, 1865-09-07
THE POLITICAL .C0SYEt'
Ti0NS.
MADISON, ST. PAUL
AND ALBANY.
Gen. Fairthilds Noni-
mated for Union Gov.
eraor Of Wis.
consin.
Gen.: Marshal for Union
Governor of Min
nesota.
The Albany Democratic Conren'
ton not yet Committed
| PROGRESS OF The IOWA CAN
| T.. VVSS-.-TAE CALIFORNIA
| ELECTIONS.
The Foreign R. R. Stockhold-
|. crs-lmportant Proposition
! 10 the Erie Road.
IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH
WEST.
4 REBEL OFFICER LYNcHE1 At
KNOXVILLE.
THE POLITICAL C0NTEN-
GIONS.
4 REBEL OFFICER lYNcHE1 At
KNOXVILLE.
THE POLITICAL CONTEN-
TI0NS.

MADISON, Sept e.
The Union Stale Convention met In the Assem- |
]ly hall at noon to-day, md was called To order By
Horace Rnhlec, Chairznau Of the State Central |
Committee
Morgan l. Martin at Green Bag Has chosen te1n- |
porar, Chairman and Hon. #. c, Webb Of Waa-
ehasa, and Hon L. L. Tay1or Of Pierce, temporary |
Secretaries.
A Committee On Credentials was appointed co., |
eistipg Of one delegate fom each Congressional |
distrIct, Col. Tom. eJno1dt Of Dane ~ ChaIrman-
snon1ed on Of to n ,eR en- ~.
rreasiona1 District They are a follows Mcs.rs.
Sherwood Of Green Lake; J. q. Howe Of Brown;
of Dane; l. j. Turner Of Columbia; Corei of
Gla,es Of sbebeysan; lotiridge Of L Crosse md
some disenssion was lad in regard to the ap-
pornt1nent OF commi1sec on resolnlions, scoalor
boolittie moving to instruct the committee to re-
aimtnirifations. The motion was tabled, and the |
Convention adjourned til Pm.
AFTERNOON SESSION. |
On rc,aascmbline the Committee On Credentials |
reported. The Committee on Permanent Organtza. /!
uon rrported The following az pcfmanent officers:
:. FrGSa2esf-Bou. Morgan 5. Mnsttn, Of Green
tiet Prfsident-J. J. case, LIT District; Gen. ].
T. proudht, ID District J. Il: Round Tree, Sd Dis
,tict: Sioddard Judd 4th District: Vim. !. Bash,
~ District; csEFo9 GSe9naa s31 e;e pls4ie:
~
All Il whom xcre unanimously elected.
The following COMMITTEES On Resolutions Was
then elected, With Hon ]; T. Doo1iitle a. chair.
man: Gen J. y. TaIue- J. r. Boyd. Ft.st Dlst1ict
Gsn. J; = E70aaioo. M ~ =. r Strong, sseond
trtct; steddand Jpdd; L. =. I.skeela Fourth District;
Gen. J: +; Hgnr, y. u. H!ker; F1nh District;
The 81 conscnt,on % M then pro- proceedea I to- to nominate
On motion, Gca- Fairchfld was unanluoasly noz-
md ss: H& apna sppi lin o
inc eamc. md TO conduct him befo,r the Convcn-
uou- Amer being introduced. 1he General made
1easnns 1ee fhanEs foq the S Sonep eoniled md
plcdetnc biz heatticst efforts to give sati.hctou-
lle paid high tribute TO Ar. LINCOLN, and aisoto
believed IN and supported ri. administration. ne
believed that no member Of cong7ers would be I'D
sd IT, 9e W. %:r pgt 'a1a9 W5Gly ae1 f Union 'n
The Convention then procecded to The uomfna-
t,on Of L}entenans Govrnor. An informal ballot
nef M lp'essnt pr 'oeumbenlh m ii; cel 0: d Issrsass.
10: J. s. Wilkinson, 81: y. T. Price, H.
1he aan1e Of the latter gentleman Wss Withdrawn
and tho Convention adjourned until o'clock.
EvK&1Hn sEss1ox. =
Nhcn The Convention feassemhled. at o'clock.
The ratne Ct Hon. 5. >. Wilkinson Nas withdrawn,
aud the 1ollo.t9e soss WIS taken: 1ci for "Eman
A motion made to make the nomination
unanimous, which wss done amid great applause
knlie Eon1 otAl o! oPp1slunu "h9 M1+1uestcu
Il. IF: Field, Of Grant comfy. barring large nnm-
bcr Of sa1m supporter to the Consen!toa. who
were dtpoeed to contest the clams OF thetE asoFfe
candidate with zeal.
Gs n1ts aSs sn,a@ g'5 1t 81 oe ssss, II
to hiR country in her tim Of need.
Ten. Howe also made speech. referring 70 the
wound he had received In defence Of freedom anu
right $780,,
nation ry Hon. o. 3. Thomas and Mr.. IA xcton.
Inc frat nallot WIS caueo lof auo resR1tea a. 1o-
lows;; r,.,a %
Goi- AIea. 10 Sl5AI is Ets'a, ',s,,a,,-,,., r.,
CoL h!au ; Was aSo a1 n. ~ . 9t.Jtr..a uu.
nateuc WIZ GtI9t G sss aSoa Fl - ~. neni.,
tlon treasurer: Nnen Iess1 S IN ~ !e st nonlnaao1
o. non. y. L amy o. po9$ t4e nti' ,oiaai H
I naHos pGank- E. s1MM ~ a'o' oaaaoea ~ 1a07
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ont III L. p1t5 ~. ru ~ .Se P.e+ XII shIIf
LUZ An4 eo &c ~ oun l. 49, ~ 80 r..aa ~ ~
| ts,to t!I]GsS t tae @7tat4' @'o sos'" 1Aa' VI VIC
1.soM Srnt The f.onvcntion r,r,feede3 to
~ tf.-.1 f.ifn, ~ Ii.ns- I:omn,r1lfrr effer ser
~ ~, rertfcr1cn s.nd hcen nac5 * nomnatinn b.
| tiaitt tS3,ds viii no foo,inc ncsn;,e Cni r X
daa @ sStS 81 ~ =: cep ep1 fos naco Il: bid So9
nEao 1,fa * esA's : r II Ha7seion- +
se' &C. c. ~ nAE's., -. :.
1a* ~.
Senator Doolittlt ttom the Cou1mlttee % hesolu-
tsons, reported series Of well drawn rc.o!usions
Of which the following IL = b71ef summary:
Tie first renders th1nEs to God fos final VICTORY
over the rebellion and The retnrn Of peact
the tec1ihces Of VIZ including tn. assassination ot
President Lincoln, but not ill he bad Lived 70 SEE
HI TTeat wUrk Deary done the conflict in which he
hsl led the peorIe nt,,os like one inTprcd almost
| c1need the rebellion crushed md The tag noluuG
| oye9 ever State.
The second ezpz=se. gratitude tg The army mud