The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-01-23
8TH OF JANUARY! !
Eighth CT january Convention

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lIuno"'' assistant Secretaries
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And one Vice President and ona Secreta
ry from each Congressional District
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Mr.. Cox, chairman Of the Commltte on
Credentials. reporteI that every county in
,ho s.,,o .,s r.,ra,.,taI Tb. tnowin,,
9eH''e'Heh "ete P'eSeh' aS u''e3a'eS ''o'h
i"rIiaon county =. ihctnt' u N. Al
len, George Cox, 0. Siemmons, DR.. B. +
Bprklev. Y. D. Grimes. Samuel Rail. w. 8
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MI A9Iahu' 'Fom 'h9 committee on res
o!utlons, made the following report, which
was unanimously adopted
The committee on resolutions with entir,
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tie day, present the creed oil the Democra
cy Ct Ohio, az follows
LIST. Resolved, That Slavery is a domes
tic institution, and that Congress has ne
ther the power to legisIate i into any Ter.
ritory or State, nor to exclude it ther,rrom
but to leave the people thereof perfectly free
10 form and reoulate Their domestic ins,itu
ions in their own way. snbiect only to the
Constitution of the United Slales.
Cd Resolved. That the RIGHT Of the neo
pie of each particular State and Territory t,
establish their own constitution or form O
government: to choose and regulate ,hei
own domestic institutions of eyery kind an,
to lecislate for themselves. is a iundamen
tai principle OF ali free government; Rpd ,ha
il is the self same rich. to secure which ou
ancestors wased tie war of the Reyolu
ton; right lyiny at the very foundation O
all our free institutions. recoonizeJ in tn,
Declaration Of Indepeodeuce and establish
ed by the constitution of lhe United States
and we hereby endorse and reafirm tb
NOW disputed principle.
81. Resoved, That the Introduction q
religious questions into the political contro
versies and issues OF the day, is a wide de-
parture FROM the ancient PRINCIPLES ant
sound policy of the couptrY: at war will
the true interests of The peoDle. corruptip,
alike to mcrals, religion and politics, an(
Of a most pernicious and dangerous tenden
CIV.
4tb, Resolved. That the Democracy ha,
no secrecy and requires no onlhs; that Will,
it publicly ayows. as a fundamental prpci
pIe, freedom Of conscience. wilbou. Gistmc
ton OF reI;g;ous faith. the nolitical eouolit
of all whom the law recornizes as Ameri
can citizens. without reference TO the acci
dent of birth. il relies for success unon q
psn discussion and the inte lliranee and vir
tue Of the people: We therefore deuounce
the Know Nothing organization. So called
as in!olerent in its warfare upon the free
dom Of religious oe'let ana sacred rights
oonseienoe. unJus'y e1oius'Ve IA Na require
moralzipg in its oath and UopceaImeSt an,
anti repL blican and dangerous in its seere
combination, and its secret political action
5th. Resol, ed, That the Democracy {
Ohio, relying upon the intelligence ant
patriotism Of the people, declare and pub
lish these as the principles for which the
: will do battle; and inserlbing them npo
their banner, thus boldly and de6antlV NEE