Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-13
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We publish this week she proceedings In full
Of the Convention held at Columbus on the
4lh. Ills agreed TO have been the largest del.
egate Convention ever held in Ohio. The Ad
dress and Resolutions will commend them.
selves 80 every Democrat and patriot. The
ball 10 rolling, and Ohio will, ntxs fall, be re-
deemed from the power Of the Abolitionists,
and again placed upon the side Of the Constitu-
tion, the Union, and the Laws -Ashland Union.
The Democratic State Convention that met
at Columbus on Friday last, was one of the
largest political gatherings that ever assembled
at the capital. Madison County Democrat
The Democratic State Convention which as
sembled at Columbus on the 4,h inst, was an
improvement upon that which convened there a
year ago. In this the element Of sympathy with
rebellion was not 80 apparent as at the other
The platform and resolutions were prepared
with great caution, and are less Objectionable
than the speeohts --HOlmes County Republican,
Republican paper.
We give In snls issue the platform and ticket
of the Ohio Democracy. The ticket is com.
posed OF men we'll adapted for the various Of
fces to which they will be elected In October
next. The platform is everything that any one
other than an sbolition disupionist could wish.
Il will send all such traitors and dlsuulonists to
that bourne from whence no abolition fanatic
ever returns.--SOmrsst Union. tS
The Democratic State Convention, held at
Columbus on Friday lass, July 4Ih, IL said to
have been very large gathering--the most nu-
merous assemblage OF the kind held In Colum.
bus for many years.-Fayette County Register, a
neutral PGper.
The Guernsey Je6srsOnian thus heads It's ac-
count OF the State Convention:
The 4th of July Convention-The Democracy
Of Ohio Moving on the Enemy's Works.
The Spirit of rs Revived ARain-The Larg'
est Nominating Convention Ever Assembled
10 0hio--EVery County 10 the State Repre-
sented--Tne Loyal People of Ohio Speaking
in Thunder Tones--Popular Nominations, q
Powerful Address, and Magnificent ResOlu-
tions--Let Every Constitutional u nion Man
Read Carefully and Prayerfully.
ONO STATE CONVENTION Foremost among
the States whose Democracy have spoken loud
and clear for the Union and In protest against
the radicals and unconstitutional policy which
is bringing upon us defeat and ruin, is the great
State of Ohio. The convention met on the 4h
Of July, nominated full State ticket, and pass
ed series Of patriotic resolutions which we
believe will be heartily responded to by the peo-
pie of Ohio at the polls. Ex-Governor Medary
was President of the convention, and among
the speakers wero Vallandigham, Rufus p Ran
ney, A. 6. Thurman, and other distinguished
friends of the Constitution ss It Is, and the Un.
ion Rs il was.-MiIiraukse Nstrs
The DEMOCRATIC CoNvESTIoH IN OHo.--The
Democrats of Ohio held their State Convention
at Columbus on the 4!h inst Sam. Medary was
chosen permanent President. The resolutions
adopted declared the party to be the devoted
friends of the Union and the Constitution; de-
nounced the Abolltionists; charged Governor
Andrew with conditional Unionism; declared
opposition to sweeping acts of confscation and
emancipation as unconstitutional, tending to
drive the South to desperation; to engender q
feeling OF bitterness between the different sec
tions OF the Union, and to be an ever-present
incentive to foreign interference and the dis
ruption Of the Republic; TO destroy the indus
trial interests of large section of country, and
FILL Ohio with degraded negro population;
and opposing taxation to secure eRancipa
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