Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-03

explicitly recognize ana acknowledge the
constitutional rights of every State in the
American Union, knowing no distinction be-
tween one section and another, but regarding
all as equally entitled to protection and
equally bound to fulfill the requirements of
the Constitution, and obey the laws of the
land.
ReSol,ed, That our allegiance as citizens is
due to no party, but to the Federal Govern
ment, without regard to the party that may
for the time be in power; that we look to no
individual preferences or dslikes in deter
mining the question of our duty to support
the Government of these United States, and
all who are in authority.
Resolved That we will support and main
tain the present Administration, as we would
any other in maintaining the integrity of the
Union and in putting down treason and re-
bellion wherever they exist.
ReSoL0ed. That we repudiate as false and
dangerous the claim which has been set up
of the right of State to secede from the
Union, and that we will support no man for
any office who maintains it.
ReSoLced, That the Union must and shall
be preserved" and that in our estimation
every man who apologies for secession and
advocates disunion, thus giving aid and COM
fort to traitors and rebels is himself traitor,
and unworthy of the support or countenance
of the people.
ReSOtped, That under all circumstances,
whether of veal or who. we will stand by
the flag of our country, whether assaulted by
foreign or domestic enemies.
ReSOIyed, That we declare, as in times past
our unalterable attachment to the great prn-
cipes of the Democratic party as laid down
by Jefferson, as enforced 10y Andrew jackson,
and as expounded by the lamented Stephen
A. Douglas
The following are the delegates TO the
Fourth fully Convention
Edward McGurry, Nathan Cambs, 0. p.
Southwell, B, w. Arnold, r. IL. Sterling. j.
B. Moran, A. c. Sheldon, Thomas Lynch, A.
j. Brennan, G. w. Plass.
THE SIsKIYoU DELEGATION. Siskiyou county,
will be represented in the Fourth of July
State Convention by the following gentle
men:
j. Tyson, Henry Conroy, Thos Smyth, F E
Ensign, JAS Hill, E Bean, Jno G Berry,
Chas TIMBER, J NJ Woodwork. p McCarten.
II X White, VIM Irwin, B F Varney, VIM
Mcconnell, Wm Grow, l. N Ketcham, Ma
ginnis, A Haserich, Chas McDermt and John
Y Brown.
The following resolution was adopted by
the County Convention
Resolyed, That the delegates elected to at
tend the Union Democratic State Convention
to be held at Sacramento, on the 4th of July
next, be instructed, and they are hereby in
structed to cast their entire vote in favor of
the nomination of Eugene Casserly, for Gov
ernOr of the State of Ealiforp1o
DEATH OF THE REV. HOSEA BALLoU, D. D.
The Eastern papers announce the death of
the Rev. DR.. Ballou, President of Tufts Col
lege. Dr. Ballou was a nephew of the dis
tinguished Universaist preacher and author
of the same name who died some years since,
and was well known as Hosea Ballou, Cd
He was man of extensive learning, author
of the Ancient History of Universalism,''
and many years editor of 'the Universal Ex-
positor and Quarterly Review" lie had
been settled as pastor at Stafford, Conn, and
Roxbury and Medford, Mass. Though as a
preacher he had not the highest order of elo-
quence, he was always interesting and il
structve He has been President of Tufts
College from its commencement, and was
much honorcd and loved by the Universalist
denomination. He was about 65 years fage
at the time Of his DEATH
CoLusA COUNTY UNION DkMooGAcY.-The
following named gentlemen will represent
Colusa county in the Union Democratic State
Convention: Judge Diefendorf, A. L. Sher-
man, j. L. Howard, j. N. Suydam, j. j. Had
ley and D. p burst.
The following are the delegates elected to
the Joint Assembly and Senatorial Conven-
tions; J. L. Felkner, j. N. Suydam, E. P.
Sargent, w. Il. Davids, E. c. Hunter and
Judge Platt
The following named persons were elected
a County Union Democratic Central Com
mittee: Judge Diefendorf Judge Platt J. [.
Felkner, J. J. IIicock, A. L. Sherman, Joseph
Pulsifer, N. W. Snyder, E. p. Sargent, W.
Robertson, Jas. W. Thorp, and d. p burst
Chairman Of said Committee
BEWARE OF ANANIAs.-Rev. w A. Scott,
who prays for the PreSidents, ETC., says in his
racine ENPoslJor;
The northern and eastern religious news
papers and pulpits have almost all endorsed
the coercive war Of the Administration on the
South and not only endorsed it, but urge it
on in the moso emphatic terms. The pulpts
Of this city have 10 some extent followed this
unholy example.
DIR. Scott knows that this is no war on
the South" and he knows that it was not, as
he would have it appear, inaugurated by
- the Administration" lie is setting an Gun
holy example who utters untruths in order
to weaken those in authority" The Rev
erend gentleman will do well to read anew
the story Of Ananias.
4 PROMISING ANIMAL.-Flora Temple, "the
litlle bay mare" is, says Wilkes SPIRIT of the
Times no seventeen years Of age grey hairs
begin to mix plentifully through her coat,
but her trainer says that when she gets to be
two or three years older, she will be q first
rate trotter
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIn The
President has made the following appoint
ments:
Charles A. Washburn, California Commits
sioner to Paraguay.
Ed. JOY Morris, Pennsylvania, Minister
Resident at Constantnople
Hy. }. Blow, Missouri Minister Resident at
Venezuela.
Chas U. Riaf'e, Texas, Minister R esident
at Costa Rca.
Saml Whiting, New Jersey, Consul at Mas