The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-07-10

'ohCo tlc Sill les VI the auUleDCe, the DeaU
ty and patho OF others were felt and appre
ciated by all. The exercises were presided
over with mingled dignity aud grace. by
the accomplished Presiden, of the Associa
ton, Miss ANNA THoM.
, After the adjournment of the m Getting, al
repaired to the Supper-room; where the
good things" of life were discussed in
manner which showed that the participants
were not insensible to creature com forts -
After supper. the happy throng again as
sembled in the parlor; and with music. song
ard social conversation, the hours flew by
At late hour, the assembly dispersed feel
ing satisfied that the occasion had indeed
been most happy one. w.
The following resolutions were unan i'm =
ously adopted by the Democracy of Hoclin G
county, Ohio, at late meeting held in the
town of Logan. Similar resolutions are be-
Ing adopted by the Democracy o the entire
North, showing that they are unalterably
opposed to the policy of the Abolitionists
now in power at Washington:
Hooking County Democratic Meeting.
Pursuant to notice, a number of the d en-
ocrats of Hooking County assembled in he
/ Courthouse. in Logan, on saturday last,
and were organized by appointing L. p
! Talpey Chairman, aid w G. Gould Secre-
tarv, when. on motion, the Chair appointed
! f Case, II. Barker and w. C. Rshren
committee to report resolutions expressive
/ of the sense OF the d en- ocracy of Hooking
/ County who retired. al after consultation
| reported the following resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted
/ Res9!red, That tbs Democracy of Hooking
county are unalterably devoted to the Con-
stitntion as it is, the Union as it was, and
for the preservation Of the one and tn, pro-
lection of the other, 'pledge their lives, their
/ fortunes and their sacred honor
| ResolUeR, That in all constitutional efforts
to suppress rebellion and restore peace and
union to our country, the Dem ocracy Of
/ Hooking will give to the administration
cheerful, Jealous and unvielding support;
but the diSunion emancipation schemes of
the Aboitionsts receive or det.rm mined,
persistent opposition, because we believe
that this war ought not to be prosecuted for
any schemes OF subjugAtion, emancipation,
or for any other purpose than to suppress
rebellion and restore the authority oil State
and National Governments.
Reso7vef, That the policy and measures of
the Abo,iiiouists in Congress, in the arm y
and every where else deserves our condemn
alton and the schemes to free the negroes
of the South upon 'war-neceSSlty' pleas, or
emanc; patton or conf$cation acts, either by
civil or military authority, we conceiv" 70
be unconstitutional, AM SUBMISSIVE OF tue
rights of citizens and States, aud calculated
to protract this war, t. the great detriment
of the interests of the white people, Tor
whose benefit this Government was cre'tei,
and bv whom it has been sustained tor mora
than eighty years.
ResolUed That the efforts now being made
to overrun OHIO with cOntrabanis,' eleased
By pretended 'war necessities des erves our
cond en- nation and shall receive our con-
timed opposition, and we call upon our
white fellow-citizens who are opposed to the
imm grafton of negroes into ONO and LOCK
ing county TO rally around the stand ard OF
the democracy, whose war cry is The Con
stit,,tion as it is, the Union 10 a0ts!
Reso1yeI, That the brave men now IN arms
in support of the Constitution, tbs Union
and the glorions old banner Of the Stars aud
Stripes deserve the appreciation OF every
patriot and their countrymen should ahord
them every aid to mitigate the hardships OF
camp-life and the dangers of war.
Res0lUel That this Adm inistratlon, in
stead of attending to negroes, should nave
looked after the com fort OF the brave IN en-
now in arms defending the Government.
and instead of spending the peoples money
in buving rations for lazy negroes, Congress
should have provided for the dependent lam
lies Of the soldiers of the Union, and be
cause Congress and the Admin istration have
neglected their duty to the country and our
gallant soldiers, they deserve the excavation
of every patriot.
Res17veI, That the emancipation of the
negroes of the District of Columbia. to say
he least of il. at this time and under Xlst-
ing circum stances, was an act OF lmpolitlc
legislation, caculatel to prove injurious to
the cause Of the Union and the restoration
of peace, and an act OF gross injustice to the
patriotic freemen Of the North VINO are now
in the army, as well as all others who aiG IN
any way or measure to support the Govern-
ment, because the white taX-payers OF the
country who contribute of their means to
aid the Government are disguised to see
their money appropriated to the purchase
and support Of negroes, who are to be Set at
liberty to compete with ana degrade labor
of white men in the Northern free States.
RESOLVED, That every political act of this
Administration based upon the principles
and policy of ths Chicago Platform, and
| looking to the emancipation of the negroes
! of the South receives our condemnation.
while every patriotic, constitutional effort 10
maintain the Government and preserve the
! Constitution receives our cordial approba-
ton.
| Rsso1Uel, That we treat with utter con-
tempt the charge that Democrats are Dis
uuionists and sym pathize with the rebels in
their efforts to subvert the laws and over
throw the Government; and we hereby huri
| back the sanderouS charge. and brand our
slaude with being the only Secessioui5ts
| and aiders of rebellion in the North, who
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