The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-08


otbox that all other evils insignificant in eomp.o
with that OF danger TO the unon that all others eab w.,
the sure Of time II the Union DO rnantsue
that dsunon would at the destruction Of our
present interests and happiness people, and the death
knell OF our hopes
Rssolred That II upon the soil Of Pennsylvania Ina.
Independence declared and the federal eonsuon CON
structed and that IL therefore becomes in special sense ts
duty Of Feonsy watch its safety secured m
the great charter of the Union To resist the first approac
danger to its pepetuiy aud forever TO cherish main
tain il nvoate the palladium OF our happiness political
social, and civil.
Resouea That all vacancies that may take place In Tia
delegate Cincinnati, selected, shall be filled by
majority of the whole number present and that the said ds
egaton shall have full power and authority among heinsev
70 regulate BY whom aud how their votes shall be given
the convention. N5 $3.50
Rssoired, That the democratic State central committee
shall require pledge from each eIector vote for the can
ddae for President aud Vice President Of the United State
who may be nominated BY the Cincinnati Convention and
case OF the neglect reus any eeeto do within
reasonable time the State central committee be- and they as
hereby, empowered to substitute.
The resolutions amidst the greatest applause and en.
sasm were unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Watson Reilly offered the following resolutions,
which adopted:
Resotod, That the Hon. James Buchanan being the first
and only choice OF Pennsyyana for the presidency the
president OF this convention do appoint committee of
from each congressional district
sructons to report to this convention subject to its appo
baton the OF yfour delegates four senatorial del
e2ates from the State ut large, and representative dele
gates from each congressional district represent the de-
ocracy Of the State in the National Convention be held
at Cincinnati in June and for the purpose Of adyo
eating with sincerity before the delegated power o
the democracy Of the Unon the position and sentiments
Of the people Of the old Keystone Commonwealth the CON-
mttee report deegae shall any person be
chosen such delegate who is known this convention
tph that nd all rsrn
liable friend Of nominee and who feels other prefer
ence.
And further, that the said committee bs instructed to
report subject to the appreciation OF this convention the
of twenty senatorial and rep
resentatye from each congressional dstricas candidates
for electors Of President and Vice President Of the United
States to be supported by the democratic party at the
election.
Mr.. Black offered the following which was unanimous
ly adopted
Resolued That this convention is unwilling to adjourn
without word Of to Virginia. Her govern
Henry A. Wise reached hs great Office the fret open
champion in such contest, who, with light, conquered
darkness and with generous and solid reason, subdued
tolerance and narrow prejudice ssst@
Mr.. Roberts read despatch from Hen. John r. Thom
son OF New Jersey stating that the democratic members
of the legislature Of New Jersey had unanimously passed
resolutions in favor Of James Buchanan for the presidency
which was received with terrific applause.
THE PROPOSED UNION OF THE BLACK REPUBLI.
CAN AND KNOW NOTHING TICKETS.
For the information and qualification Of those deudei
southern knownothings who expecting to support Mr.
Fillmore Of promoting national principles, we
quote the following plan for union Of the black repub
and know. no,hpgs made by the New Albany ndi.
ana) Tribune, and endorsed by the Cincinnati Gazette
The Tribune says
Let the republican party such, in Indiana adopt the
presidential ticket brought out by the republican
Of the 18th Of june placing ths their candidates
President and Vice President at the head Of the electoral
ticket voted by them. Let the American party, SUCH
take the with regard to the nominees Of The
American convention Of the 3D. OF JAY The Of the
electors in both being the came, pledged to tho
electoral vote Of the State for the candidates OF the party
having poed the greatest number Of votes Of the two This
be readily ascertxned by the RETURNS judges Of election
noting their tally papers the humber Of votes received BY
the presidential candidates, respectively also the number
OF votes cast for the electors t.lH
BY adopting this every voter in the State wheth
American republican, vote his sentiments to the
presidential preferences while, by uniting all the elements
Of opposition to the present prossvery administration, We
be enabled restore freedom Kansas and the
triumph OF true American principles"
The Cincinnati Gazette endorses the foregoing as FOL.
lows;
Several days ago suggested the prope,y Of having
but electoral ticket Ohio for the republicans aud Amer
leans and agree with contemporary in indiana that
the plan, generally carried in good faith would make
certain the defeat OF the democratic nominees in nearly
not quite, every free State; while the southern States
where the opposition unite upon the American plat
form and the American candidates. would have Atrce sd
fight their own battles 10 their way.
1--WE see difficulties in the war, but they not n'upera
Bile difficulties by the Of sound and liberal
actias, they could easily be avoided and glorious victory
would result from to the best interests OF the Union and
the consolidation Of healthy public sentiment
THERE Is NO MIDDLE GROUND