, 1865-09-07
THE POLITICAL CONVEN-
TIONS.


Nth-LE6ndET GcrtCn, oIeAfn4.
sth-Col EMo1 McPhac1. Of Red Wing.
L D, Davison, D; Sinclair, and A. Z. Keefet were
epRoinisd seGetasies ..,-
juity and two minority reports. III: majority re:
port refused to admit delegates from soldiers ID the
asld. Ihs minority repost "a. s ogeEed admitting
Justly rcbnEnE The majority Of the Committee.
The second minority report iavnred the admission
Of Of So '5eo q 1ss 6g IN
This provoked lengthy diecuss1on, and after heat
ing tie statements Of the contestants, the Cunsen
the majority report was adopted without oppoti
4 committee Of one from each judicial District,
Vi: =: sRRsase Bete11 g W.T. resolutions
3d-T. J, aslhEailh-
4th-H. 8. P1ummef.
5th-O. Brown.
/. Gth-P. W. Savage. .----
The Convention has taken recess 10 await the
report oE the platform committee.
The Convention has been in seeston snca . p. m
TheTe hare been Ftxteen ballots ior Governor TINS
e. el|sa g I, .ns nss H4s .,Rssd S 9 e Tss s
3s; necessary for choice, e.
tspccial Despatch to lhe Chicago Tribunal
ST. PAM. Sept Gil pm.
ballot The vote stood: Marshall, Is; Aye.in, 80,
GflfIlan, s. The Marsha1l 1ncn a1e enth hus1astic
DC made brief and enthusiastic speech in accep-
taDcc- The Convention Ia still in session on other
Ispeaa Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
6r. PAu1, Sept 6.
II Goassn,icp has Just unanmoas, adopted
Retotsed, 1hst for the suppression Of tho great
ct armed rebellion ever Nngcd 10 the world against
integrity Of the Republic, and for tho great boons
Of peace and prosperity which We now enjoy, onE
under b,H 10 The wisdom, perseverance, courage
and devotion Of tho loyal people Of the United
Resolsed, That while VIC recognize the dispersion
Of the armed force Of the rebellion cannot shut
our eyes 10 the fact that ths local feelings and the
peEnicioue principles which eliminated Ia insurrec-
lien still exist IN The South TO great extent and
that It IL now The duty Of all lo5al men TO unite in
demanding euch wise and prudent measures Of
Of our ar1nics. and ench precautions IL my 10 ne.
ccfsary TO The fnture sasety, and the Lasting and
perpetual pcaee Of the nation.
nounced the dtabolical Epsit Of human slsrery and
having throughout the lnte wsr lent our hearts md
cordial support to every measure looking to its sup
preston DOW hail its extinction with unleigneo
Satisfaction, and With the conviction that We have
been instrumental in cleansing The nation Of this
et Se 4eseed Il s1S po1iou q
| the national do.n,nions, under any new nzme, or
| under any cunning rteteEre- We aEe determined
forms, srptsnccr and theories shall perish with IL
naut Of The 80 called Demo7aucparty Ia aspiring
10 lhtuft its couDkels upon the people tn the CUES
lions asisrg ont Of the close Of The War and mas
much o. it Is tus aDd right TINT thu, party should
&c m
Witty, extending through thirty ycarr, It accus;
toned The Southern people 70 govern inspired
them fer TINT day, Wten, falling any lonee. 10 con-
sti.uhonaly govern the Natlon, they should ret up
the banner Of revolt; and thsf through their lead
| ess, they encouraged The outbreak Of the rebel
Hon, assuring the insurgents TINT for every
regiment sent hy the Honh aeal9st ne
that lie Streets Of Sorthe1n dies should 1nn red
with blood before the South should be subjngaed; !;
that by denial Of the right Of the General Govern
ing upon the authority Of the last Of the Demo
cratic Presidents. they palsied the alm Of the Gov
eminent u he carly days Of he snTsgle I'D gave
sympathy aas upon The eide Of the rebellion, and
t1aitorous purposes, opposed every decisive meas
ure Of The General Government, resisted Or indi-
Eectly opposed the enforcement Of The draft incited
gloom md dezpondency, md dna,ly, u tEe critical
moment Of the struggle, declared that the war IVES
that ths nation rs nnaale 70 Spp
carried out. coula ouT have resulted 70 the division
and destruction Of the nation; that It Is now the
1iew W 6 e t6eir " own own Establishment IL IN
70 5sE aee o. III Z
ofpeorage O. scrfdom ss an ignorant md oppressed
claes. cui OF from all hope Of future Improvement
Of the South, md repfnach 10 The humanity and
I | civilization Of the cn,lfc nation.
Rtsotced, That the tpiEit Of our Institutions n
uuires that the measure Of man>s political Hghts
should be neither his religion bis btrthplaca, his
his coior nor any merely physiea1 characters
and o Toaq ona 6e 70 o.
portion Of our population to degraded and sah}ec
caetc, taxed 10 support and compelled TO obey I
Whole machinery may be directed to their dcstruc
: Reso,p1d. That N the cruel murder Of the l.s.
i plinepes q tie rebellion which fashns 70 desHo
~ e D. I'd 5 seoSs Il
ne pledge ourselyes 10 gather fsom his nlast5rdo1
dsoon I II hs be BE-
I s ERtso9ced-Ihat We fender to the officers and eo
d;ers who have 70 gaantly sustained tho credit
onr state and nc nat,Gn In re Lats VT our hs7 n
!. grateful people, while The names Of tie galisz
esnI n ~ w In to inspire md disret postesiy
II Reselred That .be existence oi IN Imperial Go
nnent sustained by iHse,gn naEens!s qRSt e,,a =
le oi the established policy Of our nation, md COZ
etant threat Against tts institutions and integrity
and We demand hat our Gosenaenf saaa e.
= Rssoiofd, Th.. the present financial condition
q should be prndiEed In the admtnistrauea Of bot
y the State md the National Governments, and y
further ask that A. soon = the reestanlishsd cred
he he Cpted state. khalI be made to bear less
Of Interest tan at present. and that al, inequaliut
at 1 In the burdens Of taxation will be removed
a. Rtsolrtd, Tint the administration Of the Gencr
Of Government during the past dye yearst in Ii
n. hands Of The .late. 1amented President, An.aha
48 tfxe Andrew JohnEpp, in Ill their efforts to pf