The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-17

drawn. .. ..... - .
A vote BY eoun,ies was taken, and resulted
as io!lows: ,Ts. ,..,...........-
Belden, 64L
Van Trump. 259
Humphreys. ......... ..,, II
Okey, 1O8
Stafford. -..
Judge Van Trump was declared TO be. the
nominee, and the nomin ion was made un-
auimous. DR. Odds responded .or bim.
BOARD F luBLIc WORKS
WIn. Parr. Licking; Jesse MerdiIh, Of
tlra on, OF Bslmon !; james e. Haley, o. Hen
ry;J j. 5 Rose, OF Adams, and Andrew DIX
on, OF Craw ord, wee named for this office.
Some Of these gentlemen were withdrawn,
auer y hich en- in'oimsI vote by counties
was hsd-and then j hn II lieason was
noninat ed by sccIams'ion. ...'..... ...,
By order o the Convention, The President
sen, the ofiowing dispatch to Mrs. Vallan
dlgham: III ...,.t ...
DEMocRATlc STATE CoNvENTIos|
..+. COLUMBUS, June IL, 1868,
Mrs c. l.. Valand CHAN, Dayton, o..
By unanimous request OF the greatest Con
vention ever held IN O.iio, have the honor
Of sending you the glad tilings, that your
husb, nd has been nominated .hv acciamation
ss our ca date or Governor. ....
W LILLIAN MEDlLL, President.
REPoKT OF THE COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS
Judge Thos. w BARLEY, from the commit
tee on Reso ions, submitted the 'ol owing
Report, VII CD was ad. p ed, amid the great
est n'husiasu,: .aM,.., -
PLATFORM OF THE DEMOCRACY OF
&...., PREAMBLE. 4. ,-
The Democratic parry. has ever been, and
is law abiding party. Il asks nothing but
iis nights under The Constitution and the
laws IL resorts 10 no viola, ion OF either; it
countenances 10 violation o. either. IL has
a Iightlo all the guarantees Of public and
private liberty. and OF property, contained in
oUr fundamental avs, aud 1t will surrender
not one Of them. 1t has 'he right to discuss
public u essures, and will discuss them. It
has the right to propose and advocate that
policy which it d ems best for the nation.
and it will exercise hat right. 1t has a
right to have rs. policy passed upon BY the
people st peaceable and untrsmmelled elec
tIuns. and 1t will maintain III right, II
found in minarity it, yisids obedia ce to all
lawinl rue of the majority il il b. the ma
joritYs Itself it. claims Shs, its laws will be
respec ed Whether in "A majority or minor :
ity, il obeys ell laws lhat, ,ats in ioIce. -
Those thatit disiikes, it seeks to overthrow
not by yiolence, but bya legitimate repeal,
Those thstlt proposes il seeks 10 carry not
by orce but hy legal enactment. And what
.loar .xa III thasa do rl
has right to ,deinaud. thai ALI O hers shall
do. They owe The same ,obed aHce to ihe
Constitution and the laws that Democrats
owe. They have the same interest to main
tain fee government TO protect liberty, -
lie secure in their house pessons and pro
petty, that Democrats have. 1t is neither
their interest nor ours that spptisn or an
sIchy should prevail; and IL they wish to q
vert both, let bo, b see to it in, time that
they give no occasion. or either o We will
do our duty, let them remsmb4r TO dc
ln view OF the circumstances that have
brought Us together. we hereby resolve: II
s4r 81 .'l RES LUTI3Es. 5#f,ers sra
la'That tie Will el the people is the fonn,
daaon o''al Tree goyeEament. hat to give
effect to this wiil, trse thought free speech
and "a free press are absolutely Indispensable
W hhout Tree discussion, there 7is no certain
~ OF soand Judgment; without sound judg-
ment there can be noswise government j.
1 2. That il Isl al inheseat and constitution.
al right Of the psepls 10 discuss atkmaasafes
o. their gossrnnent, and to approve or dis,
apptoye as totheH judgment seems right.
That they jave like right to propose and
advocate that policy which in their .jjudg
ment IS bes., and 70 Argue and vote, against
whatever policy, seems 70 them to violate
the Constitution, TO impair heir libeTtiss, or
10 bs detrimental 10 their welfare. sa,,r z,s.,
/ 3 That these and ali other righ5s, gua,an
teed 10 them by their constitutions, are their
rights IN lime OF war as, well as y. time o.
peace; and oi tar more value and Necessity in
war than in peace For in peace liberty,
security and property are seldom endangered,
tir var, lbey are.sser in peril. .ssug@3 grz.
4 Inai3 We nov say TO all whom it may
concern, not by way oi threat bu. eamly
and firmly, that We wall not surrender these
rights, nor suhmil TO their iorcibls viols,ion.
We will obey the laws sourselvss, and all 9th.
era must obey them ~ Z fja, 95qs, 80,
5. That there is Gtmanifest Diligence he
tween the administration al the Government
and the Goyei ailsnt itself y The GevsrL-
meat consists ol the civil and political sipsti
tutions created by the Constitution. and to
II the people owe allegiance, The Adlnipis.
traliotl Ms but he sgeb,s of The people, sub
|jset 70 their approyal Or Condemnation accor
ding to the merit OF ,ismetit 0f tbe'r acts. !
n \. g: That " me sxfrc,se Sftbs right 70 dif