The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-26
ruE Rlcl1T KIND OF DEMOoRACY.

THE RIGHT KIND OF DAtMOChACT.
The Democracy Of California have
commenced the campaign for 1875 il
that State with an earnestness anc
zeal which must insure them a grand
victory in September. In one or two
counties faint attempt was made by
few constitutional "split tails o.
the party to carry the rank and file
into an Independent movement,
but that sort of humbuggery is sc
effectually played out in California
where it has in two years past inaugu
rated more abuses than the othel
parties had ever practiced in thai
State, that no respectable number Of
citizens would listen to the PROPOSE
ton, and the two old parties are
marshalling their clans as Of old and
preparing for q dual contest as in
times past.
We like the ring Of the following
resolutions which were unanimously
passed, amid the greatest enthusiasm
by the Democratic County Conven-
ton in San joaquin county, on the
9Th inst; and the action of the Dem
ocracy Of San joaquin is only the
echo Of the party all over the Golden
State At the sitting Of the conven-
ton the following preamble and reso-
luton were adopted;
WHEREAS, The Democratic party
being founded on the immutable prin-
ciples Of truth and justice, admits of
no divided party allegiance:
ResolUed, That this Democratic Con-
yention will not recognize or admit
any one to q seat who does not pledge
himself to use oil reasonable efforts
to maintain the organization Of the
party in this county, and for the
nomination and election of full
County, Judicial, Congressional, Dis
trict and State Democratic ticket.
After the permanent organization
of the Convention the Committee on
Resolutions reported the following,
which we're adopted amid widest
cheers:
The Democracy of San joaquin
County, in Convention assembled,
recognizing the fact that the princi-
pies Of the Democratic party as here
tofore laid down in the platforms Of
National, State and County Conven-
lions Of the Democracy are the best
to be governed by; and repudiating
the infamous doctrine that they
should affiliate with "Third," or
'fPeople's party whose political
horizon is bounded by county lines,
which has no separate eXistences save
through the chagrin Of defeated can
didates, which has no National recog-
milton, and whose representatives, for
good or for evil, would. be powerless
in the councils of the nation -repudi-
ating the doctrine that under any cir
cumstances we should commit polit-
ical suicide by merging our organiza-
ton with that hybrid body, and as
sisting it to make State, District or
County nominations for public off
GERS, we do adopt the following'reso-
lutions ::
"ResolUed, That accepting the
amendments to the constitution, as
portions of the organic law of the ma
ton sand recognizing that the issues
covered by them are closed forever,
it becomes the highest duty of the
Democratic party to address itself to
meeting those issues forced upon the
people by a Radical and military Ex-
ooutive, and to correct those abuses
of legislation, which, for the past
ten years have made infamously con-
spicuous partisan and yenal Con-
gress. oaalrla .H
I "Resolced, That to this end we in
vite the political cooperation Of all
good citizens who desire the perpet-
uity Of q republican form Of govern
ment, and who believe that this only
can be accomplished by concert Of
action with the National Democratic
party"