The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-17

The president of the convention then announced thai
Reuben Wood OF Cuyahoga having received majority
the candidate Of the democracy for governor at the
next election.
On motion Of T. J. s. Smith of Montgomery
Resoued That the nomination OF Reuben Wood, as the
democratic candidate for governor. lie una mousy con-
irmed by this con seniion.
On motion OF Mr. Glover OF Scioto committee was
appointed, consisting OF Messrs Glover CLANCY OF Fair
field. and Brown OF Hamilton, TO wait upon Col. Allen,
and request him TO address the convention.
After short absence, the committee returned and re-
ported Colonel Allen present He then addressed the
convention in al able speech Of some length, and was
frequently interrupted by bursts OF applause.
Mr.. Edgeron, from The committee resolutions, re-
ported series OF resolutions, among which were the ol
lowing:
lst Resolved by the democracy Of the Stale Of 0aio That
banks circulation hostile alike TO the equal rehs Of
the people, he principles OF sound political economy
that had money the only currency recognized by the
constutonthe only currency that dsfauds no manthe
only currency that is expedient and just and hold
be inconsistent with the principles OF the parry FOR demo
Gratis TO participate in creating o. uphodns banking n.
ID Reoped That the banks OF Ohio have signay failed
redeem the promises OF their authors that they would
expel from the State the bridesmaids paper OF foreign
banks.
81 Rcsoired That the repeated refusal Of the whg egis
aiures OF Ohio banks the extent which the peo
the people their capitalize banks being taxed fo
state only the peoes lo ss tot soS" anna
scarcely paralleled outage, for which their u nsilhet Pal
Alb R,sopsd That by the existing bank laws OF this
State legislative power the currency Of the State Il
virtually conferred 20 long as those laws continue In ioce
who are chosen by the banks sit In secret are nespons
bic 70 The people and are governed BY no Other interest
In manifest derogaon Of the rights OF the people, aud
highly dangerous 70 The welfare Of lhe state.
h. RESOLVED That condemn the action OF the Trcasu
81 State in making banking institutions depositb
res o. the moneys Of The people II direct yo atom Of aw
he money paying them premiums upon all sums remcd
New York for the payment there OF MI the inere upon
&faNa aNl thar mem In
annual loss Of from ecu twenty thousand dollars; and
making them, without their consent contribute support
and enrich institutions they must ever despise.
9Th Rs,opsd That upon the subject Of the tariff Un
ted States bank and the independent easury, we aiin
Tn Rssoped That the question Of slavery hereby
rearm the resolutions OF said convention, IN the words fol
lowing. Rssred, That the people Of ohio nov, they
have always done look upon The institution OF slavery in
full development Of the spirit aud practical benefits or free
Institutions and that entertaining these sentiments, they
clearly given by the Of the national compact pre-
vent i increase . mitigate and finally 70 eradicate the
do the time, fully recognise the doctrine held by
the early fathers Of the repabe, and still manianed BY be
longs the right TO adopt and moiuy it, own nunic pal
laws; regulate its own internal affairs hold and ain
tain equal and independent sovereignty with each aad
every oer State and that upon these rights national
legislature can neither legislae nor encroach.
Sh Resolved, Thst the conduct OF tho wings OF the past
and present general assembly, In attempting rob the
people OF Hamilton county Of their elective franchise and
VIII OF inc maloritY under color u uncon
stutional sppofronment scheme, which never became
law, aud in violating Tor that purpose all precedent
well the express statute concerning certificates Of CO.
on has dsorganized the legislative authority OF the State
brought us to the verge Of anarchy, and with
revolution scheme inquiious in its character, so
sudalenty put upon the book could only be sus
tanned by such rnen have undertaken IT, and
rdiculons manner which they have adopted We there
fore approve oil the action OF the democratic
the last and the present general assembly opposing that
scheme, and say 70 them, stand m-proect, you have
done the rights OF the citizens, the elective franchise and
the constitution.
Mr. Warner, from the minority OF the same committee,
reported the following resolutions for the action OF the
convention
Rssofpsd, That the ordinance OF 1887 drafted ogi-
nsly by the hand which framed the declaration OF indie
pendence, derives Its chief excellence from the democratic
principle developed hercnthst Of uncompromisng hs-
tired % all tyranny over the mind or body Of man
Rssovsd That the principles Of said ordinance
Native OF freedom may be expended by Congress 70 all the
territories Of the Unired Sts&s, without any violation Of
constitutional law.
Resovsd the OF the democratic party IN Ohio,
that Il Is both lawful expedient that said principles be
practically applied 70 all Of said territory with the least pos
sibIe delay