The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-10
Fillmore and, ,Donelson Meeting.

Fillmore and. ,DOneIsOn, Meefing.
Agreeable to previous notice, a very tsspectAs
BILE meeting assembled in the Court House. on
the 3oth of August 1856 ~, 30. =. !.
The meeting was organized by appointingJ,
R. Crawford, Chairman, and Samuel Hatcher
as Secretary. ;.t >
J.. S. McFadden moved that Eere be CON-
mittee of five, appointed by the chair to Arsa
Preamble and Resolutions expressive ofthe
sencc ofthis meeting. Carried unanimouSy.4s
The Ghgra thereupon appointed :-rH,, s.. Nc
Fadden, John n .Maatt, I;iionlas ,H&IsiitoD, J.
7. Hatcher, j. n. Rodman, such committee,
While the committee was absent, Mr.. Wells.
Fillmore elector for this district, addressed the
meeting in very able manner ,aric
The committee on resolutions: then tnads
their appearance and reported the following,
which were unanimously adopted;---
RESOLUTIONS 80,
WHEREAS The Old Line Conservative Wings
and Americans of Harrison county, in mass
meeting assembled, have duly considered their
position as citizens in connection with their
; duty to the country in the present crisis have
candidly examined the claims of and merits Of
tie three Presidential candidates now, before
the people, and the probable consequence Of The
: election of either; thsrefoie, asg,.ai3.
: Reso,rea, That we will use all honorable
means to the extent ofour ability, in opposing
the election Of Mr.. Fremont, believing he is not
f qualified to preside over. this great Republic.
1 We believe also his election would !, increase he
internal strife, and that the, party he represents
: in split sectional and inevitably tends to dis
c union
/ ReSo'god, That we cannot support Mr.. Bu-
chapan, because we believe that an administra.
n ton established oHa the Cincinnati platform
r woald perpetuate internal agitation -aHdcn-
S danger our amicable relations with foreign pow
ers. '7 d s''a4 @t@ ~
t Rrso7pe4 That we will ardently, suppatt Mil<
: lard Fillmore, as VIC regard Mr.. Fillmqfc as one
r whose anticcdents, truly warrant national ad
: ministration, firm, moderate, and tranquil, O.
: quail and impartial to both North and South.
faithful to the Constitution and laws national
u man, with national principles, whose conserve
tive characterand views are calculated ,toallaE
sectional strife now threatening the stability Of
the Union @s@ t&~
Reso1te3 That we are in favor of the intro
duction Of Kansas as free State, and are op.
posed to thesectionaL strife Of agitators both
North and South, who to secure some ancied
good, or from notions ofpersonal ambition, wod
break up thegoyesnment. and trample the con.
:. stitutionunder fcct. . -
!, ResolVea That we hereby Fatify the nomina-
. ton ofFillmorc stand Donelson, with the full
est conviction, that their eIeotonwill preserve
peace at home and abroad, at the same time
6 maintaining the honor of the nation enIarging
;. the area of Freedom, and extending to the
local institutions Of all the States, that protec-
:, tion which the constitution provides.
Resolvet, That committee Of three pcfsons
be appointed to correspond with the member Of
Congress from this district with regard to what
:. would govern his course in the House in using
;, his influence in promoting the election ofMr.
:. Fillmorein the event Of the colleges failing to
" elect a President .t.,ij @ .5ia t' .,as.e
= Geo. Wells, Of Columbiana Thomas Hanlii-,
:, ton, Of Jefferson, and Henry S. McFadden was
" appointed said committee. 'f1 1aia sa3s'ef
y :, Reyolyca, That we approve Of ING Wig Ma
:, tional Convention proposed to be held in Baiti-
" more on the 18th of September and that We
y appoint delegates to said convention .3.
:" II. >. GIcFaddcn, and j. S. Hatcher we're du-
FS ly appointed said delegates gassa
;" After the adoption of the resolutions, Mr. Ar.
- rick took the stand and spokefor upwards o. two
. hours in an able and argumentatiye speech Oh
the important isstH Is Of the times. AT the con
clusion of Mr.. Arrrick! able speech, the meet
II ing adjourned, to 7tS o'clock, II, III L.
= = AT which time the meeting convened pursuant
+" to adjournment. Il .,'9 III #i4e e
y 1t was resolved to- appoint. Fillmore GER /.
~ trail committee Of correspondence for Iiarrse d
y county, whcreupon the following persons wcia
? appointed: Samuel Hatcher, H. s. McFaddsn.
:" ~ Albert Upton and John ConwelI. saoaE Z
VI Mr.. L, Danford the able Fillmore clcctoS tor
= the Belmont District, addressed the meeting en-
:, the claims ofthe different candidates for tils
~ Presidency. Mr.. .Danlord enchained the lares
~ audience fortwo hours and half, by lla efo.
~ quent speech, and all parties regretted it was
- - not longer. There was something remarkable
- about his speech it pleased all parties syi'J
y Itwas resolved that the proceedings ana res.
~ ~ olutions Of this meeting be signed BY tiS on.
= GERS, andiaccpy be furnished to each oftliepa-
~ pers of this place, requesting their publication
= The meeting thep adjourned with three snthu
Y siastic cheers for Fillmore and Donclsoh. Fes Hi
y E Eaii Jg r. CRAWFORD, PrSssdsst a
s. HAztHER Secretary.as gaEleas ttsepef
Ill ------szs, st..s. Z. 81 4
n n The Disunionistsi at work. le,l
We are told, says the New Haven Conn
mt Register that petitions in circuiasiohin iii
1g- west part Of Hartford county asking for u ssb
~ luton ofthe Union 1t is said that one Ia Eniou
=. vile has oyer one hundred, signaturssl I'll.
Vn' Black Republicans aYs getting along very iast
Re- this is SOL but we can hardly belisve thst i'll U
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