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1olspo Ohio wednesday A. gas, ?; 20 80, ~,
Tho r,ressouol Convention for the Hth b'u q VI
Oto assembled p, If o'clock this morning, Oca, l!s "a
fers of Fulton presiding The delegations were AZ iui.
The Hon. james NJ. Ashley Of Lucas was renomht,ed
for Congress BY accTnation anld gIeat Enthusiasm NJ
AsbI,v having been introduced TO The Convection, said
I've times the Republican and Union party OF tAis alsc.
haV thls nohOigu & v AZ fast be as faithful to tie
tru YOU confded honest heart Knows now ana
nav he moi 20 add in such this that the peo
ME seem 10 iQdge fidelity virtue Of value We have before
long and struggle IN which we conquer our Victory
ha1 be glorious but only unAnohing fidelity win bring tri
through Lei Us rensi under the good old ban
ner of Liberty and swear TO each other before high
Heaven that with our consent shall any traitor
again sit in any seat Of authority WELD any official
power Great cheerinc The men who have been consist
emily true universal liberty the men who have saved
s nation which protection 10 the
humbe citizens is the only Government which secures
protection to oil Inc people OF the Ohed states nave an
oath registered in Heaven make wholly and forever free
every slave emancpaied by Abraham Lincoln. 1t IL with
regret, that confess thai the AAAlNh Congress IN IT'S
first session failed to al that tho people hoped would
for the humbest OF etzens but this defea be
some Of our friends think deieats only temporary O
bear witness to the truth Of this assurance gave the Tes
Off United States will camp upon the battlefield ioi
thirty years. If need be- until all demands are conceded
franchise the rebeOus and deranchise the oyat Never
Never and loud cheers Never was there more igheous
or signal reri6uton than the awful late OF the to
of 1864 The nations people who do not rue IN
righteousness shall perish from the earth Tbs Is Coo
Justice. W. learned that policy Is the
despotism Justice ideal Of the Policy Is
ideal Of the politician Crles OF That's Some 81
friends hope will be prudent in this and make
no bluuder Fellow citizens fear out one bunder-that
bunder which worse thar Compromise it'll despot
This Convention will expect explanation from me OF
nv votes acts In Congress have record. OF which
am not ashamed thst record Intend TO stand or fall
No man has awake night this District for Tear
20 the Shouts Of laughter ana cries
Of on no Not much go Ii any man takes any issue
record beg Of him not To vote for me. Tor shl
not change The platform laid down by our State
Convention does not fully meet my views nor yours
/ know that the LOYAL people OF ONO are
with me in demanding absolute equality for all loyal clii
me here cannot represent him The issue Is clearly made
u1 cannot mistaken aud by the blessing OF GOd u sha
District be cyaded No earthly power can stay the
Of that Union party which Tor he years
past legsated for liberty and Justice. lCheers III we
and faithful % opportunities We
shall make nOber history than was ever read Ia any carrier
age. 1910.
The Committee on Resolutions reported series;
First: Agreeing the State platform, ana promising 10
fight IL out on the Congressional line. second Dcmahi-
ing stringent guarantees from returning Rebels Ihird;
Indorsng the course of Mr.. Ashley IN strong language
FOurh Recognizing the Congressional cSt-1aih as essen
tia ana declaring unalterablc opposition 70 It's repeal
Fifth: Charging upon the policy OF the President the re-
spousibly OF the Memphis and NewOrleans massacres
sixth: Iriorsing the repeal Of the Neutrality laws.
seventh: Inviting rishmcn TO the platform Of impartial
universal liberty Tho unanimously adopted
The Hon Jas. {. Hall Of Toledo was appointed 20 at
tend the Convention az Philadelphia, september a. ana
the Convention adjourned with three rou'ing cheers Tor
Congress.