The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-16
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{ ! 5Besolgs6 slfhat tEe l4e Gsn{rsi iAs-
sembly were called UPON to make large
and ex!Fa9rdiRaTY appsopnatiOus; 10
rebuild the burned Lunaiic Asylum, 10
provide q reform school foT giFls, con
strucs neY .Bind Asylum, ID make
apPfopratiOdsj to pay over so. .eco of
"a Judgment, obtained IN the Supreme
Court ofrtbe Stats in fEvOrrof the Life
Insurance and Trust Company, and 70
meet a deficiency Of over $500, 600 Of
the preceding Republican Legislature,
all Of which, together with the extra
compensation paid 10 members undsFa
a law passed by Repablican Lsgisla-
ture, were provided for WITHOUT an in
cnsass6f the State levy and the ap-
propriatious in the sggregste sEe much
less than that of the proceeding Re
publican Legislature, without abstract
ing $500, 600 from the relief fund for
the manned and disabled soldisTs and
their families .eqos OF 35
II Rsselysd, That weihereby return our
thanks. 70 the 5sth General Assembly
for their economical expenditures in
the administration Of the State Gov
eminent, and the exposal Of The whole
sale frauds, IN the erection Of Stais
buildings, whereby the people we're
swindled out of half million dollars
by the negligence Of Republican State
officials aud the dishonesty Of contFac-
tors. aafs 7
4 Resolved That It is the rightO Of each
State to decide for itself who shall pos
sess the elective franehise within il,
that the attempt to regulate suffrage in
Ohio by means Of the so called fifteenth
constitutional amendment is subEeTsiVe
of the federal constitution.
Resolved, That the policy and legis-
lation of the radical party directly tend
to destroy alhthe reserved rights Of the
States and convert the republic into 3
consolidated despotism; that whether
such despotism be exercised BY an EN-
pefor, a president, or q Congress, the
result would be fatal to liberty and
good government; that consolidation
in this country means the absolute do-
minion of monopoly and an aggregate
capital over the lives the liberty and
the property of the toiling masses.
ResoIUed, That we dsnouhee the Ma
tioual banking system as one Of the
worst out-growtbs of the bonded debt
which unnecessarily increases. the bur
den of the people thirty millions aunu-
ally, and that we demand its immedi-
ate repeal. sii'i354se ea
Resolved, That the trial and sentence
to death by military commissioner, Of
a citizen of Texas not in the military
or naval service, when the Civil Courts
were in the unObstructed exercise Of
their functions in that state, and in the
time of profound peace, and the aP-
prOval Of that sentence by Accident
Grant, are violations Of the most sac q.
red rights of American citizens, guar,
anteed by their constitutions, state and
federal, and deserve and should receive
the severest condemnation Of every
lover of liberty and constitutional gov
ernments g3u3s s1xsE 8r83
ResOlged, That the numerous palpa-
bic and high-handed usurpations Of the
party in power, their many public and
piivate acts Of tyranny, trampling un.
der foot the civil law snd the Rusran-
Lees of the constitution; their eOntiua-
Ing to deprive sovereign States Of rep
in Congress, and 10 govern
laid States by military rule, show them
% be the party Of despotism, and un-
worthy the confidence and support Of
} fEee people. DsT1s-sl- -f -ast=i1
RsSOl6sd That we extend the right
hand of fellowship and recognize as
brethren in a common cause ali eonseF.
Tatiye men, not heretofore Democrats,
who will unite with Us in securing the
government from the unworthy hands
ntO which it has fallen, and we pledge
he united and cordial support of the
.wo hundred and fifty thosand Demo
rats in Ohio whom We represent 10
he ticked nominated BY this eonvsn-
ion, and presented by Us to the suhfa-
res of the people Of Ohio.