, 1864-03-30
Gl)ifago @rlbrlt1t.:.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 80, 1864.


WEDNESDAY, MARCH so, 1864.
RESOLUTIONS OFT s9S.
Tic Tribune OF Friday contained some res-
o1ut.ons adopted by Convention Of the Cop
pcrhcad Democracy Of Montgomery county,
Ohio-a body which sets up Tor Its 1eaae1'
not Mcclellan, Cox, or seymour, ous .ne
tFuc.Ajax OF the malls naute, 'alanalgoa.:n;
As NC have often said, the an.l-Aamh I4n..
tration party In the Sonh are saoly put ~ =.
for plntform on whlcn 70 Asu. w so,.s5 ,an,s
Presidential campaign. 1a.nee ~ 10y -,..,ss 49, -.
Ing earnestly IN ~. ~ uo raea ~. ] snren,,rs
pui toeotuc' 'of +as patp IT, - ,.1n..1
among tneln se o.. sa,a,sn asant o-rana H..
r'an poen p..~,,s. se.ko 49, a.h1,s +ba s,1t,s
'oseo."u as"n ..,at.saG ,sassnn-a1I w;th ~.
'.oooo 10, ..,',o,1 a - tho -,,,,ora +bat i.
op9ec', ,we ~. ~ :.
=" ~, ~ staa.aa,or, conn,r faction ros at. NJ
t"ls D'e ms'.peso,nt;nn ~ ,os - .nd r,aa.
,,e9 upon sa. Nv .,saat IT.. .,a - M, t ~.
'..Ian anes nv soe e th,s .c+;on having = r;Ia
" X ~ et,'ars ~ 1;,.o ,,o-sr,e,nn
u, u ~ sun .,.e Dsa.,s,,oas of.osJ Tha.
WHY <nen Wv ">so-ea s>H ~ T. es..as.a
a'e sone 'seo1a''one, ui+"n 1 :, -. .4s,s. tf~
by eehc'son' a.!er"a aias siaAse" .@tesas,a
SO ae' 10 mahc Inem i,t.'e u.ots s..,
IN oIpos,t'on " Ivy o.o a'eu a". 4au a1 sv'''on
Ia"P1 Aoame a.e", au 4.eu' a1'a ope ,ue .es,
oluoohs W. ss.sM ~ lao.sa. tna. .usy aseu
even 'cu.'eon ~ n1nee,. " nen ~ iu'iiy %" 9no
conhtta.slon " mutcu uss "ste eApaoc' 40
one elause " aem Is Is 'o'lo"s: III case
OF :dcioe1a'e Felpaoae, ana dangerous e1er,
else OF oineF powers, not esanteo " tne 9alu
compact tMe .oIo@ea "nlsn arc Pafties tocscto,
hose .oe ''eu'' unu ale III uos ooana, "
'f.e9e'e tof a1!eeuog Ineplostesso VI tnc eSn
1nle ciause Is 1ne essg Oh secess1oa' !. has
hatched altef more toan sixty years. and tne
product is this rebellion. This lansue::sc was
quoted by the Nullifers OF 1859 to justify
their proceeduresi and were, and orc, relied
on by The rebels In this war.
These resolutions were sent TO The Legs
laturcs OF the several Stntes- Nina States
replied to them, and two, Virginia and Ken
tucky, adopted them. These resolutions
werethe gospel which old Father Richie
preached for thirty years or more.
1t Is proper" to say that they were not
adopted by the Democratic party, for tho
good reason that there was no Democratic
party In existence for more that thirty years
Nter tncar uttefahce' maj party nao ite oe-
ginning in 1883 Previous to that TINA the
two parties werc known as Republicans and
tcdc1ahsts. bntthe Republicans dld not adopt
them as \ party virginia, however, under
the softening manipulation OF Madison, did
adopt them, md they have resulted as we sec
an eSh-a resun Which We may sateiy say
was never anticipated BY him. ga.
But what nsc or application hare they
now? Just this. Vallandigham Is martyrs
the victim Of "abitrary arrcst;" and If such
harmless doves rs he is are not safc In saying
md doing whit they like, what other traitor
can hope to eat his bread and butterin peace.
These resolutions were aimed at "arbitrary
arrcsts." "let MS dig them up and adept
them" Much joy to the rebels OF Montgo-
mery county, and ull like minded, with this
platorms They might rs well go for the
resolutions or the antediluvians against the
coming Hood. Why not. DIG down to the
back OF that iaeulous old turtle, on which
lhe word Is ttoushts by the rcd men, to rest,
and make their platform on that?. What do
the people at large know or care about the
hesolutions OF W: a platform tor which
you hive to dig In that way, will be found