The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-22
national Democratic Meeting.

Ata meeting of National Democrats, held at
the Court House, Saturday, August 4. on mo-
,;on Hon. James NJ. Burt was called to the
Chair and VIM. Bachelor appointed Secretary.
On motion, the Chair appointed Jacob Oar
ling. VIM. Burns, Peter Sheplsr, j. X. Shirts,
and David Rodehaver Esqs., as q committee to
report the names Of delegates to the State Ton
yention--who, after consultation, reported the
following:
James NJ. Burt, Jacob Darling. VIM. Batche-
lor, John @. Smith, and A. g. Dimmock, jr.,
which was unanimously adopted.
On motion Of John G.. Smith, the Chair sp-
pointed the following as Central Committee:
VIM. Bachelor, j. K, Shirts, VIM. Burns,
John Bumgardner, s. Casteel, Peter Shepiar
and 7. w. Patrick.
Mr.. Bachelor offered the following resolu.
lutions, which were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, The National Democratic Conven-
ton, at its adjourned session in Baltimore, was
debauched, disrupted and demoralized, by the
admission Of bogus delegates from Alabama and
Louisiana, and tie denial OF admission to dele
gates legally and formally adopted; and no nom
ination having been made, Of candidates for
President and Vice President, in accordance
with the long established usages Of the Demo-
cratic party:
And whereas, large portion Of the dele
gates to said Convention, representing States
from every section Of the Union, have recon-
mended JOHN c. BRECK1NR1DGE, of Ken
tucky, for President, and General JOSEPH
LANE, of Oregon, for Vice President; and as
those eminent patriots and statesmen stand up.
on the Cincinnati Platform, as we understand
it, and maintain the doctrines OF the Constitu-
tion-the Union and the Equality OF the States,
this meeting heartily approves OF the nomlna-
ton of Breckenridge and Lane, and will cordi'
ally and zealously advocate their election.
Resolved, That as all attempts at concession
and compromise were spurned by ths late Con
yention at Columbus, and all hopes of union
upon set of Electors thus disposed; we there
fore approve Of holding a State Convention.
on the 9TH inst, to select Electors who will re-
feet the principles of the National Democracy
of the State.
On motion, the Cleveland Democrat, Cadz
Sentinel and Coshoctou Democrat were reques
ted to publish these proceedings.
JAMES M BURT, Chm.
WIN. BACHELOR, Sec.
tTThe above proceedings of the meeting q
our friends in Coshocton county should have
appeared sooner in the Sentinel; but they were
overlooked.
! The Coshocton Democrat, paper that sup
ports Douglas and Johnson, in speaking of the
above meeting, says
The Brccixinridge Meeting
On Saturday, was not largely attended, but il
will be seen that those who composed it are
mostly from the old jackson Guard, tried dem
ocras and true. They bring cheering accounts
OF the prospects Of the Democracy in their sew
eral townships, there being no division on the
State and County Tickets anil the division OF
the Presidential question causes no unkind
feeling, pickering or angry discussions. This
is as it should be--let kindness, conciliatior
and forbearance prevail, and this division will
be but temporary, and lead to more perfect
and permanent union in the future.