The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-08-14

Sank
IL S. Trippe, Cha.. HalIa'.
2. NJ. G. Waite, s. V. F. Alderman.
Shetoygan-
l. S b. Hogan, Carl Zilier.
2. Chas. Oetling, E. B. Treat.
3. J. F. CorroId, Henry Hays.
4. VIM. EIwel!, II. G. II. Reed.
Walworth-
1. w. Stebbins q votes.)
9. Dr. II. Ward, r Kinney.
3. J. Wilson, e votss.)
4 John Mather, J. D. Merrill.
Waukesha-
/. Geo. w. Brown. Joseph Fuss.
2 W. p. King. D. II. Rockwell.
8. Pitts Ellis. J. II. Verkins.
a. Leonard Martin, Jno. Fallon.
Washington
I. Adam Scantz 8 G. Pickett.
.. d. w. Maxon, BIS WieI.
8. Philip nhein, Martin Schoettler.
Winnebago-
/. r. J Harvey, H. Rains.
2. A. p. Swineford, G. w. Schsffer.
3. G. Reed, % votes
Waupacca-
James Micb'ejohn, G votes.)
Door. &C.
l.. Gol,!stucker, y vo.es)
Wood and Marathon
b Ringle, J. IL. Wells.
Jackson and Clark
Jacob Spaulding, e votes
Trempelau, &c
Jas. A. Mecpette. Geo Gale.
Eau Claire, &c
Jas. A. Taylor. w. T. Galloway.
Pierce and St. Croix-
l. d. Seeley, q votes
Burnett, Polk, &c.-Not represented.
La Pointe, &c.-Not represented.
Report accepted and adopted
And on motion Of Mr.. Webster, of Mil
waukee, the temporary organization was
declared permanent, and
Messrs Nj NJ Ponerov, Of La Crosse,
and ID Carpenter, Of Dane, were added
to the lst Of Secretaries
The Convention was then addressed BY
Mr.. E G Ryan, of Milwaukee, and Hon.
Harlow S Orion, of Dane.
On motion Of J II Earnest, the Chair
appointed committee on resolutions, to
consists Of two from each Congressional
district:
1st DIst-E G Ryan, J r Sharpstein
81 Dist w Bird, A S Sanborn
Sd Dist-M HOLSTER, Trip
4,h Dis,-A ID Bonesteel, VIM Elwell
5th Dist-Joserh Villas. jr., 10y
9th Dist b Tyler, M NJ Pomeroy.
On motion Of " HON, it was
Reso1yed, That no nominations be made
until report was received from the COM
mi:tee on resolutions.
Whereupon the Convention adjourned
to meet at I p NJ.
At I p N, the Ccnvest,ion rser pursusn,
TO Adjournment.
re committee on RESOLUTIONS reported
as follows;
| RcsolOed, That we re affirm and adopt
the address issued bv the State Convention
held on the 81 day of September, 1862
and the resolutions of,he Mass Convention
! held in Milwaukee on :he 25th Of June
! 1863, as the settled doctrines Of the Dem
ocratic party of this State
That we hail with delight some mani
festation of desire on the part Of the
people Of some ofthe seeded States to re
turn to their allegiance to the Union and
hold it to be the duty Of the Administra-
ton, cordial to cooperate with the people
Of such States for :heir restoration to the
Union with all the guarantees Of their
rights and interests contained ia the Con
! stltuticn.
I That while we would not now Withdraw
! our armies from the field or in any man
ner recognize the so called Confederate
/ States, yet if such manifestations should
become general throughout the seeded
States, we believe that the Offices of peace
/ should suspend those Of war, and that j.
will in such event be the duty of the AID,
ministration to encourage the holding Of a
! Constitutional Convention Of all the States
/ to restore peace, maintain the Union and
/ support the Constitution.
Which were unanimously adopted
/ On motion, it was
Resolrea, That the Convention do now
! proceed 10 tItct, fltu DCCe, candidates FOL
he respective State Offices, in the follow
| ing order:
| | Governor,
2 Lieutenant Governor,
3 Secretary Of State,
Treasurer.
5 Attorney General.
6 Bank Comptroller.
7 State School Superintendent,
8 State Prison Commissioner,
Mtoymal Vote for Gorernor
I II L Palmer received IS!
! " 7 Lynde, I:
Geo Smith, II
N Dewey. Il
B Ferguson, i
/ G. S Benton.
Formal rice roee Vote for Goveraor.
! A formal vote was then taken, and resultec
! II Palmer, III
w p Ivnde. 7,
Geo b Smith,
! N Dewey,
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