The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-06-10
Fremont's Nomination

Administration 10 the blind supper, of all
is acis Of tyranny. fraud, and corruption,
is indgnan. that that portion Of the party
which has been one Of the most potential
elements Of its power and success. should
dare to exercise the privilege o. thinking
and acting for Itself, and, through Con
vention of lis own calling, nominate JonN
G. FREMoHr for President. The Repubi-
can press affect the belief that the move
ment originated with a few insignificant
fnaiconteuts, whose absence from the party
will tend - lis publication and strength.
If this be so, why then should the press Of
that party be 40 bitter in its deuunciarion.
Of hose who have engaged in the move
men;, No: it has sni,,en them as BEL
sHAzzAR vas smi,,eu they see TIE hand
writing on the wall" Meme, aene, ttktl,
upharsin i"-and as = DANIRL interpreted to
K ny BELsn ZzAR. so ha- the Ci.ve' ana
Convention interpreted to King ABRAHAM
=" Thv kingdom is numbered and finish
ei-lhou art weighed in the balance and
found wanting--thv kingdom i. divided
nd thv power broken-,he 'eopl- shall
rue - This movement has d:,oTganizcd
temora'zed the Republican party, aud
ise power for good 70 the country tes,s up
Oh III. res,on given for he calling of the
Ci-velsrd Convention, i.ni whrch address
= it-eli 10 lhe cuusc;ences of Ieu OF a.
parties That reason was well stated +,
Gen CocHRAvE IL his address to that AS
-emhv EIe sal that
Terrific "A the COO tess that Is being
waged for the overthrow OF rebellion. not
less serons is the question that must be
decided wheh the desresi rights of The ci.
iizan is imperied willie the soldier has
ban argagat a .ir~l ~ common foe. re
p-nt-d blows have been simel ~ the
righ'-. the franchises. shi institutions Of
fhe people ana berau-e Of theSe dangerous,
encrosrhtn-mts This messing has esemhte,i
lhe constitutional period hs~ arrived when
the people 'nus' sp.sk upon the subject Of
he rights OF man If these Entertainments
continue there i. danger OF a partial des-
'r elton OF the Liberties OF the people aud
u S"hnl'e' |" in"' 'oAat result III snch
de'"!a.'"n OF the nights aud li'erucs OF
man rs will pali the hearts sna b'snch he
checks Of lhe bravest The war he -ad
mnsi be c"ntinued until rebellion Is com
pie!e.y suh'ued' out 1t should be renem
o"'e' that there never has been and
never can oe "a!' 'i'e man question OF
""ioh does not oecome one OF finance :;
nut me 'o'eFa'ion of the army hf sh"ddy
res 'h"t nave oeen sucking the HE tIo"d
81 me haioh' thf"ugh the treasury
Tho following resolutions, adopted by
the Convention uiII ad3rass ,hons.I,a.,, ;,
,ha GOOD l.. a u:.,;
masses OF lhe htrHb'ican party As being
enlnenty sound, and they Will no longer
alIlere 10 the Administration whose ac-
ton has been inconsistent with them all
Tba, thp Fo,ara} Tnion staD bo ,ro
served
IT,. ,l,o o,,s.;.,,;on o,l r.., oc
he rn;,.d S,.,ns INNS, Io oh.s-rad ,,I
,h.,o4
Tha, no r;,,h,s oer,so 0oooh i
,ho ,ro.. ard tho hobo., .o~nn. 10
bc,d invioIa,o save in dis,ric,s hars ma-
tiaI law has been proclaimed
7. That the right Of fasylum, eycep, for
crime and srii.ct 10 |ag is q rerogoizai
principle of American lbert>-that any
violation of il cannot be overlooked and
must not be overlooked
). Ihas Tie national poicF known as
'''o '0"''e ',o''''"o '''' "'''"'' - 0''S
= ., an,, ,i,r;o., oovor,o,, on ~
coarincni. bv anv foreign ROVER, canno,
be tolerated.
ih"t me g'"Htu"e ana supper. OF
10 "''''' . 'uo ~ '''1 '''II". II s0'"'e'S
md No. fo- ,ha;r boro;o ach;orono,s :.
defence OF our imperiled country and o;
civil liberty.
10 lha, the one term policy for The
"''P,e" =. ''e pe"lt, 10
n3 lo,,ra Ia ,;ool -, 49,,
sti,n,ion,I snendman,e