The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-06-08
NUMBER 81

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tion. There and thsre only. and b. that uasd, bg
that oaiy has any doubt been cast upou the th3r-
teenth amendment 70 the c0nstiiutIcnt
for word upon tie fftesntI 5ssnt (Vsico
IA word upon the fourteenth aIne1dmentnl
No. sir. pass by the a'slang. q the i9.Efeenie,
tIons and provisiens ior future isgislaticn have
not tineto enter into that discuss Il here e
flneensh, which confers thr pfrufr1ge upon
the war; II was no IssitiTlais .aseq1snes OF 81
eesstons but II was passed In the eZ.gency of po-
much IN Ohio as in these States a iks South
ApPlssSse aus koPpossd = As did the iosEtesnth
rom the o.eSinnipf. and have no regrets over
But now 4 word more upon IT. II It contained
nothing but this psoyision for suhif@ge, there
q provision intended - confer power upon Con-
gress which e dangerous 70 the HleEties of The
having Democratic Congresses IN de future who
VIII trust no powers to the executive which bears
tie pnrse and the sword 70 interfere with on,
So far as the question: simply the question Of
merit which Is in the amendment-snPpoas. my
feliow-citizens, that 1t we're to-day repeaed; sup
TO the States, and suppose threefourths u the
States agree TO repeal the amendneph ltBould
derthat amendment could ever be taken aHay By
any subsequent repeal Of i. Why then Do We dis
sISshdInenssS Whyi say, need We DssiooIais
depart and divide and distract ourselves upon the
changed by the common consent Of tie whole pso-
pie OF the country would ieaEe the right acquired
by the black man 70 his yote - faI as seegEly AZ
And now, my feIIow-eitisens. a. 70 thIs four
teenth amendment say cannot debate 81 It's
full of clsptrap upon the subject of he linnitaton
OF the representation Of the Stated i 4 fui Of
clap-trap upon The subject Of our own debt. which
| no democratic Convention has ever proposed 70
/ repudIate, If Individual Democraes may have
/ Thought Il ought to be fepudiated. IL proposes
that shall not assume slde debts of the Confed-
SSss Sb sIss S SSS Ssy sRsSs ss ssE e
to shoulder the burdens Of any State Or fte Con-
federate. States II the South l1PplAnAel = is a
| fundamental such as the CONSTITUTION Of the
issy teH. nv Fellow eitisens,v A. I have not
seen your platform q Ought 10 be enough for as
that it is passed ey an enormous majority Of this
| we take upon each other when We euter Into con
| yentIons, that We VIII confer toeefnqr, We viii
where they diner we will reconcile them 1--WE can,
but II they eantbe roeoneiisd the spinson q tlIe
the only means Of retaining IN its integrity party
organization q. Az tapElaQsel aud although say
/ fdence that the genlleTnen 70 whom they we're
entrusted have carefully considered tllenn, and
them tT 9reat resueet ss nave ir lie OF
the minority Il seems 70 ne That the Convention
| accept now as In times past the eonelnsions OF
their committee think too, my fsllQN citizens,
an extent during this convention 10 ensble rs ali
| 10 consider calmly and fairly these rePeiqtions as
thing, and in that You VII All agree with me, that
! It was the settled pnrpoAe OF ths ternecrstle
that we intended no revolutionary attack upon
| these amendments % the Consultation, either BY
EanizasfoT Of states. say itss i1s 70 the peo.
i pie ofthe country that that mach We shDI.ld huFe
no resolutions which could have been passed on
the subject, would have ceelared OF could have
Nv fellow citizens, Il Is iupossible IN this heat
ed Air, for me 70 speak farther 4 thank you
again I1l ssp mi TaS & .5 @
which thai nominaticn implies hope ti.le our
tray your coIhdences norsdo anything 'nnEorthy
Of man nc 20 be trusted with the eto1lllaE % me
Of is7s which is 70 ittsss the Sf6iaIh q Demo
cratic principles and the freturn Of oEr Govern
ment tothe 5IdEays OfeoHssisutioaal ndaiuistrA-
ton. (Applause9 ii-a s9--1 .a1eafa -rltl-Il
sFEEcH Or R0z. skll6EL .. ars1.3 gili.
AT The eOnelnsIon OF Generai AlccooEs speech.
on motion OF Mr. Hofk, of y ontsopaery, 1r
Hunt addrsssed the conventio6 ss 1Iioes.
Mr.. Freaidsqt eaa GsatlsNsg q - pglsssa.Lsa
nient of my iiifel no have been slectsd BY i've
hundred sRfsyesle N Sssss sSSssns
and lfty thousand fote.s Of the third common
wealth in the Uhi0ds is Aconplinlel1 Uhi1h any
man might appreciate, hut when Il ts bestowed
upon a young man. 4 u = compllmsnt which
No man can say that have solslssa shIs
noininstion on the other hand when ~ lfessds,
aa aaS II be stiiS W t Ter %
now desire 70 BE- q cahdila a1d i ~ commit
II is posi- i do bot want yet ih aelllE lhsss
remarks It's not becanse Of ens .salI g4 ..lly 70
my voice for X and marked for1t nom ts 6egin-
ming lsbelieFe IT, spFiheiples .gefe tieai tbea 1
Is 10 restore 10 ns the blessings Of good Govern
ment u believe Il = The fl!lsslon oi tlset ry g
down he people OF the south. 4 believes h = the
mission of that party 10 establs tar = close
It Is die mission Of tlial pArty % maEe--4s Il hes
done N the thts 3 giorioe7 slsa nee Gov
Now, EsntfeShely ID SeAla lAanlsiseP yos, DO ii
from . heart weiins up, say ,soIn Z beat yelling
up, sP Win s Sss T5p-seiss:
1t tas COMP affent wllieh : young nlla 1aiE Ent
Ven rSs - ~ thers
remhfns Tor me bat Que dutH y anty "A which
have never tstesed 2 duty sAl,,
iphalAII1 aud charge siong thsi whole iihe ZAP
plause Ebsliess tie Dean ~, I. ses ss
/ from the south tlls Oppressive bnnae.as upon IL,
and will stod al inse Elh che ias q the
and tie liberty 81 the cifizenss 70 that snd 1 in
woke upon this assembly, 4 inSeke. gPon onr
sssi5 invoke upon ths country ne OF
The ConseatIoa. At the conclusion of Mr. Hnnts
Il wagneFs Hall, the opernlHouae heing engaged
/ for the lnioht - f-.fs s.fr ~ lf,s u1 at-ts
h..- 20 ~ ~, .. EVENING BesaAon. 5-loE
4 At eight clock tlle Convention sssemhled in
| Waeness Hall, and was called 70 order Dy tho
4 President. y Hon. Feorge n Pendleton- Some
time Naa spent IN ProPsriy seating me delegates
.iti l.odaNoAtNAEIoSs RoR- .ATTeE<HY 0HzShAL-ri
The Chair announced rs the hfst business in
order 70 be the noEninatien Of z candidate for Az
carqeH M oVs Of csssksTs; JeGsTson
4 Palm. Iof 1fnInball I'd $ wAlIaoe, % clnEis-
gentleman stated that he ala not Nish 70 be con-
4 sldsred a esndidste: The bellOting proceeded
.'-i ssSo'I 90 TIasr SaLIo4s. . bog .iifsaiE
whole nuIdbar Of votes
4 Necessary TO choice- -.,..,f.;.z'S
- j Carren.....
Jefferson nPalnl-...-..-...-....-....
Els Weiaee....-...-...............
No candidate having received q majority Of al
the votes cast, the convention proceeded 70
SECOND RALLoT.
Whole nI1nber OF votes scasL----.....-.....--.40 .406
i IT j Carren--.---.-..--..-....---
Jefferson Palm 81
wa E6 MH5aee.-
l. -
I. Mr.. Carren moved that the nomination Of Ar.
WaiiaeeSs made nnaniiaes e 10 sIia IN ,o
turned thGnls in very few words
4 ~. - HezIxAEIoS ron AupIroR oE srArL
The next business in order being the nonine-
tion OF GcAndidate Ior Auo.tor q StAses tne ioi-
Colonel j r Cockerill of Adams; Jonas smith, Of
Richlaad Robert Clarke. Of Belmont; General
Edward I3all, Of Musk inqum; Colonel George
HoyardI Of .Ashtabuiai and W d Vance, Of Han
sfhe name Of General Ball was withdrawn BY 6
i gentleman authorized 10 do So The following is
the result Of the
FIksF RALLoE.
Whole number Of votes
necessary 20
u r. Cock kerill.--. -...---sOI
Jonas cililt oA
Robert Clarke s.
George IS
/ - r Oockerill WAS declared the nominee Of the
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