The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-29

james Moore, Of Coshocton, as member
OF Board Of Public works, by acclama-
ton.
Captain Rodney Foos, as Clerk OF the
Supreme Court, by acclama,ion.
William ~. Dickson, Of Cincinnati.
On behalf of the Committee on Reso.
lutions. Then read the following which
were received with enthusiastic cheers
and prolonged applause;
RESOLUTIONS.
The Union people of Ohio, grateful to
Almighty God for the overthrow Of the
rebellion, and the preservation OF the
National integrity, fCr the blessings OF
A., poacc, aud for all the favors which he
has vouchsafed unto US as people, do.
ReSoluc, ls', That the name ond fame
Of Abraham Lincoln stand out from the
history of the epoch unriyallcd and alone,
and while we dcploro his untimcly and
crucl death and venerotc his memory, il
becomes us TO initiate his wisdom, firm.
ness and moderation in the treatment Of
vcxcd questions, and especially to initiate
hrs example il waiting Tor the resolution
Of difficulties, to be furnished by the pro-
gress Of time and the logic OF events.
~. That President Andrew JJhnson
by his unwavcring devotion 10 the Union
through years OF scycTcst trial, has now
our highest confidence; that we cheerful.
ly iudUrso the policy Of his administra.
ton, looking tO the restoration of peace
aud civil order in the sO.calIcd seeded
States, aud that as Union men Of Ohio
we will give him our hearty aud undiyi.
drd support.
81. That the than.s Of Ohio and OF the
nation are due 10 the heroic men VI our
army md n1vy, whose labors aud suffer
ings havI saved the Republic. We hon.
or our mariyred dead, and joyfully well
come 10 their homes Uur returning vcter.
aus.
4'h. Thot the thanks of this Convcn.
ton are due and arc hereby rendered to
the loyal men aud women of Ohio ai
home who have SO nobly aud Literally
sustained aud checrcd our brave soldiers
IN the field, in their trying efforts to main.
ain tho national authority, in conflict
with armed rebellion.
9th. That four years of sanguinary
war, with its fearful sacrifice OF lie aud
treasure, forced upon US by the slave
holders rebel ion h domoL strated tous
and to the world that slavery and its in.
stitulionsaro irrcconcilcably opposed to
freedom and free insttuiions; and all the
teachings OF history,thc dealings Of Provi.
dcnce aud our own bitter experience
point uncrringly to their overthrow and
eradication as our only safeguard against
lIp pf ltn Quill. In, ln "a.
lure.
9th. That while we are anxious for an
early reconstruction CT lrateriml relations
with the nsurgent Statcs,w we demand that
such time, aud upon such terms as will
give unqut 'ioncd assurance of the
peace and security, not only of the loyal
people Of tho rebel States, but also OF the
pace and prosperity OF the Federal
Union.
7lh. That the thanks of tn, loyal poo.
pf Ohio aud of the Union are due to the
three war Governors, Of Ohio, DESNIsoN,
Ton and BRoUCu, for the earnest faith I
ful and patriotic exercise of the Exccu- !
live Authority OF our State during their
respective administrations. aud that
through their efforts and the hearty Co.
operation of our loyal people, citizens
mud soldiers, Ohio stands in the front
rank in the roll of honor among her sis.
tcrs States, in the greet struggle for ma
tional existence.
Sth. That the experience of the last
four years shows the absolute necessity
in all our political action Of keeping
steadily in view the great principles OF
our government as set forth in the Dec.
laralion Of Independence.
9th. That We will cordially support
the ticket this day nominated, and prom
iso our collective and individual efforts TO
secure It's triumphant election.
Humbled in Ridicule.
1t was long since said by great man,
That there was but one step between the