The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-08

more plainly the determination Of those dele
gates to retire from the copvention at once,
and forever.
CONVENTION OF THE sECEDERS AT
CHARLESTON.
Having thus separated themselves from the
Democratic party at Charleston, the seceders
forthwith organized q party Of their own, as
sembling in regulareontention at st. Andrews
Hall on the80th of April, electing permanent
officers, adopting rules, and appointing a COM
mite upon organization, and q committee dp-
ed, on the 2d4of May, certain resolutions (the
second majority report) which had been re-
jected by the Democratic Convention; pending
which, as their journal informs us.
"Mr. YGxcEr, of Alabama, moved that the report
be amended 50 - 20 strike outline words stof the
United State" after the words "Dmoerdcy,s' md
insert ssConstifuaoaaP' before the same word, as Of
ten as it OCCURS ia the report.'
Can there be any doubt as to the temper of
such proceedings? Mr.. YANcEY desired to
adopt even a new name, as a separate organi-
cation; and it Is notorious that he was the mas
ter-spirit Of the whole secession movement
Others, it would seem, were not quite SO bold;
and, therefore, after some debate, his amend
,ment wa Withdfawn.3
Several days OF hesitation, doubt, aud con-
troEersysamong themselves, ensued but at
length, ascertaining that the Democratic Con
vention had adjourned 70 meet at Baltimore
P.a 49,. Hsn rrc,oseJ this reso.
luton, and It ives adopted:
"ResoiDed, That the Democratic party Of the
United States who are opposed to the doctrine Of
squatter Sovereignty, and in favor Of the platform O
in the Charleston Convention, and unanimously
adopted BY the delegates OF eight wosnarawiae
ss1.eIs 2d u p : SEN $500 an The "a Mon.
d. ~ Jnns. and. IN order TO secure concert Of &C.
ton, that the basis Of representation BIO the same
as that upon which the States have been represent
ed IN the charleston o0nssn.lon - :.
sa~ss s..
---. AZ.
-,o.,ew;ns rsso,ut;ons VAS adoDted
sP,sofsed Thsf lbe delegates from South Caro-.
lima be requested to publish the proceedings of thi.
Convention, and to Incorporate them in a PsmPhie
con.alnisg 20 men hsnh 4 = c PrvseGil S; y = =
s1nlains "a 1870 Of our ,egaratioa from a..
ION motion, it was
"Rsso1sed, Thatth South Carolina delsgatfon b
app0,n.ea = commlase 20 : mae : ph arraagemenss 10
-
- - .Ia;mto 4.
sneSo ESut.es
members OF the party whose convention mac
adjourned to Baltimore, and especially, to bt
members of the Convention 49,?
erTDcroIyr>rT cTYoNr or ruH SE
ODoEQOE AGiaON Or LIZ oH
s
Tx R;.arnand Hoavention nroved n niger
IL cs1-L. 49, Se ono-tLa.. Ct.,o. a.,
aoio - selss1SAN.n 60 sTe~',:AN
no souehe.. o.a'Ss S1SePo 2ou.n 10
florlda, MissIsslppl, Texas, LOUISIANA, Ala
bama-Arkansas. and Georgia, ever appointed
a daleoata IA attend r. The zeceders ret,,rn
g. TLs.los.es -
eu = - S9:es:1eeI" -He"a.Sa.aI ~s -
all OF them distinctly surrendered, az nome
their commission in the Convention which
had adjourned to Baltimore. A brief recita
of What fransnired in each State becomes noy
-'".:,-'s
essehlas.
= aS0UTH CAROLINA. 8
tn. asia1stas vbo renrasantsd Aha State !,
80
the Oha1lss1oh eoHfsnuon 1ssAneo iafsne
service; WheTeupon q aez0 delegation was ap
pointed in State Convention, at Columbia
Nav 3Oth, and accredited to Richmond only
mL --o.t - .ha.a nav daIa,ates Ho, r
:.
BarnWeH hhett, naa peen, ZOE many years,
jealous opponent OF the Democratic party
and, as appears by his letter OF My 10th, >bO
only attended the Richmond Convention IL
that character. One paragraph from the let
ter will be sufficient
.sva, saw Have ne not heretofore opnosed Ma
,ionef Psrfy ronyent;ons and ia not the Ricbnon,
Con-ens;o,1 : Nat;onal Party Convention 9,,~
sswa- M "A NafionaI Parfv convent;on IL IN
s..r.na;.n If : nartv wbirb i based -, naf;o1a
hr;neinIs-. mai Il 1yiueioIes common TO an portsen
gf a. Hsffed SFares The Riehmond Convention !
Eos 81 { Css-erf;as rs declared nrinc;nles az
~. SSt5onsf - naf = sf1gie nortbern ststs ha
ds,s5 "a SyoL them IT is .eetionaI convention
ssTis5 ~ ~. sscfio, az The Union III snnnort riob
- ;ntsZssfs nslan1;n-t - one sact;on offie Urie.
ana ms fssreaSE.55sSSsa.ssaa g ~ II ( ~ = s ssa.inn - : linen IIa;a1
t. s,isss 49, ~ II dS5Ssr a. tbe one erest M
t;onsI naffS n Aha uaiaASths D.mocratic mart
-and e i,fenfEed "a 6ountsra6t its policy. II
true, thai ali these Of the Democratic party in III
United States, who agree with the platform tn
eight southern states lsy d9mn, As their er iefion :
EFonyxofsor This Is. esrts;n1vs .oS;ect;osahl
fsafnfe in the eonyentiun /: but Il does not Alter II
chara1ter as a southern eonfenhen. to supper
southern rights and interests The Black Repub
Acans invite al In the United states who agre
VII tns1 In .l Consa DoH,, - 800 &C., 'S.n VA.