Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

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o. motion sAshs He1k C. Sssh6s !;
u Clay eosse 4. D. Iestbk, h., i
Diekisseo eosss,S cd 4. Psssi& h
Of The Convsosios - Dc. Essly,sf
Sac cosnty, Ssess1y. - ~sss
On motion, ths - eeDsissS5
credentials vss dispssssd With, SD Ill
Democrats allowed 70 rspssssst their NJ
pective counties.- .-.--.-v v,,
0. motor Of n. 6. cr.vsbrs,, II sas
cossty, committee Of three wss appoint.
ed - draft resolutions for ths Convsotiop
70 sct upon.
He's. Chas. @. S@sisssr " 0lsy esssty
Aboss Bell, Of Bssss vista, and r. n
corty, Of Bee eossty, we're sppotsssd BY
the Chair. and after sn sbsescs Of short
time, imported the following sssolssions,
which we're unsni~ossiy sdopssd:
wnEsEAs, The Democratic party l. he
party Of principle Unlisted By Thomas
Jefferson, snd promulgated BY the wise
heads Of our country down 70 the present
time, under the elf same name given Il
BY ~ founder, and which embodied ell
that is dear to free people and nscssss--
~ 70 free government, and that which il
instrumental in developing the resources
Of prosperous cosntry, which knows no
rets0gads bot il always progressive, %
distinctly proven By the growth Of . sosn.
" Of which every freeman u proud |;
therefore
Resolsed, That the Democrats Of the
6lst Representative District do most hear.
lily endorss the platform Of psiociplss
adopted BY the State Democratic Couven-
ton - being full, distinct and definite
.vovsl Of principle. both State and Ns-
tional.
Rssoieed, That ~ cordially adopt he
platform Of the Democratic Senatorial
Convention for the 32d District.
Resotced, That We favor special leeisla.
ton for North Western Iowa. such A.
will aid the completion Of soy and mn
railroads, snd otber~iss tend to The dsvsl.
oPment Of this sectios Of country, and
ensur. it, settlement BY the honest class
Of white settlers.
Resoired, That we fsvor such lepisla-
tiGn . will give TO North Western Iowa
the full benefit and protection Of ths lsvs
Of the State.
Resolced, That We deem il necessary
that something should be done whereby
our spsrssiy sst,lsd cosntiss could have
the benefit Of courts Of justice, which IN.
der the present existing laws they ess
never have.
The Cosvsnsion On motion, proceeded
to ballot for . candidate in the 6ln Dis
trict, which resulted 10 The unanimous
choice Of F. N. Corey, Of See county, -
the candidate Of the Democratic party.
On motion, !. was resolved that the pro-
ceedings Of this Convention BE- printed in
the " Campaign journal" and the Demo
cratic papers in the Senatorial District.
On motion, = Central Committee was
appointed for the Glst Representative
District.
h. c. Crawford, Of Sac; Abner Bell, Of
Buens Vista /; Hon. Chss. C. SmeItzer, of
Clay; J. II. Schunensn, Of Dickinsop !;
- Msber, Of Emmett; Hon. James
Hickey, Of Palo Alto, and Dr.. Coy. Of
kossuth, were appointed BY the Chair -
said Committee.
The following gentlemen we're appoint
ed A. corresponding Committee:
d. c. Early, Of Sac Judge Smeltzer, Of
Clay, and X. U. Wheelock, Of Dickinson.
On motion Of d. C. Early, the Conven-
tion adjourned size die. .. ..
r. U. WHEELOCK, Sec'y.
ID. C.. EARLY. Sec'v.