The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-09-04

ing from the demonstrations OF joy and ap-
probaiion--and ne then struck new string.
He talked OF ancient usages and modern
fashions compared ine profession OF the
Republicans, misnonsr, (sosae one cried cut
in The crowd,) there are no such animals
now, no more Than them are sRide AsDdkes, /"
they are just now 6 U..ionisfs.n He accepted
the explanation, and improved uPcr graft
Tying information, that The party who but
lately denounced the democrats as "Union
Savers" had all al once, become leyal cii-
zens and good Union meni
The Committee on resolutions, consisting
of Hon. Peter Enl, Andrew Freas, Lewis
Schuyler, Nicholas Kindl, A. ]. Albenson,
David Demot John Runyan. Isaac keller,
George L. Shoemaker and VIM. Holman,
through the chairman, Peter Ent, reported
the following, which wese adopted by accla-
nation:
Resolved, That the democEatic party from
the time of lis organization to the present
day, has always been, and still is in the
most emphatic sense, Union party, devo.
led 70 the conservation of tho Union on the
great principles on which that Union was
formed, and there is therefore, neither ne
ces>iiy or proprieiy that calls upon the
Democratic party to abandon it's time hon-
ored name and principles with view TO
the formation OF new political organiza.
lion.
ResolUsd, That the so called Republican
party established some years since in one
section OF our country is entirely sectional
party, that It's success depended upon the
votes OF one section of our country, that il
was against such an organization, our peo-
pie were repeatedly warned by the founders
of the Republic, and thai said Republican
party by its determined and continued agi.
iaiicn Of ihe slavery question is primarily
responsible for our present troubles.
Resolved. Tha, The democratic party are
now, as they have ever been, in favor of
sustaining the government and the laws. as
the large majority of Democrats now in the
army ant service OF our country fully dem
onstra:e-the cry of traitor, tory. &c, from
'uO RCPoOiSou PoitI " ehc SouHoiy NV
withs,anding.
Resolved, That while we are in favor Of
supporting and sustaining the Government
in all constitutional measures for suppress
ing rebellion. and enforcing the laws, we
are nevertheless ia favor of the adminisira.
lion entertaining The first honorable propo.
siiion for peace, looking TO the continued
Union and equality of all the States.
Resolved, That an nncompromisihg op-
position to fraud and corruption in high
places, whether in the State or National
Administration, ought not, end shall not be
construed to mean, opposition TO the Gov.
eminent, or lisloyalty to the Union.
Resolved that We pledge our undivided
support to the Democratic ticket formed in
Convention al P.oomsburg on Monday last.
Resolved, That the til ankso OF the Democrat
ic party of Columbia be cordially tencered
TO the several speakers for their able and elo-
quent addresses On motion the thanks of the
meeting were rendered the Military Com
panies, the String Band, and otEer musi.
clans, for their attendance. and valuable
services. On motion, the meeting then ad.
journed.
SIGNED BY The OFFICERS.
No Party Contest Now!