Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-25
ssCoustitufiOussi Union" Meeting at
Rochester-rhe RESOLUTIONS adopt.
ROCHESTER. n Y. August 10

ROCHESTER. Y Y August Is
At the close Of the evening session of the cnn-
servatve meeting. the following resolutions, the
series submitted nv the business committee hay
ing been considerably amenTei and mud6ed
at the suggestion of General Combs were
adopred:
Resofsed | Tha, this meeting faeors an asso-
Ct ton OF con~ervniive Union men Tor the next
Presidential camra gu. aud III 1 We invite he
union AMI 80 oier 'tlnII Of al. who oppo-e Ell
eeciing Ia any Office il the gii' of the penple any
pers,n in p.ti,.,l .,.nuecrio. or -vmrathv with
~p,e--i"n boiifi'sui-n ~ectionali<rn rf ~,
krisf; IN our bue purn">p. in brei j. the
snef,re~-inr If re- ei.ior the IN tnteneuce ~ ;he
Uuinn. adherence the C,,i-tffurio,,. Fl 'eli y
% the Gpvernmcr, The enforcement of the
bw-. aud opposition 80 frrei u Intervention.
Tht Y ttion,i Cn,nmttee he appointed hv
thi- meetng. - cnn-'s ct two rnembor, fr,in
e=.h : 10, nd Sc rsfaiy VIII y L - au ey-
ctfcio nien''"f thereof. fid Comn,t'cs 10 have
power Ia ii vacancise: that /, shall be The datv
OF rhe Comm t"e--0 elect Pre~ileat ,nH Tre.fs
uter. and t. cal national cnif,ep 10 tor The
Illumination 81 P,esi,.eni snd Vice President of
the Cniiec States. and to make III necessary ar
rargement- for conflicting me Presidential cam
pagn, aBj To c1nfer with other con sentative or
ganz 'tions far The parpo-e Of securing united
ac'ion
3 That the establishments of the indepe udence
OF the State IL revolt would entail upon The pes
pie Oi the Untel States evils more grievous ami
great, more enduring th ~ all TN w0uii result
from cpntInu ,nre of the war wherefore every
patriot should support the aDprDpri ,tIon OF all
the money and men neceS- irv tor viyortuS ant
successful prosecution of the war az ,in>t the
people ia It tie of nsIrre.tiun. until they d-
s"lve their military array against the Cniip
State, and III good fa h return, Ia the Union uu
der their respective constitutions existing at the
time tfey revoted
That the people of Safe. portion a.
whom are Ia iu-urrection against the Uuitei
States, should they alb Indnn such in>urrrcfou
and return tn their allegiance AMI o,,etiience to
the an hprty oi the Cons iutinn and laws of .he
United S,'ies. my thereupYn without other con
dition. e'ect and sent To Congress ) majors ann
Represent ttive.. ertei icc.riing IL the CuIsii-
tuition and laws of the Uni'ed States and their
respective States AMI perform evVry other act
IN conducting the Fe'ierai ioverhmenI ~h,'h the
pepDle of any Site m ri.htin!iy do; Tr,,vi,e-.
however, that all persons who IN hi- re, OH h We
violated anv Ot the criminal or peusl laws oi The
Unite STATE will he jest To he trled according
Z" the inru> Dre>cribei b., the CunSti u ion AMI
laws of The Unirei State for such otfen~eS
> That the rights ct pro. erty whether IN
lands. peIs ,nary. or slaves in the States are ex
rusiv-ly within the auhoritv and jurisdiction at
the States respectively and the owners of all or
either % tho-e classes OF property C mot e lie
privei of il nv the Government of the United
States. the r. eside any military civil off,
Ger thereof. ex ept tor public u>e AMI ju>t com
pensafOn, or Tor crimes committed of which they
shall be convicted according TO The moie and form
OF trial prescribed by The Constitution.