Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24

upapimoulg adopted by tho Democratic State
Convention whicn was held in the city OF Co
lamba., on the Four.h day Of Inly, 1852:
In lie exercise Il the right guaranteed to us by our
FederalAo State ConsduIlonsEe have THIS DAY Assem-
t.sd together ida peareebls ranper 70 consu ~, sn'
commun good and TvIsoiiDg all meTe pHrtilan eehog
10 tive that atieraDcs earntat and OIL cere con
victas that the state Of mo county Seems " VI NC
mand. ., -, o,,. 4. ,s,o,d n
an onsng aod unvaried devotion 10 tie Union OF the
states; or unlling the UIunoi Of me NA'hsr o.
our county " cue iish 'rol,l hauiluAi Aou III
movable AIlacha ent 10 hi Secueomiby emseSss "
h,nE and speak Of II As OF the pasdiua OF heT polh
cal safey and prosperity, Nsch hg iyt " Pc
.h Jealous Anxe ~ di oountsDAncing unaIete. ~an'
tussest even suspicion Inat II eose, n sS ,ss
dasnng VI evey attempt aieDa'e any portion y oui
country from the rtst or 20 enieto. Tue sSsfeo 1Ss
when nS ~ ttter the various PsIT, .,d 70, the
ILcsd solely b. tbis love fr The Union and Ior 'ne
countrv 40 sisnally essed. and believing with Anor1"
JacSon that the fou da iona Of the Union must PC
l. the uGseios u the people, In me esalyn tNes ~
life bsrty character and property in ever qaAr .r o.
the country aud 10 TIE fra ernal attach ens "h On lhe
citizens OF the leV 1t ss bear 10 oae anothef as me
bsrs Of one political family mnuaiiy 20 Pio
mote the ha piness Of each other, inc peaocIscy ~
Lh,o nave nt yer adopted sectional paOTm nor ever
Ast sectional vote. :,
xss,sd by his enlarge and elevated spirit Of pat.
hOtsn. and esteem ng Is 70 1hho q, 20 sO
had h,T,o been preserved b. those neans, and trust
ng that the power u patriotism might oVee me he nas
ness Of party, the Dem crscy Of Vhi, IN eJsne W
with the other conservative men Of the county, noe1
earnestly sought aver our present calml1st no
preserve the Union, by pesceable means
But uhsn the ieil spirit Of Abolition % AZ me
Of The mory Of the people OF both sections,
All ,Goris for peace BILE aeustment inenscIsai when
The integrity Of the Union was assaed oy o'ee and lhs
couuiry into civil war When the President De
eared MS int n0n maintain the supremacy OF th'
Constitution By srms ard TO employ them for 'ha pur-
pose alone; the Denocacy u Ohio, Union men In war
M veil "a In peace raed en- mase O. the support OF the
From thai day to this they have given u
every constitutional eaSure FOR the suppression Of tns
rebeo an Effective suppori lu the neld they nave
constituted and yet constitute moiey no. more, .,
tte GROUND that does not bear vitnes 10 their heroic
dsyodon TO the usien In the National and state
eoarcIs hey have grAnied without hesitation Az tns
as private cEe dvOp - at the ballot ncn tney nave
given it support mere poWerirl cy lar then
was ever bsiore given BY party to an administration
elevated g power By political opponents. Aho no", !.
hi, sore H. ur Of cur cuunty's ia is motto Is as
ever has been "To mainsn The Oonsit ut on and pre-
serve the UnIon,o ApaTty whose whole history Is tnes
gnsly illustrative Of patriotsm party that has inuS
acfI6ced ali mere partisan prejudice and feeling tyI
lie sale OF the hspubc needs bo defense al cur hands
pR,inst the alisnant assaults OF iisEnenie ena IN
t,d 70 be heard with bOushtful attention when pro
Nd II a time bSs come sp, In ouE Judgment, thai
proclnrnatoD should be res ctiully but ositeS Aac
earnestly made. <,-L- 49,,
entire pIanmity, soleuniy declared hnt "Sgngr "a.
bantsnine ali feeling OF mere passIn and rsn tosh''
will rcoIlset OILY iIs ouy to the whole eOun1rSi hS'
us war is not wagrd on heT part 10 say spir "
prss.io or Ter ~ pnrposs q copquest oT ~ ugaooi
or purpose Of owe ihroanB OF nersrng wi'h tn
or stsoshsd Il Situations u hose States ou. ~ dslsbd
ana naintsr the supremacy tie cooslitaJn, AID TO
pTe.erye the upon With all the dgnlty equality and
tixLts Of the several ets es impair d. aJd tha' as
soon 70 these oeels are sceomPah9d he var ouEet to
Ne need no, rtnind you wi b what sau faction this
atom ~as hA led 10 be loyal staes eoW u served
TO hs ranks Of lie or Dy, to strengthen the nand, of
The % ipfass spnt .no iof'teos in'o
The bressts 0f the meu the ,outh who Jet chung
to the hoe Of Ves hs Union restored 10 us pristine
vgor AID supr, macy and had there no departure
om the spirit this declaration; mad nod ctrnss been
advanced 10 high or iDeu nial places subVsrs'e the
most he'd hbertis guaranteed BY the Constitution
% the peops had hs re been no eorupon o. moosIous
as 10 sppa the nation by magnitude. and we're there
no danger 10 our Institutions 10 be sppehended in the
fuure snd TO b carefully guarded against II would not
be necessary for rs now TO address you.
Bat the powerful and perIis,ent efforts that have been
Ard are yet being made to convert the var Into mere
slavery; the fearful strides taken by Con.
aress az its pre- session. In that direction AZ the yet
more alarming proposed and warmly advocated;
the sud1cous attempts to o.eiawe me PRESIDENT Shen
The un assured abuse that has been heaped upon almost
every General in the Geld, howev merit rous, who has
declined eeoe an emissary OF abo honisn; the daily
promulsatlon Of doctrines utterly destructive Of the
Oopsitulon and Of civil liberty, and the incsssant Co
nunciaton Of every conservative man, however loyal,
VIII does not subscribe 10 them; all give warning that
ought OF 4 pass unheeded by the people, and require
Of All who desire TO sse the institution maioained
ard the Union perpstuAsd an expression Of their senu
nents.
Two hutdseo thousand VotTs Of the Siae Of 0ao, who
have a. a, ep sase IN ihe wslfafe he country and 10
the preservation Of the Union, as ans other qual mum
Der Of In the exercise Of eur outy and eOns ton
a. fghts md with the desire Vi uphodng ins cad Of
weakening jus pogers VI our Government, and INK
ous to unite sI men. Without regard TO her former par
y associations who agree with as In op'nOp and 70 treat
ali Ioya men who honestly dhsTTom Us with bseomtp
respect do hereby declare cur own opinions and Hose o
our constituents as folloRe: A
l. R.sol ed That We are, - We ever have bssn, the
devoted friends OF the Constitution and The UniaD and
We have no 8, rysthy with be enemies Of either
O. ResolceI, That every dictate Of patriotism re-
QuIres that IN the terrible struggle in which We are
saped ff the pTestfva Ion Of the Government, the oya
people Of the Union should present unbroken foht
and therefore all efostD obtain, or perpetHae party
aende party issues upon them that neces'
rly tend 10 divide and distract hem, Gs the Abolition
lists are constantly doing are hostile 10 the beat Interests
). Resolved That the Abolition party by their de.
punciaup the President ShepsvsT he has unaffected
conservaive spiti By their rocious ovIam lton of
our generals who were eapo ing their i've for their
country ard VINO needtd and msTited It's hearty por,
by th If acts and declaIaions TENDING 70 promote nub
ordDat,oL in armies, AID want OF condolences 10
their. by their peTsisten
nt all conservative 10 he loyal State, as o nps.
hSeS with ihs Isbes, have given immense AID and CO
tort the isbe cause, and eneOu aged hem 10 hope Tor
ultimate success.
4 Res Iped, That we have seen with Indignation the
ntatlup Of The Governor OF Massachus, It's, that that
etsts will BE- slow n furnishing her quota Of troops, no
ass ths war be carried for purposes OF emannpa ioh
NLen the nation 10 stTAipiny every nerve aid pDuring
cul its blood aud like vat. to preserve i sE
sence IL Is mopatrous that conditional UGio that
pl4ces boliuonism above tue Cons uon, and the sue
cess OF par above The he Tt OF thv hepub c, thouid
thus rear ito mead 10 high places and seek " deae the
& Rseolced, That white we would mete out meit-d d
and laEal unshGent he potters' ' and leaders in,
he tebeon wo are opp0sedto the conttmpla ed sweep
no I'D ipdi,orminate scs o. oonnsouon and enamel.
cation By congressional legislation or Executive proc q
natioL beoSaee. ~
Isl We do not believe that such acts would be cOnsI
"a We believe that By driving the rebels 70 sspera-
liop and ting Union tibe South into rebels.
the, would have The eject 20 indefinitely proong the
war afford pTeext ior ior Ign .ven.ion, and
der tie iestoTaon OF the Union next TO, OF quite t'
possible .A.
eneender ieeling Of bitterness between he different
eectionB the U Ion that would be ala, ed for gen
eutops tocome and that would be an ever esebt
OF danger and dis uroence to the public peace sour
Of psfpesua weaknon in The Gcvefnment and "a ever
present pise 70 foreign powers to Interfere in
domestic concerns and to promote disruption and over
brow Of the Republic
an secaass they would destroy IN great degee
11pot entirely for many years ocome the in
orents AZ large section Of the country and most fnlu
riousIy aFect he Interests Of the whole people.
sth Brcnuss The iiumt Ola and indsBnminaie emar.
epaiion o Tbs sves would be 40 oct o. nhumapity to
hsnws - 81
he borus stes and especially upon Ohio, an I'M
manao number Of negroes TO ocrpete vi and undeF-