Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-09-22


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posed this Convention, as may he
seen from the following resolutions:
Resolued, That we are unalterably
in favor of the Union of the States,
aud earnestly desire the legal and
speedy restoration of all the States
20 their proper places in the Union
and the establishment in each of the
influences of patriotism and Justice
by which the whole nation shall be
combined to carry forward triumph
antly the principles of freedom and
progress until men of all races shall
everywhere beneath the flag of our
country have accorded to them freely
all that their virtues, industry and
intelligence may entitfe them to.
Resolved, That we are in favor of
universal liberty the world over and
feel the deepest sympathy with the
oppressed people of all countries in
their struggle for freedom and the
inherited rights of all men to decide
and control for themselves the char
acter of tho government under
which they live.
These resolutions, taken in con-
nection with the circumstances
which attended the opening sessions
of the Convention, have deep sig
nificance, and endorse negro suffrage
distinctly and emphatically enough
to satisfy even VIM. Lloyd Garrison.
When we remember that Theodore
Tilton and Fred Douglass entering
the Convention arm in arm were
greeted with loud cheers, as illustra-
ting the "perfect equality" which is
a principle feature Of the Radical
programme, aud when, also, we re.
member that resolutions openly en-
dorsing negro suffrage were received
with enthusiastic applause by a large
majority Of the Convention, and
were sent to the Committee on Res
olutions in spite Of the strenuous op-
position of the border States dele
cations, we can have no difficulty in
Constituting the declarations quoted
above.
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