The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-09-03
Hamilton County Democratic Com
VentiOu.

HahnaRtOn COumty Democratic Con-
vemtiOn.
The Democracy of Old Hamilton met al
Carthage on the 22d Of August, and nomina
ted for Congress- James J. Faran by accla-
nation. lN
Charles Reemelin was nominated for the
Senate. And John McMakin, w. F. Con-
verse, William S. Smith, and John B. Warran
for tho House ofrepresentatves The very
best feeling pervaded the meeting. 1t will
be seen by the following excellent resolu-
lions passed at the same time and place, that
the Democracy of Hamilton are determined
to give "Tod and the Pot Metal" at least
two thousand majority. Roll on the Ball.
Resolped, That the Convention approve
oi the doctrines contained in the resolutions
adopted by the Democratic Convention at
Columbus onthe 9Th of January last, and
that we pledge ourselves 10 the Democracy
Of Ohio for majority of two thoucand votes
for DAVID TOP for Governor Of Ohio.
On motion Of MARK BUCKINGHAM, the
following resolutions offered by 4. CHI.
SMITH, were adopted:
Resolped, That the Democracy Of Hamil-
ton county in Convention assembled, at this
period when their opinions have been vindi-
Gated by the action Of tlIe General Govern
ment, have now, as they have ever had, in
the darkest hours Of the cause of Equal
Rights, a stcadfast confidence in The princi-
pies of the Party.
Rssolued, That, differing with the Wings
both as 10 the policy and the Constitution Of
the General Government, we declare our
selves unqualifiedy opposed 10
lst Any United States Bank.
I'd. Any Protective Tariff.
Sd. Any distribution Of tho proceeds Of
the pnblic lands
4th. Any scheme of Internal Improve
ment which shall recognise specific appro-
prations forimprovemelits within particular
States.
Resolced, That the West will seal an am
nesly upon the Oregon question, only on
condition that the Ordinance Of 1857, the
broad foundation Of the prosperity Of the
Northwest, sbsll be extended over our Pacif.
ic Empire, present and future.
Resolped, That in behalf Of the Constitu-
tion and the People, we demand that the
currency the country shall be money, not
credit--gold and and silver, not tho paper
counterfeits of value. tsa
Resolred, That the Wings have chosen
"an honest title TO dishonest Tax Law" and
that until every vestige of a distinction be-
tweenthe property Of tho citizen and the
corporation is cut away, wilrmake no terms
with the Infamous law, its movers or back
ers.
Resolped, That the State Government
shall be for the future our greatest care
Every son of Ohio, native or adopted, should |
give his utmost efforts to uphold her charac-
ter, and TO extend her influence, SO that the
greatest Of the Western States may keep
her station intho vanby the intelligence and
virtue other citizens.
Resolpsd, That IN view of the triumph of
Democratic Principles obtained in the Gem
eral Government, we turn with renewed Wig
or 10 the struggle for a like ascendancy in
our Buckeye State--Ohio MUST BE RE-
DEBMEDi
Resoiped, That we hereby request the
publication of these resolutions in the Dem
ocratic papers Of this State, and in the
Washington Union.
SuBLME AND LOFTY sENTIMENT.-- The
Edinburgh Review, the powerful champion