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X NATIONAL DOBR C0NlEAln|

 It has been proposed in some oI leH| that a National Convention, of one Aa] thousand delegates, be held at Provd'n| l., on the 4th July, 1915. The oa'aa| Convention will be to deliberate Ppps1 sures to be taken to secure the pncoHa release ofthe patriot Dorr. ThlspnP,'' is responded to by a meeting held a' Y Vernon, Ohio, on the Sth FebruafY' following resolutions adopted by ls ing, will show the feeling with Vh1a people of Ohio are sympathlzng HIA Dorr :-

 "Reso1ved, That the outrage up9aa,q1 in the trial of Governor Thomas N' , in selecting upon his jury, men Hhp i,, previously expressed their hoslIlly la ". him, should receive the solemn cgD's ton of every friend of liberty anu '' of man. A

 "Resolocd, That the lmprisonnen.a.' .. crnor Dorr is an act of unmllgaleee G' x. without a parallel in the history oi n, iized world; and ill dHee! vlola,lVl F X, natural and constitutional Hghl' u '

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 "Rssoivcd, That the late coHu'c car. AIgerine Legislature, in offering .o <, Og x Dorr a pardon, on condition 'pdl v dl swear allegiance to the existing ,sa. ia. .ait, State, was not only an insult to ',s s, 2. patriot himself. but an insult to D.. n, gence and patriotism of the A''l''

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 "Rcsofoed, That we earnestly .p '' d ' to our fellow-citizens oi Ohlo' a"s .I,,s. 5 tire Union, the immediate orsa. Dorr associations, and that q w

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 The fe.ling which pervades ',' ,ss ~ lions is destined to sweep oFe' s.s ] It will manifest iIself in our own IT. Isi comisw election. ' 'A.-. 5