Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-05

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ed q committee ga rrss!atsssas, to-
wit: L. +. Jsdsssn. j. Head. l.
Shelton. II. j. Hale, y. She2i AID
J. NJ. Hawk.
The committee on credentials re-
ported the following persons entitled
to seats in this Convention
Olympia Prccinct-Gco. Blankin-
ship, J. Head, Joseph I.aunto, Jas.
Holman, c. Sylvester, John Chap
man, Charles Burmcister, J. K.
Wood, VIM. Yeagcr, =. McIIenry,
Geo. Allen, Silas Galliher, I. Light
ner, p. Turpin, Joel itisden.
Tumwater Prec;nct-M. Little
john, Jos. Cornell, q. p. Judson, II.
Cornell, J. NJ. Scott, b. L. Henness,
M. Offut.
Black River-Thos. Perkins, G..
w. Rutledge, Oliver Shcad.
Grand Mound-H. j. Hale, II. ID.
Candy, II. F. Browning, A. Yantis,
james Kirtley, G. G. Thompson, J.
Ferguson.
Chambers Precinct-J. NJ. Hawk,
d. J. Chambers, Nj. White, d.
Drewry, Simpson, L. d. Barnard,
J. Wood. ... ...t a.I p
Yelm Precinct-Levi Shelton and
F. Goodwin. r
The committee on resolutions re-
ported the following asthc Platform
to be adopted by this convention:
l. Resolred, That We affirm. as the
end Of our political faith and steadfast de-
votion to the following principles. Uis !:
Equal and exact justice 10 all men. Of
whatrver State, party or sect; the sup
port Of the State governments in all their
rights, and Of the Federal Government
in all it's vigor; jealous care "f the
elective franchise; the supremacy If the
civil over the military authority; 0rpo.
siion to the Capitalization If power |;
economy in all public expenditures; the
general diffusion Of education thr en-
couragpment of morality and the highest
civilization the right Of every man to
worship God according to the dictates Of
his own conci~nce; freedom ct apeech.
freedom of,l,e press and freedom Of the
person under the Aubeas cerpss.
2. Rcsoired. That the action Of the
majority in Cong, ess in refusing to admit
the Representatives Of eleven States is an
unwarranted assumption Of power upon
the part Of Congress. revolutionary in its
tendency. and dangerous to the liberties
Of the people; that we do and will sus
tain Prrsi,lent J"hnsom in his dst' smina.
ton and efforts for the complete .rest"ra-
ton Of all the constitutional rights Of oil
the States. and we nnresrrv~dlv approve
his veto Of The Fre-dmem's Bus "a and
Civil Rights bills. and al his consultation.
al efforts 10 prevent the tana'ical majority
in C'ngrsss fso@ charging o. destroying
oar eh~fished form of 0..vernmeat.
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