The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-05


The following delegates were appointed
DELEGATES AT LARGE
Edward Solomon, of Milwaukee.
Il. Rubee, of Dane.
Henry Betz, of MaHitowoc
Fl, Galloway, of Fond du Lac.
AtsrnateS.
FC Winkler, of Milwaukee
|. Stephenson, of Oconto.
OriH Hatch, of Fond du Lac.
r. B. Sanderson, of Columbia.
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
FIRST DISTRICT.
@. s. Head, of Kenosha.
N. NJ. LittIejohn, of Walworth.
Alternates.
A. Van Wyck, of Kenosha.
Samuel Pratt, Of Walworth.
SECOND DISTRICT.
A. J. Turner, of Columbia.
l.. B. Csswell, of Jefferson.
THIRD DISTRICT.
G. B. Thomas of Crawford.
Jas. Bintiff, of Greene.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
A. G. Sloan, Of Dodge.
G.. s. Graves, of Sheboygan.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
E, L. Browne, of Waupaca.
d. Q. Ayers, of Brown.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Chas. Seymour, of La Crosse.
w. j. Kershaw of Adams.
DISTRICT ELEC TORS.
FIRST DIsrhICT.
Elihu Eacs, of Waukesha.
SECOND DISTRICT
c. G. Williams, of Rock.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Allen Worden, of Lafayette.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
L. H. Frisby, of Washington.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
w. G. Ritch, of Winnebago.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
w. T. Price, of jackson.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolu tious we're reported
by ex-governor Solomon, and adopted with
tremsn 1ous enthusiasm.
Resozged, That the Republican Union party
of Wisconsin hereby declare their unalterable
adherence to their former principles; re-affirm
their first object and cherished desire, the
preservation of the Federal Union the main
tenance the defense and enforcement invio-
late of the Constitution and the law +; the re-
construction of the rebellious States, and the
restoration thereof to permanent relations
with their sister States as speedily as shall be
consistent with the public welfare, SO that
harmony and prosperity may be forever as
sured vigorous economy in tbs public ex-
pendtures and the faithful payment of the
national debt the care and protection OF all
law abing classes and colors in all their rights
and privileges ; the Jealous guardianship Of
widows and orphans and the manned survi-
vers of those who fought in the nations ser.
vice on land and sea, and the eternal perpotu.
alton OF liberty, good order and the enlight-
ened interests of the people.
RESOLVED, That while we deplore the neces.
sity which has compelled the House of Rep
resentatives to impeach Andrew johnson,
President.of the United States, the thanks Of
the nation are due to the House of Repfesen
tatives for the prompt and energetic action oy
which they seek to vindicate the Constitution
and laws of the country in bringing him be
fore the constitutional High Court of I'm
parchment.
Resolued. That we have full confidence in
tbs two houses of Congress that in this crisii
Of public affairs brought upon the conntr,
by the ambitious and wicked acts Of 2 bold
IL d man. thew wi ma lala5E and preserve in
violate ths Constitution spd laws and Findi
este their authority and nat the loyal peo
Die Of this nation, who nave once saved The
country from the fierce aud bloody results o
| the late rebellion, will sustain and support
and, if need be, with the sword defend, sucl
action Of the national Legislature.
| Resolped, That ID Ia for the interest of thu
| Republic that the disturbance of the publi
peace created by the wanton acts OF Andre,
johnson, should be brought to speedy end
| by bringing him to q trial on the Impeachment
as soon as the ends of justice will permit.
/ Resolved, That in addition to the grSat qua
tiles soldier displayed by Gen. Grant, an
Ito the prominent services rendered By MIN