New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11
THE ONO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
aasnce Of The n. y. Tribune.

Sorrespondence OF The n. y. Tribune
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. s, 1861.
The Secession Convention of Ohio have met nomi-
nated their ticket, declared their principles, and gone
she way Of all the earth.
1t was Pro.Savery, JEFF. Davis concern of the
Bschanan Demoeratc stripe. 1t was in fact their
23d of January Convention elongated. The Com
nittee on permanent organization, reported ID. A.
starkweather as President who elected. He
thanked them with fitting speech; but when he COM
snenced political bush-whacking be proved how hard
Il is ride both sides of the saping. In his efforts to
iaud Slavery and glorfy liberty, his every sentence
elevated his morals and bis religion little lower; and
when bis speech was finished the venerable President
Of the Convention was thinking bis latter end at
che foot Of the staddle and like the other dog Noble"
Barking in the wrong hole.
TIE Convention nominated:
For GoseyRoT.. j. JKwETT
s. Court Observation-Disclosures j. sxIrH.
Sec7eary Of Slate........,...W w. ARMSTRONG.
ITeasHreT ...''''..'.''''.''''' ~ 1ko, w. hoLshS'
BoSrS Of Public Wcri,........J. W. FiTcn.
The political engineering demanded skill and cunning.
Slavery must be sustained, and liberty degraded. De-
nocracy must be exalted, and Republeanism brought
down. Rebellion must be denounced, but coercion
must also be condemned and lastly, the military des
potism that rules the Slave States, must be appeased
b. compromise
The Democrats Of Ohio in convention assembled,
In the same hall, JAM g. 1861, which this
III. J. Jewett now in nomination for Governor, pre-
sided, declared in their 9Th resolution, that " when
sbe people of the North shall have fulfilled their duties
10 the Constitution, and the South, then, and TIL
then, will it be proper to take into consideration the
question of the right, and the propriey of coercion
The Convention to-day, after declaring, that
They can and thew ca.'t
They shall, and they shs'nt
They viii. aud they wont,
They'll damned they do and be damzed II they don't
proceed to thank the volunteer soldiers for coercng
The South notwithstanding the people of the North
have not yet condescended to fulfil their duties TO
the South" in manner and form aforesaid, as pre-
scribed sy the aforesaid Slave Democracy.
Their language is as follows:
"Ttat the volunteer soldiers Who the cal their country
proapty forth do battle defense Of Is Constitution
end M laws and who 10 been compelled hight
the gallant in which they have discharged their duty
The resolutions were put through in the most sp-
proved Democratic style. They were never revised,
they submitted to tie consideration OF the
Convention but as soon as they were read motion
was made for their adoption in the aggregate, the mo-
Zion put and declared carried. There were several
eenegades on hand who were gladly welcomed. They
were pro-Slavery Of the old Wbig school. There
will be difficulty in beating the ticket nominated yes
terday, if honest, intelligent put up, who do
not worship either Slavery military despotism,
but Slavery and despotism will both fight with the
Democracy, and they power 10 Ohio by no means
eOntemptible. This the result will demonstrate.