The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-23
Demo cratic Pi3tfuPls,.

the Democratic Convention, held at
Columbus, on the 8th inst
Resolved, That the Democracy of
Ohio congratulate the country upon
the improved aspect Of political
affairs rs evidenced by the State
election OF 1867, and that they look
forward with hope and confidence to
the result OF that momcHtous strug-
gle upon which depends, in so great
u degree, the future peace and pros
perity OF the Union.
Resolved, That unaltcrahly oppo-
sed to the doctrines which lead to
the consolidation, we new, with
nutlagging zeal and increased ener-
2y. our attachncnt 10 that political
creed which has ever been SO
staunchly adhered to by our organ
ization, through days Of trouble and
disaster, rs well rs good fortune and
prosperity, which was thus express
cd by Thomas Jefferson: Equal and
exact Justice to all men, of whatever
state or persuasion, religions or po-
litical; peace, commerce and honest
friendship with all nations, entan-
cling alliances with none; the sup
port Of the State governments il all
their rights as the most competent
administration Of our domestic con
Germs. and the surest buIwark
against anti republican tendencies
the preservation of the general Gov
ernment in lis whole constitutional
vigor, as the best sheet anchor Of
peace at home and safety abroad; q
Jealous care Of the rights Of election
by the people the supremacy Of the
civil over the military authority.
Resolved, That we condemn the
usurpations of Congress,
aud particularly the several acts Of
SO called, as viola
tive Of the Constitution, @ compact
between the States, and as utterly
subycrsive Of every principle Of self
government that distinguishes q free
people.
Resolved, That we arc opposed TO
any measures which recognize that
the integrity Of the Union was ever
broken, that any of its members
were ever out, and that We deter
insist that the Southern
States, no longer being in insurrec-
ton or at war with the Federal
Government, are entitled to the full
state Of recognition and constitu-
tiona1 representation in Congress
and electoral colleges given to all
the States, and that a denial of it to
them by Congress, and its efforts to
dictate by military force g govern
nent for them, are unconstitutional,
and despotic.
Resolved, That we are opposed,
both in principle and policy, to ne
gro suffrage; that the State Of Chic
having, by the emphatic majority Of
$4,000, rejected it for herself, is
sternly opposed to its torced irnposi
ton upon other States, and we stig
lnatiza such an imposition by the
Federal Government as a.most base
asurpation.
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