New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-09
WESTERN POLITICS.
Resolutions of the Two State Conventions.
The Union State Convention held at st. Paul,
Minnesota Sept g. unanimously adopted the following


resolutions:
Rebellion waged world against liberal principles
for The gres, h ana ne INTEGRITY o. the JIG ~
ENJOY our pIoioqndest gratitude is due Almighty God and
yOtion Of the loyal people Of the United States
fe'fsea mat while we recognize the dispersion OF the
armed force OF the Rebellion shut our eyes the
fact that the local feelings and the perncious principles which
eliminated In Instruction still exist Ia South to great
extent and that Is now the duty Of all loyal unite
in demanding such wise and prudent measures If statesman
ship shall complete the glorious Of armies and
such precautions DO the future safety and
the lasting and perpetual peace Of the nation
Re'ced That having at all time. denounced the da
bolca spirit Of Human Slavery, and having nghout tie
late war hearts and cordial support every
ue ooss 20 ~ and with tbe eo s s ,hs,
have been instrumental in cleansing the nation Of this foul
blot aud furthermore pledge Ourselves never to permit
be revived in any portion OF the National dominons under
any new name andsr any euanas peten.e We are De.
ternined that not only slavery shan perish but that all hs
forms appliances and theories shall perish with it.
Resolred That namuch the existing remnant oi the SO
called Democratic party is 70 tnrJ ~ az @ lyon
the people in the questions sng out Of he close Of
and inasnuch and night that at party should o.
held fast to the responsibility Of its past recor we taIeoIe
charge upon It that by course OF seiViy e1enolhs Hous
10 years accustomed the Southern people TO govern m
pIed them with contempt FOR the North end prepared the
Tor mat day when falling any longer 70 consttuohay gov
ern the Nation they should set the banner OF eyot and
tia, through their leaders they encouraged the outbreak OF tho
Rebellion assuring the insurgents that Tor every regiment sent
by the Nor AGAINST the SOUTH one should be sent TO nghtn
m oes ana th the streets OF Northern cities sh9ad L9n
red with blood before the South should be snbusated;
that by denial OF the right Of the General Govern
the authority OF the last OF the Democratic Presidents they
paed the OF the Government in the early days Of the
struggle, and time for the reasonable conspiracy TO
ganfe ana rm itse that at every stage 81 the contest their
sympathy the side OF the Rebellion and that 10 'he
they Organized secret societies FOR tTatoTons purposes,
opposed every decisive Of the General Goyerumen'
resisted indirectly opposed the enforcement Of the tra in
dependency and finally IN the critical moment Of ne sug
Gle declared that the iaiure that the nation wss
unable suppress the Rebellion, and csmored for meas
ures which II carried out could only have resulted in the
division and destruction Of the nations that 1t Ia now the
intention o. the Democratic party, by working on
the PIE udces Of the and with view to ther own
slsGent IN power 10 preserve TIE ausss Of the heoeo
BY retaining the black Of the South IN condition on
peouaee serom ignorant and oppressed class cot of
from an hope Of future improvement. source Of constant
dancer 20 the white population Of the so tn. and epToaen
to the humanity aud civilization OF the cne nation.
Resred That The piii Of iavsioHs feqaie' ha' he
tg0n his birthplace h race hi, color nor any mercy niyt.
cal ohqyG sic and that Uouh be 'nbterHre coh N.
orr popgInoa 10 degraded and subject l,d support
compelled 10 obey Gorernment IN hiea fy hore 20
roiee and Vh0se aos ndeaey may be dsefse 70 "ep oe
Re,orl Tia. in the cruel murder of the late Executive Of
the United Abraham Lincoln, recognize the naa-
falling destroy the life of the nation struck down its sbest
pledge ourselves gather from his msyrdom devotion
10 the great principles well maintained and IN defense
Re,olreI That we tender the officers and soldiers who
have calamity sustained the credit Of State and the
Their services and uerngs will be bone IN reneIn
brance by grateful people while the names Of the gallant
left to aspire and direc, posterity
Re,olre3 That the existence Of Imperial Government,
sustained by foreign bsyonets upon the soi Of sister Re
public Mexico violation Of the established policy of oar
nation and constant threat ssa1st ITS institutions ard
such steps VIII ead to the prompt withdrawal Of the in
Reiored Ths, the present financial condition OF the
try demands that the economy should be praeced
lie adinration OF both the State and the National Gov
rnmens and further ask the reestabshed
itd s,s snail be n,de to bear less rate Of interest than
aud al IN vi
PS,ri MAI the administration OF the General Govern
menied Precedent Abraham Lincoln and in the hands Of tho
present Executive Andrew Johnson, in all their efforts to
preserve The Union and the liberties Of the country meets
with orr hearty approval nd coneurrenee = ,,,.....
thank the present Executive of the State bis ExeeeDcy Ste
government for the able faithful and efficient manner !,
which they have discharged the duties Of their respective Of
Roircd That in the OF fure Of proper National
in favor of such sae a. shan asse
State and the orphans Of those who have persisted in the
45p.m.~On the 2ed ballot for Governor, Marshall
was nominated. receiving 65 votes. Ayeril received
80, and Gifllan d
ST. PAUL Sept. c, 1865.
The rest Of the ticket was nominated as follows:
Lieutenant GOVERNOR Thomas Armstrong of Olmstead'
Secretary Of State. Col Rogers treasurer. Charles
Schetler; Attorney General, Col. Wm Gown.
Adjourned siHt de.
The Wisconsin Union Convention held at Madison.
September and = passed resolutions Of which the fol-
lowing is a summary;
F,,t Renders thanks to God fer The final victory over the
war inaine the assassination OF President lincoln, but
not m he hsd lived his great work nearly done TIE
Ike one inspired almost closed the Rebellion
crushed and the lig floating over every state.
Serd. Expresses gratitude the arDy and navy Tor the
the Union and the overthrow OF slavery aud
pledges suppoF; the home o disabled soldiers and soldiers
I1yi Declares that slavery IN which ives the 'nimqs q
'le late Rebellion, Is ghiiay oy se war slu ,hr
ion OF the States that they good iaith accept
freedom az their situation. not only by abohns slavery IN
Me- con,nfiou sbohiug slavery every State, thus
moving the cause the Rebellion aud establishing liberty
Fo6 Asserts thai the trumphs Of our hes shown
Secession De monsrous heresy and put an end 10 al
idea i any state peacea0y or io'ci0y oa Withdraw nom
Fis Recognizes in the administration Of Presiden, John
colin Of hbeIs terms II reconstructon yet showing
determination TO correct he abuse Of political power ior d.
rerou rucon the Union entire and 20 ~
the rights which they ont.ted In Tree governments AID
SIih Declares that While the cessation OF the war il
welcomed. cannot be forgotten that large portion
Of me white population iies9 RON acts OF hosti.iy
10 the Government are unsettled IN opinions ana unfecou
ced 10 the results OF the contest and Is matter Of re
not be withdrawn until such evidence OF loyalty gwen -
will make the people safe participants IN Tue Hgh OF sci
government. obedience % the laws acqe-cece
n emancipation protection OF freedmen ~ i.e is - 10y
the ruits Of their aoo and seeay against ''0e1'' anu WI
secuton.
Sercnt That the Constitution should be amended as to
make representation popoonase to the number o essy
HIM That the Naion Deb f sacred Obligation and
epudihtion would tie repobitlo 81 t owned word
As folly, crime and suicide s Of ne.,o .s y
not so much great captasis as -. , o I ",o
put their money in almost bankrupt treasury, aud tlai
not tosoiI.efs they entitled 10 our gratitude
49, ny n - GOV Lewis refuses o be q candidate for re-
election we express ourcoda appreciation Of h4 admins