The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-26
81 LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

Tor supreme Judge AOL LtleneT, OF
Shelby county, Secretary Of State, and
VIM. LarwIll, Of Ashland county, mem
Der OF the Board of Public Works
The following is the platform adop
ted :
Bes5lcsi That the Democracy Of Ohio
will aibere in the future and present,
as in the past, with unialtering fidelity
and iirmness to the organization OF the
Democratic party and to It's ancient
and well-settled principles, as enuDci-
ated by Thomas jefferson, the great
apostle Of American Democracy, and
as acknowledged and accepted by the
party from the foundation Of the Gov
ernmenti and especially to the Princi-
pies Of equal taxation, and of the repre-
sentatiOn OF all the States subject TO
taxation.
Res0lgci, That the one great question
of the day is the immediate and un-
conditional restoration Of all the States
to the exercise Of their rights within
the Federal Union, under the Constitu-
ton and that we will cordially and
actively support Andrew johnson as
President oil the United States in all
necessary and proper means to carry
out his policy Of immediate representa-
ton in the Senate and House Of the
eleven States from which it IS now I'M
consGtutionally and arbitrarily with
held, unless in the degrading condition
of inferiority in the Union, and negro
political and civil equality enforced by
the Federal Government
lao f,,a hIg al a
set forth, we will cordially CO operate
in public meetings and at the polls
with all men without reference TO past
party positions, who honestly, and 10y
their acts and votes, as well as 10y their
profession, support the Presidentin his
policy OF reconstruction, as now de
ciarcd.
After the Convention adjourned, an
immense mass meeting was held, at
which speeches were made 10y Nallan-
digham and Geo H. Pendleton.
RALEIGH, y. C, May 24.-The State
Convention reassembIed to-day, when
some eighty delegates answered to
their names.
Mr.. Clarke, Of Craven county, offered
a resolution that the Convention ad
iourn sine die.
Whereas, the Convention was called
and did assemble at the instance and
by the authority OF the President Of
the United States, as cOmmanderin-
chief OF the army and navy thereof, to
the end that the State of North Caro-
lima, 10y altering and amending its or
ganic law in conformity to the necessi-
tating results Of the war ght, in fact.
exercise and enjoy the Constitutional
right and privilege Of membership in
the Federal Union; aud
Whereas, Inc Convention did, at its
former session, fully and satisfactorily
accomplish tine purpose for which it
was called and did assemble Of the in
stance of and authority aforesaid, and
whereas, the Convention was moved 70
assemble I'm the present session by the
possibility that in the course OF events,
further action in the premises might b.
required or demanded by the Pres-
his official military position aforesaid,
and whereas, no further action as afore-
said is now required or demanded
and whereas, all ordinances and enact
ments, further ci1rctiug the organic
law Of State, in attempting to regu-
late the internal affairs of the Govern
-, - do~rn,iian coIIed and os5a,nhIad
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