, 1863-10-14
From the N. T. Tribune, 10th.1

lcEum Luz N4 /. lIlpAuG, Autu.l
The Unconditional Unlonists Of the State
tic convention at Dover on the 7th inst, and
nominated Nathaniel B. Smithers for Con-
grees. Mr.. 8mithers was le4oing member
Ct the Chicago Convention, and Is one Of the
ab!est and best men In the State, Is now It's
secretary Of State, and has been foremost IL
Brotsn, late of Philadelphia, wheze he ras
repeatedly chosen to Congress, figuring in
the House as the meanest and most grovel-
log Doughiace that ever disgraced q Free
State. The slayish Democracy Of Phi1adel-
phia at length grew sick Of him, aud, being
dropped By them, he moved southWard in
quest Of constituency who wanted repre-
sentative Ct his sort. He has not gone f3r
eso1gh Jet BY considerable, and must keep
moving.
TIE following resolves eYince the spirit Of
tie Unionlsts Of Delaware:
TEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Reso1rtd, By the delegates Of the Union Party Of
the State Of delaware In Convention assembled:
ware is uncomptomisine1y n klvor Of maintaining
its power should be steadily aud vigorously oxsr-
ted III I'll It has compelled sabmsalo to its right
2. That this war Is and shonld BE- waged only for
the suppression Of Rebellion and the vlndication
Of the supremacy Of the Constitution the United
StAtee but that in Ito conduction 1t is the right it
In its poEe er to eubdne and utterly crush out the
revolt sgaiust The Laws Of the land and the Rights
/ ofman. ...
8. That to this end We approve the policy Of
Emancipation, and the employment Of colotel
troops as deprtving our rebel enemies OF 3 most
| powerful auxiliary and a. aford1ng to ourselves
| material assistance by the enlistment Of species
Of force whose bravery and good conduct have been
md .E ~ aF gR tSs sst only
deadly malaria Of Southern cline. That Il from
this eauee the eayes Of rebels shall be set free It
Of bad men, % wIo haye induced their 4 masters 10
take.up arms againet the Government, and have
compelled 1t to wax aganst slavery IN its own de-
fcnse.
4. That the temporary suspension Of the privi.
lege Of the writ OF Aa6eas corpus was measure
constitutional and necessary; and recognizing IT.
| mend the Administration that had the bo1dness tc
l. proclaim and the yIgor TO enforce It. That frog
our daily intercourse We know that Its announce
th1t ii was terrible to tfa!tors only.
s. That ne entertain entire confidence in the
xsaa fSs Is
minfst1ation be has eyinced tender regard not
only for the rights but tho pfeiudices OF q mis-.
ffon 10 uphold lie authority .! he Goyernmeat,
which has Woa the admiration Of his friends and
e1toEtsd ths respect q g fs his enemies:
course Of nnsweryi9g loyalty, has fq1,y realized
prove and indoEss the sentlinenta and principles
Of his Inaugural AddEess as the inception ofa do
mestic policy under which the State Of Delaware
will become prospetone, populons, and free.
Z That VIC express our profound gratitude tc
to do battle in detencs Of a common country aud &
common flag, but especially to those who have *
nob]y sustained the honor Of the State OF Della
wase. While mou rning her bereavement IN tn
loss OF many Of her gallant SONS. ahe tearfulll
but proudly oders them al her contribution to tht
noble army Of the martyrs Of freedom.
The vote Of Delaware last year stood:
Goserno,-Cannon, EHton. on....................8,16 IL
Il Jefferson, Dem. a,04
Cannon's msjority, iii.
E0n1.exs-Fteher+ Union B0t
Temple, Dem. ...............-.....a05