The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-20
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Prom the Milwaukee Sentinel July 10
We were yesterday morning indebsed Z, Mr.. Gle
ment, editor Of he Racine Aduocase, for a sip
cortsiIiDg the solutions adopted by the cnnven.
ton held at Mad on on Thursday, ana inme lately
issued them 10 mn extra. We are also inc hted
the fsme gentleman for memoranda OF the proceed
iDgs of the me- citing, from which we make up the
following account
Nm. Donaldson, of Fond du Lac county, (shg,)
was chairman Of the committee on organization.
The following Is the full committee on permanent
examination #
N. M.DoDsldson Of Fond du Lac. Samuel Nc
Cracker OF Marquette, Charles RGser OF MAnitowoc,
Lewis E. Peck Of Washington. George 8. Wright
Of Racine P. w. Covell Of WausbsTa, J. G. Mills Of
Of WawoIth, J. T. Mile Of Grant, Horace Rublee Of
pane, Brooks Dinwiddie Of Green, .; F. sair Of
boygan, c. Skidmore Of Calumet. A. Picket Of Win
ntbago, Ransom Dunn of LIE Fayette, j. I. Flanders
Of Ssuk John Q. Adams Of Columbia, r e. Gillett
OF Milwaukee, aud A. G. Lewis Of Kenosha. r
The permanent officers were az folio ws:-
P,esident-Jchn Wawortb, Of Green county
(dem.) editor Of Monroe Sen,ind. tf
Hse President 8. Wakely, Walworth county
Albert Smith, Milwaukee county; VIM Blake, Dodge
county; Chas. Roeser, Manitowoc county; J. T.
Mills, Grant county; -- Halls, Sank county; W.
W. Noyes, Columbia county; j. o. Bartlett, Racine
county; N. w. Dean, Dane county. #t
Secrda,ies-H H. Rubdee, Dane county; l. ]. FrAr
The following committee on resolutions was ap-
j, \, Sleeper. David Atwood, r. A. Bird, 81. Din
widdie, g. II. Baird, Chss. Holt, G. Ad ,lph.
breaking up till after 10 P. M speeches were made
BY the following persons, many Of them ehc'nng
L.P. Harvey, Geo. B. Ely and J. A. sleeper, q
Rock; Martin Mitchell, Of Fond du Lac L N. Il Or
Paine and 8. NJ. Booth. Of Milwaukee; R. Dunn, Of
Lafayette; Mckee, OF Jefferson, johnson, Of Sank;
Clement, Of Racine; 6tebbins, Of Kenosha; and j.
!. Mills, Of Grant county.
The following is the set Of resolutions adopted
by the convention e.af f H..
Resolved. That the repeated aud long continued
encroacbmeDts OF the slave power. eliminating q
last in the repeal Of the law Of freedom In all OF the
hitherto unorganized Territories Of the Union forces
upon Us the conviction that there IL escape from
the alternative Of freedom slavery % political
iasue, which Ia to determine whether the future ad-
minstIatop Of the government shall be devoted to
Resolved, That we accept this issue, forced upon
IA by the slave power, and In defence Of freedom
win cooperate and be kn OWN az republicans, pledged
to the accomplishment Of the following purposes-.
To bring the administration OF the government
back 10 the control Of first principles.
10 restore Nebraska and Kansas to the position Of
kee Territories.
10 tbe repeal and entire abrogation Of the Fusi-
To restrict slavery to the States in which 1t exists
To prohibit the admission of any more slave States
| into the Union.
To exclude s;avery from all the Territories over
which Che general government has exclusive juris-
| diction. ma..ta
And 70 resist the requirement Of any more terri
tory unless the prohibition Of slavery therein for
ever shall have been provided for.
Resolved That In furthersnce Of these principles We
viii such constitutional AMI lawful means % shal
bot adapted to their accomplishment and that we
win support for once under the general or State
governments who 4 not positively and fully committed
to tho support Of these principles and whose PERSONA
character and conduct mot guarantee hst ne 10 re-
liable. r. sgt = enY4 W.T. aa.4 taHFf Aa W.
Resolved That we cordially invite all persona whether
Of native foreign BIRTH who In favor Of the OBJ
jects expressed In the above resolutions, TO une with
uk In carrying them into effect.
The following persons were appointed o commit
tee to take steps for the establishment Of German
and Norws eian presses favorable 70 freedom
| E. Wunderly A. H. Bielfeldt, ]. 8. Brigham, f
Palmer, A. Finch, jr.
The following State Central Committee was up
vointed TO attend to all necessary duties In further
ance Of the object Of the convention
VIM. A. White, Dane c.; J. A. Sleeper, Rock Co.
c. A. Wunderly, Milwaukee; +. b. Wolcota, do.
erasmus Cole, Grant J. Walworth, Green; w
6pooner, Walworth D. W. Hall, Dodge; g. II
Baird, 10.