The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-18
Important " Resolutions BY Mr. cvaIlan.
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ib TheifSllpying, impdrtapto sesORtionsp !
4 Ms XHlia4digham, offered Ia. the House 9
Representative, were not telegraphed owe
the c. untry. Mark the record that the Alb
Olitiodidts have made nj voting "a agains
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b "Mra Vallapdlsham asked Jehse TO Offer,,a
series Of resolutions as,amendatorsto
offered by Mr.. Stevens yesterday apds Ia
postpone thtitA consideration il SA 10 Tuesday
4 week. iTid3 oil non 97Gh 'ho thhf
3 g ResOicedy That cthe, Union as ST. it t1Guu was
npstbs restored and Imaintsiued d; one and
ilnrdiyIsiblf n Isiblf forever, pBBder the Constellation
as It Is, the fhho article, providing for
amendments; Included. al ..,1,
'' Rssotdtd, That any nlp person 4on in the civil
or military service of5heo Unitedi' Sta States
shall;propose TERMS lofpeaee ,aot accept or
advise PdNI tn. acceptance Of spyi such terms,
on any other basis than the integrity of the
Federal Union, and of the several States
comprising the same, and tie Territories of
the Union, as at the Be- giRhiR Of the the3p pre-
sent civil war, he will be guilty Of 4 high
crmes.li2 i GojD bngp9Q b7EWho
IGfRPses "fRPsesOlEeed. That That, th;P |GNyerpneut can.
never permit the Intervention of,any foreign
nation in regard to this 1p3r1Sse Present 1t civil war
s'ResOIosdf Thas the unhappy civil war in in
whjchwe are engaged was waged IN the be-
ginning pFefssssq5ly not ipi any spifit6f op-
preston, or foE any purpose Of conquest or
subjugqtion. or for the purpose, of overthrovr
ing or interfering with the rights of, the es-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the STATES But to
defend and maintain the supremacy Of the
Constitution y 17tl apd gto, preserve the Union
With AZ, the dignity, equality, and rights of
the several States unimpaired; and was SO
understood and accepte by the people an d
especially blythe army and navy Of the Uni
TED States, and that, therefore; whoever
fSnaalf fhafE perTFt I9Grn attempt ITO pervert, the
same to war Of conquest and subiugation,
Or for the overthrow or interfering with the
rights or established Institutions of any Of
the States to abolish slavery therein, or for
the purpose of destroying or impairing the |
dignity, equality or rights Of any Of the
States, will be guilty of aagrant breach of
public faith, and high crime against the
Constitution iand tie Union. % n ''lo'"'
d" Resolted That whoeyers shall propose BY
'ederal authority TO extmguish any of the
tates OF the, Union, or to declare any gof
hem extinguished, and to establish terrific
ial Governments within the same, viii. be
uilty of high crime against the Constitu! \
on and the UnionrJtlu nan ,cGBl "A
"Resolped, That whoever shall affirm that
is competent for this House, orlany other
uthority, to establish a, dictatorship in the
'nited States, thereby superseding or 81 sus-
ending the Constitutional authorities iofI
leJUnon, and shall proceed TO make any !
o9yementi toward thso declaring Of a,dicta
rship, shall be guilty of q high, crime i
'ainst the Constitution and the Union and I
lbIic Liberty. o"o' 70 sloi''Ifh Dn"
"rhef resolutions werey laid III the 4abbed 4 \
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