Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-28

nuuuer Immoub1 crown tnat nhQ Doen unable u
get inside. Incredible as u may seem to many
Q the Assembly addressed by Mr.. Adams exoeedel
} In numbers that present at the great Republican
meeting In the Park last month. This morn
ing's Leader has the contemptible meanuess Ia
, style the outside meeting In question "a Rtit
knot Of yCoppiyisads!" What good tho perpe-
, tration OF such lie can accomplish II would be
difficult to tell. Quite o number of r0Wdy Re-
publcans were present, who tried to break up
the street meeting by shouting for Brough,
throwing stones through the windows of the
Hall, and BY other contemplate acts, bu. they
eignally failed in accomplishing their objeci
One prominent Republican present had the
baseness to mlngle In the crowd and hurrah for
Jef Davis, hoping to convey the impression
that the traitorous exclamation emanated from
the lips Of Democrat. Fortunately he was seen
and recognized. We have his name, but sup.
press 1t ont Of respect for the mans family and
friends. II -
After the completion of Judge Thurmau,s
speech, Mr.. Foster, of the committee on Reso.
lutions, read the following:
| PREAMBLE.
WHEREAs, Fidelity to the Consultation and laws has
evae been he undsputed characterlstio or The Dsma
cratic creed and dscarding all vain bosstipes or
which simply the duty Of every American citizen the
Democracy OF ouyahoga county would now, when our
ncompetency and uSurpaton in the highest nts
OF the Government call upon all who value the time
honored institutions Of the Republic the Union and the
Constitution, and the rights OF the states and Of the
people, to lay aside all earthly Considerations and make
common cause with u.s. to our fair State from
mlsrue and preserve the Constitution II is and the
ReooLved, That cordially indorie the nominations
Of Clement L. Valandgham for Governor, George II, !,
Pugh for Lieutenant Governor, Philadeph Van Trump
Tor Judge OF the supreme COURT William Hubbard for
Auditor, and II. 3. Knapp for Treasurer Of State and
John II. Heaton for Member Of Board Of Public WorkS
az gentlemen faithful capable, and honest and worthy
leafrm the platform Of the Convention held az Golum
bus on the llth OF June, 1868. which placed them in
Resolved, That the arrest Of Clement l.. ysl.ndo-
ham by an armed band at hour when all honest men
were In their beds for crime and for the exercise of
ms OF free speech In commenting upon the despot
Ism Whchis fast closing around the freemen OF Ohio
his pretended trial by military tribunal aRainst ali
law, and his from his family and his boms
70 distant and hostile State was an outrage uppara.
eed even in the darkest days Of the French Basti
calculated to excite deep spirit of resistance amon
people jealous Of their liberty which can only be Al.
lsyed BY the Fighting Of the wrong and the punish.
ment OF the offenders. F
Resolved, That he who declares Clement l., ya,l.n.
dgham to be aught else but who loves his country
win all true patriots love- and regards the Constiu
anu ne Union as absolutely necessary our safety
as government and happiness people, ayers thai
which ne knows to be false, which has been him
by 5nayes who know they are deceving him.
,evssee, tnas tne une and imprisonment, under the
elder Adams OF Matthew Lyon, OF Vermont for daring
exercise the freemans privilege Of commentpp on ~
acts OF Federal Administration, was but a part ana
parcel the same scheme Of federalism to silence free
speech wnch caused the arrest and mock trial of Olem
'Allandgham, for daring to denounce usurpation
and tyranny, Matthew Lyon was while in iaiI nom;
aaso ana Mlumphantiy elected to Congress, ValIan.
denam while In exile mas been nominated for
onio, and no power save Omnipotence can prevent
him from being Governor That we arrsiRn beiore the
people me Republican party lnOw disguised and calling
fOF Aa1r
treachery and deceit. While impudently askin0 ua ~
JOIN them and discard party llnes" they have pushed
ihs their own political deas and have enacted
laws or attempted to carry out every measure of ihe
abolition creed that Is known be most obnoxious 10
ly true patriot and dangerous to the perpeuty Of the
| Federal Union. '' ~ 'AS
patriots and defenders Of the country-denouncing a.
traitors all American citizens who oppose their scbsmss
Elhey have recently BY the aid OF the railroad Pres
den VINO were competing for the nomination for Gov
ernor, brought together tie largest crowd OF Aboou
ists svef assembled at Columbus and there with ,hi
backs 70 the rebel foe that invading their State with
ne aces and eyes turned toward the fat oces in the
Oapito building with the wailing CRY for hen f,or,
PRESIDENT Lincoln, and the loud cali Of Governor Tod
ior tniry thousand men 10 defend their homes rIno,
In their ears, they deliberately wraugled ovar .
nominations for office, and adj ourned home wboriP
posing even resolution OF response TO the cali Of tS
aovernor or single man OF them offering his .eryiess
rs soldier. flt-Tl % .A'ssi'Asep
Reso9ed, That the failure Of the Abolition ,soa.. -
say one WORD to encourage volunteers when the state
was threatened with invasion, in marked aonrsst ~
stS of 1n oeMsnt s !. xaandgham whO on the
ton the iolloang resolution, which he Supported nv ~
aple speech heAolyed, That 1t 10 the hiehest dn, ~ -
b y, ~, wnenevsr nus country or State is Invaded 10
usn 70 It's fescue by arms, II he Is capable Of mIit ~
service, and by money, or otherwise eyervwav ~ hy
NOT and that the Democracy, az part OF The neon ne ~
nnrna1 s Us.' laying ssids all party feelings for that
are ready with life and fortune 10 40 thsir
| In diichaIglng this patriotic duty.D Wv 'A'ii Pars
| AesVsSe~, that 1ohn brough, who has never bs.n
heard o Daring the present war, either 10 aid The fo
lies OF volunteers, or 70 urge men 10 sn, hn, i n
now, when the railroad interest needs III NV "no
forward as the war candidate for Governor ia s;
rsPseseIsagS Rsse1asa Ss Of his motley associates
heS0eoeG That John Brough, who Ieft the nsoo...
10 party In 1882, because tt opposeS M EEsmoola.'
Nullihcation dogma, and who opposed and Ssnnmnoas
Andrew jackson then, came back when NniI,Soa,S
wa, was Plyea OUT got once and aferward abured po-
tlos because PRESIDENT Polk refused him Office who
commanding his career Nuher and ending itas m
apohuonmt, NJ leader for the black spirits and
we who now seek to suppress freedom of speech and
e press, that shoddy politicians may 20 unwhpt OF
6esooed That the action Of the Abolition Convention
IN rescung David Tod (Who undeniably had a
large majority OF the delegates elected in his fayorl
No reason as they Themselves aege than thai
e feared he could not command enough votes Of the
people 70 elect him Governor, Is plain evidence of
~ and Of their despair Of being able
70 oeisas the peoples favorlte-Va alandiQham-the
champion Of free speech and the victim Of Executiye
oppression. " -~SS"A'e
ResoIve That the railroad corporations which carry
the Yerniap 70 by outside pressure
20 secure the nomination Of John Broug AZ Governor
ueep pecuniay interest in perpetuating the war
nor IN sbsr are doubled and with Cover
rum OF the country while their diyidends and thsir
power are multiplied. w AAs''
Sesosvea, That as apart Of the American Demoo raoy
h speaAg taeir known sentiments we declare that
tne american Union, faithfully preserved by the Demo-
sa e. par amid all the pers which heretofore surround