The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-09

iafty Just MS q cnnhcr OF sore th'C's '"c
,umnn systcm. The diseased parts
tccivo sympulhy, aid rnd comfort from
hose apparently not affected, but the bad
Hood pcyadcs throughout the whole
framework. Life is destroyed in great
many instances by the surgical operator
n attempting 10 remove tho tumor, or
,orc, orwbntcycr character IL may be.
nd hence the Democratic party, IN or
Ter TO save it's life, is not willing TINT
he knife should he applied To the re-
novnl ol this glcat rcbcllous nausea,
yell knowing that il will be the total and
complete destruction Of the life of the
whole body. Another cause for the slim
md delicate appearance of the body last
Friday is supposed to be the severe fail
ng il received at the hands Of the people
~ the 10Th ol lust October, in which en-
.ngcmcnt one OF It's vital organs" (Val-
Ipndigham,) received it's Gnal and effect
ial quiclus. 1t is evident that its health
is fuiiug very rapidly, aud no ono cx.
,ccts II to live beyond the idcs Of Novem-
Der ut tnc farthcst, aud possibly not be.
yond the capture Of Riyhmord aud Allan
u ere the close Of August.
Precisely at 10 o'clock ;ho body
worked its wuy into the Court House loI
he purpose Of nominating District
Elcotor and two Delegates TO the Chicago
Convention. Gen. JoHN BELL, Of Sandus'
ky Co., was made temporary President ot
tho Convention, aud when we arrived hC
was telling them that he cast his first
vote for General Jackson, that ho had
bccn voting for General JiclsJn e5cr
since, aud that he came hero to-day to
help send Delegates to Chicago who
would put man in nomination for Prcsi-
dent so that he might have another
chance to vote for a General Jlckson.'
And Il is our opinion that ii they should
get Jackson for President the first
thing he would do, would be TO tell JunN
BrLL, A. NJ. JACKSON g. Co., il they ddn'
stop giving aid aud comfort to the grcN
rcbol conspiracy thOt"By the Eternal
will hang them us high as llOmun.'
BRILL is large, heavy set man, with Ml
face n little brorz'd, about fifty years old
aud shows signs of his age in bis whicn
iug hairs. Tho prefix General" we be-
licvo he takes from the rank he formerly
held in the corn.stilk militia. Geo. D.
Kinder, of the Eric County NcuS, was
made temporary Secretary aud tho Dem
editors of the District assistants.
The Convention proceeding to busi
ness, the following Committees were op.
pointed:
On Permanent Organization ana
Rules--J. d. Lea, of Erie; A, Thorpe, OF
Sundusky; John Speaker, Ouowa;J ]. NJ.
Henderson, of Huron; Samuel Myers, OF
Crawford; Il. 4, Stickncy, of Seneca,
CredeRtidls--E. ). Stowe, Of Erie; c.
Powers, of sandusty; Hugh Cory, OF
rawford; A. Laudon, OF Seneca; o. 4.
MinOrd OF Huron.
Resoluiions--Thos. Beer, of Crawford
Dr.. |. Kagy, of Seneca; DIR, +. Nc,
Conn lily, Of Eric; +, Wilmer, OF Sandus
by; JAS. X, Newcomer, Of Ouowa; John
Tin, of Huron.
Recess till half past twelve.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Com. on Permanent organization
and Rules reported, John Bell, for Prcs,.
dcGt, John Brant, OF Huron, for Vice
President and Geo. ID. Kinder Of Erie, J.
VI, Myers, of Seneca, and Jas X. New,
oomcr, Of Ouowa, for Secretaries; ant
that the rulcs for the government of lh,
Convention would be the usual rules o
all Democrats assemblies, which literal
ly means knock-dowu and drag cut, o
black eyes and bruised "mugs" w,
cannot convey 10 our readers bette
dca Of this dried up aud almost rrelcs
body than TO say that fight did not TAX
place. Its race is about run, il will sool
descend iu.o an inh spitab'e grave only l.
dream Of its former pride and power,
Mr., BEER, from the majority Of IN
Committee on resolutions made the 70,
low ing report;
Resolved by the Democracy of the OF
Congress District in Convention
assembled, That any departure from lh
doctrine of the Declaration Of Indepen
dcnce, that governments derive thei
just powers from the consent OF the goy
erucd, is DANGEROUS to civil liberty.
Resolved, ThatIhe proposition, TO al
low less Than onc.tenth of tho inhabi,
ants of some of the States, to govern
more than ninc-tcnths OF the iuhabtan
Of the same States, deservcs the unqual
lied condemnation OF every Amercal
citizen.
Resolved, That every violation Of thl
lNohStiulloh ny ho iresluent OF tn
unitcd States is an UNIV OrantNblc aud in
excusable usnrpalion of power, having
dhect tendency to destroy free instiu,
lipns aud establish a monarchy, upon tn
ruins of the Republic,
Resolved, That the several States
composing the United States of Amerioa
are not uui,ed on the principle Of unlim
/ . 81. Al. A., h. a.
meul; but that by compact, under th
style, and tile of constitution Of III
United States OF America and the amend
ments thereto, they constitute genera
Government for special purposes, dele
gated to that Government certain defnit
aud specified powers, roservlng eac
State TO itself the residuSIy mass orrigl
~ their own sell'goyernment, aaA when