The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-09

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ALBANY, Sept The democratic stsie
convention has adjourned, having nominated
the following ticket:
For Secretary of .Stdfe-Maj- Gen Slocum-
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Robinson
For Attorney GeHerdl-Jobn Van Buren,.
For Canal Co1sDsissiosey-C. W. Arm
strong.
For Tre1surer-Gen NJ. X Parroct
Tor Inspector Of State PrisoHs-A- J. Nc
Nott.
For CgerE Of The Court Of APpeaLs-JOhn
Perrin.
For Judge Of the Court Of APp>als-Long
term, Judge John VI. Brown short term,
Martin Grover.
The following are the resolutions passed
before the adjournment:
ksS0lred, That the past history Of the dem
ocrstic party is 20 be found in the prOudest
records Of ths country, and its creed IN the
constitution, and that il il ready 20 meet the
great question Of the future with the patriot
ism, fidelity 70 principle and practical wis
dom that have characterized its long and au-
spicious Identification with the history Of the
nation.
2 Res0Lred, That we congratulate the pso-
pie OF this state and nation upon the termIp-
alton Of civil war and Oh the return Of peace
and especially thar this blessing IL attained
49, PA1S~AfcA &E ErUE-
try, and the reasserGiOn OF constitutional lib
erty throughout the land
>. RssOtrsd, That a. the first fruits Of this
triumph the people demand the subOrdins-
ton OF military 20 civil rule, the restitution
OF the authority OF the courts, and the rec02
milton Of the equality Of states that we re-
gard al efforts. either BE- prolonging militia
~ rule, or by denying Ehe right OF represen-
taiIon to states IN order to compel them 70
adopt equality OF negro suffrage a. al ele-
ment OF their constitutions. &c tending 20 de-
lay, and prevent the paeifcation OF the coun-
try and 10 subVert the principles OF the gov
eminent, and eudsnger the Liberties Of the
people.
ResOlred, That IN the plan Of President
johnson, for the speedy restoration OF the
states lately in rebellion 10 their old positions
IN the Union, by commencing the work Of
reorganization az the point of secession, and
conhding 20 those then recognized as electors
By the laws OF the respective states, leaving
the question OF suffrage where the consIiru
ton places u. 10 the future action Of the sew
eral states, we recognize enlightened states
msnsnIp, sound political theory, and an old
fashioned, time honOred regard for the rela-
tons and rights of the states and the federal
government. as established BY the constitu
tlon. and that we pledge 10 the president In
NAAA0 VIA N1A SDE-AG4 anu elGEEEklC
support.
). ResOlred, That. while we s,iymatize AZ
alike false 10 national prosperity and the
rights Of labor the doctrine that = national
deb; II national blessing. We recognize the
obligation by which the whole resources Of
the country are pledged 20 soc payment Of
the public debt, and we believe tine interests
and honor OF the people are involved in its
faithful tutilimsnt, Gnd that all constitution
al means should be taken 10 compel the whole
property Of tue country. real and personal, /
10 share in the public burdens, believing that
equality OF taxation Is not only equity, but
ALEC the soundest possible basis of public |.
credit
3. ResOtUsR That the thanks and graft I
tude ot the people are due 10 the soldiers aud 4
sailors OF the nation, and TO their brave com
manderr, VINO have ILLUSTRATED the pages of 4
our history with deeds of yalOr that elevate 4
the fame ot the people and vindicate the .
OF republican government
Z. ReSoLred, That the position originally .
taken by our government in references to the !
interference OF European powers with the
people oil This continent, called the Monroe
doctrine, Il policy which has preserved
peace and avoided foreign acknowledgements.
and cannot be abandoned without dishonor
to the United States as q power among ma
tons, nor without danger 10 democratic insti-
buttons.
Hesolged, That the frank and generous accent
lnce by the southern people of the condition in
which they have been left by the recent war inclu
ling the abandonment of slavery, removes the main
iitheuties in the way of restoration of amicabIe
ceiling among the states, and that il should be
net on the part of the federal government in a
pirit OF couciiation and kindness
Resot0ed, That, banishing all minor party ,
Considerations, aud acting in the spirit of an en-
arged and generous PATRIOTISM we cordially sum-
ort President johnson In the policy which he
las avo"ed, To enable the states lately in revolt
put their governments in practical operation. | {
nd IN all such constitutional measures IA no |
lay inaugurate to harmonize the country and
estore and cement the union of the states
On motion of Edmund briggs, a resolution was J
dopted charging the present secretary of state
nd the cnunerators under him, with the perpe- Z
'atlon Oi iaruds IN connection with the census r
Ihe state committee was then named as fol-
,ws;
lst District Chas. f. Carroll, Peter b. Sweny o
I'd District-Homer A. Nelson VIM NJ Parks o
I'D District-Peter Caggcr, f. L. Laiflin i
4th District-Arthur w. Hunter, W. j. Aver. a
5th District-John A. Green, J. I. Spriggs y
9th District-Iienry ID. Barto, Christopher A. ,
aldo.
Fth District-E. 2. Ross, Chas. c. b. Walker.
9Th District-Dean Richmond, A. T.. Laning
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