Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27


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ho4 to dne0 - the Unioas - deelaae,
lst 1ssejss4 That ~ Fagnsd ~ psseeat een-
dit3eo - Tie eoontzy, the dvil var n which The
peop1e are seoAoaa,tAe e0ostte dtsme0bee tie Un-
len and ~ the oeaconitaat evils which a1iee -
- naoos = The legitinste result Of the ssceees
f1l tsaehing q The deeeSae aad policy q The lr-
repeesD3ble CoA1iet doctrine aa1 peliey
wnish enayed NestAssn ssatinent in sassgouisn
70 the eoussitatioaal rights q the people Of the
slave 6tsfes aad which peoelain s'lrrepessible"
and uaceasing hostility 70 the doaesti5 institu-
tions Of or bestArsn Of the South.
3sd. RssoIss6, Ihst notwttAstsndiaG the pro
voenAion given q Ne peoplo Of the south BY the
aSlIsststion Il Aessiiity towards their isstitu-
sions By msieeiAy Of the people Of the North, -
une0l ivOoally coo0o0a The e0aste they have pus-
sssd = obsaia redress q thsir .grisvaaess, hs-
lisving q ws do that aided BY the ecnsesvative
- been redreased au1 their nights and
ISspsete1 and sec0lsd j. C0nseitutioAal
"a ~ Constst1tioaAl means.
UON11es6eveS, That re are heartily opposed 70
the doctrine Of secession, political heresy, I'M
warranted By the Constitution, detrmeI tai to the
best Interests Of the whole country, and destsuct
i've Of the Union and that glcFious heEtags of lib
erty beqesAthed to ~ BY our fathers.
lth. Resolved, That our obligations to govern
ment,the duty we ove ~ s-.1gs3tI and :he1Advan.
cement Of ponuesa s....rv.e;on ans6h re vorid
alike command oi - 'no .S - h-rehv nlsar.
mo whole power OF the DemOera t,c partv ~
jast and Constitutional me~ ns TO maintain the
! whether its destruction be attempted BY the in
siiious teachings OF the gfer law doctrine Of th
Abolition Republican party OF BY the opsn attasks
| Of men::in armed rebellion against il.
9Th. Resolred, Thst - we are taught and ad-
mOnishsd BY the experience Of every free people
whose political sxissenee was extinguished BY the
sssumo otion Of arbitrary power and the violstion
Of fundamental principles to resist the encrvach-
ment Of Executive Prerogatives, We, therefore;
emph hatcally and unequivCcally condemn TIE -
sumption Of una nth orizsd DO By the Execu tive
Of the United States, er BY any other Of the Gov
e,h R.slrsd 0That nm, Un;on vas fo,m.A 4,
pa.ca And can r.ysr Ia narns,ns,.d ~ fo.c. u
srr.s anl N n : renuhI;cer onvsrcra,, VA -
O.the, ~ ~. sro,d he.oms. ,.;l;,.-r A..
not;sm
7th Rssolued- That thu D.mocrat;c p.r@v a..
1, fave, ~ (onven,;on ~ ths d;SF.rart Ssst.s ~
tha ent;ra In;on ~ -. 4 the c.r \. nror.
erlv had Il such leO;slasion q NAV s-cu,a sn.s,
And fnIl roht. ~ 81 s.ct;oo. ~ th;. IIro. IA
fntl pfafiA ~ oil tako md .
of ths av;tation ~ tha ouas,;on of Save,v fron,
the halls Of Congress and the States Of the Union
sIh. nssoasea, ma. We ,epu6iate .ne modern
had an IN ieosndert er;stence d,st;nct from ,hs
Federal Government. and are indebted for their
present postion in the Ucion to that (joyernment]
| - gross insult 70 tie common sense Of the cosn
~, ana snsme'.s. .s .sl.lncc.on s q nasio lcs'
snated. and un{ess promptly met with : etern re.
buke on the mart of In peoule fraus ht nth con
seoueness fatal to the li6artias of the country.
9Th. Resoyced. That ve arc irreconeilablv o.
nosed tn All naDer money banking A heinr : svs-
tenn Of leea,ised ssindlne "a 81 induced IL onlv
bv the designing cap,talist and are optosed 70 ev
efv epece. Of psper except commercial q per for
thu transaction al and trade and IN favo,
OF spexdv return 20 spe lie currency: and il for
: time We must submit to the banking system, We
recommend that the bank isw be 50 amended -
~ os HI. 1,an.-,, rat s:..,n, Ion o.
sA.~-.iya.sfA .hv ay..ss =. -. D-.A, .na son.
Jsct tneir corporations 70 sucn fesUsints - VII
10Th 'A Ps.Irsd Ths, vs are onnossd 10 . t.r;n
Of duties upon impurts, for the purpose of pro-
lection, - creating monopolee, .ad that in the
ps:sen. cH.is ~ % a.a an, ~nsn ~ " R
worthless il IS The interest of the people that ths
present burdens impo ed upon those arsiciel
.nicn enter in!o 'ne consumPuon OF tns poorer
" ~. - :,
o' :. 'As1 Wv .s
'u''o"' "n'c" 80 u".o'"o1s'y ooop'eo
Resoired, That We are in faver OF economy il
all Puol'c expe nd'tures, ana stnct sccoantA0
'aWes o".'' = D'' o"e's. 80 'o''o
'oe 'eso'uuoo' ~"'cn Auop'e'
d;N;cnlt;e. thai .r;.t be,vsen the General govern
ment Ana the Coniederate States. But should
tho Confederate States refuse : peace BILE and
equitable adjustment OF our national oimcuties
Inen We Peoge Ourselves :. suan y. ~. s;,,lu a
cons,;tn,;on and enforce the lavs Of the Fetera
| Government.
| J. A. Johnson, Of Wapello, moved that specia
eomnittes be appointed to bring in resolution
| affecting State policy. Adopted.
The following committee was appointed BY th'
| chair:
Ben n. Samuels, J. +. Neal, Q. Negus, J. A
Johnston, AID J. Mann.
On motion Of D. A. dahony the convention pro
ceeded 70 choose candidates for Governor, Lieut.
Governsr, and supreme Judge.
Hon. Char'es Mason, Ansel Humphrey LeGrsud
Rv;r..o, ard N.,n,;nL E;.ha, ~.rs nm. a.,
Dv'.e ~ e P1' 'ns'
nomination for usvefnor.
HlRsr BALLOT.
Massn. ls3. Bvineton. 81
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