The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-09-07

Delaware, Charles Brown; Maryland IhOs
G.. Pratt; Kentucky, Thomas n Lindsay
James Guthrie; Ohio, C. L. Vallandigham;
Indiana. James NJ. Hanna; Illinois, 5. $.
larshall Michigan. A. C. Baldwin; Mis-
sour. William A. Hall Minnesota. f. O.
Hamlin': Wisconsin. Geo b. Smith: Iowa.
j. +. Bates; California. John b. Waller
Kansas, VIM. C. Mcdowell; Oregon, Ben
iamin Stark.
Mr. Ofds, of Ohio, moved that the Com
mittee on Resolutions be instructed to re-
0ort what action, if any, is necessary for
this Convention to take III regard to the late
military order of General Hointzeinau pro-
libiting the people of the Northwest from
purchasing arms and ammunition. Refer
red.
The following resolutions were then offer
ed, and referred to the Committee on Rcs0-
utonS
BY Governor Hunt Of New York:
ReS0Irctf, That in the future, as III the
past, we viii adhere with unwavering fideli-
ty to the Union and the Constitution, and
insist on maintaing our national unity, as
the only solid foundation Of our strength,
security and happiness as people, and as a
framework Of Government equally c0nduc-
tive to the welfare of all the States, both
Northern and Southern; and with view to
terminate the pending conflict and restore
the blessings of peace, we are IN favor OF an
arnlistice. and Of earnest and honorable eff
forts to adjust terms of settlement and Tn
ion. ON the basis Of the Constitution Of the
United States; and for the final solution Of
all differences, we would recommend q
Convention of the States, to review the
Constitution and adopt such amendments
and notifications as may seem Necessary
more fully to insure to each State the en-
joyment of all its rights, and the mdisturb-
ed control Of its domestic concerns accord
ing to the original intent and purpose o
the Federal compact.
BY Mr. Long, Of Ohio:
RcS0lrcd, That Committee, to be com
posed Of ore member from each State rep
resented in this Convention, to be selected
by the respective delegations thereof, be
appointed for the purpose Of proceeding
forthwith to the City Of Washington, OH be,
half Of this Convention and the people, tC
the pending draft for 500, 900 more mnn, I'M
til the people shall have an opportunity by
the ballot-boX, in free election, unintiuen
ced by military orders or military intelfer
ence. Of deciding the question now fairly
presented to them, Of war or peace at the
approaching election in November; and that
said Committee be, and they are hereby in
structed to urge upon Mr.. Lincoln by what
ever argument they can employ, to stay the
food of ttatcrnal blood, at least so far as
the pending draft will continue to augment
it, until the people, the source OF all power,
shall have an opportunity Of expressing
their will for or against the further prosccu-
ton of the war, i'll choice of candidates fol
the Presidency.
by Mr.. Price, of Missouri:
In this great crisis of our national history
freedom and that sacred right Of frccmen,
secured to us by the blood Of our fathers
and guarantees Of the Constitution must be
maintained against all assaults. intmiddtions
or interference; and we hereby pledge tc
each other and all of us to our common
country, our lives, our fortunes and our sa.
cred hOhOrS, to make common cOuse with
the people Of any and every State, where
the same may be assaied or trampIed upon
to end that constitutional expressions OF
popular will, and that the incStimable right
Of sclf-goycrnmcnt may be secured for our
selves and our posterity.
BY Mr.. A}drich, of Pennsylvania:
We, hercpresentatyes of the Democratic
party Of the United States of America. IN
National Convention assembled. for the pur.
pose cf nominating a candidate for the
high offices of President and Vice President
to be voted for at the coming election point
with pride and satisfaction to the past hiSto-
ry Of our common country, her great and
marvellous prosperity under Democratic adj
ministrations, therefore in order to preserve
the integrity Of our once happy Union, re-
establish justice and domestic tranquility
throughout our borders, promote the gener-
al welfare and secure the genial retarn OF
the design Of the liberty vouchsaied to us
by our tnrefathcrs We here renew and declare
our unalteIabe attachment to the Union,
and that it must be preserved in its integrity
believing that desirable object can be obtain
ed it we profit blythe wisdom Of our fathers,
we here adopt as our broad and sure plat
form the Constitution Of the United States
in its length and breadth. and pledge our
candidates to maintain, preserve, protect and
defend the same. r...
Rcsolrfd, That we carnot view with indif-
ference the open repndjatl@ and violation
Of the Monroe doctrine. The establishment
Of an Empire on the rufus Of aneighboring
Republic, and that We view with greater
alarm and diStrust the fearful strides of the
general administration at our National Cap
ital toward despotism in their reported in
reference with State rights with the liberty
Of speech and the press, the right of private
property, wherefore we call on all true and
incomuptble patriots to lay aside their par
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