Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13

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A Scott sloan haying received = majority OF al the
votes cast, declared the unanimous nominee OF the
Convention for Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court.
Sir. Willard, from the committee resolutions sui
mitted the following resolutions, which un.ni-
l. Ressissa That the Republican party Of Wisconsin
r-aiirrn their fidelity to the principles hid down in
the Pail Gop Platform, ami the resolutions passed
by our : tat- convention IA 1852
:. Reso!red fh-t the delegates elect from this State
70 the National aonveati9 70 be held At Chicago, Toe
Sled TO present 10 mat BODY as the mrs. coicc 81 the
people Of Wisconsin, tor The office Of President Of the
eork-tha ms h1siini@e quantities. il> long, faith
fall aud eminent I4bic services. his unhIciSIcd char
meter, his .Iaqnen AMI untring advocacy ela rights
and iiee pllcIptv ms deV non 10 the bt Interests Of
Republic. ana 10y atty the ,-on,titui ana
the Union, point him out emPhdtcaly tie Tor
tie Times, VIII" VII! most S.eS lead The krpu"l can
hosts 20 victory. and establish upon perlsu
tue ascenlanry OF Republican principles and the glory
lad prosperity ct the whole countrv.
g. Resoiced, That believing the -;it q ou- iu-tit
ions, a well a. t'e CONSTITUTIONS TO guarantee equal
rights among clt iz- "hi! protest aS1is; tine
yelrs amen sus 20 the GoHs trtution guaran
equal rights among citizens not only protest against
;Is wo years amendment 10 the Constitution IL disSa-
rhusetts set Of proscripis, legislation AMI viola
ti'n Of the pima Pi FORM bat also recommend
our delegates = the National convention to
;!e passage of rs iuti"u BY that convention, express
Jag the dsaPFforal Of The N4fionI Republican PARTY
Of all volat "a o. ist nights among citizens without
re-afd 20 creed or birthplace.
I Resols-d That The 4 publican party OF Wisconsin
adhere &c the principle that the public lands shoud be
divided, without charge, in limited quantities among
The actual sgttert thereon ana recommend to our
delegates 70 the National convention to advocate the
passage OF resolution by that body ia favor Of gene
r Il homestead bill.
3 Resoired, That We lootwith contempt and disgust
upon Rapr .estltir in on reos "f northern ,itu
rces WI" have not courage or elnGor enough repre-
norhernt sentiment against the di,uuiun threats
southern aejtatoGs, aud finally,
g. Resolced, That since the integrity Of the American
Constitution aud the life 81 tie Union is threatened by
te violence of southern fanatics the cowardice II
northern dou ia faces, We hereby pledge the unwBveriu
loyalty and tue determined ELI Iucy OF the Republican
party Of Wisconsin 10 the aiice Of the one and
the perpel u.tinp Of the othc--
Mr. Suitl. Of milwaukee,. offered the following resolr-
.4nn. - iIcH vas unanimously adopted:
Res red, That tie hanks % THIS convention be ten
d"Fed 10 tn officers Thereof fer the able and faithful
in whcA they .as disc hargcd their respective
duties And also to 'te mt nIJers the Assembly Tor
the use Of their ha Ia which TO hold this convention.
On motion, the convention adjourned sane dir.
AMA>A COBB, President.
" FAuGHs, Vice Presidents.
H. LISDEaAS,
J D & ns1s Secretaries,