, 1866-06-21


Louchrdee received s. and Hon. ]. u. Grionelt G9.
The nomination Of Judge Loughridze Wiz then
made UNANIMOUS. The nominee WAS called upon
ior speech and in the courte Of nj. ren1tks said
'har he endorsed the corrst taken BY lion. John 3.
Grnneil IN Copgrett, that he wat IN iavor oE max
irg treason odtous, that hit fathers house had been
A.tstion On the underground rsil@ay. aad .nat he
was Radical ana would always be found on the
aide OF justice md Liberty.
Al the Congressional Convention Of the Second
Ditiftcl Of Iowa held on Friday Last, after the rc-
nozninas,on OF non. Hiram Price, the following
among orher resolutions were unanimously passed:
the reconstruction Of the Sf1tes lately IN re.
belnon belongs. through their Representatives IN
ConEresf, to 1be people ~ho have knbdued ,he, re-
beItion End ttPeIftd the uAE1ou, ard not TO the
k1- Gu Ire tlope.
stlhat IN tie bsm and 1n.n,y adhe,rnes Of the
Union ps5iy 4. Congress TO ~ aoovs principle.
eaEuett support and sympathy.
lnn. u. j. HOLMAN has been nominated for
tric' Of 1udiara. Mr. Holman was member ofthe
Thirty Eighth Congress. bur show1nr come s,eas of
patriotism. At The early part Of the tess1on-wucn
bis subsequent record did not make good-hi: party
could not trust hin, and put George Burns In the.
deld two years ago. He Was handsomely bealea
by Col Farquhar. the present Union RepzetentA-
live. Col. Groseris the Union candidate a2ainst
Holman, COL Farquhas having declined re-eIec-
ton.
A Onion Mass meeting was held At GAINESVILLE,
Witconsin on Saturday last. After speech by B.
e. Haie, Nj. Catsoday offered a te11ea Of reso'u-
.,ons, which rcceived unanimous endo1eemsnt.
Among them The foi,ow1n1:
!" Rk3atrad, That our National Constitution has
use]y given 10 Congress- the power, aud made It a
par o. ther duty 10 provide ios the general welfare
Of The United stasea. and 10 guaIaptee to every
siute IN shle Union republican form OF govern
msnti and that We most heartily endorse the plan
eeI a1 has sf ~ sn6 =,
s!ia1, In the sensc Of this Convention The future
welfare Of the Government demands that all should
"Ets1rsd, Tnat our thanks are d1e to The Com
mlee On keconttruc'ion Tor iheir able report. Just
publ he'd, and tia! We feel It 10 be our dufy to
place copy OF tn the hands Of every soteE In
' Re.esred, Tia. it !, the duty Of eyery 1oy., man
70 aseara ~ personal feeling, and 70 unite with
ucn II Fuch men to ofaec, and such only, as will
support the policy Of Congress reconstruction,
snd any as1, Hno. By hss action e iadneuee would
Government and preserved ttE unity. Is unworthy
q our cnnHtesNa ana should be regarded as po-
uticA! enemy.
..Rtso}ped. That We have contdeuceia the wisdom,
patriotism and uuswe1E1u2 fidelity 10 Eound pollll-
ca principles Of the Hon. r. q. Howe and thai his
otttesl acts In tbe unltcd States senate hase our
hrsEtiest approval and most rigorous surpon, and
tha' the highest interests OF tbs 1t te a1d the good
o( The country demand nts Re election"
There have been large number ot 0u1ou County
and District Convcrsaoua held In Iowa, during the
pas. tFo or three weeks. and In no instance has
there been proposition submitted to endoree 'tmy
policy" and in sustaining the action Of Congress
the upanrnity auone srua Republicans is rs ancl-
ded and general It for sustaining the iosern
ment hen threatened BY the arnas Of rebels and
traltor. and The pe&ce principles Of the Fouryehrs-
oifaElu1e party.
Judge Charles J.. Hason, Of Washington city;
BnRzd,er Gcnetal ueorrr Wallace Jones. OF Uu-
huqnr, and Vim. Edwards, Of Keokuk, want pro-
poas addfe essed 10 them for starting an A. John.
SOD paper In 1oxR. Communications addressed 10
Them, or either OK them, on the fupiecs+ win DO
steclved with feelings OF deep gratitude, and te-
ceivn q immediate responfe.
Goycfnor Coz. Of ohio. having been called upbn
gy 4 rumbez of parties, through osrespondence
sud othe1wtse tn regard 10 the propsiety OF calling
m e1a eeston Of the Legislature Of that state 10
act Oh the constitutional amendments lately pro-
posed by Congrets. has decided to hold the ratser
IN reservation until after the meeting ol the Unbn
sale Convention.
George Hyez, Chairman OF the wlscousfn Cop
pefhean Stale Committee, and editor OF the Na3-
son Democrat and Cgptol, Announces that he has
received direct and recent zs.ur8uces from WsEa~
lneton that rrenden1 5oh con and 5eerttary Sew.
/ ard Will accompany Senator Doo!tt'le and Gove1-
nor IandAlt their si.1t to thst city 10 attend the
National Up,on Convention. It was the assurance
OF TING TACT which car-ed po.tponement OF the
convention. and lAttr letter from Washington re-
pea's Lie sssnrauec. 50 that 1t IL DO longer matter
Of doubt The courepuon vail be held after the
snjorrnmcnt of Congress, snd On snth day n viii
| be most convenient 10 the distinguished gentle
men Hho ire 10 be pre-en:- md dear the 1ime bt
heir visit 10 chicago, at the inAngurnnon OF the
| Dough-. Monument. which will probably be abont
the 12tb OF July. The Prcsident and Setrctlry Of
stale will extend tbe1r visit to the State 1on4
enough TO enable them 10 be in AilSaukec Af,er
having Msdl.nn. So lire proportion Oft pno.
pie will hive IN opportunity 70 see them. and to
paJ the1r ,pec's to the hrss President that ever
| beesme The ruest Of that State.
| The reiutns Of the Nebraska election fes State
ofcers are 10 closc that It will require the oticl
caprsss 10 desrrm1ne the resul, The Stais Sonhti-
| tuition IL carried.
The Wa.hin7ton correspondent of The Milwtukee
! Ant,na eays, I" 4 curloni on du circulates here
auionx The tus,iated Wiscopsnres. II 10 that the
real efforts Of "sny policy men. uoohttle; Ran-
dali, e< 1t ere to be directed ID the coming can.
! paicn to the election. ~ compromise candidate
[ in place uf penator Howe. Of Gen. e. .. Wash.
bu1ne." ....,
Tue Unirn Congressional Convention for the
Thirteenth D,Rtr,et oi this state. v,l BE- hell In
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