Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-19
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The hour having arrived 10 which
the Convention adjourned. the meet
ing WIS called TO order by J. q.
Sparks. Chairman. when
On motion. the credentials of new
delegates were referred to the Com
-mittee OH Credentials.
The Committee retired and after
deliberation reported as follows:
IW. Chairman Your Commit
tee on Credentials beg leave to sub-
nit the following supplemental
report, as to the delegates entitled
to seats in this Convention, to wit ::
Here follows list reported ut former
meeting, Sec, also from Black
River precinct, j. Croll and N. e..
Thallhammer.
Grand Mound-J. M. Shotwell
as proxy for }. Wingard and L. +.
Beach as proxy for f. NJ. Stocking.
Chambers Prairie-T.. p. Beach
as proxy for G. Hartsock.
The Committee would further
recommend that majority Of the
delegates present from each precinct
be allowed to cast the votes of any
and all absentecs.
T. NJ. REED,
Chairman.
On motion, a committee consist
ing of j. NJ. Murphy, Geo. Butler,
|. Dofflemyre, S. Hilton and T.
f. McElroy was appointed to
draft platform. The Committee
reported the former Resolutions.
Report accepted.
On motion. I'd and Sd Resolutions
were amended and the following
adopted as the platform of the Uuion
party of Thurston County:
Be Il Rcsolrcd. That in the successful
termination of the war agains, treason and
rebellion, we the representatives Of the
Union men of Thurston County, in Con-
VENT, n assemble !, acknowledge the aid
of IN Al vie and Ov.rruling Providence,
indicating as it does the Righteousness ofthr
cause for which our armies have battled.
Reso,red. 9. That'ws hereby cordially
reaffirm and declare our confidence in the
patriotism, wisdom and integrity of Presi-
dent johnson, and Of the Congress of the
United States; and whilo We cheerfully
accord to all. the full and unqualified right
to individual opinion founded upon honest
motives. we believe the policy Of the
President on reconstruction to be
sound in sent ment and in the end product
i've of the hest interest # the whole peo-
pie as free and enlightened Nation.
Resolrel, 3. That we hail with pleas
urc the recent evidences of satisfactory
adjustment Of the great issues Of the dsy
upon which all good Union men, actnatrd
by the purcst motives. may have honestly
differed.
Resolved, 4. That we heartily approve
Of the principles enanciatrd by the Bal'i.
more Convention. especially so far as they
apply to present issues.
Resolred S. That we pledge ourselves
to support the nominees Of this convention.
On motion, the Convention pro-
ceccdcd to nominate candidates for
Representatives. A. w. Cairnes,
Samuel James. Jr., J. NJ. Shotwell
and Robert Frost were placed in
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