shall no. despair of satisfying some Of the injustice
which they do us--we trust, because they do moi
know u.s. There is, indeed, point OF forbearsnce
in all cases; but we must judge for ourselves what
our own honor and our own duties shall dictate
when that point shall be passed by others We
offer the hand of fellowship and the olive branch to
all honest republicans-we reserve the sword for
those who are determined to be our political oPPo-
nents.
| As to the new press which is to be established
here for the purpose of opposing the Union, Is all
phantom. There papers enough already to
perform that generous Office, without adding new
saint to the calendar.
From the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Sept -.
The TICKET All concur in pronouncing the
ticket put forth at the late convention, as unexcep-
tionable. No better men could have been selected
to I'll those various Offices. and know they will
receive the hearty and tedious support OF every
democrat in the county. The election IS at hand.
We have but three weeks 10 work; let us be up and
doing Our enemies, failing to agree on any set Of
resolutions at their last convention, are in the field
for spoils only. II is a bread-and-buuer warfare
| with them; principles are out OF the question. Let
us give the old courthouse dynasty another broad
side. Let us break up that clique, which has so
hopelessly in debt. The taxpayers are with us;
the people are with us; come on, then See to 1t,
that every democrat depostes his vote in the ballot
box on the second Tuesday Of October-"earty In
The morning"
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CoNvENTIoN.-Pursuant to
the call of the democratic central committee, the
delegates of the several townships in Cayahoga
county met at the COURTHOUSE on the Goth instant;
and, on motion, Finlay Strong, of Independence,
was appointed president, and Luther Crawford and
Royal Willard Independents; and Geo. b. Mer-
win and Isaac NJ Pillsbury, secretaries. The
delegates from the several townships were as
follows:
Here follow the names of the del gates, to the
number Of 200 precisey.l
On motion of ii. b. Paine, esq, it was
Resolved, That committee Of one from each
township, and one from each ward Of the city, be
appointed by the president to report resolutions ex-
pressve of the sense of this convention; and the
names of five persons one from each ward Of the
city, and two from the township, to act as county
| central committee for the ensuing year.
Whereupon, the following persons were appoint
ed said committee:
Cleveland ciia-H B. Paine, II. Morgan, and w.
T. Goodwin. Cleveland io,cnship-- Harvey Rice.
Dorer--Marcus More Oimsied-Orson Spencer.
Rockpori--George r. Barnum. .Middleburg-Clark
Goss. Sirongsuille--Dr. Leonard. Pnma--B Snow.
Royalion-James Towsley .Nttcbu,g-Maj. Webb.
Independence Stafford. Brecksrille-C. d.
Bentley. Eucld-Timothy Doan. Warrenspilte-
Milo Gleason. Bedtord-Chares Gleason. May
Geid-W. billiard Ornnge-Jonathan Cole. So
ion-Wiam r. Sill. Chayrin Falls-Royal Dew
ey.
On motion of s. Starkweather the convention
proceeded to ballot for candidates for county ofcers
whereupon, the following gentlemen were duly
nominated:
FoR RErREsENrArIvE-D. B. Durham, Of Bed
60 of
Cleveland. PROSECUTING ATToRNEY-F. w. Bing-
ham, of Cleveland County coMMIssIoNER--B
Gilbert, of Strongsville. FoR coRoNER-Stoughton
Bliss, Of Cleveland. For SURVEYOR N. Pills
bury, of Cleveland.
The committee of twenty-two having reported by
their chairman, III. B. Paine, the following resolu-
tons, which, being separately considered, were
adopted:
Resoiued, That the patriotic course pursued by
the President of the United States in reference to
Texas and Oregon, meets our appreciation, and
gives satisfactory assurance that the issues Of the
Baltimore convention will be faithfully carried out
Resoiped, That we cordially condemn the federal
measures Of the late Legislature of this State embra-
cling Kelley sbaDking law, opportionment bill, and tax
bill; and that the repeal Of these measures will be
the first duty that will devove on the next demo-
cratic legislature.
Resolved, That we endorse the Washington
Union and Ohio Statesman, as able and efficient
poneDts ana defenuers OF democratic principles,
and deserving the warm support of the democratic
party.
Resolved, That we recognise the Plain Dealer,
published in the city Of Cleveland, the faithful
and efficient advocate of democratic principles and
the organ of the democrats in this county; and there
fore recommend it TO the continued confidence and
support Of the democratic party
RESOLVED, That J. w. Gray, Charles WinsIow,
C. w. Heard, H. v. Wilson, and G. L. Barnum, be,
and they are hereby, appointed democratic central
committee for the county of Cuyahoga, for the
ing year.
On motion Of H. A. Hurlbut, esq, it was
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this convention
be signed by the officers and published in the Ohio
Statesman and Cleveland Plain Dealer.
On motion, the convention adjourned sine die
FlNLAY STRONG, President.
LUTHER CRAwroRD, Vice Presidents.
ROYAL MILLARD,
GEo. B. MERwiN,l s.cre,,r;s.