The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06

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on the 10th Of Sept. The following were
nomcd rs said Committee.
Adams-Porter Yates
Bloom-Lewis Seitz,
Dig Spring-pctcr Brnyton,
Clinton-L. + Holtz,
Edon-A. II. Lee,
Hopewell-Ersstus Bowe,
Libcrty-Abrom Ash,
Loudon--B. l.. Caplos,
Pleusaut--D. Durfeo,
Rced-G. d. Shetterly,
Scipio--John Swift,
Soneca-John Heaton,
Thompson-E. J. Wclker,
Vcnce--F. Gray,
Tinin LIST Ward-C. X. Watson,
I'd e. J Cunningham.
On motion Of John J. Steiner, the
Convention adjourned until ! p. NJ.
AFTERNOON Session.
Convention rcassembled at p. M. when
Hon. c. X. Watson, from tho Commit
tee to report Delegates to State and SEN
atorial Conventions, reported the follow
ing.
DELEGATES TO SrATE CoNvENTIoS.
| John J. Steiner, Charles Foster,
Timothy Weed, Shml Stewart,
DR.. Il. Pennington, DR.. z. Yates,
ALrERNATEs.
J. w. Lawhcud, Austin w. Miller,
John Swift, Scudder Chamberlin
Jac. Flaugher, DIR. 4. w. Reeme
DELEGATES TO SENATORIAL CONVENTION
Adams-IsaacP p. Rule and Hugh G oct
chius.
Bloom--Jas. Boyd and II. F. Hosler.
Big Spring-D. NJ. Arndt and F. Hahn
Clinton-J. J. Steiner and c. c. Park.
Eden-Mart. Payntcr and J. M. Stevens
Hopewoll--Levi Keller aud w. Dick
Jackson-Emannel Hampshire and
Gideon Jones.
Liberty-Jac. Rider and NJ. +. Hostier
Loudon-J. V. Jones aud A. Kaufman.
Pleasant-Luthcr Jopp and Francis
Abbott.
Rced-H. B. RukcstrSw mud Jane.
Croukite.
scipio-JOhn s. Smith and Danie
I Brown.
/ senecG--J. II. Brinkcrhoff and spen
Ger st. John.
, Thompson-Dr. ). II. Heslip and Da
Yid Stewart.
\ Venicc--Jno Childs and S. A. Ringle
| Tfin, let WRrd-A. w. Miller ant
, Jesse Shrivcr.
/, TJin, I'd Wurd-G. ". Cunningham
and A. c. Baldwin.
On motion the report was adopted
John }. Steiner, Esq, from the Commit
tee on Resolutions, reported the follow
ing, which were adopted unanimously:
RESOLUTIONS.
I. Resolred, That VIC approve and en-
dorsc thc Crttcndcn Resolutions, to.wit:
"Tbat the present deplCrable civil lwar
hUs been forced upon the country by the
disunionists Of the Southern States, now
in revolt against the Constitutional G ov.
ernment, and in arms Grouud the Cap
ital"
"ThS; in this national emergency Con.
gerss, banishing all feeling of mere pas
sion or resentment, will recolect only It's
/, duty TO the whole country; that this war
is not waged upon our part In any spirit
of oppression, nor for any purpose Of con.
quest or snbjugation, nor purpose Of over.
throwing or interfering with the rights OF
established Institutions Of the States, hui
TO defend aud maintaiA the supremacy o.
! the Constitution, and to preserve IN,
Union with oil tho dignity, equality an,
n rights Of the several States unimpaircd
and that as soon as these objects are nc
oomplished, the war ought 10 cease.'
9. RsSOleed, That we approve and en-
b dorsc the McClernand Resolution, to-wit
-WHEEEAs, A portion of the people o
the United States, in violation Of thei
Constitutional obligations, have taken a
, arms against the National Government
aud are now striving by an aggressive an
u unrightcous war to overthrow il an
8 break up the Uulon, Therefore
4 "Resolued, That this House pledge il
A self 10 vote any amount Of money aud an
number Of men which may be necessar
to secure the speedy and eileetual sur
i lprCsson Of said rebellion, nd the perms
c nent restoration of the Federal uuthorit
everywhere within the limits aud iurisdie
ton of the United States"
8, Resolrsd, That an the language {
Douglas
Is "JVAoerer IS not prepared 10 saeri6c
s. party organizations and platforms on IA
e altar Of his country does not deserve N
i, support and eoWntcnaRcc Of honest pe,
pc We must ctas
discussing party issues, make no allusiof
o to Old part & tests AGpe no Ocriminafions on
reerimiRati0RS, indulge in no fauRts on
against ne other, as 10 pAO has beea "a
cause Of tkess troubles.
When we shall have rescued tho Go,
'e ernment and country from It's perils, an
n seen its flag doating in triumph over e,
le cry inch Of American soil, il will then
is time enough TO enquire as to who au
what has brought these troubles upon ii
p" When we shall have a country aud
Government for our children 10 live
Or peace aud happiness, il shall be time (,
af each OF us 20 return 70 our party banner
according 10 our convictions Of right an
duty Let him be marked as no IN
patriot who will not abandon all sue
issues in times like this"
i 4, Resolved, That VIC sincerely desil
= the return OF Peace, but il must be peas
y without dishonOr, peace without the sa,
'r rihoe OF any Of our constitutional righ
a. ---that The only Compromise We favor
"a an agreo ment 10 cease hostlities. wkg
the rebels OF the Scuth lay down the
arms, return 10 their allegiance aud ODE
the laws.
., Resolved, That We approve Of II
f call for State Union Convention, Q
= lhe stho September, and viii send doll
l. gates to il from Seneca County.
y On motion. the Convention proceede
d ito nominate candidates for County Office