The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-06-26

Tho next business was to receive the
report OF the Committee to select State
Central Committee which was done and
the report was adopted. The following
gentleman composed the Committee.
ist Dist, T. II. whetstone Of Hamilton.
I'd q" M.P. Gadis, Jr. of Hamilton,
Sd Z" N. c. Mcfarland, Of Butler,
4th Riley Knox, Of Darke,
9th Israel b. Green, of Hammock,
9th I" II. w. Clark, OF Clcrmont,
7th /" A. b. Buttles OF franklin,
sth I" Lyman b. Matson, Of Richland,
9th J" II. I. Johnson, of Crawford,
10Th 4" J. NJ. Ashly, OF Lucas,
Ilth ]. N. Mclaughlin, Of vinton,
I9th {" S. Milton Penn, of Ross,
l3th Jos. c. Deyin. Of Knox,
l4th /" II. G.. Blake, Of Medina,
18th Il. N. Simpson, of Wash'nt'n
10th c. Davenport, of Belmont,
18th d. W. Potter, Of Columbian,
18th "John c. Grsnnis, Of Cuyahoga
10Th Horace Y. Reebe, of Portage,
CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
This committee composed nearly as II
was last year, there being but a single
change made. II consists Of William
Dennison, G.. Volney Dorsey, Samuel
Galloway, I. J. Allen, Richard II. Geary,
George VI. Persons and G. N. Olds.
RESOLUTIONS.
There were next called for and Sena.
TOR D +. Wade promptly responded with
those that follow. His appearance was
rapturously greeted with cheers. The
resolutions were read aud us the reading
of each one was completed II was heart
ily endorsed in very r4.rressive manner.
The last one, endorsing the admins.
tration Of Gov. Tod, was made the sub
ject Of special cheers.
The resolutions are as follows {:
ReSolped, That the calamities Of the
present rebellion hDve been brought up
on this nation by the infamous doctrines
of notification and secession, promulga.
ted by Calhoun and denounced by Gen
Jackson in 1889, and reiterated by th,
Convention held in the city of Columbu,
on the llth inst. We denounce them al
incompatible with the unity, integrity
power and glory Of the American Repub.
lie.
Resolved, That the war must 90 OF
with the utmost vigor till the authorit,
of the National Government is re-estab
lshed, aud the old flag floats again Sc
curely and.triumphantly over every Stat,
and territory of the Union.
Resolved, That in the present exigen
cies of the Republic we lay aside person
al preferences and prejudices, and hence
forth, till the war is ended, will draw nj
party line but the great line between
those who sustain the Government cf tn,
country, and those who oppose it be
tween those who rejoice in the triumph
of our arms, and th, Sc who rejoice in til,
triumph of the enemy.
Resolved, That immortal honor an,
gratitude is due to our brave and patrio
tic soldiers in the field, and everlasting
shame and disgrace to any citizen or par
ty who withholds it. That sympathzin,
with the army in its hardships, and prou
Of its gallantry, the lovers of the Unio
will stand, by it, and will remember, nj
and support the families of those VIII
fall fighting for their country.
Resolved, That confiding in the homes
ty, patriotism aud good sense of the Pres
ideht, we pledge to him our support Of hi
earnest efforts To put do wn the rebellion
Resolved, That the present Gov. Davi
Tod, is an honest and able public servan
aud that his official conduct deserves an
receives the approt alton of ull loyal pee
pie.