The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-27
Union REORGANIZATION at CIncinnati.

The Trends of the U0ion held meeting at Gin
oInnad Ohio, on the 18th inst when the folio gi1g
les olutons were adoptedi-
Resolved, That by union our Independence was OBJ
tanned liberties achieved that govern ment
vas the rerult Of union sud compromise --thst our
power a nation depends upon union--thst our
growth and prosperity the of-prings Of uaon--
that the peace ana harmony ofthe states peerved
by upiou-that civil liberty our moral culture,
our intellectual advsncemsnt, our commercial growth,
Internal energies and improvement our happiness
az people our example % self governmsnt the glory
Of ouf ma me the hope, OF the al bouni up
Ia union that the geographical position OF the states
that our political condition--the hallowed blood OF
patriots voice Of the mighty dssi--the voice Of
the struggling living-ths voice Of God hinssn In
the improved condition OF man under free institu-
In our hearts declare " The Union must and shsn
rises above all party ooDsdsrsous and that the ri.
vary OF parties should be TO outve each other In love
for the Union and in Efforts TO advance ths common
geod Of all the glory and prosperity Of all
Sd Resolved That we approve, aud vii support the
81 peace and promise relative 20 the sd
mission Of California az state the establishment OF
the territorial governments Of New Mexico aud Utah
the settlement Of the boundary question OF rexss tbs
abolition Of The slave trade In the District Of Colu bs
ana the rrovision the more en.otuay 10 s.cur. the
observauce ei the constitutional duty to deliver up
iuei,ives owing service or labor;
9TH Resolved. That We utterly condemn aud viii
oppose all forcbe resistance to the execution of the
Law Of the general government Tor the recaptare OF
fugtives owing service labor that We regard such
law as constitutional In accordance with the com.
DIT, mise which formed the Union. and that We viA
sustain and enforce 10 BY sl proper ana legsl means
matter OF constitutional compromise and osiiss-
tiop.
tih Resolved, That we condemn all sectionsl par
tes arrsying section Of the country against an
other as wicked. miscbievous and dangerous to the
pesce and prosperity o. the Union.
9th Resolved That regard any further agita-
tien Of the slave question in Congress. among the
people of the states where slavery does not exist
unwise productive of mischief awakening sectional
anmoeities and that man who continues the sgta-
ton Of tuch question TO the disturbance of the peace
and quiet Of the country II entitled 70 public copd-
dsncs or should be elevated to any Office Of honor
trust either In the States " neral government
rth Resolved, That any effort 10 70 open the dell
cate end distractins questions settled and CEN.
promised BY the cont romise and peace MEASURES
passed during the late ees,ou 81 Congress are sctious
and thould be disapprovei aud opposed.
sth Retolved. That the Union should be stronger
In love than power that Upios II aunion OF the
people union OF hearts ubon Of love a. wei AZ Of
States unity Of feeling unity Of psope sunity OF
states based upon people one origin, one union
end let no man dare 20 put asunder that which God
hath joined together Let NJ be one and eternal
9th. Resolved That the sdorse Of the wise and pa
trotic men Who BY the system 81 measures Of the ate
session Of Congrtes. have done away with any jsst
Of complaints In any section Of the cJuntry,
entitled 10 the gratitude ard confidence Of all
-ho love the Union and desire its perPetuity.