New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-26
TIE ILLINOIS DEMOCRACY.

The following are the Resolves paced by tue ID mo-
cratic State Convention OF Illinois which assemble a.
Sprpefeld or the DIST inst, aod nominated Candidates
%, the State Offices to be filed by election rext Fall
In this Convention nearly every county was repre-
sen:ed TIE Resolves were submitted by the Hon.
John A. MtCierrand, for years prominett DemC-
oraiic Member OF Congress, and adopted unanimously
W.:
Peoe5 That the Democratic party Of The STATE Of IlnoiA
Though ,I delegates in General Convention s.-emoe DO re-
aste dc.aIe the piicpe' avo"td oy them WneD On
they have presented Their csLidse' t' the
Reocd II st they are materially ssche TO- and VII! main
tain invoste principles msnaHed ty the Naiion' Conve
tou al CiucnDs in JgIe. 1856
Ptocd ThstiLcy svow With ed energy their devotion
TO liz Fedea Unn United States their d-,rr
avert ectons strife teir deeHinson % nsG'ain the
eeny The States AMI TO protect Ssv anc tn" peoPe
thereof, in all their con.tii lsionsl rshis .
Rttd Tba. the platform OF principles established by the
Nat mol Dmocsiic Convention Of Cucu1s s e only auih)
y ~ sositon Of Democratic doctrine and deny the lish
power Earth c-pt like body 20 change intetPae
ths s,i0rm aid different tess that they
Vii hitEcr Co /. hemevt. nor pTmi; BE- done by others
but will reoosDe all Deuc,a who siaLd By AID uphold
Bcoied That o:ganzation Of Siae- the people hsve
night to decide At tie polls upon the Car.sf OF irT faa
du,yey deonstiai the wisdom AZ p;opy tne pt 'p
thu fundamental law undsr whin Territory seeks al
TeIito,y Tor L,r ratf REJECTION eectioo b
hd or that puiPo'e aid the before srGh Territory Is aone
tte fludsu should receive in11utJ Of
,gu vote cast al such election a thy drny ne rsA
pos Of iIsmLg Coutuiion u impose the Instrument ioimed
by th, m uron The people against their known will.
thai S Lee 1I5 n a' should Be- .uSmtttd ae
Of tho actual inhabitants Of ksvss' hat they for
The OF the Union snd until sh, be ratified by the
people Kansas fair election held for that prpose the
illinois Democracy nnsleroby opposed to the sns'oa ol
Ksrsa. under that Constitution
rn 0soc l and HSo Ppn Of spsrn Dous.
Isaac n Morris Th)mss L. Harris Aaron SHAW Robert Smith
Congress- upon the question Of he admission OF Kansas I'M
the Lecompon Constitution and that by her hTm aad IN
DEM nfuc 10
Of uee right Truth and The people they have de'GIy9d
egriiy and patriotism and meted approoaion, our
aud hearty aus aud hal receive earnest support
Istion the principles Of the Democratic
party expressed IL the Cincinnati platform aud afi med III
their resolutions 1t entitled to and Will receive oar hearty
support
The following are the Resolves passed by the 3D.
chanan bolters representing the PCstmasters AMI their
dependents in Twenty eigbi Counties, or about one
quarter Of the State They did not pretend to contest
eats n the regular Convention but convened in the
Senate. chamber while the regular Convention assem-
bed in the hall Of the House of Representatives:
Reoed That adhere 70 the CoHeinnan Piatjrm, laid
down by The National democracy OF our eony aud
PIES therein contained and pledge ourselves TO carry Them out IN
Pe@ed That the Terrories Of the Tilted Stat, having
en purchased by the blood and Of the whole
stss ard every citizen nom every section the United
ented to tn,et upon ana egy e ., S %'tPa' s f
iea snd again and siar -etested By the
Democracy of the Sac Illinois reoce say ceased
to the principle Of pIty but has become the established
principle OF q GoyerImeLt
and Npsnson of Union believing that local
les adnntee By ho;e % whom thsy L mos ie na VIVA VIVA
He'd by the Of is population aud TO be intro
caieer AID in the opuon Of the Dmocra
,yry Tency thus entitled to admission upon presenting 70
Coreitts Crn.tuou which shall De- kspiblcln 10 f1Tm
with without slavery as the people u eAeh 'eiy sy
Rt.oicd Thst fully inlorse the sentiments expressed By
Douglas in biz Springfield cch Of Juue IL IN which h
her DELI gates, assembled in Convention 20 form Constitution
preparatory her admission into the Union equa footing
,snis acting under the sd'ce Of political leaders 10
dnt States ha ch o'e to sbsen temselve: from the Po,
DEM minority. and thus securing Pro-Sayery Goa
s,ituon opposition the wishes Of majority 81 tue pepp,
living under that the responsibility e'ts on those wac o
partisan ruIpo.ts viii sacce th principles gey prorsto
wbose be,At and under who's leaders hey e; blame
BE- VISITED OF fastening upon the people OF new st.'e ilg
w,h That entirely coincide with tue concs' rs he
at in that .Pech so far ss it refers to Kansas '1hF'
Feo,td That do against Individuals, but from
high duty compelled to cond mn the eoae of
Senator Douglas and b. crierss in the House Repese
styes IL opposing the National Administration and apparently
,s5 Th M @ RLTfe.e Of Pi te 4s ron s ". s
il than in that announce that NJ The
opinion OF this Conytuuon their course Is sisoho % p
era principles and destructive Of the hatmony and PePe'ny
Rcored That we nave implicit eOnad-nee in Pr. President
regard with bis recommendation 70 Con
admission # Kansas Into the mon aad having
st,siud summit Of fare with other sl oton reiniue
tLrn the county prosperous and 10 i've IL the an
coc,ors grateful and happy P-op ata having earned
o faith pledges made BY the ConNenoa tnt noui
sed him the principles of the people who elected hin We
therefore viii cordially supp IT the pocy OF r A
rsAon that Ka1as Included; and that We VIII STAND oy
aim and By the ssr Constitution In opposition 70 sh
r cries whether they from our lifelong oppoaeh OF
frcm whom the Democracy have heretofore deshd 70
honor. .,.,. g., =, .,-- ...
Rsslred That he Democracy Of lno' IN Convention s''n
b, d. their brethren IN Ne ok renusyNah
New Jersey ticut Rhode Island New Hampshire hi
sr the other stes aud assure them ot th al
h,reuce ehonored principles OF Democracy ana the
still kIOw North, NO Sodh no r-i No
West" brotherhood and Union and tha IS "a"
poison iectoDaisn Introduced into the plrty rom m
io- will fDih the sntidoe hs. shall neutrane Is en-c
Resolred Tba, the Democratic Pres. OF ino VINO nave
% lobby srsed the policy Of the Naina Administration
against nded friends and svoved toes we tender our intt
pledge support and bid item Goa Sped m the seai ala
good work OF sustaining the Constitution and Chioh -,
Uhut0s D,moci usage this State Ia. sanctont Ihe
policy ating nominations at period not iaf ds4u'
the time Of elecCn except on extsofiinary
where the Convention has IL our oPu oe
pr, aturely called, therefore, -,
Resed That IN oder TO have fu aud fair exPfe'son o Tue
pemocac Of illinois this Convention adjourn - NEE. Sprung
the purpose making nounsious for State Treasurer
The PrOridcnce Journal thus civilly declines