, 1866-09-13

1874. he was renomlnated and re-eIect-
"a and attending faithfully to thu
local interests Of bis constituents and the
bis influence to the advancement Of the same
principles for which he: fought, quietly bnt
stcadhstly holding to the right, ha. has been
ionnd too valuable a member to be spared,
ana n1s course has baGn unanimously en-
aofsed by this re-nomination for i third time
By the Radical Unionists OF tho southwestern
part Of the State.
The sentiments of the Convention in the
Third District were expressed In some TWEEN
,an y resolutions, ~ mainly brief and pithy, and
Government should be entrusted only to those
Hhose fidelity to the Union has been un-
doubted in the past, and traitors aud thci.
alnettora be excluded from office; express en-
ttte approval Of the Congressional plan Of re-.
passed over the Presldent's veto; declare
that the miscegcnation of rebels, Copper
heads and Union party officc-secEcrs. will
produce hybrid more degenerate and dan
gcrous than any Of the originals !; compli-
demns Doolittle, and declare that If ihe hus
particle Of honor left he will resign, DC. The
following arc given In fnll:. ;
to1. K<ssoes<d 60 Ihst while ws are willing and anx
their proper Ttasas il ihe Cnian. We arc ,ot Vii T.
Ing that the expenditure Of 50 much blood and
iEsae1se aa l,as cost to snhduc The late rebel
aGM a, increased representation in Congress to
he msns as poae IN E5ss sP s5ys s
whether OF moi my State enjoys republican form
q government, and has O. has not forfeited its
Ama ad1i y tEis We only echo The opinion Of rresi
Ge1 ee gohnnso tn 9ciote ne 2rcst!sa,ed himself to
# !Rt5so33tt3, 1hat IA The Ncmphls, New Orleans,
and haimo!c f'1ts We reeognIe the leglim lts
compel Every loyal 'Ia an to eo e FEE IL
Southern States, and will practically re-cns,aTe
ne freedmen, many Of whom aided us IS solltess,
Resotr<d, That the Union party aud ~ Il ihe peooie
entertain the broadcast feelings for nationality and
,S9 seaon DO md ssrai |asss to ali
G. in cur own good country Or tn Europe, where
socves upon Goes earth, We pledge the Uuiou
states, 10 support Iy ali legal aud sympa,hisips
means III onr power the side OF The oppressed
R,to!r<d, That The four millions Of freedmen,
iaic III bonds and oppressed by crns1 laws, and de-
htcd acccsa 10 letters and books, therefore neces-
ts sssas as;ass sneas1sd RyssY Gao s Se Ss s1s n
dealt with aa other fIccAcn; aud that they should
ba projected and educated and 50 raised up fos
usefulness as Tint all may be wtse:, better, and
klsolrtd, That to the utmost limit of our power.
t1enson shall never triumph, and that tho Status
and so restored a. that Tho voice Of Oppression
tempted in ii! which euds The Unfsa pay q!
'se pSs;Ss ssfSfi i T. sss sa Fl
the,T snns slinll FL all this bond TO the letter
Rtsosp.d, That ibis Convention aud the party It
hrnncc TO the services Of ,hc soldiers Of tie Union
army, who have successfully fought tho battles Of
aa We pedsi oa.eEes to ase ogs
that in all cases preference shoald be .iycn them
in appoinimggss 10 Offices Of proa. and trust
ot ;ho Amcndmens suhmsted b. Congress m a9o to the
States. by Viii h awhile msn ia Wisconsin Is made
ne political equal Of white man In the rebclious
In the Sixth District the Convention was
fully attended, notwithstanding its great cx.
tent. Including twenty-four counties in the
northwestern part OF the State and stretch
Ing up to Lake Superior. Hon. II. D. Barron,
III his speech on taking the chair showed that
ne was sfill S'souna," !" notwithstanding wills.
rers that he was ready To take sides witl, his
old friend Randall against the masses Of the
Union party. Tho platform, which WAS
adopted before balloting for. q candidate, Is
following resolutions In addition to 1 couple
endorsing the course Of Senator Howe and
Representative Mc1ndoe:
Retotr1d, That cur thanks are due to Almighty
n the recent struggle wi.h onr nalitnal enemies
for tic many y1ct1ties which Hc has r0uchsaleI 10
our aaEnS. A. aud foz the preservation OF tic Amcrt.
Eesotxfd, That next 10 Divine Providence, we
hold III grateful remembrance the brave men who,
through pesi!s; pritalo1s. and suiEsrings, hare
ionai dissolution; md while those who i've ehall
receive the plauliie Of grateful people, the Will
ows and orphans Of the 1a?len are, ard Of right
NfS9tGed, That ne recognize in the Constltu-
tional non Amendment, proposed by Congress. lib.
fsaon sss y Th,s
the GoEcznme!,t Of the United States.
Hesolrfd, That VIC consider the Philadelphia
inga, as an unsuccessful attempt 10 hide he dis
ss Gs4siy =, OF 1hat party which gsyes to hs President
ns p19ss III r.
loyalty nn9 tEeachesoas character are too lIlner-
ons TO mialcad any man, and 1ie fact that 1t re-
fsReS + ss GgS Ge f. s
man who discouraged the draft every bounty
jnuircr, Of the men who fired on Fort Sumter. aud
no,;nes not enIy 10 make loyal men dssrust but dc
Only one informal ballot was necessary to
determine who should be the candidate,
7, C. Pound Is, Hou. ". +. Price 10, ca1son
Graham l. The other candidates, in grace
tul speeches, withdrawing Their names. the
nomination Of General Wlshburne was made
unanimous. 11e accepted In q speech ex-
pressing his profound mud grateful thanks for
" defining his position:
"shonld he elected, beg yon to receive my
assurance that shall represent yont wishes and
ny nndesstapdins. trust you viii find NC, as
aa,te5 ths 5r,ay myself ySn lass sssssoss found me,
leading and all nbsorhins Issue tbs liii il,
Whether Whether, Tint great, loyal, aad patriotic par
y which has saysd The country from dtsncmbcr;,
ment and ruin shail govern it. or whether IL shall
be giren up 10 the control and government Of the
parry which has so long aud earnestly lIio:et 10
and So Enthusiastically presented, 10 ioub: should
you upon tbe noble attitude which TIC @ greai Unon
dees, IN solid and upbsosen eoIun, a repelns = iss
al!q!eme1lts Of Executive patronage and assaylis
nf Esccnilvc power, and slsiu. q The world uu
govern this cQuntIy.'
The choice Of the loyal men Of tic Sixth
District could no: have fallen upon worth
ably represent 1t. He has the advantage Of
six years experience In Congress, and four
years. opportunity Of studying the Southern
people while commanding in the Union
army, frequently having charge ofimportant
districts, where his signal executive and ati-
wide acquaintance and influence with the
public men of the nation is always atten-
tive to the requests Of his constituents,
whose interests he thoroughly understands; !;
Is an untirln@ worker has unusual business
capacity, and Is thoroughly posted on nll
ter, aud, since the only question about his
election is as to how much majority, will make
one Of the most reliable members Of the
Fortteth Congress.
So much for the nominations made and
platforms adopted thus far by the earnest
Union men ofthis State. Ifthe action in other
districts is equally judicious, md the proper
work in organizing and nrousin. the Union
forces Is done, Wisconsin will retain her
present loyal strength In Congress, aud give
most emphatic verdict Against my poll
cy." MORE ANON,
P1ym outh Church to Henry Ward
Neecller.
The following is copy Of the letter from
Plymouth Church to the apostate Beechcr,
which called out his letter published q few
days since:
To the Reg; Henry Ward Bccchcr, Pastor Of Ply
kErEnEsp SIN .ASD DEAR FnKxD: We, the
undersigned members OF Plymouth Church, while
and liberty o. speech on all occasions aud all snb-
iecte, feel called upon, lest oar silence should be
eoEstrued into ncqutescencc to state that we have
ments enunelatcl In your letter ID reply 10 al in
a Cleveland; Ohio, aa GhaE!ain 10 inyoEe M ,ae
dsers and ta|iors II The United States Who served
during the late Rebellion. and who arprove tho
restoration policy Of President Johnson and the
principles anMonnccd by the recent National Con-
Sentlun at Philadelphia"
To us those sentiments seem so obviously at
variance with all }oCF former tenchfnga, and such
wtIc departure iron, the doctrine ofcqual rights
to all men, which you have hitherto So earnestly
ansbs to sons,1ue ien, Z mo liz wG of ths
lust rights OF the loyal citizens OF Tho South and
the rcWar1s duo to the freedmen for tho effective
blows which they etFuek for our country when In
peril, and the cause Of human liberty when 1t was
at stake.
sion that the atand rrhi;h ron have taken Ia PFC
lieated on bssis which will bring concord and
happiness 10 Southern society, peace to The Gov: