Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-26

BATES GONE TO GRASS!
Cameron Knocked out of Time!!
BY TREMEN DOUs UPPER CUT" FROM
Ye GREAT RAIL SPLITTER
HA MLIV THE CHAMPION
OF "LIGIIT WEIGHTS! =,
" Free Homes for Free Men !"
HI HOrnI

The Republican q"ssi-Nationsl Convention met
a Chicago on the 9Th inst. David wilmot of Ia
was chosen Temporary chairman.
Dir. Judd, Of Ill.,, NOV cd that a committee Of one
delegate from each state aud Territory be appointed
to report Officers for permE Ient which
was adopted.
As each Southern State and Territory was called,
loud cheers were given.
Delegates from the absent States were then called
Alabama, Mississippi sl,t South Carolina being re
ceived with Kisses.
On motion com mittes on organization and on
order Of business, wore app ointed.
The rules Of the House Of Representatives we're
adopted for the governmont of the Convention
Thcafpearance in iii" Convention Of J, shua r.
Giidings, the notorious ohio Abolitionist was greet
edwith hHg and loud applause.
At tho afternoon session the Committee Per-
manent Organization reported he name of George
Ashman Of Mass, Tor President. and Vice p
idsnt and Secfetar, for each represented Tn.
report adopted.
After tho appointment of commit on Rcsolu-
t"ns, the Conrsntou adjourned until 10 o'clocn On
the Eth
sE0o>p DN.-Tbs com. on Credentials r.por,c,ino
contested seals out OF the ~ States represented
Mr. " iI"ot ~ is ucccssful effort to ,clu..
the Delegates from rvsas, Maryland Kentucky. Nir-
gina all The Territories, aud the District of Colum-
sa After much discussion : lie l,lort wa, recon-
H!uyI % the touu., who subssuueitIy rep. r,ed n
favor II giving virginia - votes. Kentucky g. Or.
gon i. MAryIanA Il and Texas &. The nun.rr II
votes anuw"d ;hc~e states is rlurn sn.uiIr in pro.
portion. tAab tae Aoitlrrn States
resouti,n requiring only & ajarity ofths votes
ragt 20 nominate. adopted
Judge J,s>up II Pa, irurn thu Committee on Res
oiHt"hs, Il ported that TIE history thr nation du
rug the !as. t"ur ttSs faliy est l IA. the
l."Pf"} "h4 h-'''>ity Of the rsr.trnati, N of the
hrpaoi"Aa Marty aud mat the sA,rn cnII,.d
l; INTO exI"L". arr I-TlaUent ia tilrr nstur. ard
pew, more Ehan ever, demand H. pescstll and on
stItLuousi tIunph.
hat ihe nlaiEL-nnnrp of the urinriule. ur,n,,l-.
TEL Ia be b-eta atom OF ndecneence ard eulb lied
III the f.t"fA Consultation. i, essen .al 70 Ia. les.
- '",lue ~ "ur hepnblesn institution. and Il,
the Federal Constitution. the rights ot Che Sat =,
aid the anon u the States a.ld snai . ,r.-
served.
That t. 'he Union Of The States this ns.!en owes
Ai's anp'e tavntri Increase in population, It's rsp.d
aH "a Gni.h ~ wealth. IT. is.'st5 Il home I'D
is honor na!4eslszs.s VI, "a rotyurrenco ali
ethn'nes I'F i'adhh'i, oulac Hon What ser sJurc.
IIat zoe Inatutsna ne- in~talst. Of the rf-b.s at,
'h- S'hi-s aht rNie i1,y OF ~ stat. toor-r and
'''Fh US "'A Il mrstlc tu.tl, uI!ans, arrp..:. 10
La
81 "P' NhE'' 'hB perfection a1u eli of or
p"'iiirni iausis 4epe.t- deip .tpre thu. a,r
50 i"F"Stan ~ armed fhrrc OF tn sell u a., site
"r 1vrfi"fs' no matter under what pretrxt A. nn,
Of ths sTase>t crimes.
That tue p ut Admin i,trs ion ha. far excs.d3
our Wefs' =" Pehen si,ns in its subser, rncy t., tn.
gAag'"n' OF srettonai iuterest ~ eyincri in its
desperate eArri!Su IN force tr iujanou. Lerna,,t,
'ohHu'ioh h"a the pretessiag people OF k,u.o.
tna ~ IT'S a'use OF power entrusted to II by con.
htiH- - pie.
Ih.'t the pco.i" view with alarm the reck less ~,
f"'h%sh"e which pcTNates in every Department IF
IN" odrtA ''"'erntnent. and that return t. rigid
"V"h"my ana Accountability is indtsp rusgble
iaa' th' ne" dogma that the Contribution. Of its
o"l Iofrt, carries SHVsry into any or ali tbs Tori
'"f"- Is nan,rl"a. political heresy, al variance,
with the - pi'cIt provisions ut hat instrument j.
fe'""'"aHf' an ns tendency, and subr.rsi,- OF ST.,
peArr anu hsrinon~ ri the country.
That the nernal condition ot all the T.rri,nrt..
is that OF freedom
That as our republican fathers when th.y I'm,
abeh,hen sIANcts Ia all uuF national ttr-it,fy n,
uaih"" That Il" person should br deprived q; lie
ibeflS or property, without das rrurr>, Of law il
hre"nies our duty by legislation e. MAINTAIN mi.
provision 81 the Substitution against all att ap. to
NolateIt.
THAI Kansas should be admitted under the Gan.
sttutIoE Recently framed amt at apted y her ,.n
PIE and accepted ~ the uuss Of ..cpresep,atiy,.
That We demand tho passage hy congress u Tia.
House. Wv
That tho Republican PARTY /. opposed to .,nv
change Ia e naturalization laws, ami Is in favor II
giving full protection the rights Of all cia.se. Of
citizens.
Tha, Pacific Railroad is mperatiyelv demand
cd ny Tue iht"'rS> OF tn" whole country. and that
the Federal G"vorn,acst ought to rentcr sufficient
ala ia ~ contraction, aud that a. preliminary
Thereto, aa4Iy overland mail should be premttly
established.
The resolutions wind up with an invitation fo,
the e"-op.rati"h 81 all citizens however itferin,
GA other questions t" agree with In their affirm
anee AMI support.
Here followed a passage at arms between Carter
and Giddings, Of Ohio. which wound up with the
defeat, by large majority, Of the following offered
by Mr.. Gis!,lass as su addition to the frs. ressu
ton
That we solemnly rs-asseTt the self evident truth
that all men tudl Ned by THAR Greater wi tn Ger
tain inalirnall- rights among which arc those Of
life liberty and the pursuit OF happiness, and thai
Coy ernme nts are instituted smoug meu 10 secure
the enjoyment of these lights,
judge jess-. sessnL amend :. ygsbAt aistaks
in the name of the party. 1t was printed in the
resolutions, National Republican party lie wish
Cd to STRIKE OUT TaE WORD NATIONAL,
THE CoRRECTION WAS MADE.
The Resolutions then passed una nimous,y
Third pAY.-rhe President aaaaunc.G the mo-
ton pending to take ballot for President of the
United States
The names OF Seward, Lincoln, Dayton, Camsxon,
Chase, Bates and NJ Lean were presented to tn.
Convention by their respective friends
First Railot-Seward, lT3ta; Lincoln, i02 Bates
IS Cameron 6otai Mclean, l.; Chase, 4s, " ads
>; Dayton, II, Reed | tollamer, 10 /, Fremou,,
sumner, /.
Whole number of votes, 465. Necess ary to choice
233.
Second Ballot Cameron's name withdraw ::
seward, Isl >. Linc"lG. ISL Bates, s.; Mexican s.
Chase, i2i2, Cameron, ?; Dayton, 10; q. M Clay .
No choice.
On tho third ballot, Lincoln had 2sl I, votes, be,
! ing within l. of u nomination.
Mr.. Andrews, Of Mass. then rose and corrected
the vote vi Massachusetts, by cha nsng votes and
giving them 10 Lincoln, thus nanli ma ing him hy
| =. majority.
the saics of Missouri, Iowa, Kentucky, Connects
cut, ana Minnesota were also changed to Lincoln,
@hen the result was announced, as follows:
Whole number of votes. +Gu necessary to choice
ia. lincoln sol, Seward, hoy Dayton, |; Nc
| Lean, a, The uonnrtion made unanim
Hannibal Hamhn, of Maine, WAS nominated for
| Vice President ON the sccnnd ballot
| Mr.. Gidiings moved the following: -
! Resolved, That we seepiy sympsthize with TIL
men who have been driven, some from thsi, uatIS
states and some from the States OF their auep,tof
and now rNilea from their homes ON a,,onnt ~
Responsible for Il gross violation Of that clause IL
the Constitution which declares that citizens Of en-
STATE shalt be eutitod TO all the priv iegos aud in
mnnittes OF citizens vi the several states
| Adopted.
This resolution has particular reference to Fred
Douglass aud oiheE leading Abelltionists who we're
compelled ~ tsa'e the country aceouu, Of their
connection sith the Harpor's Fairy nsurrcctionl
/ After Jew Ratification speeches the Convention
adyuurnsd sine dis