The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-08-14
Ouuders. andtO provide against future cOnvul.

founders, and to provide against future convul-
sions and wars.
u, That We will earnestly support every
constitutional measure tending to preserve the
Union OF the States. No men have greater
interest in itspreservaiion than We haye-nong
desire 1t more; there are none who will make
greater sacrifices or endure more than we will
TO accomplish that end, We are, as we ever
have been, the devoted friends Of the COnstitu'
ton and the Union, aud We have no sympathy
with the enemies OF either.
To- That tha arrest, Imprisonment, pretend
cd trial, and actual punishment of CLEMENT L.
VALLANDIoHAM, citizen OF the State OF Ohio,
not belonging to the land or naval forces OF
tho United states, nor to the militia in actual
service, by alledged military authority Tor no
other pretended crime than that OF utterIng
words OF legitimate criticism upon ,ne conuuS'
OF me AamnsEa.on ~ Pow %n anu nS 81 uPPea
ing 10 ,ne oa,iUtOUH @ .,i,oru aU O aSns n ni,co
lsA'u HiFeSs an. u' us - oron' al 80 -
snele ;nS S OTS ~" " 90, % dons vi,b;n the snbSro
81 o,; o'ii;,ar, onero,ions in carrvinc on tho
" w. ~, .rsrj 90 noinahis v;oiS,;oS ~ ,ho
sSi1virs nr9yis;ons Of The Consti,ntion of rho
Ifn;,sd States.
y ..Cnnrraso sho,l mota M ,ov****
0hr;a,,U" .ho sraodnm % 81 Of snosrS or of ,he
D.uss an INV ~, Ss ,ho oopio cr'r ,oOoooh,r ~
p,u' lpaShIo ond e no,;,;nn ,ho no,-srn~,sn, - for
aISs u roI.Oao as Hc .,,Orpunoan p
..Tbo n;rh, ,S ,ha neor,s N hO ascurs in
-. @ ,sos uopars oud oFao,s
= sro;n0, nnroosonohla searches and sei1nrsa
I'll -. ~ ,,;oIn,oI. onJ No rrorron,o oLoli
;soma h~, mon nrohobis conse sunnorted hv
80 ~ ~ ofRrno,iop ond nart;culor,v descr;hin
,ha nIoce 70 be ssorcheI and Tho nersons oT
thiDrs 10 he seized"
.,No rorsor .hoI, ho hold n orsvor for n
,oU;,o, ~ pthor;vioo ;nfomons criro miles on
ape proaon,uant ~ ant or ;nd;ctrnant of nronJ ;nrn
orpont in cosos arising in the land or Laval
Snrcas or in the militia when in actual service
IN tina ~ vor ar nnblic danger"
A "In MI criminal prosocutions tbs accused
.hol, sn,ov ,ba ricbi to a snepdv and nublic
,r;aI h. cD ;mnnrt;sl inrv Of tbs State and
S;",n "; .hora;I tha cr;Da shoi, bavs heen com
;.,aS ,"h;nh d;str;c, shaIl how hoon nrsviouo.
u u. i''eu, ..i;"aa .H,.n h,, 80
"o sS -" ""su S'r,Eo.o "", do,orroo All, or,o.,
I"" w. Itoni.hmnn, os i;roo, ;n.Mlt offor'
od To- - M ,ho sororoirrtv oF Tho nsonlo of Ohio
hn ,Uhnoo oraonic Iowit ia doclorsd that r,no
W "n'SI " ~. .n.,oS ~, - ,ho s,,to
f,n" "n, n,nnso oon,rni,tod Sv;tb;n tho soma
''' ~ G"' Thot C,Omnnt T. vollanJ;nbom was nj
,ba t;r,o or his nrrost nrominsnt condiIate
CIV oO,;,o,;nn ~, tho Ro,nooro,;c norty oS
Ohio for tho OfI;cs Of Governor of the State.
that the Democrats marty was fully competent
to decide whotbpr he was 6t man for that
~ nomination. and that tho attGmnt 10 dpnrive
than, ~ tho, r;gbt hy bis orrest and bonisbment
,roa on rnmor;esJ ;,onn,ot;on nnon their INTEL.
i;roroa ond Iovoltv 90 woIl 90 violation of
tbs Cnrst;Ir,ion
~ That wo rosroo,fr,,r brt ,rost eornsst,v
ooiI nnon tho prcs;Sso, of tho IIni,ea stotes ~
uaatora rlen,on,T' VaiIond;1bom to his home
~ Nn;. ~ 49, n"ran,;t,oa or ono fror,
- 80 Cao;a,,., 80 a;str;o, 30 ,ho State 10 bo
eoHn % oS"sreIasOn" T. .h "s;a;nn oficer of his Cn
seieo.eu ': ~ .uo p I'D ~ nrOssnt tb;s m.
n"v", ,.N.:, :. AS ~ 2"a;son,
Pitva''Tn IN " tne 80. nS .,;0 rorr,r,;or oro
40. ,a"1 tnas suo .o Wo,0,;o SaywOnr Governor
s'Iy .I s.nto of NOm vort for h;s nohle letter
VI 're st"'e y. .'o" - aS NJ Voll0rd;cbon,.
~ eT" .ho pnoa;5on, - tho conyantion 10 berebv
anu ,;N", .no -. so conv NJ this reso.
,.,,;o tS"u y, n Son Snu,nonr
iu,'o" w ~, =" wv, ~. .aSS:.h, =, u,;,;..uu
n. to ana. .neu .ne iorOi s,n,o. shaw nar Joc.
sO'e'n -. ',,So 49, ~ oi,i om,h Nd
mUs .nr0ss vA ,to % Sleodnm of % snasoh md os Tho tbs
rapia Onj ~ ;ntorsoro ,v;tb Tho o,ec,;va fron.
phiss 10 % M, on,v snhvorsive If the Constitution
md the soverp;cntv of The States hut tbe &c.
tuol inauguration of revolution,
90. That it is the sworn duty of the Govern
or of the State to protect her citizens in the
endowment and exercise of all their constitu-
ticpal rights. and we have beheld with deep
humiliation and regret, not only the failure Of
David Tod, Governor of Ohio, to perform that
duty. but what is still worse his ac,irs oarlici.
potions in the violation of those rights.
81, That we denounce as traitors to the
country the Abolition Jacobins who are seek.
ing to bring about civil war in the loval States,
with the view of turning, if possible, the bay.
opets of the army against the breasts of the
fathers, brothers and friends of the soldiers,
and subiectipp those States to o military sur
vellance and dominion.