, 1866-07-12

ol bow The Rautcais and the military ab1sed him
self and Caceett and other Dcmocrats N Lee conn
Termination they stuck 10 tne Consultation and
Democracy IN spite Of Radical abolition pestecQ.
ton. Low hey held sesret uee!inss and spene II
johnson fine no ice, dnd pitched in heaVJ on tue
Republicans. whom be characterized a. monaseh
lstk in disguise aid anarchists and thieves, aud
very uncompItm-rtury.
Attoufnea 10 : r. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
two 9eGek .hs mnsns vs. s., r. mgaoa nsaa
their report, which showed lezs than halt the coun.
lies of the Stale represented in the Conyeutlon.
noons Buepa vs,s HaileS Calhoun. % satro C.
dar, ceEro Gosdo. Cherokee, Chlcsasaw,, Clay,
CLAYTON, tlEu1on, Deiawnrc. Dickinson, Emnact
Ie"srd, hnmsoo, ida' Jsaet. 1aSs Reatas Ka:saih
nj. chc9l, Eonopa- Monroe, Muscarlue, O'Brien
Palo Alto. Pocahontas, Plymouth, Klncgold, Sue,
90, Rinneshcii. Woodbury.. 9 ~ wor,h ana Wtisat
countet, and perhaps rome o:her.. were not rep
re~etted in the Convention.
General A. E.. Dodge, with Vice Presidents aud
Stcrrtarcs nrmcrcn@{ Dodge took the e'aud aud
reviewed the iate var, and said that European
midst lie n:o told " lie Democrats sustained
uncoln's administration, and voted men and
1notcy 10 CARY on the rar, and be denounced tho
sol:ee the patriotic si1luee oi Andrew johnson.
A committee On resolutions was appointed, aud
also COMMITTEE 10 raise money.
Test, Of l'alo Alto, moved The adopkior Of feso-
luton that committee nf live from each Congress
sona1 c1strict be appo'n'cd. 70 coulter together and
wns the ociion which nluht 10 be sasen.
A te+ Ou'ton was reu that com 1tttee ut I've
ir1m each Congressional Dlst1c. be appointed to
cohter iceetheE aud report g ths Conyentoo what,
IN their opinion, Tas tue action Which they o1@ht
10 take. Preston, OF LINZ. moved to amsnd ny
mai iny II committee Of Que from each Congrcs-
sloEol District clsgcctt moved to amend BY mas
Ing the committee three from each d1s'HcL Mill.
Of Dubuque. Waited to know what the proposed
committees MAS fur. Taft sasd he might as well
conle right ont and M, and ;bat one Of tue o.
utminc whether II was best 10 nominate llcke, or
moi, and other Qre-if.ns not necessary to enunle-
re Ms oppoGe as e ~ He
r thought II would he good plan 70 hsse conn
nslttec 10 Ascertain What coutfa would be accept.
&c to the e, consen'o1 gosqaei.', OF Marion
ea u.uspat,on OF the functions Of The
Convcn!io and tlc Democracy; 1t was an attempt
NooD of q as
Eo-qrette, by moving that the committee be called
committee 10 repos, the order OF bn-tpcss. The
bopcd tha III shs M mouths of iii H. dsls,sie.
HGuld be n},cnsd. and moved % lay on th. table,
Which, utter much cvntas,on and earnest begging
taiFcd. aud sope four or I've others
talked. and Juc:r Tstmt.e wanted to know what
was up. and the tssdent told him, and th.n Trim
bic talked In fayor Of tho committee aud 10 saye
time. hcetG taIked- 6no moved to l1Y the whole
subjcC! on The table A vote was taken by call Of
lah:e. Morton, Of Iowa County, moved 10 recon.
etder the voc, and nj 1de speech III fayoE Of the
aopon;men. Of The tgtetaEy committee Y. now-
wero down on cutting and drying. and that the
Dubuque Democracy would never epbmtt
,o ielloNin: l;epnbliean pIeee1ents; Martin Van
lie said that the QUESTION Of sending delegates to
the Philadelphia convention would come up, and
other delicste matters; tnhs committees could be
handled 10 het1eF advantage than the Convention.
PTcstDn, Of Linn, made another speech In tavor Of
open Work IN the Convention, lr play aud free dis
ad VA ayainst ne & e1nnts III G
ol counties. the motion 10 reconsider prevailed,
and Preston withdrew hts motion to table.
aad the feeolntaon % appoint ta.e!afy Conm'ttee
Of three from each lConsri:sloual district Wa5
adopted.
screeant.at.Asms was appointed to keep or
der. The Convention tuen look rece.s vi fifteen
miu.ics 10 ak up .he tutelarF committee. The
proc ealtcs up to this time tapas'er pat fous,
rave been ebs;ae,eti7ed By coufa ION, 1adecssIon
Alter The recess the .utcrasy committee was aa-
owing resoI9ton;, which were adopted;
here in the pse; ens and the tunn as N the past,
WITH untancriug fidelity and asmnes. 10 ths osRauI
za1ion q ,is penoe1atic party, ana 10 lts 4nciens
as Jefferson. The ereat apo.tle OF American D .moc-
racy, snd a. acknowledged and accepted by The
patty from The totm=tiun Of the Goyefnment and
especially Of eHuai taxation, h1d Of Representa-
lion OF ail the States subject 10 taxation.
:. Axsostti, That the ore great question Of
IL dionai restsrsion to- s of S Ii The 'n sutes 70
the exercise Of their rights within the Federal
Union under the Constitution. and that wc will
Pnsident Of lie United States, il ali necessa,y and
proper means 10 carry ont his policy ~ directed to
that end, aEd esp. c.atiy In securing Immediate re-
keutaiive~ 10 The eleven states from which II Is
now uncoustitutioual!y acd a:oltEas.ly wi'hheid,
nu!ets on 1he degrading rondlton Of tneriorlty IN
enforced u tic Federsl Goye1amcnt.
ResGlrkd, That for the purposes above ret forth.
. AZ eos Rae al Wis
out !tttruce 10 past party porltoDs who honestly,
atd BY tner acts ana votes well a b{ theis pro-
ite.ton:; suppott !he n sident In hts policy Of
Resotred. Toat ,ne exemption Of l'n,tet s'ates
fords from la!a''on !. the exemption of zich ncn
OF The poor man becaaie h. !. pOor: hcaes justice
and equality require That ssid Dons shall oc thxed.
Rexolrkd. Tha, ,tzict and impartial ju.,lce de-
rlrut> as well Us the state Governments, should be
paid b. tho people according 10 their ability, ald
net according 10 lhs'r W necessity hence We o,,o.e
let de- to burden he produce tor the benefit ol the
manufacturer.
IsG$E{tEas 1Hst Inc e0'EnlCQ Aalfc Llt1uDt LNN Il
Inconsistent with The views of free people, and
unjust and bnfdcntbme IN ll* operations. Il has
,e1ed and fatuseed the citizens, hnrdeoed the
couottes with expense ard litigation, and proved
wholly nsele., ii ihe Suppression OF lntenp:tance;
that in the cpin1on Of IT'S Convention mo .n11e
ought to pc repealed, and jud'etous ltcsnse hv
H<soieed. THAT lhc pluudcr Of tbs St1tc Tessu.
~ II Governor stoLe and acconlpIcss, calls tor
c'nueu.rauop BY .TcEy b1n,sI man IN thc state.
and If the Radicals Of ,hs last Legislature had been
true to tho intvrc.s Of thp people, they would rot
have iaborcd 10 .cft%n the cr:lntn H., hu. wonld
have prosecuted thcm to speedy and eoulIsn
Rxsoirtt. That we are In fayor Of a promptand
effective enforcement ot the Nouroe Doctrire, aud
We heartily symPashlz: With ihe people Of every
desoir<d, 1hal u, approve Of the Nstsonal
Union Convention to be held =. Pnil,delpuia on
The lalh d next mon b shat sye a?p;eve Of TIE
Democratic numbers Of CONGRESS, utsine the De-
mtcrscy Of ID: natlun TO unit: Win the objec's Of
that conHcut1on.
ktsosrea, That the memory OF the hsavc officer.
aud soldiers who lost ibe'. 1i.es fighting for the
Cnion ou7nc the rcccnt rebellion. Is cnbalmet IN
a. Ms q p sn nai ss II m
American ueoo1e tha. Il: widows aud orphans OF
thorc Nho dtcd IN the Union eeryicc shasf be duly
sso C 'os 81 e 5 a aes sis
Who bzea ted tho war A. the s'art shall share The
equal pecMnisrJ mnuldceace OF those who entered
R1soleea, Thai nc mos. cordially rympathiza
with the movement now hclng mnte ~ tn, ftieuds
ofj.eland 10 Obtain the tndependc.c Gu Of that g'o
Iish tyranny, sid til: We I'D them God spccd IN
the uoh'e work. and lops that the subject Of the
Independence Of Ireleen viii continue 10 bs aei.
taed until the Emerald I.lc thnll stand out IN iul
and bold rcli,f upon the lnup OF the world as one
Of The living Independent nations OF the earth.
Judge Henry moved TO strike out the liquor res
lltn adjourned I'LL feyeu O'Clock.
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