The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-21

Large Democratic Meeting in
Montgomery County Ohio
Strong National Resolutions
Adopted A Platform Broad
Enough for Every Democrat
to Stand Upon. ID t 4
We take great pleasure, says the Cincin
natl Enquirer, in laying before our rea !ers
the proceedings Of large Democratic meet
ing which was recently held in Dlyton.-
l: wi be noticed that among those who
participated in itsawere several Of the
staunchest. most intelligent and infaential
Democrats Of the noble and glorious old
county of Montgomery. The resolations
are drawn with consummate ability. and
express most clearly and emphatically the
Democratic idea upon the vexed questions
which now constitute the dividing line be-
tween parties They are based upon sound
sense and the provisions Of the Fedora
Constitution, and an adherenco to TIE
principles they enunciate is the only way
in which the Union can be kept together
We cannot too strongly commend their tone
and spirit. Every National Democrat be-
tween the confines of Mime and California
will give to them his hearty sanction and
applause. They meet the issues rendered
by our opponents square in the face. with
out equiyocation and prevariacstion. There
is not plank in the platform which is not
sou i'd entirely and completely. Il is not
sire ,ken in thu least with any of the politi-
cal heresles Of the day. In language for
chile and convincing, and with arguments
strong. it asserts the great principles Of A
mercan popular sovereignty and American
constitutional liberty.
Those Democrats who are constiiutionally
timid, and who have propensity for shirk
ing and ignoring political questions. rather
Than marching up boldly to the point, may
object to their phraSeoIogy, but the sound
heart of the party beats responsivelg to
them. The Democrats of Ohio can never
succeed, and do MT deserve to, as long as
they pauder to any Of the fanatical isms
which are now menacing the public peace
and threatening the Integrity of the Union
We are glad to see the numerous eyiden
ces that our temporzing policy in Ohio
is to be abandoned, and that a better sea
son is dawnng upon US. Many of our un
sound and rotten men have left the Demo
cratic organization, and those who remain
are generally sound upon the leading issues
Of the day. Il is to be hoped that, n
Montgomery has opened the ball, twill b.
pushed on through uther ccunlies, AMI tha
Tue coming State Convention will adopt |
1 platform equally sound. With these re
i marks we submit the. resolutions and pro
ceedngs Of the meeting to our readers :
I'rhey are taken from the Dayton Empire o
4 the 3ist: a uea. 7s. q 5ss,4 0Uf y
..Pursuantto notice portion ofthe D IN
ocratie part3 of Montgomery county met a
the city Hall last night.
"On motion of jonathan Kenney, Esq
I Thos. J s. Smith. Esq, was called to til
Otair, and JohnaP. Aehey appointed sec
retary. Isq sdR 81 tsa &c sGia.l@
,"Afser some remarks from Capt, 3. A
King and .. L. Vallandingham, ESQ, ea
planatory Of The object Of The meeting. 0
motion Of Capt. King It was q 1ttafeE'
; Resolved, That committee of ten be al
I pointed BY the Chair 20 report resolution
/. at an adjourned meeting 70 be held on Nor
day evening, October 20.
i "The Chair then appointed the follov
Ling as said committee. Messrs. E. A. Kir
Wm. Goudy, ID. e. Fitch, VIM. Dcke,
DR.. Z. Smith, David Richmond, George Y
!, douk, Jon. Kenney, David Clark, Dr.. WI
: Egry. asag asta asa ~ sa-' aieas' s'lt'
son motion Of DR.. Walters, the meelir
|. adjourned to meeton Monday evening pez
October 20. at the -City Hall, at seven Q
clock. ol9ga NJ skta ioa Laaa a
...s "THOS, J. s, SMITH. Pres't..
d -, P, AoHEy, sec'y,ssssJ Il k.
VI "a large meeting 70 assembled cp q
n evaDingei e. a9sh ult., which was addre
L sed By 9. 7. YAllandingham and BY g
. Carpenter Of Chicago late q C0sipg.'
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