, 1865-09-28
| WISCONSIN RADICAL
CONVENTION. ..
Speeches Of Gen. Paine l.
Senator Howe.
Resolutions Of the
Convention.
DIAD0LICAL ATFEMPT TO KILL
GEN. GRANT.
HIS Train Run off
q S1clLCh.
Gems. Palmer { Brisbane Indicted
fnr Vin{atinn f,f tt,p Ken
| lucky Slave Laws.
THE WISCONSIN, IOWA AND
MINNESOTA STATE FAIRS.
REPORTED ARREST OF HOWELL
COBB.
Death of Hon. VIM. Fl.
Duane.
The Tropical atlantic Cable.
Details Of the Scheme.
TIE WIRZ TRIAIr--INTER-
ESTING LETTER READ
| IN COURT.
Late and Important from Mexico.
The Tropical Atlantic Cable.
Details Of the Scheme.
TIE WIRZ TRIAIr-INTER-
ESTING LETTER READ
IN COURT.
WISCONSIN RADICAL con-
TENTIOK.

JAx.ay1t,x, sept. =.
The Copyeption of the Radical Union men
wisconsin. waieh va, called to s.sepuple here ere to
Gay, met a. 4 O'Clock, ii The court rooma. Gen. !.
Il. Patne called the meeting to order aud read tue
eal1 for the Convention. NJ: 6. G; sholes, Of &c.
nosna- WIS e'eeteo tfsa'aent. ano f1o'- aoeE, OF
Aoek county. was CHOSEN secaeIaF
1snd. of Jsneayt1le and B. ptuke,ton of Fan du
s 49, -. a,se..a ~ p,.e,.a,,~ ~, ~ ~ y,
Davis, Of Appleton, Assistant Secretary.
Nr, s, II. Booth moved the appofutnent or 4
eon,n,t,er n se,en tn dr,,r ~, 1aso1ntJo1s a.
adoption og the Conrcutaon. Carried =.
The committee vae appointed II follows Nessts.
Booth, cobb. Paine- Nosglc, Da.1a, aa1e1tsnc md
this committee not for want Of aympaity with this
Convention, but because he had BEEN one Of the
committee who drew up nc resolatio9a adopted BY
of those fczo1nIons but did not think IT would b.
proper ior hin 10 be nov. upon committee to
1ntion of biz oh1ectio a. McD3de, of Sparta, vs.
appointed in his etead
Among The promipcpt Visions in noIitIeians who
Of janervf1ie, Hon. l. Cobb Of Mineral Foint, Een.
I. n. pasnr nf Miln1utce Nj II. r pr.nfiss of
Maflfsuu poef1naster e IL EeTes Of N1dieon
snaI.s. @ Iater Of J@esTilie T. l. uaie Of nelot. It.
4: ran a. J. Rnhiee II aaaisons coi' caiktns. X a.
Nadiea,,. Il. h. Rannv ni Whitewater. Hon. I'm.
UttIcjohn Of Whitewater
crculated stating that Jntrc pooiittIc was to 1d-
dress he people IN Ibis hsli tonight At osclocE
10 dieease the merits Of he re.olatons passed II
iefore Jndre Dooilttle c,lled his meet[nc. II be-
uas uot Tinted Stascs senator, I should CONSIDER
ere - Ienorted n dc nscss nd sYr nooit;Ie uIes to
eSSrens BID yiewa t,pon tben1, be can do "a, but
1e.s fhst ,as. coa,ention aa)ourn to meet In ibis
cs5 a6s sSs s.a faf ,s M9 pool,e Ind CON.
into tol yesterday. and had gone round to somc
people 10 get their signatures 10 rnqnest 10 nd
the peop]e aid should rot be allowed to in,crfcre
Win lie fittings of I'LL Convention.
ssS e9us5I ng, c4 aas ,hs .s Ed ,e q
mentaty and Congressional Il might be wc should
ha.c 70 sueeumb. hat he did not Ni=h 10 do It IN.
not believe that II he caue to thls Convention be-
% Wisconsin. nd mnt nos @ be % SLOWED % .pesisi pri
IT.. Tsi1asn H eaid be I'D loSs % seen s member % q
the radical wing Of The pary, id consequently hsd
no s,1npathy with Judge Uooliltis in 6is present
pofilibn. but II his impression that his
inens for this speech Werc not altogether he o.tr,
but that he had been invited to .Pcas be1orc this
conEcnton; Judsc Dooattle had done much good,
After some further discussion as TO whether the
sheriff could have been gniltr Of letting thls room,
accomplished good work. bnt il -hoald cali M
Gn the E sstleT9an 10 point our tie sood wo5k set,
the Declaration Of Independence, the doctrine that
1ief at the Foundation 81 the GoTctnmcnt, tbiuk
fhe geutenkn. win ~ hls friendship for 51dse
rafsment His ~otk ~ The Senate or the United
5tatee 1ae been pro -siayety WORT lepplause com
the beginning almost to The end 81 Tncatlcsnpt
TO coIoutzc the poor b1acks from about Washington
IN s1Ekly location, II colony where they died in
| EEcat nambest md from wh'Gh President IL lincoln
| colonization policy WhercreT. the question Of
ctnendpauon policy OF q colo7sd ntn Z rlghtt has
beep up r. the Congrss OF the uniied Ssatee, lap,
Vote have always been against the nights Of The col
oEcd men. ecatnat the principles Of the Declaration
wut his couduet e, regard ia he r,ehis Of the DE-
Grot Did he no. oppose Mr.. Sumner plan to pre-.
vent the abuse Of aoored men in the cas- at Wash
to make = speech AGAINST the colorrd
Eeas Look At hle conrsc regarding the repeal Of
the infamous fngitiTe slave Law. Nas be in his
seat: 10, be ac,arcd The question. ue did not
wish 10 lake the responsibility and he, By his rclu
eal to vote On The report of thai most Infamous e.a
] ute that ctcr dlSgtaced the statute books ol any
county, gave countenance to rehe.s md traitors.
hie record f examined whtle be Las been Senator
Of he United States sou viii find ali BIZ influence
and votes II taFoI of he oppression colorcd rn
great extent With the Southern rebe1s- Did he
not oTpoee the cdnB6caiion OF the property Of
sou1hein rcntls a! The beeinuine 81 The WI: iean
and hope the gentleman rtll not bring forward
Mst51,,.r Safd H IL +
Judge Dooltte'e record and vas ve.y III {rom en-
! doysine II, hut he did not wish TO dr3se him from
the ranks Of the Union party
4 call upon Judge Doolttlc for epeech. and he
rase II: but he Soald have signed 40 such cs1, as
this tbing pat fo.th e5 1hs Jad$ss friends
that there Vas no question before The house.
Amotion Wae adopted that uhen she Conscntson
EoI 1antels novel It'll ce,nitee Of three cit.
liens Of Jancsrile he appointed to ascertain the de-
t11lr ~ to the occupation ol ths court Honte this
| evening.
Gen. Palne suggested The propriety Of keeping
Of the ball. pos.essl6n vas Zine point
Of The E.3 NJ;
Of the rcquislioa TO Nj. poo!ltie, disclaincd an3
| Intention o! Interfering With the CoaErntfon. Ht
Congressional ac1ou during the tonr yesre Last past
and thongh he wae opposed to AE. Doolit1c's ae
tton, be thought thie Was due 70 him. When Egu
| and moi a. e1,dora1ne tie call which had been pub
1ithed on the walls Of the city, and to which he Ii
teoto disse MED
+. n. Uooih. OF Aii"aukfe, then moved: fha} :!
commtttee Of three be appointed 10 prepare an I'D
dfesf to fhe people Of Wisconsin in behalf Of equa
aea impa sa!nafes ana snEEested g 1aGmoc'
Milwaukee.
ihe motlon ,nol being seconded 'el 70 tae ground
which VAS carried.
EvEE1Sa sEss1oN,
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hi WSermsn snh h.re ~ thss. as. e. H. .a.i
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e%E f. ASPsafeo eesn!anl tefnAe fsees.
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! n H. rc9ci1lor. 49,. - FL. e'u Eote1anca'
xtrrtim It i. H. .ichs "a ~ ~, tss ~ euen 1en
n t.,e.. s..rt ~s.4 .te sae aut5 oI Tue Hattor
ars FIT e., eattonr r. - experiences his showI
t. tr e.scoia! 70 ~ t9trtc peace md Integrity;