The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-01-15

yer coin form tie currency Of the Con.
StitUuOn, We declare that the fye-tweHty
bonds should be paid in the same currency
received oy the G"ycrumeEt Tor their issue,
aud hat by hcYi.hdrawal Of the moncpo
ly craui J 20 the National Banks this re
suit can b. accomplished without any un'
due Ur talgIuas increase oi paper money,
now the only circulating medulm, thus Te'
iiey!ug our prop!e if0A the bur.hea OF s
debt, the foUdcuey Of which II always Il
corrupt and CrslaVC, and uur Government
from the rcproach Of paying favored Gas,
in gold, Willie discbarsing its debts 10 all
other, including pensions to widows aad
soldiers. in sn inferior currency.
Reso't5| Th., this plan violates no law,
impnira no contract 5reaksn no faith and in.
stead of Ietarding return 10 specie pay
DleutS, is tho shortest because the only safe
way Of reaching that cul.
Resolred, That all the property of the
country, including the Government bonds,
which receives the equal protection Of the
Government, should bear and equal share in
its burthens.
RCsoired That we Indignantly reject the
principle derived from the feuGal system
that the masses of the reop!e brlong to tho
Government under which lhey live, which
in another from Is ccntended for by the
monarchicS Of Europe, including Great
Britain, obca "A subject always subject
thai We on I: lie contrary maintain that an
individual eau, by en- grafton and residence
in another country. forswear his previous
allegiance and be admitted into all the civil
and political rights OF his new hOma-thal
American citizens by adoption and naturali-
zaticn are entitled to, all the rights as be
tween.us and foieign powers which can be
claimed bY our native born citizeps, and it
is the duty Of the Federal Government to
protect and maintain them by every means
within it. power.
ReSoired That the Deople will sustain
Andrew johnson. President Of the United
States, il bis struggle with Congrossiona
usurpation, and that We pledge the Democ
racy Of OHIO to support him in all Consti
ut;ona' measures t. relieve the white pco.
pie of the South from the negro govern
ment row being imposed upon them,
ReSoIced, That the t0rtitule End gallant
ry OF our soldiers in the recGnt civil war, il
defense of the Union, entitie them the graf
itude Of the country, and they should bC
remembered by il in it's bounties.
ReS0trcd, That the Democracy of th,
country have neither the purpose nor desire
to restabliSh slavery, nor to assume any por
ton oil the debts Of the States lately in re
beIli on.
The resolutions we're adopted in commit
tee, without opposition, and were unani
nously adopted by tho Convention.
A resolution was offered expressly pre-
ference for Cincinnati for the place Of hold
ing the next National Democratic Conyen
ion.
Laid on the table,
The Committee to select State Centra
Committee made the following report:
Pursuant to order ol Convention the Com
mttee to select ii STATE Central Committe
in room No. 80, State House, Hon. DAME
s. Uhl, Of l+th District. was elected chail
man, and VIM. d. Brown, Of the l9.h Dis
trict, Secretary.
On call of Districts the following gentle
men were announced as members of tn
State Certrai Committee, from their re
spectve Districts.
At C0MMITTFE