The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-23
AFTERNOON SESSION. l o'clock, P NJ.

Convention cal Ell to order by the President
Replrts of Committees being ia order, the Com
mittee on Permanent Organization and Order of
Business repaired as follows:
MIR PRESIDENT: Your Committee on Permanent
Organization and order Of Business respectfully
submit the felldwins report: We recommend, AZ
Order Of Business
First The election Of permanent Officers We
recon Gnu. ftr President Of the Convention,
Col w. G. I Vault, of Owyhee Tor Vice Pres
DENIS r. c. COMBS OF Boise, and r. l.. Gillespie
FOL Ada; for Secretaries A A. Mix OF BOISE ana
Capt W. Ii. MDtlFop Of Aiturase
Second The ad0ptonof Resolutions.
Third. The nomination OF q Delegate so Cop,
gress.
Fourth Tie nomination of Superintendent
Of Public Instruction.
Fifth Tue election Of a Territorial Central
CotnnHttee. ~
Your Committee further recommend that the
vote be taken viUd Uoce
All Of Which is respectfully submitted.
H. Q. STREET. Chm.
!. On motion of F. Ganahl the report was adopted
and the Committee discharged. ' 6a8
The Comfi1ittee on Resolutions being called for,
reported as follows: h ~. -4o4 Iaa4
B ~ iiss BEAoCRATIG PLAFRoRM.
Resolutions adopted at The DemocrUtc Territorial
h u Contention Boise City, June Is, 1866. ~ ~
RESOLVED, That rearm the creed of our politi.
gal!fat our steaflst devotion to the great principles
Id down and enuncated in the Virginia and Kentucky
resolutions Of 1852 that opposed to the central
zation of power and in favoFof the supremacy Of the
civil power military authority; the right Of each
and every TO worship Tod according to the dictates
Of his conscience; in favor of freedom of speech:
freedom of the press and freedom of the person under
the protection Of the habeas corpus - ar
REsoLvED. That we are unequvocaly opposed to the
actiono Congress in refsingto restore the Unon by
refusing to admit the representatives. of elevesovereg
States and believe lit revolutionary in character and
dangerous the liberties of the peopleas f8393 Als
RESOLVED, That we now do and will sustain President
johnson in his policy for the restoration of the Union:
In his efforts to restore the Southern States all their con-
sltutlond rights that we warmly approve Of the Presi
dents veto OF the FFeednens Bureau Bill and Civil
Rights Bill and that will uphold the President in his
efforts to defend the Cpnstitutioo the United States
against the attacks of the radical fanatics who
RESOLVED That to secure the Union the harmony and
prosperity Of all the States and the freedom and happi,
Sness Of the ndivia citizen, the sovereignty of the
States within the limits prescribed BY the Constitution
of the United States olIsitto be maintained
RESOLVED, That we afeearnesty opposed to the bill
lately introduced by Julian of Indiana the survey
and sale of the mines tt opposed any Con-
gesiopa legislation relative 10 the mines of the Pacific
Coast that the miner is entitled TO- and should be pro
tected mills diseoyeries.af i0 9al5sH, aet sb2l
l. RESOLVED That the action of CONGRESS- in
to force States of the South and Territories ne
uffages eternal opposition and that
In striking the word white from the Organic Acts of
the
the age III ITS mad attempt to reduce the white race to
level with theblaek; that we believe that this Govern.
nlentw made for the white man and his posterfty
foreEer.Ia9 10 b25n sa5 IS 85a9Iss 9HoSsE7 9bs
L. RESOLVED That we wI ever hold in grateful memory
tose through whose patrioticgnot or
services the dignity ofthe Republic and the integrity of
the Union were preseryed and we deneunce as base
insult to the gallant living and heroic dead the present
efforts the Radicals to convert the nations victory in
to partzan ;-seeking to make the late war
zone of conquest instead of the suppression Of the rebellion
-for the Union-for the
negro instead of the white man.fHI yt9 on8tf b8f8
RESOLVED, That we are opposed to any and all amend
nents the Constitution unthaA the States are repre-
lsented. in. the NATIONAL Conmils 80 Y III -
Il RESOLVED That wearesoppesedte heunequaI system
OF taxation now vogue under Republican nisrule and
are in favor of the taxation Of United States bonds
Is Resolutions adopted and Committee discharged.
|. Nomination being in order, T. Burmeister nom
tinated E. D. HoIbroek as,Delegate to Congress.
Merritt Kelly .nominatedlEl F.oBeatty as Dele
gate to Congress. and in doing SO read the fol,
i1l90 ing resolution adopted B the Democrats
County Convention of 14ltnras county: NJ z
e Atthe Democratic County Convention held at
Rocky Bar on the 9th inst, after nominating "a
strict Democratic ticket for Council, Assembly
men and County officers the necessary nu1nbero
delegates wele elected tetheI Territorial 8CsESen