The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-13
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY IL, 1856

Ard snars the old whg party upon the American Orcer
They eass that would BE- death to .hs party
have procured with some eRcu,ty Q c,py some reso-
buttons vhlch passed Council No. aac which cent
you, begging yon win suppress sne opposed
to making use Of the American party engra up is
any dead and eeunot posic.i party party hack AID
approve Of the Councils nQs ou the
end Of tie longest hair lead to extsue-t ends
Of the naiis upon my little tres ohio gees for
man. The Buckeye Stsre dent . whether it's
Seorge law the ST. ne%ason and bricslsyer, or Jack
vote must be q worker and Yours. ever,
NEHEMIAH STRONG.
copy Of these proceedings sent to each delegate
eeetea or TO be elected from OHIO as we to the er
mates.
CINCINNATI, Ohio Feb l. 1860.
Resolved That this Council, No. -. % soenfnly ami
If ia the sight and presence Of Arnsh Goj resam
mend bincy and respectfully 10 The deieg stes Of tae
American party from this State at Philadelphia 70 pur
First Should an unwise and short sighted policy pre-
vail in that convention, and should majority OF The de-
legates fit to postpone he ncmnsiisn to later day.
taen do We this Council recon the Ohio delegates to
tIy and alleviate the mischief and ruin which will fol-
low from such oo~srdly proceedog - the great Ams
ican party by assembling WITH any other delegates
matter how small the minority, in proper place, aud
then and there uniting upon some new name, aud
making q popioatiou; appealing to Gcd the state
souEcs the subordinate ellis Of each state and the
great OF honest American people outside Of the
Organization, to raj y such proceeding and to ee:t
the candidate selected. We listed that il the
American National tol vention adjourn without non
aassns stock Of the Whole tnon and that no
tion of party be called together ag.u bat
that we snail be eshAndsd and broken teto-e July
raxt.
Second. That should the convention at Philadelphia be
fase TO the principles Of the organise on ard 70 the
deeprooteo feelings of the hearts Of tie hoI ad good
OF both po ical parties that those old parties aud their
leaders rotten corrupt and hy Of 1port
which leo 10 tho forrsnhon Of American party.
based hopes and new ieue, and proceed nDmi
NlArd FilmoIe Martin Van Buren,, Vim. Ii. Seward.
Sam haustop, any her prominent came long idelti
fled with either Of the old parties and theie issues then
the Ohio delegates to s,sDd frr to the
principles of party and resist the action Of
jctity SHAKE I'll the old dust and there she c not be
than ten true to proseed with that snail
minority, to noninst 20 from RANKS,
leave the result Almighty God the State councils, the
of the Ane ican people, in aud cusde of the American
osganla ion.
Tlrc That the Ohio delegates be -scann menie1 huun
bly, bnt firmly by tps council insist from Grst to last
upon the nomination OF George Law Of New YORK. or
some o,ber from the private ranks Of Tie as the
found 10 the ranks TO represent lie party,
but il shoud thought desirable 10 seest leading
vhe lsadipe democrat thsa -ecoumsnd our dele
gates 10 withdraw from treaeberous gang Who worse
than Benedict Arnold, would be.ray great aud strcg
Cling party and place the counGnd Of it in the hands o.
enemies be TO their trust ard nomioate by
minority who shall possess pras,a bu mess
knowledge sound sense, frrness Of purpose good udg
ent nice sonse OF justice which will enable hi1 to
preside the Of the core'eacy State for
the next four years With dGu-hed aniity, And sfser
having made such Dounat.op, let the minority de-
eeates 60 Home leaving The result to Almighty Goi,
the State councils the subordinate Of each State
snd the great of the American people il aod out
side Of Me organization with confidence that sGch
braton of Tvire 70 ano physica force Will
the election of their toce, and give American vic
tory that viii rejoice the Anaefi an world