Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-12


ed physic lily, and mora ~, intellect ... ...
tured should he ueverthe ess dealt
freencn; and that they should be protec, .,..s
Gated and raised up for usefulness a. ta -! Il.
be wiser better, and happier.
Resclyed, That We have confidence in IT,. ...r-
mans Bureau Department Of government. ID ..r
erly administered 10y the President. In the C.s,t
Right Laws Of Congress, in the proposed ousutuh
al Amendments and other Pcts and doiugs of the flE
al Congress for ameioratin- the conditions OF 60 p
Southern friends Of all colors, in cumity and peac
and for their protection against our and their common
enemes-the rebels and their coppcrhrad alIies.
Reso'rsd Tn" to the utmost limit Of power,
tre0~ shall never triumph and that the States late in
rebellion shall be restored in good time and 50 reor
ed as that the voice Of oppression shall be heard
and for ch ends the duty Of loyal fathers is to see
that their sons shah i'm tilfs bond 10 the letter
ResolreI. That this Convention, and the party it
represents, viii continue bear a greatfu remember.
aucc to the services Of the soldiers Of The Union ,,
who f successfully fought the battles Of the Union
and We pledge ourselves utmost effort to Sc
their JUS rights and believe that all cases pref
erence Should be given them IN appointment TO Offices
ResoIrsd. TEat James R DooIi,tIe, having betray-
ed The party which elected him, shout, if DE has
particle Of honor let re>iS the position in which lie
now misrepres nra the majority q the people Of Wis
Rezolre~ resty and fidelity Of Tim. O.
{ Hove ..s Is ction at the hands Of our
repr e. .a9ut to be ected to our state legis
That the thanh Of the Republicans Of
thi II. 4lt due Hon COBB the fdeI-
( ity 'lance with which ne has represented the
men 49, Fl at we mutually pledge .
selves 70 ouTutmos efforts TO his election
( BY an increased majority.
ResotUed, That are In favor Of the adoption Of
/ the amendment submitted by Congress to the States
by which white man in Wisconsin Is made the poIit-
cal equal y a white man in the rebeious States.
Lfesotes3. That We oppose sugar coating things
holding ali fusioTs Of rebels and Copperheads
natural te 0l4Sceg edtt0H to be productive only
OF more dangerous enemy 10 the country thau the
one led ~ Davis and Lee which cost the country mil
lions Of lives and thousands Of millions Of debt and
/ taxation
PezoL7.a: That We also hold the rresen, Dool'te-
johnson Policy Of fertlizng those fused equals by
tossing % few Union party office seekers as certain
80 be productive Of hybrid race de-encratcd
4 than the igiuaIs
/ i@>olrs3 Therefore. That the present party CON
test IS whether this hybrid party, whose very recent
ancestors made upon the country shall DO resor
/ "a 70 po~sr, whether the loyal people and the
Ihoh soldiers shall have the future charge OF the
Hes0rs7 That the Union party Of che country can
nos err dangerously -hayiuE been well tried during
inc ar that all -9pssuE parties who lately did all
"a 1l-sE power 70 de1t-cy the government. cannot
/ very well da right.
/ On motion, the Chair appointed the fol-
| lowing Central Committee: J. c. Cover, of
/ Grant; J. Walworth, of Richland; O. B.
Thomas, Of Crawford; y W Wheeler, of
SaHh; James Norris, of Green: 4. Warden,
OF Lafayette, G, W. Bliss, of Ioxz
On motion, the Convention adjourned.
J ". STEWART, President.
| G, 6. Z I. F Wa2ssnnr Secretaries,