Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-27
DAVENPORT, IOWA. MONDAY. AU,

DAVENPORT, 10
met 10 compare views, allay general and To-
cal prciudices and, II possible. agree upon
what ought to be done for the general ws'>
/ fare Of iii the States and their citizens.
The Convention was success; the dec
lasotion Of principles thses enonciated WI
| ~ the arorobatios Of ~ Aosgiean peo-
-. 10 M. Cook) sdsptsd ~ . plsek p
kIs plalfesm. aad shoeld usDp ~ lseps p
aerfete a. q inspisatleo, &c WitA thAs seir-
"a j9eDoeq a1nse6 - voesee ~ - a:ly
suIf now ySvnins u sSNi!ev II. :.
M. C6ek MD b would endeavor % q
k6w duty In ~ esmpa1sn, ond be hAd ~
fieht TO cali upoo bis loo partial friends %
de 4hs;s duty. Ne. Psiea, hjs opPessat wee
10 kuswss = On enssestie esoossoas, and
would eadeavoe y pat thines thgouqs With
( iveh but While hs (Af. Geek I'D under
l takeo = overcome tssmsaaooe majority.
e had no fears, II the intsl1igent thinking
people Of the district vopld vote according
= sheir Aoasst ss0t imenees = @o
At the sloes of NJ. Ceeks remarks, which
sere an hour end twenty minutes in length
thsrs seemed 70 b. strong dstssminataee
on the part Of all present, to make vioos'
Gus effort In the coming campaign sad
IN fslt confident Of success, that the right
vould be vindicatsd, hat nan
would be elected whom fear o. favor would
not deter from working fos The Interest Of
he people and the interest Il The vho's
country.
The Committss on issolu0ons, through
Dr.. Fairbanks. chairman, thsn reported the
6saewing resolutions, which vess sdcptsd By
| the unanimous vote Of The sntiis convsn.
tiQn:
NeuoaAs. fheps usw sxiste esieissotA pe-
liticsl saEeirs Of our Republic. sa6 there y se~
q stake TIE .perpsts,s5 Of cosssitsssoss' hDsr9
cv%,Sse sI' Vs NJ ls:s ~ tA;e dAy ~ IL s>svss-
ston 70 confer together q 70 our dstv =
sltisess 10 the present unsatisiaetory sesdseien
| Of oar beloved eeanssy; ~ do now here uoosi-
msusly decisre and reeolvs.
IL fhat Tie pstsioeie ard loyal men Who lee:
n asa = the city Of PAilsAslpAiA. IN National
Csavsalise, fsily repsssssSipe - ihs thirty eia
states efthis Unisa, ~ sntitIsd ~ tAs lpstteg
ereaitudo 81 the whole American pSopM fos sh0
aaoaintty. esaci,iAtssy spirit, end ssuo4 sta>se.
aehs.ap disSlAys! y thsn Y their sestss y =
citizens ef The several States.
~. TAet ve' meet le.till asd oerssehly
sdopt aa1 endorse the declaration Of principles
- esueetDto1 ~ the. fAiIadsePAA 0seteattos.
sad for The esks ofthis gloricus unios cfSsssss:
ssess. ~ scss solss1iay pledge ossssaves 70 set
Ksdicsi peiisiesi fScsioa ia this '0ovssnmesA
whose nosas = .'ruls ~ sui..''
u. FAfRDANK, Chairnss.
These resolutions speak for themselves.
and IN, hir, candid rssssnss esa 6sd s,lh>
Ing 10 th0 inssneistGnk vith ~ beot in.
sr,uts q ~ esunasy snd my candidate
Who stands BY such principles cannot fell
ofsscsivise tie support Of the srsst Con.
sentative masses.
Next In order came . speech ffou Dr..
Faisbank, who, il viii BE- remembered, b.
gsthw With bic zen. was Arm ssppestss
Of the war BY word and BY ssrvics in The
army. In eloquent terms ~ stated BID
platform, pledging himself in support Of the
whs,s Union. ths principle - ct forth and
sounciated bv The Philadslphia Convention.
and in support Of Mr. Cook % long - b
stood nanfhcy b he principles - I'D pro
l Ja0sed. a &@
The Dosssr was followed b WI. Z. Lei
Angwsll, On abls. sloqusat speaker, wha
tstsea Dms whelssoas ku1lU IN ssen1 y
de ~ sad it, Issues, ed ne pernieious
s6eee sf ths. setion Of H. sa1isals. VIII
tfutAisi ~ sarcastic wssds ~ ssviswsd ~
asss Of H. lats Coneesss, ani ~ sesdsst ol
radisal ullss holders VIA dilesing with ~
psssldset IN matters Of vital importancs,
end 10 opposition 70 the wishes Of the ~.
~. stll cling to their positions. He -
viewed The eousss Of Mr.. Psjse on the boun,
y al -salafy questions; alss. hSw in BID
vote on The protective tariff. hs had not
fWeeked Tor The interests Of bic suastitueots,
but basely betrayed them BY being govern
"a BY Eastern men, and IN IN probability by
Eastern money. Alter speaking nearly -
hour be brought his remarks 10 close amid
~ repeated cries Of good, geed, - on
On motion Of Mr.. Cones, The followisg
were appointed to oct q Z, Copgrcssiesal
Osnnittse: ". ". Csns, III. Purcell aad
D.. J. r. Fairbanks.
It being then nearly O'clock, the meet.
Ing adjourned, and TIE delegates who wers
70 take tAs bsat hurried to the levse, and
wsts soon aboard the James Means, which,
by agseeQsne, Wss in Waitiag. Making tAa
lAtssr part Of ths trip BY moonlight. ths boal
srivsd = Dassnpsrs st . o'slsct P. n.
LooK out * the LiOa.
otase Teachers' Aseeeaoeaon.
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