Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-27
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uon. Inc nnmos are ~ iollowe:
For Lieut.. Governor, George K. Pugh.
For Auditor OF Stste-wm. Hubbard. Of
Logan county.
For Tressurer-H. 8. Knapp, Of Ashland
county.
For Supreme Judge-P. Van Trump Of
Fairfield county.
For Member Board Of Public Works--Jo Ohm
A. Heaton, OF Belmont county.
Every candidate on the ticket, Is said TO be
an on, and out vallandigham Peace Democrat
The resolutions &c. forth:
LIST. Fres Speech and Free Press.
I'd. The Constitutional right Of the peo-
pie to discuss all the measures and policy
Of the Government.
Sd. That these rights are more valuable
and more necessary in war than in peace.
l,h. That they will not surrender these
rights, nor submit to their violation.
9th. That there is difference between
the Government and the Administration.
9Th. They protest against the Emanci'
patton Proclamation as "unwise, upcousti.
tutional and void"
7.h. Declare their determined opposition
to compensated emancipation.
9Th. Deuounce the suspension Of the
writ Of Habeas Corpus in districts outside
of those actually involvd in the war.
Q. That We deem It proper further to
declare that we, together with the truly
loyal people Of the State, would hail with
pleasure and delight any manifestations of
9 desire on the part OF the seeded States
to ret urn 10 their allegiance to the Govern
ment OF the Union, and in such event we
would cordially and earnestly cooperate
with them in the restoration of peace and
the procurement of such proper guarantees
as would give security to all their interests
and rights.
10. That the soldiers composing our ar.
mics merit the warmest thanks of the Da'
tion Their country called aud nobly did
they re pond. Living, they shall know a
nations gratitude; wounded, nations
care. and dying, they shall live in our
memories, and monuments shall be raised
to teach posterity 10 honor the patriots
and heroes who offered their lives at their
| conntry's altar. Their widows and or.
pbaus shall be supported by the nation. to
he watched over and cared for as objects
truly worthy nations guardianship.
ii. That Ohio will adhere to the Constitu.
tion and the Union
IL. That we hail with satisfaction the prog
ress Of Conservative sentiment 10 the North.
l3. That whenever it becomes practica
BILE TO obtain o convention of all or of three
fourths of the States such body should be
convened for the purpose Of proposing such
amendments TO the Federal Constitution as
experience has proved 10 be necessary to
maintain that instrument in the spiri, aud
meaning intended by its founders, apd to
provide against future eonvulsions aDd
wars.
H. That they will support every constitution.
| al measure tending to preserve the Union OF
the States. that they are the friends OF the
Constitution and the Union. and have DO sym
pathies with the enemies OF either.
Is That they denounce the arrest, imprison
ment, trial conviction and banishmeot Of Val
landigham.
Is. That Clement Vallaudigham m was
at the time of his arrest, q prominent can
didate for nomination by the Democrat i,
party OF Ohio for the Office of Governor O
the State; that the Democratic party was
fully competent to decide whether he was
q ht man for the nomination; and that tlt
attempt TO deprive them of that right by
his arrest and bansbment was an un
merited imputation on their intelligence
and loyalty, as well as violation Ut The
! Constitution.
II. That we respectfully but most earn
estly call upon the President of the Unite
States to restore Clement L. Vallandighar
to lis home in Ohio; aud that o committe
Of one from each Congressional district {
the State, to be selected by the presidiu
officer Of this Convention, is hereby a.
pointed to present this application 10 til
ls. Thanks Gov. Seymour for his letter o
the arrest.
10. Denounces the establishment Of Militia
Government over legal States
20. Denouuces Gov Tod for not proteatiu
the citizens Of Ohio and for participating i
violations OF their rights.
81. That We denounce as traitors to th
country the Abolition Jacobins who ore
seeking to bring about civil war in tn
loyal States, with the view Of turning. |
possible, the bayonets Of the army agaius
the breasts Of the fathers, brothers ant
friends of the soldiers, and subjecting thos
States to military surveillance aud domin
ion.
%. That we denouuce as libelers of th,
Democratic party and enemies of thei
country. the men who are engaged in rep
resenting the Democratic party as want
ing in sympathy with our soldiers 10 th'
field. 1t is q base slsnder upon human
nature to assert that Democrats who hav,
hundreds of thousands of brothers and son:
In the army, do not sympathize with then
and it is an outrage upon the Democratic
party, that has always stood by the country
to assert that it is not the friend of its gal
liant defenders.
%. and last thanks Gen. Mason and th
Columbus military for preventing all appear
ance OF military restraint upon the proceed