The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03
Republican Delegates and Rose.
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Republican Delegates and Rose.
lOllOns.
The following Is list Of the Dele.
gates appointed at the recent Repub.
lican State Convention held at Dcs
Moines on The %, inst, also the resolu-
tions passed at the same time.
Delegates AT Large
J. A. Williamson, j. T. Clark, Fran.
els Springer. ID. d. Chase Altcrnates
J. II. Rothrock, J. II. Needham, A. G.
Brazil, Col. Grabb.
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
lst District-Geo. w. McCrary, Of
Lee, and J. Z. Strnblc, Of Jefferson. Al
ternatcs-O II = Scott and G. w. Ed.
wards.
I'd Dist.-D. w. Ellis, Of Clinton.
and j :. Stacy. of Jackson. Alternates
&C. + Oberman and John Wcare.
80 Dist. S. Woodward, OF Blu
chanan, and Geo. Kern, OF Alamakee.
Alternates--J. NJ. Brayton and J.
Nickalus.
4th Dist.-G. d. Woodin, of Keo-
knk, and J. NJ. Hedrick, Of Wapello.
Alternates-I. L. Allen and n Udell.
5th Dis,.-Colc Noel, OF Dallas, and
l.. Lingentelter. Alterrates- Chas.
Hayden ,ra Frank Street.
9Th Di>t.-G. NJ. Woodbury., Of Mar
shall, ani Peter Mrlcndy. Of Black
Hawk. Altcrnates-M. Z. Woodruff
and Addison Oliver.
| RESOLUTIONS.
The Committee on resolutions report.
ed the following:
We the delegates of the Loyal PEG
pie Of the State II Iowa, assembled for
the purpose Of nominating delegates to
the National Convention, deening this
Il proper occasion TO give expression to
our views Of National affairs, do resolve.
lst. That We congratulate the Coun
try and the Government on the glorious
and uniform successes of the National
arms for the past year, and the iattcr.
ing prospect Of total and complete
overthrow Of the rebellion during the
present year.
I'd. That this Convention fully en-
dorscs the war policy Of the National
Administration, including the policy
looking to tho determination Of the in
s,itution Of Slavery in the rebellious
States of the Union.
Sd. That we are favorable to an a
mendmen: Of the Constitution Of the
United States in the manner pointed
ont b. that instrument, forever prohib
ting slavery and involuntary seryitude
except for the punishment of crime
throughout all the States and Territories
Of the Union.
4,h. That Abraham Lincoln is en-
titled to the gratitude of,hc country
tor the honesty and fidelity with which
he has discharged his high trust as
Chief Magistrate Of the Nation and
that be is the first choice Of this Con
ven,ion rs the candidate Of the loyal
people Of the Union tor President in
1864.
5th. That we find language entirely
inadequate to express our gratitude to-
and administration of Iowa's brave sol
diers. On every battle field, from
Wilson's Creek to Mission Ridge, they
have crowned their own names and
their State with glory, and now with a
patriotism unparalleled in history, after
the trials and hardships of three years.
active service, they arc rushing into the
ranks to put the browning glory on their
deeds. The living heroes should, as
they will be the constant object Of cur
esteem and regard, and the memory Of
those who have g!orously fallen in de-
fence ofliberty will be forever enshrinea
in the hearts ofthe people.
9th. That our FIRST and earnest efforts
are due aud will be given to aid our
Governor in his prompt and patriotic
efforts to fill the ranks Of the Iowa Reg
iments in the field and preparing to rem
der the most efficient aid to the Govern
mcnt in the coming, and as we hope
and believe, the ti"al campaign Of the
war.
lava GnInIErc IN MlncnIrRI REc.-