The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-08-24

Kings need 10 be done, aud others need
o be undone. There are commercia!
and fGanclal reforms which are indispen-
sable 10 tie public welfare. But We shall
not have the power TO carry out these IN
III We change the political complexion of
Congress. lAppIause.I Ibis should be
our tirst aud our immediate aim. Zap,
pau,e 1t Is IN congressional districts
that the vital con est is % take place
Coulrpl III hat body "ii enable us TO
prevent pa.,lal, IN just and peruicious leg
I,lation. The control of both houses with
power 10 Introduce and carry out salutary
reform, anil to bring lie government
back, 10 the language OF Jefferson, to =
republican track viii come later. Ap-
plause
By wise. harmonious aud jnAicious act
ion on our part, and Oh The part Of those
W. repieaen. dat period uetd not he long
delayed. | believe that public opinion is
ripe, aud that it is only necessary 20 pre-
sert to the people clearly The issues be
tween Us and the other party which con-
trois tue action # Congress. And gen
liemen, is not the !ject for which We a,e
contending contamination worthy Of
Vur highest and our most devoted efforts !
Appau~r. TO bring back the Republic
purified anu strengthened by the fiery or.
deal through which it las passed, to its
ancient prosperity and honor, to present
the world an example worthy Of imitation
no Utopian vision Of good government,
but the grand cid realty Of better times
bringing up the memory of our fathers,
aud lhe recoIIecions 81 the past, and With
the past and for the future, inseparably
eutwiued, one country, ore flag. ole
Union Of equal States Lorg continued
applause
PHTLADELrHIA, Aug 16-The Nation.
al Union convention reassemttled in the
Nigwam at 10 o'clock this morning, pur
suant 20 the atinurulneDt- Every seat in
the building MAS filed. The attendance
Of ladies va, greater lhan on any previous
dav The greatest enthusiasm prevailed
he proceeding, were opened with
pra! er 10y Rev. RENE VI. sly der o! Penn,
syIyal.ia
The pre,ilpn. If the convention. Sana-
for Dn,ti,iIa ,la,, ro.a ,,J ..;l. {, 70
fore va nrnc-ad - a,,y G,r,bor Lr>;,ess
The Cha, haas Ieava - .nron,,.a as tho
ti,s, r4.n,,n.4 to the c.II far his corren.
tion ~ ra.,.,, os,I,e CaIoraln elsc,;on ),
r.,Lears
"DENvER, {. T Aug. lG, 1866.
Returns from all parts of tie Tvrrito>
~ render certain the election Of A. e..
Ifun', the Administration candidate tnr
D+,e4a'e to Congress, over Chicott, the
RtNcal.
HE dispatch wa greeted with great
applause.
Mr.. Go'an then rose and sail !: con
behalf Of the Committee who were APP
pointed to prepare Resolutions and an
Address, lave TO state that af er a very
rareiu, ~"d elaborate consideration Of the
81" 'as;rG all day and a part Of the
al-nt n. re agreed upon the same
rrr"rt tie following d-c.ar
n rcin'ys, adopted unanimously
+. 'a. OH tee, which tie Secretary Of
s"z rHa9,ion will read, and also ali Al
",e, 70 l'a people Of The county, which
vi b read - tie lion. Mr.. Ray mond Of
~" fofk Applause
HE Secre AIRY jhen proceeded to read
the declaration OF principles, each cause
OF which wa loudly appIanded. 1he last
one which Endorses the President, was
greeted with prolonged cheering, in
which the audience and delegates united
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES.