New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-11
RENOMINlTlON OF GOV. C0NY.
The Resolutions Adopted.
NEGRO SUFFRAGE ADVOCATED.
JEFF DAVIS SHOULD BE TRIED AND
PUNISHED.
portland Ne, Thursday, Aug 10, 1855.

PoRrfAYD Ne, Thursday. Aug 10, 1867.
The Union STATE Convention met here to-day
nt 10 O'Clock. TIE ntterlanco large. with tai
representation from the whole STATE
T'he Convention organized with tie Hen. John A.
Peter OF Bangor President Vice-P-csicent from
esc, county. md T. Royell Alden Sprasue and w. H
" bosIer AZ Secretaries. Committee ON l.esolutons
was lpfOintec.
AtII;30a. ballo. was taken for Governor. TIC
=, hol, nrmhsr of votes was 5S4. Samuel C0Iy, lie
pr,sen: governor rad 80 and was unanimously non-
inatcd
The Convention was then aidreased by the Eon. John
Hice and Col Sutherland OF TenregTe.
j. 9. Gilnen, Chairman Of tho Cor nttee or Iefo-
iulions. reported series. o. which the ioIo"Es -
The first recognizes the Divge Hand that has led tha
country through tho civil war, and gwen Cs iast.S
peace based on the eaiirpation OF Slavery ara res'
alton of tne Union.
Tie second .eDews Endorsement Of the prscines sni
nfasurcs o. 'he ADMINISTRATION Of President Lincoln.
Ell t0sn because VI his devotion - hulaa ircc-
dom and ArneriCar Union; ali expresses satire coGl-
lence IN Andrew johnson. belieyng him desirolS OF
Il tori tho iast rhs to al PARTIES ent IN tci az 1t
he ri0n mea Of Maine pledges cordial support IN tia
work o occurring National Unio1 ihc restoration
and equality of human rights ami enduring peace.
Tn, thd tina: 1t is tnc duty 81 the Govern
rp- ~ hold the tates under provisional goyeTlfntns
yh,rc he character Of the people is found uusa!e de-
pn.it lrias o. free republican government.
The fourth prJc'lns thai IN reorsalHRI the renei-
states ~ IS TIT lhAJ
~ demand tie rll2ation OF the Constitutional mend"
ent aboisl.Ig slavery, and tho removal Ok al dsa-
ty on oce)ant OF dor and 20 secure 10 oil perfect
Tie nnh indorscs President Johnson's sentiments
that The "AmcrCcn people must be taught tha, ircasou
IS crime end must be punished ana The; the law
siori b. eiiorc9l against tho late "Confederats'
civil aud military Government.
The sixth resolves thar tiIo good VII resnlt ~ nan'
shng ids snb0f mate instruments Of the sto EeDt,-
lion until Je.fsrs "a Davis IL tried aid pra..h he'd.
The seventh yeso.yes that tnc Constitution o. tnd
Uu.eI States sborld be aInenied to secure clua.ty
aud uniformity Of the right Of Representation OF thd
Statos ia Congress.
The eighth declares that Tho Emancipation Procla-
nation Of President. Lincoln the enlistment Of over
90 90 colofo. troos toe good fart OF the coios1
race amid treason nd their being pad Ike whites an1
rlaced IA .he most d ngerors places has PLEDGED taa
naiona, honor tio hose rsople sha, have N ieh az
WEI. Is naue ooBierrcd them cl the political rights
of freedom end Il at the pcore OK the United ssstes
VIII redeem tbs pledge.
The ninfh asserts taa the highest gratitude Of tio
people IS due to the army and navy.
The TENN declares that Gov. CJny has administered
10 s.sa.s CT re state with ability Upsishtncss and
pruGercc and no doubt tho great body Of our fellow
cxcas viii give preston 10 the same confidence ~
again pGcn., him in Office
The resolutions were unanimously adopted and ire
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