Demoine courier., 1856-06-26
FTMR REMREMR g@HRHRR-
The Republican Convention.


Ano sSePuOiican ConVentiOn.
FIRST DAY.
Philadelphia, June IL.
Al 'his evenings session OF the Re.
publican Convention nolhing was done
out listening 10 speeches. Senator Wilson
being among 'he orators.
SECOND DAY.
fh'lsdeiph'a. June IL.
Inc ball Is more tenseiy crowded 'har
~ was Yesterday, he eE'ire tooi aud
ioooles being closely packed. Copies
VI sumner . speeches are freely dis'rib
u'ed among the delegates, and various
~hand-bliis are see TERED about The hall.
ioe MASSACHUSETTS, delegation mel inns
A. NJ, DAD unanimously agreed to cast
their ballots ior Hanks. upon which Mr.
uar.b .u,hara,i, .lv w,,hI.ow rs ,.m.
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a"u 'ne ~"e'ega"on 'hen so'eo ohanihoos-
To support Fremont.
The Convention was called Ia order
ab,,u, 10 Al Tls N,,;,nJ Exec,.
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wv So,n'ui'iee was nominated Of o'ates
Mr.. WHmoi reported a platform, the
reading of which was feoren,ly interrup.
,et l., Io,a nboar.-,. A.; g.,
- "e ~
psahk was especially apPiauoed; Inc
resolution referring 10 the Osiend Circu
lar received with cheers. Thu Pacific
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vas a'so siee'eo' u"u
'hree cneers gwen iof osiiIornia.
lie moved to rscomm mil and strike out
The last naraorsnh. A d;sc,.s,on 81,
s,sa .rh. mo,,on - ...amm;, -.
eo. lug ui".'"n " 'eeou'thi' was
wi'nura"n. anu nnaiiy a meiion 10 strike
OFT the word ..proscripli ye' was ca rried,
and the resolution as ameadsd WAS ,io,,
"a r.. -. I.,c-- -
lag "so'c Pis"o'H was 'hen aooP'@
90. 1ee&s
n .ATrORM.
w,r,... tn. r.nv..,;.. n,.-
,.mLen = - Deiesa,es'
tbe neon,s nf the Init, s,stos ,.t"n.r "s. ~
- - pro,;t;..I 60 1890 Tn"oas 'csu.o
go. go - .ha - "no
Comnrpm;s. ~ a.. spsa ne .n'ss .u,i
min;s@rs,;nn - ~. 30 ~ = .sse" :.
Kar~,. aud S.ua . ~ J. ~
sasass Ena. ga. or : u aumss.uh " AL
- ,hs caaas., = s.nst,ns y ae.oa
wash;nrtona, Iag,,aaa".m p,.".,p.sso
ne raeoct.n- ~.n:xz. = a.
pros;aan. an5 W. psns '"e o"es Va
pasoI,sJ :" III. ~ i.esauen.
Luso1ped' ihat Tue maintenance OF inc prih-
nandsncs .na snhoai ~ raI".a ,mae
fntio, - eSssn.;ai r. a. : ..,an
rsnnhl;c.n ;ns.;.n 49, go !, ou'
-st;fntion the rights ~ H. Co. "a a. IT,
ION nf Inc St,.as ~ nro.as.Sa ~ ="
Ps,oirsJ Irho. ,iss e,,.o.,
we hell If to be = seIsSov;,ient ,rn,h ,h,i IN
men are endoYyed win H. I'M. ..rs. @ ne
liberty and tIs n,rsr;t ~ hauan. .hs" ~
nr;ma,v object and ,itar;or aaapp"aa ~
oral Gov.rnmsnt ,vas $500. -,
ali r.rsnns .1,h vas = sIeuieS ucn lisn.s 20
thar AZ our rennb,;can fathons a., I
rboIisbed slavery in onr n.,jon.I tarrtry nSa
dained that NO nerson sbn,id4 =. danr;:,,, ae
life. liberty ar nronar,v ,n.,sn,,. IT,
Law. II becomes orr ay,v ~ -, az 80
vision Of the Con.iitnt;on ,aain", ~ 80. 80
IN violate n fors fha Srs ahtrs.hhp
slavery in the limited States hv %ros;t;vs ~,.gisIa,
ton. and proh,b,ted its ax,s9e;on ,hsra;n. i
we depy The anthor;fv os consrs". IS ,nrr
,orial leglslatlre or n anv ;r5,v;J,, mr. assa-
~ciation. 10 v,vo Isg., -; ~ - - ss.a 49,
tsrr;tory of ,he Ifsy:,e e is.ence 70 slavery m any
emf Constitution shah he m,;nts;ned w p
ResoIved. That the const;tna;na .,npa,. on
Congress SOVEREIGN no,var ovar Tarr;,or;as "
the n. s for ,heir 'Sovorrn,an, a,d r. 49,
else of their n,yvsr 7, l. ,ha s,n,. - T.aas
10 prohibit in ihe tarr;tor;s. bnth noi.,snnv
and slavery ~ rO'e'
Resolped. That wbi,. ,ha rors,;,r,;o, 80 II.
United States yyaa orJ,;naa ,nd astshl.,as ~
order to establish : more usrraet ,,n;nn sara
justice, insure domestic tr,nouiIttv rr1y;de
for the common dafsnes I'D sssnra tha hIaSss
ing of Iiberrv ana conta;ns ,mria n-o,;sa,.
for the projection NJ I;fs ihsr,,i =, ra.sv
of every citizen The dsaro-t caar Forg
rights Of the neonle ~ Ksns.s b,vo re, isLsn
armed forcs sau u,ia.,y nss psen nnraaru y
executive of;csrl h.vs H. en- o' 49, NV ~.
whose usurrad a,,I'o.De Us, ~
,tary power of 1"ua, a"" 10y .ae mn-
c onslitui;ooaI le,rs hana 49,. > a un.. y ua
forced: the rishts - ~. naae eaa - anu ga
hear arms hsn'' VI - peop'e 90 Keep ana
oaihs Of ao ax, r peen grossiy inIrlngea; Isst
have heen 49, nv sn'a,.snns na.a
tbe r;ght of !, g..as ~ hais;aa
,;abt &c ,..,sn 8 a"u nou
lie trial bv AN nnar,;.l ;,,ro sreeas ~ paJ
IL 80. q 'npaIusi jury nave oeen oenied,l
houses, papers and effects aga;n., unreasonaLie
searches and seizures has been violated: thew
have been deprived of life. lihertv and nroner.
ty without due process op law, Ire Freedom ne
speech and ths nress has heeo ahridued the
right to choose their renresenfatives has been
made of no effect mu,drrs rohhsr;.s and ,rso"n
have been instipsted and encnursgsd and Tho
offenders been allowed to go Emphasized, yet
all these things have been done with the knowl-
ecg- and sanction and procurement of the
DroSput admit, 1tt.z. H. n.z-.l.-k It'll