The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23


Tie Chairnan was then conducted 70
The platform, and made the following re-
marks:
Mr.. ohMonEAD's srksoh.
Genllemenof the Convehiion-I return
you my sincere and hearty thanks for
this unexpected mark Of your favor and |
regard We have assembled to-day 30
discharge a duty peculiar to freemen. In
the performances Of this delegated trust,
it is NY earnest desire that All our pro-
ceedings should be eharacletizod by dis
erection, justice and wisdom, IN such
manner as to rebound to The interest the
glory aud true honorof the State Of Ohio
The campaign on which Wo arc now en-
tetihg is an important ono---imporlant to
Ohio, and eminendy important in regard
20 ultimate results, beyond the present
local contest. The great canvas Of 1860
is approaching, IN which the contest be
tween Freedom aud Slavery is 10. be Wig
orously renewed The great issues in re-
gard 10 free and slave labor, are to be set
laed---.the question whether the power Of
| he National Government shall be cast on
the side Of freedom or slavery The re-
suit Of the present campaign in this State
will greatly aiiedt that important canvass.
On it will greatly depend the position Of
the State Of 0hio-her rank and her 20.
tcal character IN The great struggle Of
1850 Lot Us work hopefully. While
we labor for the choice of honest able
aud faithful Republican State officers, let
as also act win an eye % The great pres
dential triumph which / firmly believe
awaits us IN 1890,
The following resolutions flour In HIM
ber) were then presented by Hon, B. f.
Wade, ohdfnan Of the Committee on
Resolutions, and unanimously adopted. -
We ropublish them, although previously
reported by telegraph, IN order that our
readers may have d perfectly accurate
lcCpy:
Rssoi5cd, That the Republicans Of
Ohio, Ia convention assembled, entertain
ing an abiding confidence Ia the cardinal
doctrines Of the party heretofore inscrib-
ed upon It's banner and in the defence ol
which il has never failed to secure from
the intelligent aud patriotic freemen of the
State an ardent and triumphant support
hereby reaflirm the same and again com.
mond them 10 tho favorable consideration
Of the people.
ResoiOed, That tho President Of the
United States and his servie partizans il
Congress, aided by emissaries in Kansas
in thUir persistent efforts to enforce by Ui
oience, fraud bribery, and intimidation
upon the people Of that Territory, con
sdtution in opposition to their will, an,
in fraud Of their undoubtod rights, do
serve and ought to receive the unquali
fed condemnation of all the American
people.
Resoigod, That the astounding disclo
sures Of ruiu)us and corrupt prodigalit,
Of the Nalioaal Administration, which, il
the brief period Of eighteen months o
profound peace, has exhausted an over
flowing treasury and added to the publ
debt forty millions Of dollars, without an,
visible indications Of proposed remed,
or a cessation Of the evil, submit TO th
people 10 choose between the alternative
Of National BankFaptey or National Re
form.
Resoived, That we invite all men Of al
parties 10 join With us in restoring th,
government 70 It's original purity AM
principles and preserving it as an inherit
Ance to those who may come after us.
lchabod Oorwin, Esq. said "Ml
President, although uniformly opposed /
platforms, I most oheorfuly move th
adoption Of the report Of the Committe
r without debate" Cheers
The motion being submitted was car
red with vehement acclamalions, follow
cd by round Of furious cheers
CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES
The Committee appointed to selest
Central Executive Committee reported il
favor of the disappointment of the presen
lCommittee, which was adopted;
Wm. Dennison, Jr, uC Columbus,
I.union Rttttlog a.