The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-08-15
Ninth Of August Con ventio n.


Ninth Of August Convention.
Those opposed to denomination OF Chase
and Medill met in Convention in Columbus
on last Thursday. the OH inst. The City
Hallin which it met was well filled Ira Kelly
Of Cleveland, was appointed President pre-
tenn. J. 0. Rainey was appointed Secretary
A committee Of Eve were appointed 10 re
port permanent officers. The convention
then adjourned until $50 P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION. The convention as
sembled al three o'clock.
The committee on permanent officers ther
reported the names Of the following gentle
men,
President Hon. John Davenport, Of Bel
mont
Woe Presidents--J. s. s. Burt, II. Hol
lister, T. r. Eddy, NJ. L. Cook, B. f. Mar.
tin, J w. Baker, /. J Moore, T. G. Ware
A. Worthington, S. Petit, J. A. Trimble
/ j. W. McBelh, A. Donning. J. II. James
j. Emmett, d. Humphreys, Eli NJ. uenni
son, j. H Jones, Dir. A. Ball, |. Kelly, j
Conwell.
| Secretaries--D. II. Baily, ], O. Kinney
Osgood Mussey, NJ. P. Brister.
The committee on resolutions reported
the following
WHEREAS, We believe the period has ar.
rived v hen all who cherish the permanence
and integrity of the union OF our common
country, and have regard for the inter.
ests of the State of Ohio, SO long
and SO deeply injured, should distinct.
ly and solemnly announce their wishes and
opinions; therefore,
Resolved, That with revcrential accord
we accept the admonition of the Father oI
his country to beware of sectional parties
and utterly repudiate as unworthy Of the
confidence Of the people Of Ohio, the party
inaugurated in our State under the auspices
ofthe convention of the 18Th Of July last,
the great object of which is to array one
section of our Union against the other. !,
Resolved that in common with the vast
majority of the people of Ohio, We consider
the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise a
hpgrant violation of compact between the
North and South. established by statesmen
and patriots, and that its restoration is de.
manded by the plaiuest dictates of honor
and policy.
| Resolved, That we cannot consent to the
abandonment of the principles of the Amer.
can party, and shall continue to manta n
them SO long as there remains vestige o,
that maligp foreign Influence which threat
ems our institutions.
Resolved, That the interests of the peo-
pie Of Ohio require a radical change in the
policy and organic law of the State regard
ing our currency and taxation systems, and
| that we will endeavor to obtain the co -oper-
alton Of our citizens, Of all parties, to Sc
cure such reform. #
Resolved, That vi lie we denounce the
outrages that have resulted from the
passage Of the Nebraska and Kansas bills
and demand from all departments of the
National Government the preservation oI
the Of the laws and the punishment of all
who trample upon them, we will never CO.
alesce with an ultra sectional party, which
for the accomplishment Of its ends, pro.
claims lis determination TO resist the laws
Of the land and make them void snl inop.
eratiye. as 5 ]
Reso lyed, That sincethe organization oI
our government, candidates for Governor
have been selected as the representative
men Of their party and their friends, that
.ul.Io IS.,, G ,l,s.cv, ID ftl n -. -. -.
the aSolitionists Of Ohio, and the Hon. Wm.
Medill the Nebraska, Democrats ofour State
both Of them are the furthest from imper.
sonating our political ideqs; that the Hon.
Allen Trimble, a Favorite Governor Of our
State when thought Of distnion was alb.
horred as a crime man of lofty personal
character, and strong and manly intellect
is our choice for Governor OF Ohio, and we
therefore nominate him as a candidate for
that office. 5a *ee @t
The resolutions above were adopted u.
unanimously.
Speeches were made by Wm. stanberry,
). R. Stanbefry Ira Kelly, Gen. Geiger
and A. b. Norton, which were enthusiast.
caily greeted. E a s
~ A State Central Committee was then ap.
pointed. # @ ,@ie
The convention then adjourned, after Civ
ing nine cheers for their nominee, Gov.
Trimble, and three prolongued gfosns for
Tom Spooner the President Of the X. Nor
a = ~
q Gov. Trimble, their nominsesis amen
berof the ofthe old whig party,and foyofs
KIN. doctrines. gssesB I'd nib aias j Bjf
We shaI have more 10 say Of the con-
'ention and its proceedings hereafter. s,a \
The imports ofNcw York have fallen off |
early see 900 the present yssr1TEx.' 'a
EJ- An owing u i've drafted locofoco |
ADMINISTRATION, no doubt. II our imports |
u Oh the Increase, It's all 4 IocofOco tick |
!, give our specie to Europe and ifon die
ecrease trick TO keep it at home. a'is