Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-17
ONO STATE CONVENTIONS
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RUGH ron LIEUT. e0uERh0a.


Columbus. Ohio, June Ilth.-TAe
D~emocrasic State Conssnsion met in th3s
city to-day. Ex, Gov. Medill, prssidsd.
On notica Of Ly. O.ds, Tia coavsrfion
proceeded ID aoaninaka d candidate kof
Goveruor. O. L. Y~allAndiRham and
Hon. Hugh ]. Jewsts, we're pas liz nosai-
nation. On the Arss ballot, FAllndig-
ham received 354 yoses. Jewets r. The
nomination Of vallandigham was then
made unaniraouaa
Columbus, Ohio, Jans 18th. Toe
State Democratic Convention yesterday
was the largest and most enthusiastic
that ever assembled la Ohio. Rx-Sena-
tor Pngh, mada . spesch denouncing the
arrest Of G. L. Vallapdigham, hfs mock
trial, despotie b~anisbakent. He sxecxa-
ted Burnsids,s order No. IS, spurasd and
da6ed ii. In spite III bis wish TO decline
the nomination, Pugh WAS noninassd for
1t. Governor. Judge Van Trump was
nominated for Supreme Judge. ACom-
uaiktsa of twelve were appointed 10 wait
on the President OF The United States sad
| demand the return Of VaIlandighan.-
NaHasreus speeches wers made By S. 8.
Cox, Col. Sam Msdasy, Sherman and
Others, all bitterly asnonaoing Burnsidsa
and bis order, After . laborions bat az
| oesdingly harmonious and enthusiastic
session, the Convansion adjourned, with
the Determination TO elect FaliaadighAzn
Governor Of OHIO BIZ ; tEinmphant na-
jogity. The report Of the Oammistes On
Resolutions, declares that the Demo
cratic party svsr has been, Ia yet, . Law
abiding party, asking nothing bat il
rights u1der The Constellation and laws
that shs will Of the people u the foam.
dation Of all fHss governments that 10
give effect to this viii, free thought, fres
speech, and free press, ID absolutely in
~dispensables that there ID q manifest
| difference between the administration oil
the government and the government iEself
that the administration 10 bat the sgens
of the people, subject 70 their approval
or condemnation, according TO the mer-
ia or dement's Of their acts. The Reso-
lutioas further protests against the sman-
eipakion Proclamation5 oppose eompen-
stated emancipation as bursiensome on ths
people, upiass Ia its nature, wholly With
ous warrant in the Consultation declare
that the powsr assumed by the President
70 proclaim martial Law oven States
wheFe war does aos exist, and to suspend
The writ Of ths habeas corpus, nnwag-
raated BY the Constitution--iis tendency
being to make civil authority Subordinate
TO military; that tina arrest and impris-
oamenta preterded trial and actual ban
ishment Of @. L. Tallandigham by al
legged military authority for no Other pre-
tended crime than that Of altering words
Of legitimate criticism upon the conduct
Of the Administration in poser and sf
appealing to the ballot box for q change
Of policy ; said arrest and military trial
take place where courts Of Law ara open
and uRobstracted, na palpabls violation
OF the provisions Of the Constitution Of
the United States; that whenever practices
Ole TO obtain o convention Of all or three
feurtha Of The States, saeh q body should
be sonysnsd for the purpose Of propos-
ing aUeh amendments 10 the federal
Consultation - experience proves nsoes-
sagy.