The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-30

declared the unanimous nominee of the
Convention for the of &c of Treasurer of
Marshall County.
The names Of II. n. Logan, and sylvia
nus Bcals were then announced as candi-
dates for Sheriff Beals arose, and, with
the consent of his friends who had an
nounced him as 4 candidate, withdrew his
name in favor Of Logan and then,
On motion, II. VI. Logan was declared /
the unanimous nominee Of the convention I
for Sheriff.
The names of z. T. Martin, John Sny-
GER and III. a. Rank were then amour
ccd as candidates for Commissioner Of The
first District.
The ballot stood as follows:
r. F. Martin, II
John Snyder, %
II. \. Rank. ii
-Nter announcing the result Of the bal.
loting the chairman declared a. y. Rank
the regular nominee Of the convention for
The office Of county Commissioner.
On motion of j. Knoblock, j. 3. ~
klingcr was unanimously nominated for
the Office CT Coroner OF Marshall County
On motion Of j. T. Vanyalkcnburgh
4 committee Of three was appointed by Tie
chair to report names Of persons for Cen
tral committee Tie committee consisted
of J. T. Vanvalkenurgh, Wm. Hughs and
Nelson Mclaughlin.
Ga motion OF D. Mcdonald committee
of one from each Township was appointed
by the chair to report names CT delegates
10 the State Convention. The committee
consisting of d. Mcdonald, S. Bcals John
Vantreese, Simon Snyder, Daniel Selton-
right, John Snyder, Jacob Henry, d. r..
yoreis, L. II. Downey and n. L Carren
ter.
The Committee appointed to report
names for Central Committee report as fol-
lows: d. Mcdonald, A. c. Thompson,
J. c. Cushman, III Corbin, y. G. Capron,
]. c.. Osborne, and j. II. Confer OF Cen
ire Township, James Brooke of Union,
VIM. Hughs Of Green, l.. N. Downcy of
Walnut. y. Il. Allcman, of Tippccanoc,
S. Beals, of Bourbon. j, B. Kitch of Ger
man, Robert 7. Martin of North, Morgan
johnson Of Polk and Daniel s. CRUDE of
West The report of the Committee was
adopted.
The Committee appointed to report
names for delegates to the State Convention
report as follows:
James Brooke and Abram Worries il Of
Union Township, H. Corbin, j. NJ kim
ger. \. {. Capron and John c. Cushman
of Center, VIM. Hughs Of Green, @. p
Smith Of Tippecanoc, Wm. Garrison and
s. Beals OF Bourbon, John T. Ktch of
German, James e. Nincdge of North. NJ
johnson Of Polk, Edward Dwinale of West
and s. S. Mcdonald of Walnut The re-
port was adopted.
The Commttc on Resolutions then Re.
ported the following preamble and resolu-
lions:
J WHEREAS, Tie General Government is pos
scsed o.ly OF such powers and authority as are ey
pressly delegated to it by the Constitutions and all
pow crs not delegated, nor prohibited by the
j Constitution TO the States, reserved to the
States respectively, or TO the people; and
< Where's, the Constitution distinctly cnuncratcs
| the powers conferred upon the General Govern
mcnt, and also enumerates many of the ri. hts and
privileges of the people while it plainly declares
e that such enumeration shall not den, or lisparare
other rights retained by the people, and
Whereas, we receive as truth, that sentiment of
Y the great constitutional cxpoundcr, Daniel Web
ster, "That the Constitution confers no power on
the General Government to wage war upon a SOW
: creien State, but must he confined to the REBEL
, ious members thereof, and
q Whereas, it is a Sc f-evdent proposition that
! the scvcral States known tho Seeded States
either do or do not form part of the edcral I'm
Z On that II they do, the present war, waged as I
n is by the party in power aginst them as sovereign
States for the avowed purpose over,hr0wng State
: Institutions of oblitcrating State lines and of &C.
9 stro,ing the Constitutional rights and immunties
Of the people thereof without Distinction is illegal
q unconstitutional and unjust, and Il daring and
high handed usurpation of powers. dangerous alike
TO the institutions of the country aud subversive
Of the Constitution aud laws of the land: That
If thew do not, the warts simply n war of conquest
and subiueation, carried on Tor the purpose of en-
u richinc the pampercd minions of corrupt and
k usurpng administration With the spols oil conquer
u ed provinces. AID for an excuse to keep mp the
l. present tremendous military organization which is
" being used by the present administration for the
: purpose of controlling by the bayonet the cleo
lions against the known wishe. of the people,