The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-07-25
THE PE9ALDEEPEHEA CONOEN-
THON.
Circular from The Democratic
State Executive GOmmi;te.
Rooms OF THE DEMOCRATI

Rooms OF THE DEMOCRATIC
STATEEXECUTIvE COMMITTEE OF ONO
COLUMBUS, July l6, 1856.
10 the Democracy ?f Ohio: .
Your late State Convention unanimously
adopted the following Platform, which, we
believe, has met your hearty approval:
l.. Rcsotrca. That the Democracy Of
Ohio will adhere in the present and in the
future as in the, past, with unfaltering
fidelity and irmness to the Organization Of
Democratic P"rty, and to its ancient and
well settled principles as enunclate by
Thomas jeff ,rson, the great Apostle Of
American Democrcy, and as acknnwlrged
and accepted by the party from the foun la
ton Of the Governments; and especial Of
equal taxation, api Of representation Of all
States subject to taxation.
|. RcSoiced, That the one great question
Of the day is the IMMEDIATE N UNCONDi-
TIONAL RESTORATION OF II II STATES
TO THE EXERCISE OF THEIR RIGHTS WITHIN
THE FEDERAL UNION UNDER THE CONSTR
TUITION; and that We will cordially and ac-
lively support ANDREW JOHNSO ON, as the
President of the United States, in all ne
ccssary and proper means to ca Try out his
policy as directed to hat end; and especi-
;'y ,h ~ S Soonta, Id II unuuao e p iopa e"o'..4;,'n
~ y, tho Io,", Stit, nJ E",a u INK ,0 = j.. ' r'm
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o o,;tn - ~ th e'V TTn; oa'. atd ' ~ nnoro nnI;t;nal
and civil equality enforced by the Federal
Government.
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each Nqhsressicnai OiS.iic1' Mho ideol tle
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rom the supporters OF i1l'icoih a"1 oo'lnoon
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seems 10 De no oonpt II WI ! De- gives 70 tne
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delegates rom each Congfes'loha. DIsVllct'
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augurated measures 70 DC fepresea'ea IN
the convention, Your ota,e ofhtral Oom-
nlttee het az columbus last week TO con
sider tie SUBJECT, ana after a very 1ull IN
terGhange OF OPINION among us meUloerSS'
ana other prominent D1mocratS Who attend
ed It's session. the following re oi,'tioh was,
on lhe ON. nnahllnou1iy adopieu'
hesolce,t, mat lof me pu, pose OF carry
ny euI thI ~ ploporst w tne
platform adopted at tne recent temperate
otaie GonVentloh OF ONO lhe ola.e Demo,
"ratlc hxecatlve Ooinn!t5ee De au, nof'zao