, 1860-01-19
Dress Grihttttt<
THE D0UGLAs1TEs BADLY BEATEN,


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W, a. fAll, 'An' 4S'n, 4ee''
The Democratic state Convention Tor the &C.
lection Of ofdclegates 10 Charleston has assembled.
1tath w;nos or The nartr-D,up1as and Ruch,n.
no'u ".nEs y. tne par.,-uuus1as aao nuenAn-
aa-A@'e pa' 1ot1n eAA'"oio'tats eAoF1o W &c"
cure u majority Of the delegates, but with what
e2nct success il not vet apparent. In several
.,ron,, no,,,o. .o,,,;o. ,,.,r.,fora ~ .dn,;.
o""" Do"s'~' ~'""''eo ~! ~t"'ote' t1e 0ulnlu
astratlon party have won signal victories. In
I Ramsay County, the delccation is he:dcd by
ceor.. T. nec.cr hro,,er.;,.,au ~ ssnato,
e. ~ y. oA
ittce, ana late ds1sated Candidate 1or Governor.
Af. 1ccAer - '"aeusets ol&te1 to"atos uougias'
ana set IS saio taht ne IS 10 es ons Of the DEL
esases to ChaF'estor' Il the Administration party
tuyc the strength to elect him. In Henutnit,
conntr to, 1ud,a a,nca N. v,rr, nd d.vo,ad
eonu'' N'o' '"oo t1,'.s, ~. a'u' ~ a"o 'e o'sa
political and personal iF'ene Of douglas, was
defeated d., delegate to the State Convention By
L. s. District Attorney Wilson. With snch
,.aa. 49,. :. .,;.. 1,.>,t.,
losses ~ 1uese, ~ ~ 4u,'e oouoo"4 "netner Inc
friends of Mr.. Douglas do not find themselves at
the .nercv oft,,c Administration narrv whan N.
@Ae '. ~et9'''SA s'"'' y "0s4 'as
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Earl s. Goodrich, Chairman Of the State
o,dnr ,rh"n 1 - - Phens was no4n;n"tod 10 70
oraes, Nneh ~: ". Inei{'s ~as nonlna5ca 1of
cd carried by Goodrich, but his decision was
appealed from BY Mr. seizer, (Adm.) who called
for n division.
The house divided and Mr.. Phelps sas elected
By Il to :s.
Committee of fire On Resolutions.
Mr. Eecker m opposed SCI s' the raisius of Commit
tee on Resolutions =, until aieertls permanent Or
| Withdrawn. 80
| a Committee of eight was appointed to re-
| port officers, when the Convention adjourned
uusil : O'clock IN.
.rrEuyoos SESSION.
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- Mr.. Smith Ct Daco.ai (Adm, was elected
ilestoeh' "no " H. L. ho~es' Aaona. sscfe-
'ary. <,.-....,,-...-
| ~ ES,ves. uolnan 'ao'ea 1of tonana&ae on
'Sso'aiuus. e.Ilel'
ar: beGAer o;efea series ot resolutions
WINCH nc nopea the convention would Instruct
Tue COMMITTEE on resolutions TO report. They
4 lan eeeh agreed upon as compromise by the
lfienos " nonG'ns aha BUCHANAN. ho READ the
resolutions as ioliows:
ehpcc Of thc Dooc ac taty u ts St.te of Minuss,s
h.+.~ Ti.at our DcsS e. TO chs1e ton are pxpectfd
IN =. x ~ T. u T.
.nty: i a a9u ''' '-s '*<'' '1s '"0'"'
e,, Th4t the Drnor,attc Of this State ,y.11cor
ca ss,sn. os - LIE ~
Ee.l Th.t we re-sd1rm re-isera.e. and fully endorse
cratic oavsnon ii Crc;lu III III Isl; that We aculescc
il lie Dr >cnlt crci.ion a. tLat wc are npno.eI to ali
the az snl .ot'y - '''s '' %'A''
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o mi m sny ss III ss9tTsus an
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,t.:aae e,casias. r.ang lie otses. III aul eo.1
''n 's,af , s na01vn IA 'oa; 1,,,;,a tho -o,;orr
uot .a. naa 49, -. a.,1 ."s ~,
u. a.. ~, ..'s ~ 'r.,,oa1 fs,d 1910, H.,
,n.',a ~ ae sahe Jatnnst5 saIn 1sa n.s ~
W. a.ntad 10 1''es"'e' ne "oGe" 'n', "'uo
nc aoop9eo. ,nou,, ,.a a.. .,,,,;
ro,ii ~ ns.bo..iad Xix. ant.;,o5 .",..a
~ ~, 81, W. .ra.e Sonte
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s,ms a"1 1aoss,r r. a.. rosnies irasar ,og'
e.et3y. 44e ,, aaoeu 1,s;,' ~
t,,1 @ "4 .,,ae,.;uo .h;. as.o",;n,, @ aa u
es,'s w. H. is,oia. t"a9 H. ".ai =. "as
.r'ena ~ Hs; Do1Eas; ns nas.eu 4 " uass ~
spsaA Jul palu1y. ~ oner.u .ne lo..oWin: res
o':.tions a', aus' " 1ne e''n
'''''ee "e Nese'as'o"s.
ar !!as !ie IT.. M acrestt m o, Inc ',emocat.e ta'g
Tha.f who tflilhfHtr
.dvoe t. aud bs hi: ia':cucs sud hi;vote, Stephen
pou:a, g. 1o ,ths f1hdse y s.s
and adhs,e TO u, 70 ivp. ~ iii IS The Satono
Convention viii Ills c:ntent. !
e. t" n m %9r o to , ts ca!s T.; ot'
and IL ,.,lt aud 10 v..s f,T N car,tly sud ffY ad
eocste support sepsn 4. Douglas for r. sIelt
;as ls ~ nc a'a'%s1 's 10 fesa pc.of' aa'a CONVEX
fr,1-y. Tn,t We ,-ain a,,rm ur c,rnec IN
the doctrines cnunc cd 1nl1.r ue.1ns l.tf.m giving
!. tse IepreM II # ~ y isTe M tp.ns iher te.":ia tx-
sfoiSbs H. Ut IT, s,lr III tieIf .on,etc III r. In iheIr
oar va. iirsui;rs liz in,,l ution ii ri.vsfy.
H. nrrtnr nrrd =. inv Ike rrs",",t tnne ~ yfr
IIrard ,,,,on the tabie. liz had desired nn;on
and i,ar,nonr. and had a"reed Ia thc rcsnlu.
,,ons which l,e INTRODUCED t;,r the p,lrnnse Of
conciliat;on. Int If rhis was the way IL wl,iei,
he va. t., b. met LT the friends Of III. Durlas.
IL. shonld. lor one. T0Lt 10 lie Last. Hc Ioned
the r..n1u,iou of Mr. i}eard vou]d }c fa;I ,,tnp
,br tabI..
Cor. Gorma,, hoped bis colleague would con-
s.nt In ,x;th,}r,n RI. not;,n tn llv ,,non tl,c H.
ble. The douglas men had yieldet already
rery much for tl.e sake OF harmony. The rcso-
tuti0ns introduced by Mr. Becker were not what
them, aud he would stand by his bargain. But,
said lie, lay these resolutions Of Mr. Heard on
| the table, and it 1gilt Lt LsrufIeL all ocer The
E"ion tint Minnesota had roftd do,.a UouYlds
T.. Iutiont.
| Lei me ask nc cuutinEetfs NY iFienu mol
insist upon sill: iurliier concessions irom ,lle
Douglas putty. We hase uiready yielded very
| mucl-murc than 1nany we're Wiling tod0; III
| now do uot--I en!rcat uf you-l iMpl@re yott, ]
yyou--do 10. t"s'st nr0n ~. our ju,fasr AH"4s>4a
/ flHI 0HrstlFtt. Only LET tile 1tsDlu!l0t;S 10 IL
! ri.. committee and will ar1ce to fcnort lhost
| .r.i go, a,,d a.. n,l..st,
as.sso ulI anu ae,aa tuuss ~, ,,o ,,,,,;. 81
Mr., Hrnrd be 80 referred,
Mr. Heard thought it i1nportant that his r2so
lutions he considered, as lhosc offered by 3fr
becker did no, embrace tie principle Of Popular
Sovereignty. The Ramsey County Dc:nncrac,
had Instructed Mr.. Becker to 20 for just sucl
resolutions as he (Mr Hcar.l.) lad offered.
Mr. Joh*spn, ot Winona, would pot sit idlt
here and let the Ramsey County Democracy iu
suit the Democracy Of tho whole State. lie CANT
here 10 ro.c against instructiny tue delegates
for sir Douglas, a"L hs shoaM doit-
Mr.. lIeard's resolutions were referred to 1h'