, 1863-07-02
TERRITORY, THURSDAY. JULY 2, 1863

wrong doing, It must be coniessedO come eDjo
in peace all the rights this instrument coniers-
let US be men and brothers. These people car
not be forced back BY arms; these question
must be compromised. Bullet me not be misur
derstood; am an unconditional Union man, an
believe Geo. E. Cole is, also; know he is ur
conditionally loyal. Though hate that wor
loyal, word Of European extraction, Ct only 20
. court where kings abide, and Is entirely out {
place in . country Of republican rule; but
know Geo. 3. Cole is Internationally in favor Z
the Union"
Dugan said that II he had inadvertently sal
anything which those who supported Cole di
not approve, be wished they would say so. S
far as he knew, the sentiments expressed wer
those Of Cole, and he understood they were thos
Of the democracy. That he had agreed, In &C
cordance with Mr.. Coles solicitations, TO STUN
the Sound country, didn't say clameaters .thi
time, but Sound country and be wished to star
right There was no response to this. Dugal
was interrupted BY four men stamping their fee
two or three times, and while he was speakin
Of the retribution sure to overtake Lincoln, on
enthusiastic Cole man said, "Thank God 70
thati" -.
Lassater, formerly Of Oregon, then spok,
Said that democracy was misunderstood; tha
democracy had nothing to do with niggerA o
any Of those questions over which people get q
much excited. That the democratic part
started 10 1917, and was anti-tariR anti.bank
anti-monopoly, but not anti-slavery; that dutie
should be I'd valorem and not specific Tha
this Administration was in favor Of specific du
ties, therefore he opposed Il That they tried h
pass bankrupt law; that Bush said they rnI
to . bankrupt law 90 certainly - wetsp pan de@l
hill That he understood Cole 10 be antitarif
anti.bank, anti-monopoly, and anti.bankrupt anG
therefore he voted for him. (Some wag 70
marked that he did not know about the anti
bankrupt paFt)
The. vote was then taken 10 ratify the nomina
ton Of Cole, for which just five voted. Il va
then proposed to appoint central committee
Anderson Cox, formerly Of Oregon, was pro
posed for one Of said committee. Andersen
arose and said: "That be commenced voting 70
jackson before he was twenty-one, that for
great many years he had been good democrat
that Is, he had stood square on the platform
and voted for the nominee; but since this n
bellion commenced, he had been for the Uhioi
without o prefix" II intend 10 live BY Il and
Il need be, die by il" "To be candid with you
gentlemen, as to your democracy, ! am not O
L After this war Is over, am willing TO dil
cuss measures and divide on them, but Will
this rebellion lasts, stahbing Of the national liz
am not on it II will be time enough to max
rules to live by when We are sure We live. NJ
sir, am not on L" There was no committe
appointed, and the meeting adjourned.
The plain truth Is, the elements! would no
mingle. One Of the men who signed The ratif
cation call had party on the 9Th Of Januar
last, at which tUasts were freely drank, h0pin
that on the 9Th Of January, 1864. the Coafed
eFate flag might Hoat In triumph over both Mort
and South. Bill Terry, Dr. Harris, Louis Mp
Ian, Porter, Armstrong, and Kane, are the gres
lights Of Democracy here, and they openly II
joice over the discontinue Of our afmieA Som
Of these shining oFbs Of Democracy have lsi
for Boise. Mr.. Cole himself will not deny .thl
Dr. Harris, who openly Fejoiced when Hooks
iell back; who Is In the habit of saying that
considered @JefE Davis . d-d sight bette
Onion man than Abe LincOln,n took an aetiv
part 10 the first convention here. .gqsiig,y
| Who is Mr.. Coles party In the Statese Dos
Vallandigham belong ioitf Does sJesse D. BFiei
belong to TT Do eli those who aid and syn
pathise with the rebellion belong to iti Do u
knights Of the Golden Circle vote bis ticket
Does Mr.. Goie rejoice when be hears that Il
Union party carries States ct home, Or did !
shout over the great moral and political uprisir
Of Ben Wood and the Five Pointsf By al met
DDS of, reasoning known amongst mon, u Gabri
should consott with bis own lfee viii and uccol
with the deuizeus Of heIl, be should be ealll
and rscognissd as devil and I any man no
makes his bed with aanaaaisnists and cope
IhssSs, nS st6did be classed with eopperhead
I have never heard Mr. Cole say q word abou
public matters, but Judging from his political ai
spciAtes and supports, Il be succeeds IN this can
vass thero will be reioicinR in Hell and at Rich