Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-04-08

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Report Of committee adopted.
On motion of VIM. McLane. the tempo
rary officers Of the Convention were d.
clarrd permanent. ,f
On assuming the duties Of chairman.
Mr.. Eldridge, in thanking the Convention
for the honor conferred made the following
remarks, which were greeted by frequent
Interruptions of applause. We are COM
PEELED to omit the remarks Of Mr.. Eldridge.
The late hour at which the INNS. came TO
hand, we believe to be ample excuse.-Ev.
On motion Of J. X. Kennedy, the chair
appointed ]. X. Kennedy. A. b. Young
and James Wsldrip committee on resolu- :
tons. Nv. j. lsElse'
On mott m of H. X. Hines, the chair APP
pointed II. X. Hines, Daniel Bagley and
j. r. Knox COMMITTEES on order Of business.
Committee reported as follows: .ce.
1st. Report If committee on resolutions.
I'd, Nomination OF Candidate for Dele
este to Congress. to3a 1891
Sd. Elccion Of Territorial Central
Committee. .,s
Committee on resolutions, through their
chairman, mace report Of the following,
which were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, we deem il the duty Ofevrry
political party OF entering into = canvas.
but II ore especially in such crisis 40 now
marks our history with bond to define
fairly and squarely thu grounds on which
they claim The support Of the people,
therefore, be 1t resolred: ru.s d. srs
1st. That we hail with gla'lness all those
signs which po,tcnd the SPEEDY terminus
ton Of the most horrible aud gigantic r.
bellion that las ever disgrac-d The worlds
history-a rebellion against the lawful au-
thcriiy Of the only tree Government on
earth. and for which there was not evru =
shadow of excuse or palliation. lese -
I'd. That while We deplore the fact that
III. blood Of thousands of our best citixens
has Lern poured out like water on the bat
tie field. it was Freely offered in d-frncs
Of our Nations life, and has preserved il;
great as the sacrifice was, they have not,
til. rriore, died in vain. en.fa =.
Sd. That we endorse, and heartily ap-
prove Of the action Of the General Gov
eminent for the last four years. A better
pilot than Abraham Lincoln never stesrd
the Ship Of State eafely through more
has displayed in the past, gives No assur-l
ancs that in the future all his actions will d
b. regulated by that patriotism which has
heretofore animated him. u asst .u,tl "a .ot
9TH. That we believe it to be the duty
OF all citizens Of the United States With
out distinction Of party, to strengthen tlle,
arms of our gallant soldiers and sailors,
now in the act Of giving the death blow, !
We trust forever, to treason and rebellion.
by uniting in rendering. to the General,
Government warm and hearty sui port. v
.5tl,. That the problem Of slavery whoss..
solution seemed difficult, il not impossi.,
bic to every patriot. has been worked ;oee
by Southern politicians, and BY. then
alone. They have committed political
suicide. and their peculiar institution u
dad aud buried beyond Ill power #
resurrection. We heartily approve ths
adoption Of the amsndmrns 10 thes Co.
s,ituiion If tina United States. whereby
Slavery u Utterly. and iorsves abel
ishcd. ars .a ~.
9th. That the psrnieioss dseisiss e
State Sovereignty has besa -oss a ~
chief causes Of the sebrllias. j 10 . -
liiical, ~ veil - . mssheustieal shsuse-
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