American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

ET The unleri6ed Democracy OF OHIO
in Convention 'aasssmbl,d, passed the fol-
towing resolutions;
There was { deadly silence in The house
when it was announced that the Committee !
on Resolutions were ready to report, Mr..
G. B. Flood read them as follows:-
The Committee on Resolutions after
prOtracted session. present the following
as the result Of their labor.
la\ TUE RSsoLuTIoEs. : Il
lst. Rssolvsd. Thatws re-afirm and in
ldorss the principles set forth, in the plat
form ofthe Democratic National Conven.
which assembled in Cinciunali in 1856
(Cheers.
FL. Resolved. That we accept the adjust
ment Of the late Kansas controversy by
the passage at the recent session OF Con-
gress, of the. Conference Bill" for the
conditional admission Of Kansas into the
Union; recognizing the right OF the people
Of that Territory alone 10 decide finally for
! themselves. without Intervention for any
Quarter, the question Of admission under
! any Constitution. loud cheering.
: : !, 81. ResOlusd, That We reguard the Le'
= compton controversy. so called as at an
end, and as being a settled issue: therefore
we refuse to recognize it as test, to be
prescribed by either side of those who dill
: fered in opinion upon it, believing that al
: who uphold tho cardinal principles OF th'
a party, anil sustain its organization, by vo
,tliiug the Democrats tick.t. as good enougl
Democrats for ali purposes. (Vociterou
10 and repeated cheering
a, Attn. Resolved, That in the future W
s ara opposed to the admission of ne'
i. State into the Union, until the populatio
thereof shall eq aal the rate for represen
- tatiye in Congress. and until, as in tn
pt case OF Minnesota. It's proposed constituuo
r shall have been submitted TO ard approv'
20 by vote Of the people. (CheeIs
nj 5.h. Rssolued, That we have full an
abiding confidence in the ability. patllo
u ism and elivated purity OF character
Ps James Bucbasan, the present Chlei Magli
N, trate of the United States, and in his wiz
ls dom and experience to administer our M
IL. lional affairs. CheIrs.l
" 9Th. Resolued, That we congratulate Il
lis country on the recent settlement, by Il
'iy present democratic administration, OF Il
ie- pretended right of Great Britain TO scare
or visit our msrchaut vessels on the his
NV seas in time Of peace-thus adjusting
ho controversy which had remained unsettl
IL. from the formation Of our government al
na which has already cost us oae terelgn WI
nis 7,h. Resolved, That the Legislative e
ths actmente Of the last Democratic Gene
the Assembly Of Ohio. were eminenlly vi
an. and iudicious, and calculated to promo
tho the best interest Of the State and the prc
mn perity Of the people; and we arc unaltel
the bly, opposed to negro suiferage and neg
equality, without reference to shade
proportion Of African blood. and call up
ihs Legislature to take such immedi
II. measures as will enable the people Of OF
and to eff.ctually overcome the effort y
US, we being mads, wether through the Judici'
'ort. or otherwise, to establish such suffere
lon, oGc ard equality as The policy Of the State.
sn t1.O 8h. RESOLVED, That we approve and
.F' dorse the Law as expoudsd ty the rec
10. decision of the Supreme Court OF Oh
s, requiring the imposition Of equal taxes
= an the banking property in tbs State W
,ER that OF indivi u4ls
IN. 9th. Resoiued. That to the support
hest our principles and the ticket this day nc
y ! ,Se be- mated we pledge our individual and
Fair ted efforts, and cordially invite every
;, o, lriot in Ohio to rally under our banner.
and assist us in redeeming the State from
re. ~ rul, of abo!itouism.
ar snse U' The resolutions were entEuslastlc
acres adopted, when three hearty cheers v
s@nrdi and given for the platform, and three more
E,o'' ,Tse the ticket.
,%ssl Tssrl Some one proposed three chears Tor
I7.iOO Ohio Democrats in Congress. Not
,uiid. EG en- responded, but they yelled loud eno
~. 10 make quite noise. ..t
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