American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-22
AusrNEss PR cErns.


ted. and he majority report adopted by the
Convention.
BUSINESS Pr cEEps.
The President elect was now escorted
fors al. made neat Il tie speerh, was ap-
plaud d and ih.n wen. to work. The ie-
pnrt at the cnmmiiIee on Credentials was
rar+ivsd. Also that Of tie State c ntraI
Conmuee. The entir C.nual c mmitree
of this ar wts unanimously re elected:
S-nator Wade then D. s4n'e the reso-
lulians from h. Rrsoluii Committee -
An effnrl was msde to lsy them on the IA
hle u III the nomlnati0as were made. but
iha' failint t''tv were ie'i
how THE RESOLUTIONS WERE MADE uP
We wuu1 remark that. quite warm
time was hal in the Committee Of Resolu.
tons W irh met private Y. that is with
closed do,rs The Plslfnrmists and Ihe
nun Pla'formi.t' argued th-ir prips with
much forn'. snt the resolu'ilns reported
We inslly offered and ace, pt4d as COM
propisa. Even after thew had hcen ae-
yep nv the COMMITTEES. they were mate
tsriaily alt"red.-Hnt resolutions approving
ot the ction Of the R-publ"a"s in the lai
G 'ngrsss. heing entirely stricken out. an
ano'har, Zee airing that the Republican paii
tv would make no compromises so as to So
eure a union Of the oppoSi ION, 50 "ltcre
as 10 entir ly change its character L
.wss h ought that the portions srik.n out
would give of.nGo to 'ha Aut Lecomp' N
Demo"ra's AMI Arlerirar sl To exhibi
t ese claog"s. we publish tha resolutions
as they wore first adopted. Those portion,
in brackets sni small capitals ware erased
nv TIC committee leaving out these por
tons. the reader has tho resolutions as they
were adop'eI.
THE UYArTILATEo RzsoLuTIoss.
!. Rsso'"si, That the Repphicans it
Ohio. in G nv uti,n Assem- led. entertain
ing an sbl ing copGd-nce in the car,.ins
doctrin. sol the rartv. heretofore insnribe
uoon its hsnpty an in Tho defense o
which il has never f4iieI 10 sc,use. from
the INTELLIGENT tn' patriotic freemen Of th
S ate, an ar ent and triumphant support
hereby re affirm the same, and again rcm
mrnd them 10 the favorable consider
a ION Of 'ho people.
2. Peso'cei, That the President Of ih
Uoits1 S'a'es and his iurvle partizans il
G rgress. nidad " tie pmissarirs in X r.
sa' in their persistent offors to enforce b.
VIOLENCE fraud and bri ery. and intiniia
Tor "p'n 'he people of that T~riory
G institution il opposition 10 their will
and in frau Of their un doubted rights, de
serve and ought to receive. tha unqualified
condemn ton of all the American peo
| pie.
3, Resolpcd. Ttai tie astounding di'
c'o'nros Of tNe .rninous and corrupt prodi
qa'ilv OF the National Administration
whirh, in thu briei period OF eightael
montts Of proflnrd reace. has exhausted
an oVerf,winq Treasury, and a1dei 70 tn
M lie b $40 ono 600. without any Wis
tho indications of proposed remedy, o
no ssation Of he evil, submits to the pao
rle t. choose be wetn the alternative q
NHinel B pkrppicy.cT National Reform
| / Reaolopd That WE FULLY APPROVE o
THE VOTES AND ACTS or TIVE REPuBHoA
MEMBEBs or CoNGRE 8 DURING THE LAS
lsEssIoN in THEIR EFfoRTs TO PREvEN
GROSS OUTRAGE AND ISJusncE 10 Tue Pee
PIE OF KANSAS. .s.....ssa ,.r
! 4 RrsolreI. That WITHOUT IN AN
MANNER COMPROMISING OUR POSITIONS DELrB
ERArFLY TAKEN tND MAINrAINEDl we invit
! a'l m.en nfyll pFr'ies, TO in us in rpstor
ing tn" government TO its original purif
AVID principl 8, and preserving it as an II
h4ri ance for those who may come aft,
us
The resolutions MS reported BY he con
mi'tee. were adop'ed with uranimol
roaring ave, The G nyer ton then Pre-
ce'ded 70 select their candidates.-Cir
Times. July lf.l,a.a.err.