Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-11

States AZ one ofihe great powers Of the globe
preserving It's honor inviolnte and sustaining
rs legitimate influence in international CON
Germs, 10 Join with and support the Democratic
party Of the Union as ire political organization
which, by is conduct during more than half
the present century hes given valid assuran-
ces Of its patriotic intentions and is power
and efficiency 20 nourish and maintain our
country's interests At home and abroad
Resoired, That we congratulate the people
Of the Third Congressional District OF Ohio,
without distinction Of party, that they are
nov 80 ably aud so attentively represented in
Congress BY Hon G. l. NAIiASDIuHAM aud
that we do herewith tender him our noknowl-
edgments for the faithfnness and care with
which he maintained the interests oft cOun-
try and Of his district
Resolved, That the Democracy of the Third
Congressional District express their confident
expectation, that the National Democratic Ex-
ecutse Committee, IL Il be still within their
duty, will issue tickets Of admission TO the Bal.
timore Convention to those only who were
members to the National Convention ut the
time Of its adjournment Mt Charleston, and we
iuther respectfully request our Representative,
Hon. c. J. VALLANDiGHAN who is a member
Of the said Democratic National Committee to
carry out our wishes in that respect
After the adoption Of the resolutions, Mr.
Hoier proceeded to address the meeting He
congratulated the Democracy of Montgomery
county for the spirit and enthusiasm with
which they responded to the call TO support
and endorse the gallant stand taken by
their Delegate at Charleston. He said that
the Democracy need not be alarmed at
the apparent disruption Of the party For it
was disunionism that had seeded and disun-
ionism was an ulcer that had eaten itself into
the vitals of the Democratic party He was
glad that the ulcer was now cut out and he
hoped that a firm stand will be taken at Balti.
more TO save MS the labor hereafter of repeat
ing the process of excision. The speaker then
referred to the resolutions Just passed and said
they breathe the spirit Of true conservatism, to
which every man who loves his country above
all others ought readily TO assent Conservatism
here, the speaker said, means that endeavor
0 preserve, maintain and transmit to our pos.
terity intact those principles Of government
and liberty we inherited from the fathers,
so as to enable them to perpetuate the
same 10 their children and posteritv.-
The speaker then referred to the fundamental
principle of free government, which is that all
sovereignty is in the people, whose right to
self-goyernment was then discussed Refer
ring to the Republican nominee, he said that
the Democrats will take care to have Mr. Lin
coin return to his original trade Of splitting
rails, while they would also have Mr.. Douglas
go backto his trade of Cabinet maker after the
4th March, 1861
As there was large number Of Germans at
the meeting Mr., Hoier then for short time,
spoke to themin German, He eXhorted them
to stand firm by the Democratic party, and not
let themselves be deluded by the Plitterng
false promises ofthe enemy He said at Bal
timore things would come out right the peo-
pies favorite, Douglas will be the nominee of
the party and with him victory is onrs.
Upon the conclusion of Mr.. HoFRR's re-
marks, the meeting adjourned.