The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-22

ID tcbdlM.n4hen vshonnneed Hon. 4chp,
/. Ter Colfax as the nominee for Vice Presiden
q, Generd fEicklps, of New York, thereupo
Il moved, on behalf Of the New York delegs
ffti66.iAl IS n6R speech, that ~ u0mi = don
VI M b. declared nnghinlvus. Tes
Sl Tknssiss@ was sscoudedby Ohio, And th
N nomination was declared unanimous.
,i CHlcAeo, May 81.
= The following dispatch has been receive,
Is from Speaker Cnlhf, ~ tha Presdea. sf ih,
r Western Union Telegraph compsny:
i WAsHrseros. D. C, May 81.
IS To VIM ,orors Fnddsnt ofsshs Western uniol
Telegraph Company;
Accent my sincere than Ks FOR the dispatch
. es By your Company o-day. The evidence
Of the confidence imposed in me by the con
o ventio1 of the party love is more gratifyin,
than any feeble words of mine can express
Il (Sigtedl SCHUYLER CoIrAx
The following is fall copy efs.hs re.olu
tions adopted by the Republican National
Convention to-day:
Rssairsd, lst. We congratulate the country
on the assured Eucoes ofihe Heconstruction
policy. Of Congress [applausel, as evil
!, denosd b. the adopsions in major
ty Of the States lately in rebellion. Of consti.
tutions securing equal civil and political rights
|
the Government to sustain these constita,
, tions and prevent the people Of such States
from being reunited to state Or anarchy
and military rule. Applause,
"a. The guarantee, by Congress. nf equal
suffrage TO all loyal men in the South was
demanded by every consideration Of public
safety. Of gratitude. nf Justice, ard mus, be
4 a,aintained app use / Wills the que s,ion Of
euafake % al tee ioyM Bates properly be-
iaa o f''p'p ''i'se StaS' hP'
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oIn. ~. me pesh poney 70 diminish our
sa oa1usn ~ peo' .s,o improve oar eredt, that
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III uad'. ~ psy - ."ng as 1epaals',en. par
s,s...,ad -. - = ~ ga seisa o1
III Tha H,xe,,n,s,, ~ r. rr,;,a
states shhnid be sdmiais.s With ,bsx,r;s,' |
est eroahmy The eo-r,.,,;nrs wh;ch -.
been 40 sbausftiIv nur.ed ard fos.ered +, 7
Mr.. Johason call leuAi. fnr radical refo,,, I
fLoud ciIeeers.
a,b. We Ir-,fonra,v aerlo-a ,bo a,,;aat, (
and traeit aes,b Of Abraham I. .:rroI,. xud -.
gret the accession of Andres Jotnsfn To tho I
Presidency -fcheersl who has acted ,-a..b
erou.lv to the peopis Who elrcted h,, M,
has nsnrped high ,eeislasiys and ;ad,e;.
fractions and refused Ia execate ,ae ,sws
has nsed his high Office 10 inaaes cher an.
Gers 10 ,lola's the is-. ] has employed hi.
lives ,ro,,or,, ,aaao ,...r.. ID ,;s. - IL IL
rvs ~ pease, i'oe'9 hha me on the
e..Ala. gas spusso Use, ,ae pasa9alng Po~er
u. usnoH'cei w NAaonh, isrgista, gre a.
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@ a"a,r - -, n'ea',s TT 70 ~ paaeF
as ~, S,p.es ia,aa. t's,i;a. s 'ue''uh
vs,,aa II sa,i;,. - asa;..a 49,, nas rer>
Of Wholesale eoprup,Psn aa bas 'p psan no .,s
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t;,. S.ratr,s feaooa sses "a apntansa - .a,a'
oh Tbo aac,,;no os c.. pr;,a;r ~
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wavs "a N, !. b. rssis,ad a. sy.rv l.ga,aa,
tha Jr,;fsd s,.t.. 49,. ,.,sa ae -. r..a.,
t;mes nolan bar;asa IL ,ba Ia sr a..;an
and aftsrM bicb ar rai;onsl Iaao, ID 49, "a
rsudenea N.,n,al;, al e;s;,.rs .,.s aa,,,lSi
f. he r.rotactsd e iii th.,r riahss ar -
sb;n "a ,bonah ,bav ra,o rs,;,.s 80. ~.
cit;yen Of ibe T-n;,aa s,ates ,s,;vs ~ rs.,,
allied uln.t bs liabls 10 s,rest ~ ;r,n,;a
ment by shv foreign power for acts done ,0 =,
words snoLa in ,b;s co,,,,trv and e
res.ed anil ;mnr;so,ad !, i ~ Sn,v oe r.
Go,srrnsb (, = ;n,srsara !, ~ hahais 2 - ue
ION Thai .lrof ,Ao.a vba v.,. c.,,hs,,;
m. sr;.Ie &c m lsta - ia. - -.
,i,led "a more esnee;sl sonor tban ,ha -.
soldiers sIld sests,e,, Who endured he bard. !
ships of dhe camp and cruiae. and imperiled
their lives ir the service OF the eoun,ry The
bounties atd pensions appropriated bv lew
for these brave defenders of The Union are
obligations never to be forgotten fCbeers !
The widows asd orrhan OF the gallant dead !
are the ratds Of the peope--saered legacy re
queafhed 10 the United States protecting
care! fApnlause.
IIth Foreign emigration, which. in thsI
past. has slAed 30 much to the wealth. and in.I
creased thu resources Of this na,ion-tbe asy
iusn Of all nations-.hould be fos,ered BY a
libe mi and just policy.
l2th. This contention dee are sits sympathy
fsr / .heir sa' III r,tb.s IS p''f'e = a's sauss"as
The falldaing are ,he supplementary reso,
lutiens adopted as part of he platform.
Pesolued. That we recognizes the erea, pris-
ci pies laid down in the Declaration of Tnde
peadtnee as the true foundaion Of Demo
cratic Gnvernment, and we heil With aladness
every effort toward making these pnneiples n
living reality on every inch Of Amaricar, soil
Rssohed, That we highly commend The
spirit of magnanimiiy and forgiveness with c
which men who have served in the rebellion
have now frankly and honestly co-operated
with Us in restoring. the peace 0. The g. ,un,ry
and are recdnstrueted; they are received bs Ok
in the Union Of The loynl people. We fayer b
the removal Of the restrictions imposed upon
The late rebels as soon as the spirit of rebel-l !
lion has died ont. ]
After vote of thanks to ihe officers of the
lowing delegates named as members of the
Na.,opai xecuire Commite
Alabama, Jas 4 3 stowe; ArkaEsas. E F