The Washington union., 1858-06-30
ggtirk.iL IyTELLiGEvcE.

. r. a.,n...ts of tho first congressional district
v,il hrA convention the SOth instant at otsumwa'
"a ao,n,atc candidate for Congress Those of me sec
.d district will meet ut Council biuhs on INC i"n
July f0r the sxnac purpose
Nxx the first congressional district Ut this
state John H. Nixon hos been nominated for Congress
by the black republicans, John H. jones ~ tns Know
r,thinus The Trentoa True American tAanks Inc
democrats resolved to nominate csanoase, ana
will scect 1T representative Of d,mocrsc sentiment
uud feeling Who can poll tho eutre VIE o. n party thc
coptes viii le an interesting aud ,s csilceS about
even bat should such lerson ~ ouno Wiling ~ un-
dpEHs the CANVASS We think sv = ~. uss ~
th winax Of the opposition have an open he and fair
sght while they may look On With the careless case Of
TIE woman who witnessed s hsht between her husband
and bear not curing uokch whipped
Tss Psopus TlckRr. The ciacinnati Times says
.Thc proyosed uou ok those opposed to the ruinous
poly ana princpa Of the administration into
pne grand ana ws might say iavncble political organI-
sation h meeting with deep consideration among the
people and leading conservative statesmen Of the coun-
{ry such union Is mot only practicable but has be-
rome positively essential the welfare and prosperity
pf the couutry" The Times cloees its article by nomi
mating Qatsnlen Of Kentucky for President, and Mont
gomeTy Of Pensylvania for Vice President
IrstAxA AT the convention of the democracy Of the
TN congregational district Of Indiana which nominated
the HS Henry Socrest for Congress tho suboinet reso
lutl0nS &ere unanimously adopted
"kN4y1f That cordially approve and will rcso-
lutcly carry out, the great principle Of ssgovsr nment
e. enunciatod In the Kansas Nebruska ILL., affirmed In
the cncnna platform and seterated In President Buch
anua's Inaugural sddress-thAt the people Of each
State sndTcnitory to be lcft perfectly free TO form
and regulate their domestic institutions In their own
way subject only to the constitution of the U4tsd
Ststos.
7txssvs rhaA In the application Of the principles
contained n the foregoing resolution to the contest pend
ipg ii Kansas, viii be content WITH and will pledge
curayes To stand by. whatever decision the people of
that Territory may make al fair election upon the qucs
tion Of admission.
Rssr, That, in the future after the admission of
Kansas and Oregon opposed to the admission of
any State into the Union until IL shall have the poul
tin requisite for member Of Congress under the dcccn-
NAL apposonmen and not then until the question Of
admission under their constitution shall be submitted
and ratified by fair votsof the people.
Rtsp That ii the people Of Kansas reject the prop
ositon submitted to them by the conference bill, and
again up asking for admission with her present
any other population recognise and advocate her full
and entire right to do and that will bc the duty
Congress TO admit her into the Union upon an equal foot
ing with the original States, having been first ratified by
fair vote of the people Of said Territory "
resolution endorsing the Of the Hon. john g.
Davis was voted down.