Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-08
~COVTNETON NEWS.
UNION DEMOCR ATTIC DISTRICT ooN-
VKFTI0N. p tlf

N fbe Tenth District 81 Kentuckv. met hi
ths Court house IN Covinqton Yesterday al
eleven O'Clock.
"A. IN. John. ESQ. Oh I~ndependenoe, called
the meeting 70 order, and on his nomination
Major e. III. HAWkfns Of Newport. was aD-
pointed temporarV Chairman. and John III
CASEY. Of Covington, and q. Artzman. of
Newport temporary Secretaries.
On call of the eountiea eiOht were found
represented, comprising all the district ex.
cept Boone and Trimbie.
On motion Of George P. Webster, Of New
port, the chair appointed the following a
COMMITTEES on O~redentials: 2
Campbell, VIM. II. Lake; Kenton, Amos
Shjnkle; Owen, Thos. Fl. Richie; Carroll,
r. w. Masterson; Bracken, p. L. Cleveland;
Gallatin, p. Spencer; Pendleton, J.. l. Hud-
nell Grant, u. w. Tucker.
The committee retired, and Outing the In
terval, in response 10 calls, ]. P. Jackson
and Ira Root briefly addressed the Conven-
ton.
The Chairman on the Committee Of Ore
dentials then appeared, and reported dele
gates present from the several counties of
the district as follows:
Campbell, thirty-six; Pendleton, eighteen;
Kenton, thirty. seven; Grant seven; Bracken,
twenty-five; Gallatin, two; Carroll, four:
Owen, one.
On motion Of John p. Jackson, the
following, consisting Of one from each
county, was appointed a COMMITTEES on per.
manent organization:
Bracken, Jas. Doniphan; Campbell, Geo.
P. Webster; PendletOn, s. F. Swope Ken
ton, B. w. Foleyi Grant W. G. Frank;
Gsllatin, VIM. H. Kirby Carroll, Joseph
Vance; Owen, Thomas Il. Ritehie.
On motion Of Colonel J. W.. Finnell, the
Chair appointed the following Committee
on Resolutionsi
shaley Kenton, Jas. w. Finnell; Peudle.
ton, j: r. Records; Grant, w. Simmons
Gallatin, z. II. SPENCE Carroll, R. W. Mas.
tersoni Owen, I. q; Richie:
MI. cleveland made a notion which pre-
vailed, that all resolutions be referred to this
Oommlttee without debate.
Non. huius N. nlllamsi member OF the
ia!e boroer otate OohVehtloh at rrankiorT
DeinB present1 was invited 10 Jake n seat IN
lhe OonVenu0h; ana IN response 70 loud
calis, appeared on tne stano ana addressed
tne aoolence. ne sal9 tne present war was
an unnaIural ana unnoiy enc, Drought on oy
. sectlOnal parry Mnlou nau Some 5mVo
power anu eIecteu secuonai canoloates; Inc
quesson low we, nos whesner We snoulu
susaSin nnnGoin OF LAVE, 9ue Mnetner we
moOsao nnaat;o - nha,han anu naSIouaIn'y. ~
sni1o Jrr Srn;l;oa a~S ~ w on
800 iroad - ~n wn.Gun Ia,
MS yP ~"O WIN
The Gha;rman of the Oomm;ttao an por.
manent ORGANIZATION reported the folio wing
who wera sccantad as the nermonant ofpcas.
of The Gonvention'
-CoIoneIL /. Bradford ,of Rraokan pras;.
dent --~
Richard W Mastarsor NJ Oorrou Via
President- ~
John P. jackson. of CamnbelL. Sacretarv
,Jobn NJ. Casey. Of Kenton Assista3t
Secretary ="
Committee on Resolntions ranorted the al.
LOVING.
aW9ERvAs. Tbera twists o.c;vi, ,vor ho-
twaep az Nstionoi Gnre-0mnn va H.
secadod StotsS ,~hiob Kaa1naLu 1919 n
deIJorS. 49, ho Ia Nnioa ueePty
and in wb;cb she has bitbsrto rsfnued 20 taitsS,
a part, and she now refuses; being a part Of
the National Government. in the epiovment.
of its benefit. suob as mail f~sn;lities, National
Hospitals. Federal Courts. protection at
home and abroad, a garrison paid out of the
National Treasury, into which She is paving
revenue ana having n renrese1tativs X hhnns
press. Kentucky ought At least remain nen-
tral I'M the end Of IRE conflict neither hin.
der;no tbe Nst;onaI Governmanf In the er-
erc;sa Of its sntbor;,S ror f,rnisbir1 MON
asa State 10 e;,ber ~ tba haiiinarads ~,
asking aid from either to msintain her
posla.On' sne WI an se um tsa De rsAuy ana
and w;Sl he nrosnnnJir bann1 1911 nta -,
aIH Pl1vuIy naPPy snouIu sue ps
sDle 70 lecSnSiie we scnienulng parues ana
aSels the sheuuIHg ol LIZ pio3o Dy IRA,
;s r;Ii;rm 40 ~ n be9o snis Rosi S nsnsucSy
81 mT iat NV ~ dSnt uos ~ ~ hia worng
anu = : 0oGs pass NV history anu
avail tns Ganuiu an9 CAIN OF
lusS,e anu 1 ush .Sa esHSs .a. Delng
conhectea WIN lne seceoeo otaees geogfapn-
tr Utiy, anu ~ nG " si iIi same % uV%esuc inSti-
tutions' she Is 1nWnnng 70 tske up arms
agalnsl tnem. BENG attacned 70 the Ma
tohaI 1oveInmelt' unoer Wnlcn sse mas
always nfeo anu greatIy prospere9, and
NOT take W arms 70 overtnroM ", Having,
"a gpoH lAltn, laAen tnls posiuoh, see ASKS
tns pengerents 70 iesPect VI tnefeloreI
"ResotVed: That this Convention concur in
the sentiments, and indorse the principles
contained in the preamble and resolutions
adopted by the Union men of the last Gen
eral Assembly of Kentucky at the last ses-
sion of that body.
"Resotved' By the General Assembly of
the Commonwealth Of Kentucky, that Ken
lucky will not sever her connection with the
National Government nor will she take up
arms for either O the belligerent parties, but
will arm herself for the one purpose of pre-
serving tranquility and peace within her
borders. a ls1.
"ResotVed' That Kentucky now tenders
and to the end of the war, all the time will
tender herself as mediator, and that she will
constantly De ready 70 40 all IN, her powerte
Ornng apouS q Rpst ana honoraoie peace
Ee'o, n1 an ana S vs. tne peopie OF hen-
t1chy, aPpIoye anu lIly maorse inc aaaress
OF the kent1eky delegates to the Border
SesNe Sta1s oOhpenuGni INA. ~ sentments
~ snAt suuress ale Yisei Patrlouc Q 1usr
any Inelcate the oIiy tlue polcy Ior nen-
suGhy 70 puisue IN me present perAous con-
Ev " R T nans - a.
=. w. raMAlns y eMPoh.I toOk tue
noor n opposlson 20 ese IesoiuLonsi Lney
"antrar ~ 1Dh;ohh Ls heJ;sEa =. an SlMeo
I.n 49, 10y va nvGnln9