Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-20

ra@ CJuC1nu0SI, June IL.
Rebe! sources admit Ions st Port Hud.
son Of nix hundred.
The seat IT government Of Miss., 10
temporarily removed to Enterprise.
Il 10 understood that Vallandighsm has
gone to some Southern port, from which
he intends to take his departure for Nassau.
Philadelphia, June Is.
Business in this city 10 mostly Suspend
ed. Reports fran Harrisburg state that
the rebels are at Carlisle, eighteen miles
from that place.
Baltimore, June Is.
The Governor has issued Proclsms.
ton calling the people Of Maryland 70
rally to defend their soil from invasion.
Columbus, Ohio, June l2.h.
The State Democratic CONVENTION yes.
terday was the largest and most sutbua;.
astio that ever assembled In Ohio. r..
Senator Pugh, made . speech demon neins
the arrest Of Vallandig ham, his mock trial.
despotic banishment. He exscrated Born.
sides order No. 80. spurned and defied il.
In spite Of his wish to decline tho nomi.
natiou, Pugh was nominated for Lieut..
Governor Juge Van Trump was nomi.
mated for Supreme Judge. A Committee
Of twenty were appointed 10 wait on Tho
President of the United States and demand
the return Of Vallandigham. Numerous
peeches were made By 8. 8. Cox, Col.
Sam. Medary, Sherman and Others, all bit.
terly denouucing Burnside and bis order.
Aher laborions, but exceedingly harmo.
Nous and enthusiastic session, the Con.
vention adjourned. with the determination
to el"et Vallandigham Governor Of Ohio
BY triumphant majority. The repor. Of
the Committee on Resolutions, declares
that the Democratic party ever has been.
Is yet, a law abiding party, asking moth.
ing but its rights under the Constitution
and laws; that the will Of the people il
the foundation Of all free Governments:
that to give effect to this will, free thought.
free speech, and a free press is absolutely
indispensable; that there is a manifest
difference between the administration of
Government aid the government itself:
that the administration is but the agent OF
the people. subject to their approval or
condemnation, according to the merits or
dement's of their acts. The Resolutions
further protest against the Emancipation
Proclamation; oppose com pensat-d eman.
cipa'ion as burdensone on the people.
unjust in its nature, wholly without war.
rant in the Constitution; declare that tho
power assumed by the President to pro.
claim martial law over States whore war
does not exist, and to suspend the writ Of
hcttGs corpus, unwarranted BY the Con.
stitu'ion-its tendency being to make
civil authority subordinate to military:
that the arrest and imprisor ment, pretend.
Cd trial and actual banishment Of C. l..
Vailandig ham by alleged military author.
ity for no other pretended crime than tha,
OF uttering words Of legitimate criticism
upon the conduct Of the administration in
power, and Of appealing to the ballot. box
tor change Of policy; said ares. and
military trial taking place where courts
of law are open and unobs,ruc,ed. 10 .
palPab!a violation Of the provisions Of tho
Constitution Of the United Ststes; that
whenever practicable 70 ob,sin a Convso.
ton Of all or hrce.fourths of tho Sts,es.
sach body should be conve ned for the Dur.
pose Of proposing such amendments 70
the federal Constitution ~ experience
proves necessary.