Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-20

1st.-,The election or appointing Of q Terri
torial Central Committee. -,
2d.-The nomiaatioa of Territorial Dele
gate to Congress.
Respectfully,
GEO W. THATCHER, Chm.
The Committee on Permanent Organization
made the following report which was read and
adopted:
Mr.. Chairman Your Committee on Perma.
nent Organization beg leave to submit the fol
lowing: We recommend G.. A. Dunn as Chair.
man, E. Rayner rs Secretary, and John Ward
as Sergeant-at-Arms.
w. NJ. VANCE, Chairman
The following resolution was introduced by
James O'Meara, which was adopted:
Resoiced, That the Territorial Central Committee
be so constituted that In case Of the resignation
moval from the county from which he shall be ap'
pointed. or death of any member the vacancy shall
be led 10y the Democratic Central Committee Of the
county from which he MAS appointed.
On motion, the Convention adjourned till
7 o'clock T. NJ.
Convention met pursuant 10 adjournment,
Geo. A. Dunn in the Chair.
On motion of j. NJ. Wilson, the following
Committee ON resolutions aud platform was
appointed: Messrs. Wilson, O'Meara, Kelly,
Lindsay and Crutcher
On motion of Jas. O'Meara, the following
Committee, consisting of one delegate from
each county, To report names for the Terrific
rial Central Committee was apPointed:
Messrs Vance, Stevens, Lawrence, Lyman.
On motion, the CoReeatioa then adjourned
till Il O'Clock. 4. NJ.
Convention mrt pursuant To adjournment.
Geo 4. Dunn III the Chair
The Committee ca Resolutions presented
the following report:
MIR. Chairman: Your Committee on Reso-
lutions beg leave 10 submit the following:
Rcsairod, That We renew our pledge OF adherence
and answering fidelity IL the time honored pfinci-
Plies Of the Democratic party.
Rrsaived. That the Federal Government is enc OF
iin4ited powers. granted by the States IN written
Constitution. which il the sole measure al lis an-
iAoriiy IN and in peace. and Is alike Ia" Tor tbs
ruler ana tie people.
Resulvvi That this Union under thc Constitution
i the oAls solid foundation Of strength aud pros
portty A. people. equally conducive 10 tic welfare
II all the States. both North ana south.
Received. That is the highest duty of every Amer
lean citizen To maintain against all their enemies the
obligations Of the Consultation aud the integrity Of
the Union under %.
K<solrci, ThA; " dcnouncr the doctrine rs adso-
Gated by optononts III Congress. thai tic Negro is
better qualified 10 exercise the right -! suffrage than
The intelligent nAtaraltEcd citizen.
Rssoswssi. That the burdsas II TAXATION ought 10 be
equal among the people. aad should be upon prop
er'y instead q ihc industry Of Tic country. a. BY
present laws provided
R1so5rei. That &C protect against the Tosaousirnc-
tlun acts II Congress uusAFraated by the Consfi
tuition. revolutionary IN tendency, and III positive vi
olAtlou 81 tAo faith ot tAu General Government as
pledged 10 tAr people 81 shc United States,
RespIe~sf That utterly condemn the attempt Of
Congress 10 usurp tho powers 81 the Executive aud
Judicial Departments 81 ;Ac Government. q ia
grant outrage ufs8n Ts Constitution and tho liberties
az the people.
Res.r-i That wo s,sap.shiso wish The Is.sh rsre-
tic tn their efforts to Secarc to themselves evil
liberty.
R<se'rrd That IL t. the duty Il she Federal 0avern.
wnt 81 extend protection alike Ia al native ard nat
uraliEsd citizens. both AZ home 4ad abroad.
EespErfj. That aE~ 10 favor at encouraging ia.
ctoas a.ascta q. Tal1ruad Iapsos euaeasa ia Idaho.
g. deyrlop oar tAat mineral vrsoafcs and for this
purpose Congress should mako liberal grants of aid
J. II WILSON. Chairman.
The above is all the official proceedings
furnished up 10 the time Of e",:sg to press.
We shall publish the remainder Ia Wednes-
day. issue.1