The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-15


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W. Malone, Of this city, - ffsaideas OF IT.
From yesterday's Regtsfer We take thus much
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Ths asientaon Ct the Convention yeetefoeJ
Wa mainly cccupied Ia busine.s mattsrs o.
lpinos Importance, and ia listening g he "A.
dress Of NJ. Alexander Clark, Of Aascet,ns.
The G0omittee q hesolosaosA coeasno9
q AlaaAnse Chrs. g heessy 80 =
oGpwestA, presented the Following repo0,
which vAs Adepasd:
ttha Republican Congress OF the United states
and the kepublicAn parry q lows ana ress
10 the hops list they viii do Al shss can 6e
doae 70 secure us our full rights and protect
our friends IN The South iron wrong and OPP
precision.
I R.soitsd, That We recommend TO our peo-
pie thronshout the country that patient pur-
emit Of educatios, industry and tsrifs VII Ger
tainly be rewarded With increastn9 intelii-
gerce and wealth.
Resolved. Thst the tendency towards an en-
lAreed Freedom which distlnguishes our aGei
which in E1kj1e4 oeArs thA name OF nssoen;
| in ireland he titls of Fenisnisn; IN kssDpa
the name Of PROF esa; and ~ this Gosernmens
the name Of HAdicslism, impresses 40 WITH
the hfn ceosSees0n thht our claims % unlver.
sal suffrage and impartial Justice 81 honeand
abroad vii soon - secured = ail.
Nj. &c Cooper presentee the appended
resolution which WAS adopted unanimously:
| Resolred, That having watched with much
diligence and With deep interest the course
pursued on al questions Affecting the veil
being Of the cosoFed peopie 81 ie.s ~ our
- h( must go have orr ian eonadense eed
efa'elu' .nsns', III ' = J sr.na;s. M
.;sh,s ~ M, sh;ldy.n 10 be .dm;,ied into The
pnhl;c Schools a the State IA the Consti,u-
,;an -.,r.rts
A,ea ,he foilov;n. resolutions.
P..,yr.5 Th.t ,Ss sincere thanl. of this
conssrt;nn are herehv rendered 70 the Edi-
-. ~ IL r,.;,. S,a,e P.o;.f~r ~ his city
Is, ihe fr;endiy and f.,or.t,ie manner in which
thev have noticed this C ..nyen,ion. and for
publishing the proceedings.
Rssclred, Thst this Convention tender
their sincere thanks to the citizens generally
of Des Moines. for the interest and atteption
which they have manifested in this Conven-
ton.
ifesolred, That we shall ever feel grateful
10 Major H. O'Connor, Attorney General Of
the State for his independent snd manly opin.
ion a. given 10 the Legislature, upon tbe l.
gaiity Of submitting ,he question Of su6fase
BY The present Legislature to the people d
the next general election. .
After short session n the evening, 1.-THE
particulars OF which We have not received the
Convention adjourned sire die,
AIkx. OZARK,
Secretary.
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WARSAW ITrHs--Ftom the Batfefin We
gather these items Of our neishbors:
-, 80 ,ha hon.a ~ Iohn Y.aa., -,
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