The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20

o Convention would DC productive OF good to
thc Country and would in no wise oftct the
integrity Of tie Democratic party, the Demo-
cratic Senator'S and Representatives iu Con-
grcss Endorsed and approved IL.
by subscquent circular Of tho 10Th inst, it
is suggested chat it is desirable that there be
sent to tho Convcntionl from each State,
four delegates at largo aud two from each
Congressional District, who fnvor the princi-
pies set forth in the can, to be taken nom the
supporters Of Lincoln and johnson in 1864,
and a Ike number from their opponents"
This plan. If carried out, as there seems to be
no doubt it viii be, gives TO The Democracy
four delegates Nt large from each State, and
two delegates from each Congressional Die,
trict. Under these circumstonccs - and the
Democracy Of the other Sptcs having already
iuaugpratcd measures to be rcpr' scented 10 the
Convention-yo State Central Committee
met at Columbus last week to consider the
subject, and, after d very full interchange OF
opinion among It's members, md other promis
nent democrats who attended Us session, tho
following resolution was on the l2th instant,
unanimously adopted
Resolved, Tina, for tic purpose Of carrying
nut tic cooperation proposed by tic platform
adopted at the recent Democratic State Con
vculiog Of Chic, TIC State democratic Elk
ccutiyc Committee be au ihor'zcd to.bppoint
four S0ntoiial Delegates to the philadelphia
National Conycltiou Of August IL, members
o ftbe Democratic party, il Rceoi dance with
The suggestions Of Mossrs. Randall, CamrUll
and Blair on behalf Of the National Union
Committee, aud to issue 90 address to the
Democracy Of The scvcrA Congressional Dis
ttic's, Recommending the appointment, by
their several county Ccutral Committees or by
Dritict Cobyeot iors two members Of The Dem.
ocratic petty Us delegates Irem such Di'tricts
Us also suggested by said National Union
Committee:
In pursuance Of the instruction contained in
this resolution, the undersigned, your State
Executive Committee, will in lew days, ,p>1
toiut four members OF the Democratic party
delegates gr the State OF urge, TO mid Con
%yontioG, being lis proportion Of such delegates
as above suggested and do hereby recommend
to the Democracy Of the several Congressional
Districts Of tie State 10 appoint, by the joint
action OF their several county Committees,
OF 10y District COnvcDtius, two Democrats
from each District &c delegates 10 spid Con
%ycnt!op.
1t may be proper, though IL Is perhaps un,
necessary 'fJr US TO add in conclusion that had
not your State Central aud Executive Com
mittcc been fully satisfied that tho proposed
Convention hos for its object a disbaudiug Of
the Democratic party, and a merging in it a
now organization, thoy would not lor q mo-
meu', have given il their sanction. No one
more than they recognizes aud chcrishcs the
truth, that the benipcrGtic party is indes'
tructib!e. But being sat isGud that the Con
ycnIion will be compoIcd Of patriotic men,
who, irrespective OF party, are iormvly rcsoly-
cd TO spare no tlOrl to maintain tic Consti>
tuition aul rescue the country from the grasp
Of the disuuiOn Radicals, whose domination
ILtcatcns utter Iuin to the people aud their
free Institutions, aud belieyciug that the
Convention will.b not.ouly one .ol the most
able aud important that over met in tic Re-
public, but will also DO productive Of great
good, and thu, tho Democracy Of every other
St,tc viii be represented in il, your committees
are Of the opinion that the democracy Of ohiO
should also be, scented.
JIG. THOMPSON, Chairman,
A. q. THURMAN,
T.. IL. BINGHAM,
j. REINIIARD,
j.. u. WILSON, Secretary,
Democratic State Tx cltiye Committee.