The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-06-03
Democratic Nominations.

hdUutN was ubHllUhtt0 uN tue pIalb DtUlO-
cratic Convention for the office of Governor.
Tho nomination is a good one, for Judge r.
is q strong man. His extreme vicws, as do
yolopod in tho convention that formed our
new Constitution, will commend him to the
utras, and the general reputation which
his quiet, digniiied manners havo given him
as being conservative, will gain tho supper,
of the few fossil Wing fngcs who now fell
lowship with Democracy. Tho nomination
is as strong ono as the Democrats could
have made.
Tho caudidate for Supreme Judge, Whit
man, is the gentleman who ran two yuars
since, and is noted, in particular. for his nm
scissorod hair OF head aud face.
Tho ticket is Of the Giraffe order. stand
ing tall in front and shopping off suddenly
behind, for We notice Mr. Allon of Harrison,
lis candidate for Commissioner of Schools
an Office, of all others, requiring mental cul.
tivation, high literary requirements and
talont us on educator. Mr.. Alien is n good
party man and serves well us Deputy u s.
Marshal and juror in niggur case IIo
was tho mau who served on tho Bushnell
jury whllo at tho Same timo WAS an officer
OF the Federal Court.-Hernid.
Tho Democratic nominations arc as fol.
lows
For Goycnor-R. p. Rannoy, for Su.
ptcmo Judgc-ll. G. Whitman Auditor of
State-G Nulnev Dorsey; Secretary of
State-Wm. Bushnei Treasurer OF State
-Wm Roiuhardt Lieut.. GOyenor-W. II
Stafford; Board of Public Wolks-Jamcs
rominson School Cummissiouor--Chas
~ Allen.
WE give below two out of tho twelve
] lnt ipp I'D I, ,k
should be road, and not only road, but be
ongravcn on the heart of every citizen iE
the free states Of our Union, SO that the
promulgators of such sentiments may be
kept in position "hcro they can do the
least harm in depriying their fellow creatures
of their liberty" Resoived, Thut the rem.
dliion of fugitive slaves upon demand OF
the PERSONS ENTITLED TO THEIR
SERVICE OR LABOR, is a duty imposed
on every Stalo Of tho Union by tho terms
of tho Federal compact that tho laws pass
ed Congress to secure such rendition ia 1893
aud 1880, ought to be promptly aud fairh.
! fully executed and that tho leaders of the
scl:.stylcd Republican party, in Ohio, by Il
persistent disregard of tho Constitution Of
tho United States in this particular. have
shown themselves unworthy of the conf
donce Of well disposed, patriotic, and peace
able citzons."
Who, We would ask, are the persons en-
titled to tho services of another longer than
they compensate him for his labor or than
hc may chose to accept that labor and the
compensation given Will tho sIat O. ca tch-
ing Democratic party answer this question,
for We confess that VIC had always supposed
mon, no matter of what shade or color, were
created with equal rights aud privileges
and that one man could not, unless for somo
crime, deprive another of his liberty and
labor; but it would appear from these ro-
I solves of the Democrats that we must have
been poddng along in tho dark.
Hero is another quite equal to tho former:
10 Resoircd That we arc opposed to
comforting upon negroes mutdttocs or other
persons Of uisibir ddmirture Of african
Jio"d. tie right IF m8rrage. or any other
pohHcdl right ; desiring that tho laws of
Ohio should DO made, and her dostinius
controlled, by white men exclusively. aud
for tho paramount interests of tho white
race"
lftho Demo crafts Of Ohio have not already
demoaned themselves by tho principles they
have here expressed, all they have to do is
to come out bolGly and give expression to
tho longing desire that lics like azysukor at
their hearts, and declare their 'Sfsh to make
Ohio slave state in the full sense of tho
term.
COMMON PLEAS Tho juno Term of this
Court viii! commence ut tho Court House
in Chardon, on Monday next, tho 9th inst
Judge Widor will be tho presiding Judge
| Wo understand that thore are from ll5 tC
l20 cases (civi! and criminal) on tho docket
this torn. Among which is the case Of
young Rocknfollow for shooting with intent
and the case of Beach, who was tried at the
last torn, but tho jury failed to agree.
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