Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14

CstSA
AFrKRToos SESSION.
Convention called 10 order at two
O'Clock by MIR. Hairs, Temporary char
man.
The committee on cu dcntisls reporr-
ed 495 deleaates present.
On motion Of Col. Thomas, of Boz
chanan county, q committee of one from
each Jsdicisl District was chosen Oh
permanent organization, consisting OF
The follow ng
t'ust Di-ulct-A. w. Carpenter
See. nd ID strict -lla,,ey Dan asy;
T. id Di-irict-K. Il. iarro-,
F,nitif District W,lIsm w land;
Fl Ii Di. rict-Js.. l.. Wi liameob,
Sixth ,,i-t,,ct--P II Bo,quel
Seventh Dl>,r,ct-J. Z. Baker,
h gmh D,,tr,ct-J. IL Murphy
Nlnih Dp-trlct j. u. J nn,nss;
Tenta ID s,rict--J. Brown;
Eev.nlh Detrict-ll. t. j. Board
MAJ.
The follo~ing names were rcported
and elec ed rs pc m,ncn, officers:
p,-si 1,nt-Laure Summers.
Vice Pes dru:s-J Joshua Marohsl, II
Duniavy, l.. W. Babit, Robert, MEG =
VIZ. ID. NJ. Harris, |. {. Gurus. Al. l.
Rogers. n. G. safes, VIM. q. stew.r,
Wa. l.. MoChntock, John +. Dun
unbe.
Secretary n. Richardson.
Ass stsut SecIetarles-E Il Bo'en
j.. ksgoet, John e. Armstrong, \. T..
uoiorook.
A committee on Iesoluti ons MAS re-
ported y the delegates from each judi
ci,l district, consisting OF
FIRST Dlstrict--J. X. lIornish
Sec nd Dl-t,ict-H. Il Trmble:
Third Distr c,-H. + PARROT,
Femth D,el''ct {. q Smcl zr:
Filth District J.. G,d b,yan:
5 xt Di,trct-Cha les Nc.us;
5 w-n,b D..trlct-E II. ln.vrr:
Ii .htn Distfi,t-I. VI. Preston;
Ninth D-'rct-Stl son Hutchlns;
Teuth Dlstr,ct- ID va Hammer
Eev.nii. Dlstrict j. A. HuH.
Dur NJ the absence Of ,hc committee.
the Convent on Wa. addressed b. lie
CIR IA i ng',n, ID. q. Finch. j +
Dan, ou.bc, Il j. II n, and Ii,ryey Inn.
lazy, vii n a jontleI until L. Nj
The committee then r,po ted The fol.
lowing resolutions, Which we're received
Win cheer alter cheer from Il Q vas, su.
dicnce.
The democratic party has ever been
aud yet i, law sliding party. II ask
nothing but ,ts rights under the Con.,i-
tuition md the laws. 1t resets 20 M
viola ion Of either; il counteuan, O. no
violation of eithe'. II has night To
al the Guarantees Of public and prlya,.
liberty and OF pro, ertv Contained il
our fundamental laws, and 1t will .ur-
render not one OF them. 1t has Tia.
right to d'scass pub 10 measures. ana
wall discuss them. Ii has the ri,ht 4.
propose and advocate that p hey v. ich
1t deems best for The ,at,on, aud il viii
exercise that right. II has a rlybt 10
have its policy passed upon by the PEG
pie at pesceablc and uulram,r,. lei ele,
tioos, and It wi ,Dxntaiu that r,uh,
If fsunf Ia the minority il Yields obe-
dience to all lawful rules Of the ms,.r,-
ty; if it be the maj ,rty it elf, it CLAIMS
that its lawful acts will Le respec,ad
Whittier 10 = m.j,rlty or minority. i,
obeys oil laws that are IN force. Ihns.
that It d,sik-s it seeks to over br ~
not by violence. but by legitimate re-.
peal. Tnose that II proposes 1t seek
TO carry. not BY force, bui by legal en-
sctments. And what il does in Ill
these respects it demapdr, and has a
right 70 demand. tha. all others shall
do. They o~e the same obedience to
the constitution aud laws that III. dem
ssrsts on They have the ZANE inter.
- - osssts'o Tree government; 70