, 1865-09-15
WISCONSIN POLITICS.
Gall for Another Union State Con-
Teution.
Comments Of The Press on the Conveu.
t1on and Senator Doollttlc.

Comments of the Press on tac Conveu.
ton and Senator Doollttlc.
MASS sIATE CONTENTION.
The ffltnds Of equal rights, who believe
that tie mission OF party organizations Isl
promote the success Of right principles, and 1
shot ,lle late Union State Consentlvn, ia re- |
fueing to recommend the adoption Of the PRO-
1Need amendment TO our State constitution
In favor Of impartial suffrage, has 1nisrcp-e.
scntel the sentiments Of tho republican and
jeopofdized the great principle Of selt:gos-
esnmcnt, VI hieh Is vital to restored Union
and national peace and prosperity, and VINO ~ho
believe that free constitution, cqnal laws
and impartial Justice are the only sure foun-
dations Of nasiona1 Mell-being. ase instteo s 70
ut !: O'Clock p. H., to give expression TO tneiE
views and to organize an active canvass Tor
The success Of the constitutional amendment,
and for the election ofthe Union state ncAe1'
I 3tuHACKEE Sept. l., lst.@
\ jFrou the Milwaukee, Sen!tnel.]
A-1rc VIC PRINT cali which has been hand
Cd Us ~ State Convention, to be held at
Jacksonr.te during the state Fair. The pur-
pose o. the ~nsention TINS summoned y mol
to make my lh.ious opposition 70 the Cnion
ticket nominated ~ IN Madison. M o. There i also
the further purpose, o. thu part Of those who
| desirc such convenlau a5 this that the
friends OF equal rights IN nsvisconsin shah have
out m evasion, their devotion to he lundament-
| ri nrinciples Of our Government, which they
ali moi have m opportunity Of doing It Mad
isou. They arr unwilling that Wisconsin,
should seem 10 be halting or gong backward
| in its cause ss friend Of Impartial liberty me
universal humanity, at moment when lts
voice Is most needed to inform those In pow
er Of the wishes Of Its people and they taxi
this means to obtain IN expression OF the pop
ular opinion, independent 81 the lears OF 1hs
schemes Of politicians Of al descriptions
such Convention as is proposed can aist
do much In arouaing the people to 40 hnpos
tance Of adopting the constitutional amsna $.
! mEnt Respecting suffrage In this State, anu
nakipr arran.ements Tor a thorough CANVAS
t,f thc State to secure that result.
It will he noticed that the caH ior me .;oa Ion
vcntion proposes to Eatiiy the nomination
made at Madison, and it will undonbteda!
, Lclp TO swc., the large majority which th
.yc113tnt ticket there nominated will rccetye
: Ne hope I'll the Union papers Of the stat
will give tie call prominent place insfhe'
columns, and Will see TO 1t that tne! 1oc..
lies a1o represented In the PROPOSED ConScp
= tion. ..... -..
fFrom the Jnnesvitle Gazctte.l
A nitrate letter from q political friend
Grgnt county, speaking Of the laboEs Of N
: Cntou State Convention, says:
sns :pd Asu se Ss,sal s Es d:sess
"
"a platform for what Il tails TO contain. ,..,
- Our readers ueed not be told who tue ses
st t1cmeu are who are mentioned By. tho Wflts
al ofthe above % not 10 1ho" y 'a1 an
y, dseryedly III the front rnnk among the III
:, and earnest men Of the Stnte, and 10 not
IL 1iere that It is best to sell our Republics
Is birthsieht for mess Of official potiage. j;
# Is s1l over the State. rson.e afg Tbeg RetGs Ia
~ 10 tault to find with the laboIs OF the GO
~ ycnion In TINT particular. They belle
nc TIL ren,1emen nominated to BE- hone:
he caInblc, and every way worthy oi their heir So I
he n!ati,rm a. far as it goes, bnt they do co
,,a plain Of what It fails TO contain, as the gent
~ men u, alluded to above. II Is th1s SIN
ia omissisn which is quite as criminal and
ca prchCntihle as that otcommisston. Inc actl
the Of The convention Is aH the more s'nsu
Led when it l. known that nearly gu the can
~ dates nominated By It, are ia favor Of I
Ing 1icfa Of Suffrage. Indeed, We believe that
10 RI; one Of thein Is 50 disposed, except Colo'
run Eask, md Nc a1e not certain that ne Is
md posed to It. Aud VIC may be permitted 70
AL lust here, that, In our judgment, the eqnl
-. cal position Of the convention, 90 far as
~ platform is concerned, Is mainly due 70
ISL distinguished chairman on resolutions. H
4 James Z. Dooltt1c. It. was his plausible m
,sel iuGlation that did the work, and ali the
wa 1t there Is In 1t rightfn1ly belongs to nm.
.,i4 Wt1tlnE luA5 "E Nv wv -se ,-.
Q" The distinguished Senator; rag su
7er- majority of tho Convention with MINI
ork who knew that tn following bis lead they =
a,y Yot representing the wishes Of their const
49,. cntE. Tho now Hoxn upon the Conventit
'et work. Had Senator Doolitt1e INCORPORATE
oi nIank in Ills platform favorable to Tue e1
VS.: Tim Of the right Of suffrage fn'thi5 STATE
ays. xnuld have been hailed With unann
rs shout of appreciation by the very same 70
Ia 1hnt npp3auded the platform II II now sta1
''.m Whcu ne saw his great intuence in that !
~ vention. We felt constrained to eIclsiIn, IN
.n5 ianrnasc OF scripture: " Hath not the po
ouo roWer over thu clay, to make one yesse
oiaf honor and another 10 dishonor! ana We
days eorTy our distinguished friend hsd not J
The his eminent abilities IN lifting his follower
gera out OF the region Of e1pfdfency, and es1aHi
,~,.. them upon tic eternal rock Of liberty aha
ONE, Eenre1tinn .siet ns do light though
and Ieayens foli.' Let US do right and the
'ipass ems scaI not fall.
as Of EESAIoR poolaTta2 ASo tAs s1Ase WA
rFrasu tie Milwaukee sentfnel1
i ha' A correspondent, Whose letter We
% 1of elsewhere inquiries whether senator Doo
have carries the Republican party Of this sta
neH his breechcs pocket We should be hnpl
.4..,, answer this somewhat suggestive inqut
Wv" re gere entirely certain as To the facts
amer ennld he sure that our answer Was col
ncnt, 1iur impression is that the Senator la
wecn nut the party In his pocket; at least, v
sso aufte sure there Is large and rcspsc
Stortioyr NJ the party who do not occupy