The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-04-24

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nudisted ~ consarvstivsS evsrv~hera
GsrtsirIv ihs ssssssior;sss sonened and
ksen nm this war. rrrtainIv Il is rioht 70
resist force by force; certainly there must
be- war for the present or National eapi.
tai win be in possession OF the Coufed-
erates; certainly, according TO the acts
passed pursuant to the SuOren'e Loac,
the Constitution, NE lasc q the land Is
a state OF tcar on this .reoettaon, and
those who say that nota dollar more oi
money, and not another recruit TOR the
army, can have nothing to oppose to the
planning OF the secession nag above the
stars aud stripes at washington. IL
matters not that the extremists disclaim
such result that they protest they are
IN iaVor OF the Union ana the Oonstltus
tion; Tor men OF common sense know thai
with such . peace policy there can DC no
other result
Let the protest be widely made that
the views OF this meeting are not the
views OF the Democracy. The speakers
referred to the course OF the National
Democratic Convention. Wbel this
body assemblies 1t VIII aDeounce its ,srue
terms. As against the .yieSs ieSnyessed
in this meeting. we r,ot the sbow oi the
0etee5Ser and November elections as evi.
/ denee .,,st ,be croat National Marty will
r. for So mncb war as NAV he NECESSARY
Ito transmit The Union 10 noste, itv tho
if NAV not ba for a war to carv ont tbe
terriLIe radical nroorOmme or a keer
N noSar ofic;aio ,sho bovo sno;Oeorod
/ for nartv and 10 catch nonular hreszss
when tHs;r on;da sbon,d have been tbf
Gonst;tnt;on and their end the good oI
| the conntrv For The nresent the senti.
ments Of he Conservatives Of the State,
mnat he looked FOR in the platform o.
the State Conventions There Ia the
nIS,form of Kentueky. outspokep apains1
abolitioo and secession. inst laid down
and we ,are opite unable to see any va.
rance between its term and those Of the
Conservative New York State platform
' Of 800 There il no such impractica.
Able plans in them rs Fernando Wood
II and his associates urge as tests of party
faith; and we respectfully urge that, a;
such time as this, Conseryatives-w
mean the great body which carried the
last fall elections-Willnot do themselves
or their country justice not to take this
action as expressive of their intentions
Of their national organization, and keel
together.
. There is but one course for Democrats
, 1t is to live up to their professions, 0
, placing country and the things that be
t long to it, before the strictly partizan
s as they always have done. The ques
: tion is one Of perseveripg the nationalit
B and transmitting Republican Govern
d ment, not of policy under Govern
!, menk and certainly if the people abau
i don the war they must give in to q dis
6 solution of the Union and the destrut
!. tion ofthe Constitution. A nationt
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