The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-09-07
CHICAGO CONVENTION.
Full Proceedings.
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a. that houg aul That Alr, tta.irls top1d to {
he ready. ID
\ motion Ha' male to take 4 recess until /
fur z, Vi.
M Cizs moved i, a,,iIITn mill io-mor-
rrN-inCnius.
M. Brown. of Ds,awaFr, sid there was
no difference af oIS5lion nmnng the members
ci' the cnmm.ttcA. Nothing hut dispuSi-
non. iGrlalS, on the part of a few to pro-
crssii latr. aRl there was no good rga-un
why they ssoaA not be rca " tn report this
afternoon.
~. MeKem was in favor Of instructiDg
the committee te report thir attc1noon.-
There was ne need Of further delay. The
s-nkmonts of the members arc alike 1t
there il any question ta difference at all 1t
VA one Of fphTaseolugy rather To- Of prln-
cip!cS,
Ms. Valanhgham tlteaghtit it best to give
the committee further time. being satisfied
that hy tt-Inorrow morning they will be able !
to bling in report upon which all l'cnO-
Gratis and Conservatives m the country can !
corliaiiy unite.
several other members Of the Committee |
ssid thai whatever difference of opinion may |
exist smong the members, they are as to the |
phrascoirsy Of the resolutions, rather than
10 the sentiment, and ii the Convention
would Immediately take recess the cMn-
mittec would be able 10 conclude their labors
by p NJ.
lhe motion for = recess was then put and
carried, th6 Convention first refusing to ad
inurn over the Dig.
:, AtlE EnN''N 0f~>1i'S ,,lI.
Inc N"'hehileh iC-dSSc'H'HNd 1T U '!o'>
This a!te1lo0a.
Nr. Guthrie stated that the committee on
Resolutions hal agreed AND was Row ready
+, ra,,r, ghn resolutions were then r,ad,
anil t.a,s E,iInu...
'iN 80 St'
TIE FLArFoRI.
!2'sa@ce6, That in the future, az In the
y9rst, vrp VIII adhere with unswcrving fde-
5tv 10 tho Union under the Constitution as
IL" orly solid foundation or our strength,
security and happiness aG n people, and as n
framework OF government equally condu-
the welfare and prosperity of all the
state beth northern aud southern.
ltc~oircd ThYt this Convention does OK
llicIty det.lare, as the sense Of the American
peopa, t!,at after four years of failure tor
>jnrp the Union by the experiment of war,
daring which, under pretencc of anliltury
2lrcpsgilv or war power higher than the
tolst.tGtion. the Constitution itself has
h"slt Gislegartipd in every part, and public
l!b riE anh private right nj ike tr0ddcn down
nid The Vlaterial prosperity Of the country
essentially impaired, justice, humanity,
inmpiAte efforts be made for IL cessation of
h0xi!tlps with Wow to an ultimate con-
v'n:on of the States, or other pcareabie
In. ans, to the end that nj the earliest prncti-
rub.c m nmeIt peace may be 'stCr ID on the
basis o. the Federal l MON OF the States.
Re oirr,t, That the dire:s interference of
the military authority Of the United states
in the recent elections held in Kentucky,
Maryland, Missouri, and Delaware, was a
shameful violation of the Constitution; and
q repetition of such act; in tho approaching
election Will he held as revolutionary, and
resisted with all the means uud power under
our control. '
I1cSo}Ueci, ThSft the aim and object OF the
democratic purity is tO preserve the Federal
nion and the rights of the StiRes uninl-
paired ana tnef h.etcnN declare thai .hcA
1,ty,nr;nnx and a"o"arors , nnlvnrs ,t. uo
rrantr.fSv ,6a Constitrtion; the subversiol
Of the civil by military law in States not il
in%urroction; the arbitrary military arrest
imprisonment, trial ans sentence OF Amen
Gt G1tzsn'ln states s1lefe riafi VI law eMiS J,
] m XIX nf f'i tps Irnss tha dnriaI oF tb
I'M, 1s,.,t 81 'a asvInm vi fhe oTen md ayoweG dis
rSG,r OK Staie rights the employment o
unWsu4l teei oaths; end the lntcrterenc
with and denial lof the right of the people, t.
teat arms ID lielr aelt'iSe, re- T. ca,rul.fft; H.
paenett d lsH'"3fa'ip o snr INV a t IL
iIsf ls,,y II. from tie consent Of thr govern
cd. -. ,.1. Ut. H. 2 g..
ReSolced, That tho shameful disregard O
the administration to its duty, in respcst {
our ieilow-cltiHehS Wh3 now are, Hlla ti. ION ION
nave neell' prisoners os W'tL ~ d ,'tipti,
ot'ta.'Wl t "'N2ii t ifo M, o,n
MN hnm,nitv. II iS"-'e''
Rgsoired, That the sympathy Of the Dem
ratio party is heartily and earnestly eX
'.r !e 10 the soidlefy OF our army, ana s"i