The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-26
POLITICAL rSTELIat.E~E.
The syirsissfppi stale Couycptisu AdJssru.
ed Sire Dte te--Csnsrs,statory Tstcsr rus,
frou, Pr-Hiisut Johnsea.

Iron, Prcbideut Johnseu.
Jdctser. kiss, L-o. San ordinance vss passed
rs.hins all laws and official scs passed apce the act
OF Sce,soL- not repu'napt TO the Constitutions OF
the united States ard H.sis Ipi, PRIOR to Jssusry,
i-Gi. except tho i~~ corosrr,ns crimes and the acts
cnSl.lns railroads. TO paw monies by thom also re-
rAng all Laws Al .hoiiIing ure payment oi cues 70
al @ I.v. .n,hSr,sIns An % ,s The arin,a,ioS Of ,pIit
on state sccoune aso rst'tyins all Official SC
mstc by sdmnstretoIs aud otheu acting Ia Judi
Gel cApsciiy slso authorizing executors snd other.
70 ccmfrOn lee vith penons assnst whom they hoid
aotco 10 the real slue Of the property for which
such notes have bees siven also suthoriEins ,s
eOuisct, -hch have been usJe Contemplated ,pecls
or currency payment cleo rsiiiyinr all msrrisses
Nh.oh have been contaminated since January, leCl'
uhethef celebrated with uovei forms OF not.
Jesbei- Miu. Aug. 2i.-uov. shsrkcy to-day
sent into the Convention telegraph dispatch, which
he hsd received from President johnson, consrs,u-
lstins the Convention on the prosIes. they were
ps " ga,Rs Gs s. nSn .na so sS
earnest hops that all obstacles 70 such lo-admls.,sn
s,p.,es tb.s ~ he Iii restore The wit of ssSs. s"r
gus and remove the oops from the STATE al the esr:
lest moinen,.rhea the state shall .aatc ,afieiSnt
eiaucs. The President hopes Ia copclason, that the
example u hi,sissippi -ln be followed by other
eoathcrn Ststos.
Judge D. l.. Fisher was nominated for Governor.
and the Convention adjourned sir, die.
state Rights Upheld IN Obio-Noxrs suf-
frnso Opposed.
Cneinnati, Aug. 2s.-Ths D,mocrstIc State Con-
vonton assembled st Columbus yesterday. and
orranized by eiectins Iior Rufu. p. Ranney, Pre,-
dent, The following arc on mo ticket for State off,
cer;
| Gov.ruor-l,en. Geo w. horssn. Lieut. Cover
noT-Wm ans. Judges of the supreme Court-P.
Van Trump and Thomas N. key. State Treasur-
AT--l. Attarno N-l.euNIAl-Daniel
Wilson. '''
The Committee on Resolutions then reported .
! serles which In substance follows;
opposing consolidA:i ion Of all power In the hands
| Of tho Federal Government maintaining the doc
and Kentucky resolutions Of 1903 declaring that tho
OF linAnces Of secession adopted 10y the southern
States being null ind void, they s, Ia tho Union
| a. States, eustled 70 ali their Ic~rved rishs and
W their due representation in Congress donounc-
ns ~ cnS S sGn,et ,h .ne s.r.o uns nf s, upon
| into the stsio complimentns the soldiers for
thor valor and icrtudo ring all the trying scene.
VI The war regarding the uAtonal debt as ational
admini,,rsiIcn o. sn.ir;, recommending ,h.t .
ior this purpose Ne far as pos,ihlc recommending
that tho military conniutation be repealed earnest
su,horiiy in state. where the civil tribunal, arr
open, aud declaring that the continued suspension o
the Var The denial of he risb, Of ,rs by jury, ant
the Interference with elections by tho military
power, vas recently done IN the States Of kentuek,
and Team, violations Of the Constitution o
the United states The last resolution declares. tha
white resolutely condemn all infractions upon th
p.@festion ssfeed 70 BY MAJOR Gcnersi shsrinan /,
April last we're not At once ratified by the FEEDERS
Johnson Ia all efforts restore ~ the
States the exercise Of their rights aud powers.
The resolutions wcrc adopted, and speeches wer,
made b. General Morgan, lion. Clement L. yalsn
dlgham, aud Hon. jaime, L. Purh.