Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15

~ 6smonraslu nlnRe. Conveusion.
| patsusnk TO 4 call, DsmooietIc MaDs Con-
van,iop assemhled al the Gouft House On Mon
day. the d ius. at 3 O'Clock p. M. On motion,
Eii elaseo, Elu wss chosen President, and Q.
r. vorhes, E.q Secr-tary.
L. q. CritcbHeld. Eq, read the following
resolution, uhich, on motion, waa unanimously
''R R.seived, That oil Dsmocra,s from this county
10 attendAuce;a at the State Convention ON the
9TH Of July, are hereby appointed and constitut'
ed delegates 10 said CONVENTION, with full poaer
to advise together and cast the voteo the coun-
"On motion, a committee Of Ave, consisting of
| ]. A. Estill, L. Allison, William Reed, J. 4.
McIu.lre and John Pumroy, was appointed to
report resolutions for the consideration OF the
Convention. After brief absence the commit.
tee reported the following: .ss
Rtsolped. That We consider the workings Of
the trln political heresies Of Abolition and Be-
cession toe true cause Of tbeunbappy condition
OF our beloved couatYi both aiming at the aame
object the destruction Of the uDion OF our faith
ers, which, with Washington, We revere as the
palladium Of our llberies, and It's preservation
as necessary to our exissencs as tree people.
Resolued, That We will use ell honorable, law
ful and cons itptional lRJrts to crush rebellion,
tion from the halls Of legislation, that our be-
loved country may be restored 20 the peace and
prosperity that characterized the adminisuanons
OF Washington, jefferson, Madison, Monroe and
jackson.
| KesoIusd, That We will sustain the President
in ali bie efforts 70 sustain the Constitution 40 IL
10, to restore the Union as IL was, until peace
aud order ahall be eestabhshed In every quarter
OF our once prosperous and happy, though now
disiracted and bleeding country. it - y
| Resolped, That In this great national emer-
gency all true Union mep, panishing oil feeling
OF mere passion or resentment, will recoilees
only their duty 10 the whole country that this
war should not be"Wayed upon eur part 10 any
spirit Of oppression, nor for any spirit OF oon
guest or su6jugasion, nor for the purpose OF
overtbroWipg or interfering With the rights OF
established institutions Of the Ssates, but 70 de-
fend and maintain the supremacy ofthe Consti-
tuition, and TO preserve the UUion with sll the
dignity, equality and rights OF the several States
| unimpaiItc; and thSt as soon 90 these OBJECTS
a,e accomplished the war ought 10 cease
Rs6ived, That the noble and patriotic sops
OF "Ltve Holiness" and iheir fellow soldiers IN
arms, who have gone forth TO restore the Union
10 what iG was, TO defend the Constitution SO it
is, and TO enfVrce the Laws, are eutitled 20 our
o. mpathies and suppott, and TO the gratitude Of
those who would enjoy the political heritage be-
queathed BY our fAtbere; and 40 the Republican
msiority In the Ohio Legislature has denied them
the privilege Of voting, Il becomes She so'emn
duty Of thlse at home TO 90 vote a. the coming
elections "as to aid them In maintaining the
Constitution, and thus defeat those who would
disgrace our noble army aud its gallant leaders
BY making IL the instrument 10 consnmmatlng
their abolition disuuion schemes" 4. IgurJ !
ResOlued, That We admire the patriotic course
OF Valentine B Horton and Hon. Carey A.
Timble, members Of Congress from this State,
elected by the Republican party, who have
abandoned their political friends and associates
10 their mad abolition schemes, nobly vitbsfood
the tide of fsnatlcism and voted with the Dem,
ocratic members against the shameless attempts
OF the Republican majority TO divert this war
from its original and only lawful purpose, viz:
the preservation of the Constitution and the
Union, aud the enforcement OF the laws. |
ResoLped, That "a Worsy sons Of honored sires,
It 10 our duty to make the same eacrihces TO pre-
serve the Consultation and Union that our rev.
olutionary fathers made TO establish them, and
TO that end We pledge our lives, our fortunes
and our sacred honor, for all constitutional and
legal purposes; bus We deny the constitutional
authority and tle legal right OF Government
to purchase negroes at the public expense, and
tno more Dlbbetly Will Wo-Itbltb ~ bulb binue
when We are burdened with national debt
which an hundred years of heavy taxation will
not obliterate. &. sv ~ ed
"IeIolusd, That the frauds and peculations
during the first year OF the present sdministra-
tion are most astounding and alarming, and 'ex-
ceed in amount the entire expenditure of the
government for all purposes for she Same length
Of time uudsr the precedi, 8 administration We
demand that the offenders be exposed and Sc
verely punished, whether they be cabinet ofh-
cefs or foreign ministers, governors Of States
or members Of Congress, military generals or
private contraotors." !"
Resoiued, That the action Of the General As
sembly of the State Of Ohio In keeping open
the doors for negro immigration into the State,
to take possession Of the homes of our gallant
volunteers and TO degrade white labor by their
s,ryile competition, meets with our decided dis
appreciation q .ft... .., I.l...1cs. 81 sss'
RssOlv,d. That the proceedings OF this Con-
ven ion be published 10 the Holmes ConAfy Farm
or, OAio Statesman and CTtns ot ,s I,.E
The reeort was received with hearty cheers,
and unanimously adopted by the Convention.
Tne Convention was addressed By Messrs.
Uhl, Leadbeuer, Vorhes and olheFs. 5.1.
o. motion, adjourned .ua
ELI GLAsGo, Psss't.
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