Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-03
BIEM6Cn XTI6 PLATFIo.RITl ~ /,

". RsSsOsd. That th4 Federal Government OK
onA ey llita9 ef ths Yedesal ppaalliiioa, and po
sesses no powers hos granted by tbat instrtiment
N Rssoiyet That the, espFisSps oi the IIstfo,
years has de honstra 81, in an eminent degr, q! IN
sossss3 o z, 9S5 t3Fessatrs & i9 missing upon i,
terly sebhor the soph,strg bt6 whiuh violation m
most plain and anabe Of he letter I'd spIrt olth,
lnstrnInent hsye been and are daienheds
}. Rssolrei, That the feseyed rvhts OF The aA,a
Iare 'sFentlH 10 TIN exatehte ofl Republican 0nyLrn
mSn., and 70 the lIberes and prosperity Of the pebpl
sondAuon OF all power in the hands OF the Fe,I ra
9oVernnnenti the Inevitable conbequ ehces Of wkicl
| would be to make that Government the most dea
potc, corrupt and oppressive ID the world III ~
| g. Reso,ved, That the Democracy Of Ohio will main
tain and de'en1, as they always heretofore d6hel r.
essential 10 the existence OF our Federal systefh a
\ Goternnept the true Cioctrne ofstate rffhta no
n.linsd o. not secession, ht the the theory Of TIA
sfptem as lad down IN the virginia add KetInnk,
resolutions Of 1928 as Interpreted 6y Their nora
the one By Madison IN HE repo in 1900 and th btne
oy 'ebsrfon, n his solsm1 official inaugural Of 1901
void, the so called eecs ded states are b in lie tnn,
as Statss and IRE therefore entitled 10 ali the ss
AK o vote T AZ aes @s ss GePEsSsnssOr %
dent and ycefPresident, and any ATTEMPT OF tha cn
srsl Gosetitn mt, o. any part thereof to depfiy,
6 Il ss SuS ID The q IhSs sSS ~ SgSG s1 r.;
cyseSsihrpSt ths GoyerumspF ordainsd by the Const
.. Resovei That to each state belonqs thu right ,o
oetermlne or itself the quahcatons OF it's electors
Saa W. os9sfM SSygrnnsnl een NOT nor can any
n
with the exercise Of this right, without pal pab yo
saSn oi we Constitution and Of the reserved rights
ResolUe I, Thatthe effort now being made 10 conro,
the right OF suffrage upon Rroes is an ms dioua N
Temp % overthrcw popular institutions by bringing
the Hgat 10 vote Toto disgrace that the negroes ar
poteompetent to the exercise Of that Ieht nor a Il
necessary to their saHty or protednOl III tSe car
s s 4sSe y Saisn, iisS, - 1, S,SSP sg yes be
whlsssi We are therefore unequivpcals oppopsd to
e. hat no
years have demonstrated that negroes are not anal
lo white m nj aud all attempts 10 pase then ON a
iooungoi eqnalty, polt cslly end socially with the
whites syer have proved ever viii pnoye IaInfss,
and Gil such attempts ever have proved and eyer viii
prove lnlnrlpps . .1s to % B Isies: II.l.iII
'. htsoUed IhNtth Government was made by " hlla
men, and 80 fsr Nv we have thn power ionTsssrye n
shail continue to be Government o. white men.
~. hesolosd, Ihst under the rule Of Abel itlonlsn
and especially under the reeent military orders In
Kentucky! the emigration ofneRroes into Ohio il a
grosiSg evil and IN order that white labor
the people against o., negro psuperism'
is the duty lot ths Legislature to discourage negro
III Iessolssi That the war hayIpk eeased. n Ia h.
evefy citissn 20 strive to heal the wounds inietsd
tie people Of ths ierent sections ofthe Ie,S,bJc
H. Resolved, That the valor and fortttude a, onv
Ioops navehsvsr heen surpassed and their pAtrintc
nom our memories. N'''''"'eaf
is R.solosd, That we regard 4 National d.bt a, /.
nalone ~ Gu, .e ard IN view OF our immense debts,
Fsisral and State and oit the enormous erpepdnrss
a. our Federal and Slate Goyefnment. We dsrnnpS
an eAercise OF the most rigid economv ty b,th Iht
81 takatlon by either shall be perfectly fair and cont
tsDie tnat pubic expenditure she he reduced 10
me io"est peace standard eonsistsnt with the uubc
shey ienat useless offceei VII and nnitary Shall
be auonshed, and unnecessary officers spensed with
snd thAt the Arn and internal revenue laws shall l
reduoedto the exact revenue out sufficiently tDr The
Government economically ana houe.tiy ssdniibIs
hArsd. A'''i''n
H. Rs.ovsd s ThAtwe most explicitly conietnn the
"a n in UtAl a
mil onsof Government debts and attenptIns tu
e1onrrate the holders thereulfr from all ollir onzto
paytheirJust proportion oftaIs- io he supnort m ina
states IN which they Reside and thereby creating nm
odious and privileged moheyed ariatocrsty and wa
declare 70 be ne lm'pedieie duty 0t Congress aud
te StAte Legislatures TO use all the legal and con All a.
honal power they possess q subeG money 80 invest
ed u BURDEN oi taxation equal to that mpos ei mon
poses F'' F''