The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-10
NEW SERIES---VOLUME 2, NO. IL,

/ VI ntun CecOgHlZe III nelthrr you n'T "
! those YOU represent, the right to qeestloI
/ NY motives.
/ 1t | satisfy my God, my country, and my
/ conscience, | achieve my highest aim
! Thatmy course has received the appruva
1 Of the first andy ultimately, if not now
! receive that Of the second, IS evlnced 10y the
/ he rty approval of the third. As was st
/ fjellngly expressed by the Distinguished
! statesman and patriot who presided over the
/ deliberations Of the Convention, peace
/ hath her victories. no less renowned than
war; and along with the many victories
achieved upon many harnIy contested field
by the courage, fidelity and perseverance, Gl
our noble and patriotic armies. and on wlch
am proud to have been an humble partic.
jpant place as "A GROWING victory the har-
mom'ouS assembling Of that Convention,
composed as it was of representatives from
every State and Territory. men who fol
peo3s past hnre de@a opposed iHTrjncipie dnd
pohrY qut who cas'jH3 oai}e I'll prcjUiic,
and perSoaoi tec!i"g, assembled, intent ,qlo"
nno ptup6Se, dadMat p,pro~ 20 SECJi RI
| THE PEACE, PROSPERITY. AND
PRESERVATION OF THE COUNTRY
10 achieve this grand purpose, it seemed as
if one and all we're inspired by the scnti-
ment, UNION, CONCESSION AND
HARMONY -NNERTTHlNGFORTlIE
CAUSE, NOTHING FOR MEN" And
+ as result o. their deliberations, "the plat
form and principles adopted hythat Convcn-
tion may be EXPRESSED in six worls-NA.
TIONAL INTEGRITY . CONSTiTU-
TIONAL LIBERTY, INDIVIDUAL
RIGHTS. Upou this platform all who de-
sire to promote peace, harmony and justice
throughout the length and breadth Of cur
land, may stand.
Those ,oho desire to perpetuate strife, dis
tord, and disamion, ,riU reject it. DUiy as
aceI as interest demand that this Goran
Rent ShoVH be n0fioaoi; this cannot lie. 50
long as TWENTY-FOjJR STATES legis.
late for THLRTYSIA STATES. AND
! TEN MILLIONS OF OUR FELLOW
| CITIZENS ARE UNREPRESEMTED.
The Constitution makes ebch House of Con
gross the sole Judge of the qualifications Of
its own members. IT II NOT REOUIR-
ND BY THAT INSTRUMENT NOR is
N DEMANDED BY ANY CONSIDER
ALTON OF RIGHT OR JUSTICETTIAT
THE TWO HOUSES OF CONGRESS
SHOULD CONFORMITY PASS UPON
THE UALiFICA1IONS AND CLAIMS
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