The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-03-05


The PEACE RESOLUTIONS. The Anti war,
Democrats of our Legislature got up some Sc
cesh resolutions, and tried to get them through
the Assembly. The resolutions were tsken u
discussed, and rejected on Thursday last. Va
ale glad to notice that Mr.. Sharpstein, "A DEM
ocrat OF Milwaukee, had the patriotism aid the
independence to make an able speech against
he Resolutions.
tious:
WHEREAS. We believe that the following Ian
guage, 'Suppose that you go to war, you cans
not fight always when after much loss on both
-ides. and no gain on either, you cease fights
ing, the old Identical question as to terms of
Intercourse are again upon you, 'embodies great
truth and wisdom therefore:
ResOlced by the General assembly of the State
of Wisconsin, the Senate COncurrIpg, That If is
The imperative duty of the Chief Executive Of
the nation to proclaim, and we therefore, in the
name OF the people of the State of Wisconsin,
demand the establishm ,nt,a 8 soon rs practica~
BILE, of an RImstice, to the end that a cOnven-
ton of all OF the States may be held for the ad-
justment of all of orr difficulties.
R~cSoired. That we hereby instruct our Sena
Viz oAo hO4HObh OUl ASCpIOo' NAVY Az SRI-
gress TO labor TO procure, and in the name of
the people of the s ate Of Wisconsin to demand
that the present Congress shall rovide IOF q
convention OF all the States, including the So
| called Confederate States, to be held at some
suitable point, at the earliest practicable peri,
cd with a view to the restoration of the Union
with all the dignity and rights Of the several
States uninlpared.
Resolved. That in the event Of the present
| Hnnpraa.f nittvv a. .nnpt2a TO- a,,,h
we hereby. in the name of the people of the
State of Wisconsin invite each and every State
in the Federal Union, including tho so-csllcd
Confederate States, to meet delegates from the
Stare OF Wisconsin in convention at Nashville
Tenn. on the first Monday in June,A. Y, 1863
each of said States to send a. msny delegates
20 said convention rs shall equal the number Of
Senators and Representatives TO which said
State is entitled in the Federal Congress, &C
cnrding to the census of the United States OF
1860.
ResOtred, That for the purpose Of carrying
out, on the part Of the people of the State o.
Wisconsin, the object set forth in the last tw(
Ct the foregoing resolutions. there shall bt
elected on the first Tuesday Of April, 1868, in
n the usual manner, and at the usual places o.
holding elections, eight delegates from tbs
Stale at large to represent the State of Wiseon
sin III the convention TO be held in Nashville
Tenn, as above set forth, unless the presenl
Congress shall provide for a convention, as il
the second Of the resolutions designed, il
which cese the said delegates shall represen
Wisconsin in such convention, and the electioi
of said delegates shall be certified by the Gov
ernor of said State, and commissions shall is
sue to them, in the manner prescribed by law
e or as the same may be practicable. Such cleo
ton for delegates az aforesaid shall be conduct
a cd and the returns thereof made ia compliance
4 with the statutes requiring general elections
for State officers and further, in tbe event 0
the present congress failing to provide for
I convention, as set forth i'll the SECOND Of thes,
resolutions. said delegates shall be entitled to
per diem of --d dollars during the time o
their attendance at said convention as RCor,
stated, and-cents per mile for every mil
> Travelled III going 10 and returning from sal,
= convention, which per dlem and mileage aha
be drawn from the State treasury upon The wa
rant Of the State Auditor upon the treasurer .
the state, upon a certificate OF thn ffesijrn
r and Secretary of said convention.
ReSoired, That the Governor OF this Stat
{ be requested 10 transmit a copy of these Reso
! luiions to the Prcsident If the United State.
the Congress of the United States, and the Gov
ernors OF each State respectively. including tn
Governors Of the so>cslled Confederate States
Aftel some discuss ion the vote was taken o
the adoption of the resolutions, with the follow
ing resulE
Democrats 10 NalicS, Republicans in Roman
In favor Of the adoption of the Resoiu
lions
Messrs. Albert. Bentley, Burroughs, Burch
Chapman, Collins. Euiston, HnnrahaH, Hide
. brandt, Jones, Nc Olium Oeiling, o Hara, Pert
h ner, FOwer, Richardson, Sanborn,s Schant'
Schohler, ShanGhan, Simon, Sn0rer, THOma!
> White and ZtHier-25.
e Against its adoption:
Messrs. Adams, Alcot, Barron, Bates, Bling
ham, Caswell, Cory, Cox, Davis. DocksiadeI
i. Douglas, Ellis, Field, Fisher. Z. Foster, G
II. Foster, FraEeI, Galloway. Giimare, GIem
i Green, Hanson, Hatch, Head, Hill, Hyer, j ack
= SON.; LaphSm, Larkin, Nc. Farland, Mill
Monroe, Newman Osburn. Philips;Pope. Pratt
Prest, POcers PulIen, Rand, Robinson, Roth.
Rountree, Sharpstctn. ". FL, Sm'th., Spauit
z ing. S;arks, Starr. Srurte want, rwyl T, TSe&
} Turner. Vivian, Wagner, Walw orth, Web
e F. Wescott. W. S. Wescott, Vince er, Wrigh
Mr. Speakar,-G3.