The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-28

Doct. 7. W Evans. Of Rushcreek,
II. NJ Clarke, of Hooking.
II. @. B ack. oi Liberty,
Zepheniah Courtwright, cf Bloom.
Respectfully submitted.
C. NJ. l.. Wiseman,
Jones Gitbony,
George w. Williamson.
John Kirkwood,
The Committee appointed 10 select
Central Committee, made The following
report
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Peasant David Keller,
Greenfeld--James McClepry,
Madison--Abraham ShIffer.
Amanda John II. Sunderman.
Cl arcfegk j.. Hsmlin.
Rchland = John w. Vansani.
Rushcre-k-- Simon Beery,
Librty-A, L. Mason,
Walaut- j oseph Doran
BArue--James r. Pearce
Violet--Jacob Pickering.i
Blyom--Simu Chist,
Hocking-B Il. Reinmunj,
John A. Hunter,
George G.. Beck.
Respectfully submitted.
p. B. EWING.
for Committee.
The Committee on Resolutions made
the following report which was unani.
mously adopted
Resolced |. That the presen, rebel
lion agains, the Government has virtually
set aside the great polticsl parties, Repub
litan and Democratic, existing at the
commencement Of the war.
Resoloed 2 That theirs car be but
two parties among the people during the
present srruggl- Tor the perpe'uation oi
the National Government. the loyal and
disloyal, those who arc patriots and those
who are traitors, all minor questions Of
political differences being merged in the
great question Of the petpeIuation Of The
| Government.
RESOLVED 3. That We call upon every
loyal CITIZEN to take his proper position
on the side of the Government, and see
that his former party lies do no, lead hin
or cause him to give utterance to sent
ments, or ths performance Of acts, whicl
will give aid and comfort 10 the rebel
now in arms against the same.
Resolved 1. That it is the imperative
duty Of every loyal cilizan, at the presen
time, to aid the Government il the pres
erva,ion OF order, and to assist in tn
execution and the enforcement of lh
laws
Resolged s, That we hereby congrat
ulaie our brave and patriotic soldiers il
the field for their gallan;ry and hero
condu {, and We give them our sacrO
pledge and assurance that, while they ar
lighting the rebels in their front, we wi
: guard aud protect The IN from the assault
of traitors in the rear.
ReSolu d That we will place no ma
IN nomination for any Office in the gift {
A a free people, unlrss he shall have give
unmistakabc evidence Of his loyalty
= the Government, and the holy cause {
the Union, aud therefore invite and sha
g confidently expect the hearty and Iu
c co operation of our citizen soldiers no
9 in the field to unite with us at fhs ballC
, box, in giving free expression in fave
: of the Union, and Union men, and there
! by sustain the glorious cause for whie
they have enlisted TO defend, with the
G lives.
:. Resolvcd T. That we hereby plods
our earnest support 10 the present an
e every future Administration Of the GUi
= eral Govern ment in all their efforts
8 punish treason, suppress rebellion, an
q maintain tho integrity Of the America
c Union.
Q Resolntd 8. That the thanks Of Il
d truly loyGl people Of the Slate are due
u David Tod for the faithful manner
/ which re has discharged the duties of h
+ Office, as the Executive Of Che State Go'
ernmenL ~.sl @.r.
I RtSolutd, 0. That the thanks Of Il
a loyal people of Ohio are due, and Il
a thanks of the loyal people of Fairfo
q county are hereby tentered to Maj Gen
u Burnside for the able and fearless maj
q ner in which he has governed the d
s partment of Ohio.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
n JAS. R. PEARSE, Pres.
= J. W. EVANS, SEC.