New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-28

IIAsuIN, SENATOR MORRILL,, MIR. PIKE AND OTHERS
TIE RESOLUTIONS.
BY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
PORTLAND Me, June 27.-The Republican State
Convention at Augusta, in Granite Hail. at II o'clock
this morning. and called TO order by Mr. NJ A Eos
ter Chairman of the State Committee, who nominated
the Hon Samuel COny temporary Chairman; secreta-
res Edward stamwood Of Augusta, John T. Butler OF
Biddeford. and Frank NJ Drew Of Brunswick. The
various Committees appointed. The Hon
anni.al IIR Re2 addTsssed ths s i4e
80. yd danger was always from encrOachmcnt ny the
tivc ON The branch ana lot on the olher
The Committee Credentials reported 524 DELEGATES
present from leo towns The temporary oiganZton VIZ
then made permanent, and VicePresdeht appointed
nm, ME "a smith of Portland moved that Joshua L.
Choinberlan he the unanimous choice for GOVerhOr ana
lac was nominated by acclamatlon' ana u committee w
pP The o 90 T% ot Morrill, United States Senator then
addressed the Assembly he 5aid tno ne I hn tbeV
NOT he trusted and Congress did NOT tilst nm WIN M
adjourned till July B. and events had vlhdlcaleu te
foresight At the close of the speech the convention au
In the afternoon tho Convention assembled at u
o'clock The Hon. f. A. PKG tne tInt
said he had only stopped on MS WY W ,,. so
Congress was going 90 make the kecosuclioh lave 20
main that way-faring man, though fool need moi err
had spent the last session cipphE lo "lis i, he
dent hut If lie still disposed 10 soar ~ eho po
necessary 10 take his political life, when can ne soc
Congress would meet on July 81 as 1o I "a I,as
override Stanbery and DO justice 10 ~, ~, &C.
schofeld sicles and Pope ana put the phoO mo ''
hands OF loyal Southern men. -, III, . an,
Gen Chamberlain then introduced anna gIeat ~
6as w Goddard Chairman Of the Committee on Reso
lutlons then presented them, as follows: =. A..
ResoiUed That permanent peace can De secured 10 tt
nation only by firm adherence 70 inc Sen'o'i'''"'
truths that all men created equal A., ,,--. III.
PeSolUed That political powers beng inc inherent iIg
% he citizen impartial suffrage should be the uniform
law of all the States secured either Dy the auo ~
iraadv pOssessed by Congress or by the ahchueht 10
fbc Constitution of tine United States - -
Rssolred That the recent legislation OF congress pro
% FOR the restoration Of the late Rebel states to then
nroner relations in the Union Is characterized ny
and sound staesmansbp; and receives the hearty sup
mort OF the loyal citizens of Name. 49,, ,oa.
That the American people owe d uC1tpi I1''
Inc yratifude the brave soldiers ana shbofb VIM
tb1gh fhe great struggle for our National existence 30
noby maintained and defended our Liberties anna uI
on Of Maine hereby pledge 10 Them ana 10 te Nons
and orphans of those who fell III delehse Oh INC NAHUM
our sympathy and substantial support A., ,,,.o,. "a
RcsOlped, That we approve anu nluo'o io 49, -
inistration of our distinguished fearless ana palOll
feilow-citzen, Maior-Gen. sheridan IN Louisiana anu
Texas and pledge TO him anu the Olhei lnlnty IN
1anders i'm the several SOuthernsricts the unWaYeIbg
of tine Union OF Maine, III their EFFORTS 10 pro
teft fine LOYAL people Of the Rebel states ana 70 secure
orcanzatio1 OF loyal and constitutional Governments III
RssoIrsd That our national Indebtedness should be
funded as speedy the necessities OF tne uoVernIcIV
Iii allow and at the lowest practical rate OF INTEREST,"
always maintaining inyOlae all pledges OF the hauolal
B~:oyr,d That the law in relation to taxing United
states bonds and stock In National Banks should DE a
iusted Congress on constitutional pIncPis ~
AMI that whatever municipal taxation Is imposed on
sock in National Banks should go 10 the advantage VI
9 oities and towns in which said bank stock Is owned
Resored That earnestly approve OF the
Zion Governor, josiah l..
Who has proved able and efficient IN couno az III vi
deld and that we emphatically commend nm 70 o 'I''
zeus of Maine for triumphant eecllOh III rIa Ion
Peters addressed the meeting III nuHOrOus suaIn'
nd the Convention then ADJOURNED.