The New York herald., 1868-03-05
PENNS YLVANIA.
democratic state Convention-DeIegnfes 10
tue National Democratic Conventiou-The
Resolutions.


democratic state Convention-DeIegnies 10
the National Democratic Conventiou-The
Resolutions.
HARRISBURG. March T. 1865
The Democratic State Convention met in the hall OF
ne House OF Representatives and called to order by
"m A. Wallace, Chairman OF the State Central Com.
mtee, who in his Speech referred to the recent sue
coases a. indicating that the great principles of civil
liberty and constitutional government had asserted their
power orsr the minds OF the people He charged upon
the domnast party incapacy to govern the country,
and denounced the present efforts to subver the
1--WE and judicial departments Of the government
Mr. VIM. M Randall, OF Schuylklii having been
chosen temporary President the further organization Of
that body proceeded with by the selection of tho
usual committees
In the afternoon session the Con venton was perma
nently organized by the selection Of Mr. VIM. Hopkins
Of Washington county, as President
ihe nominations for Presidential electors at large re-
suited in the selection BY acclamaton or VIM. " Nc
Grah, Of Philadelphia and George Cass OF Allegheny.
cation consisting Of two persons from each Congressional
district to the National Convention, and electoral
'ckss to Se voted for r a, the Presidential election Ice
on Resolutions, reported the following, which were
adopted
Resolved That the happiness Of the people and the
upon the perpetuiy and the preservation OF
Of
the o Sers nd the
Resolved THs. the constitution OF the United States /. the
law Is binding upon The people and upon every
ss and ns snS
al =, % until h M ohsged 10 he mannsr pro-
government usurp the once Of the ESsou.
utter voiasOn Of spirit and tend 70 the sVs over
resolved, That the radicals Congress wrung
revenue Is III devised incongruous and inequAbe; that
in ho number officials reduction in the army
ivey demanded and only BY this reduo
tion in the amount Of taxation now imposed the indus
ment Of our Indebtedness be assured.
country for the delay n the restoration q the southe,
States their just relations in the Union and for the
q these psrpeuas radical through
Iss;si.sys and ssysransa:
nn IN thu. exercising the right the Esssa,ys
saS sSs ss United ss.s Sss
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United states and the right Of all the people to have said
Resolved, That the pending impeachment of the Presi
?, no Is aaa n
the Of party purposes at the sacrifice OF The most
Resolved. That to specie paying basis the
earliest practicable moment essential the interests of
he 81 as ss paid as rapidly
consistent with the terms OF the Laws upon which the
several loans based
Resolved Tha, Gve-twenty bonds and the legal tender
and until the able redeem the % legal
in coin the holders Of those bonds should be required
celve legal tenders In payment.
Resolved That species OF property should bear its
fair proportion Of taxation and that the exemption of
ernment bonds therefrom is Just and inequitable.
Resolved That recognize with of the deepest
gratitude the efforts OF the gallant volunteer sodery who
freely took TO protect the flag and the
Union. denounce unjust them efforts OF
radicals restoration Of the Union until
supremacy established In certain States and negro equal
lily made the rule In ALL
Resolved That the naturalization of foreign born citizens
places them the footing those born In this
country and that is the duty OF the government
that all citizens nauralzed and native, protected in
Their rights OF e liberty and property abroad well
home the Of TIE democracy the flag OF the
country ought and be made protect al czens
The balloting for candidates resulted In the nomna.
on Of Charles Z. BOYLE, OF Fayete for Auditor Gene
ral wellington Ent Of Columbia, the second bal.
lot, for Surveyor General.
The delegates large to the National Convention are
folows:-Isaac ". Heister William f. Packer, George
w. Woodward and William Bgier.