The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-08-11

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| RESO SOLUTIONS OF TIE ANTl-NE>
EBRASKA STATE CONVENTION
HELD AT COLUMBUS JULY l3.
The committee onresolations, through
Judge r.. p. Spaldins, Of Cuyahtg ga res
Iporied the following, which were anan.
imossly adopted, after some dcbate.
lswnEHEAs, the ..Posiiive prohibition
Of slavery in the territory TO- tho north
and wss, Of Missouri Imposed BY Con.
sress in the year 1890, at the instance
of SuusheEB sistesmen and nsan esuig-
alent for the admission Of said State sof
Missouri lWi.hon, snsh esirictiohs, has
been removed by aihe passage oflhe hill
10 esiabliah tetriiorial governments in Ne>
brsska aud Kansas. Z st5- y.sars4-s
And, whereas, ii becomes important
TO Ascertain If The pnpniar mind ia re,
gard 10 slavery lias feirogrnded in Ohio
during tie la1i thirtySlo, Eyosgs, not>
witlsianding the benign principles Of
the Ordinances ofI7S7, which made our
State perpetually free, and which has
been iheprinciple means Of our unex.
ampIed prosperity and happiness there
fore, itsss7 = ssssa ~ 4. 4.
\ H. Resolred That wchail with sglad-
ness aud gratitude tho anniversary Of
that glorious day where the Congress
Of iheC eConfedrrat,euiIDpressed upon the
Mssih.westafn territory thas0rdinance
Of freemahn which has given chsrscie,
and consequences 10 Eve great SsateS
now containing five million Of freeman
bui not one slaUe.
.. ResolDed, That in humble iniita
iion Of tho virtue aud patriotism which
inspired our fathers in the enactment OF
ibe Ordinance we solemnly ienew, this
day our covenant vows 10, resist the
spread Of slaveaysundsr whatever shape
or color il may be attempted" ss.
3. RcSoIued, That to this end we will
labor assiduously TO render ''iaoperatiue
and void' that portion Of the Kansas
and Nebraska bill which abolishes fEee-
dom in tho territory Withdrawn from, the
il fipence :, of slavery by the Missouri
Compromise OF 1920, and iha, we, will
oppose by every lawful and constitutions
al means any further increase of slave
territory or slave States in this Repub>
lican ConfedeIscy. m
A. Resolpcd, That in order that republi.
can sentiment on this great snhject may
be concentrated and developed IN The
Stsse of Ohio, q. The carlies, possible
period, we will proceed 10 plnce in nom
inatiUR suitable candidates for the SUI
preme Bench and Board Of Public Works,
and invoke in their support, At The APP
preaching election. the votes ofall good
citizens, without. reference 10 political
paries. IA za g b5
5. Resolped, That we concur in the
Recommendation Of the Convention Of
ihe people Of Michigan, that thero he
called q aRsn-Eal convention OF the free
States, and such of the slave holding
ISinies, or portions thereof, as may de-
siroto be ibsrs represented, with the
view TO the adoption Of other and more
effective measures in resistance Of the
enctoachmeHss Of slavery; and iha. q
cammisiee Of Eve persons be sppninicd
TO correspond aud cooperate with out
friends in other states on The subject.
| 8. Resolped, Tha. committee Of
----be appointed by this Conven,ion
as pro .empofe State Central Commit.
tee, wiih-power TO call another ,Cenyen-
]tion osihe fIiends Of fliberty, and 10 take
othermcasures that may become noe
essary 10 perfect The declaieds desigus
af this Convention. 49,
4. Resoloed, That the soil Of the Ter
riore5 should be appropriated for free
homes for free mem, ,.
"yvHAr HAVE DOME, THAT NINE ENE
MY SHOULD PRAIsE !'--rhe Journal is
exiravagant in its euiogieS Of Hon. B. r.
Letter. Oniy a few years since, Mr. L.
was denounced by that sheet as the most
srran. and impudeot demagogue Of the
day. sBu. ahc Journal was then Wig.
Now il Is SARepa6Iicaa," Who has
changed? HSa there been change Of
principles as weilias Of uame and taste !?
Has the Jos-pai 90 2 over Is MT. LETTER
and bis haid money, nee trade doctrines,
Of pies sersea Lo, us pse and re llsci.
--Statesn,an 4 Democr0L 4, esf7