The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-05-09

AaaraS coaaty-Wil.iam Kelly (by S. b. Dilley
proxy " ) Anderson by james IL. Slater proxy;
a. +. Hu;fAker.
| Boi.s Cou.ty-Jesse Bradford by William High.
pry1yh Wan. Lynch. John dogMan. john Merriu.
Thomas Cox, by u W. THATCHER. proxy James
McDeVIu by John German. proxy. James White
0y Al. q. Laney. proxy William high. ". IL. Bow
man. Ben, Wilson by ~. 4. Sauu4Iiy proxy.
Idaho COgaty-J. D Fockes by a. SAamway.
psoAyl, A. SnalnSay ana Lev! Nay 6y a. saumway.
proxy
Nss Ftree Coaaiy-Joha 81 sileo,. tby s S. Fem.
psoAyj. H. i Ais.er ~ > = feaa. proxy. AID ) ,.
Fem.
osytee coua:y 1. p. Higbee. ". S. Stevens Thy
i, i ItsIer. p.osyi r. l.. E4sisn by T. A.!er.
proxy. Ani s. Is, octten TO- II. 1. Miller. proxy
OaesiI Cgaa:2-k }. DAVIS 10y y. tos.n proxy.
JOAN IL. SiuA4ptD y C0st!!l. proxyl
Yoar eomsa.ttee mad that th.sd delegate / n
ireland. has Dee eecIsi - represent Oap.Ia c)ua;y
ia ials Convention. aai s.sa, / \. Goslia holds sae
proxy .! SAID Ise.A'.d, Your eonaaittse. therefore
Fa~1.GAen4 i42t Sad i. y. Costlu oc allowed cas-.
Tie ygte u. SAL ireland ~ t4ls Convention.
: ~ PL1uaAJI. Chairman
On motion d! @. ". Thatcher the recommends.
ton o! the eomnllsee a!ioSiAs / y. Ireland lsom
one.d. SCAT ii tas Convention. Ma s,sicKea out
"a ga aiJ'! ia. sss report .. ;ae eomastsoc alend
Ihe committee oa Fegn4aea; Organization then
reported - !0!u@&:
A-. CLatg.naa-Y sar committee on Pevyn4aen. Or
sAA.-Asoa ani osler q. Baasusas. bes lave saoat
.es3'ae..d!4y 10 a0b.sss I5su following report:
10. Pgca.deas, i. =, si.socr. o! oa3aou eoaaiy.
- stegVsasj. 1nAgivs fa4sn.od. a. Ada
" Sergeant. =E-Ag!ass. J.. ARsa %
oHpEa OF ucaiNnS.
-: The eice-oa u. Territorial Democratic Central
Goa u.glrr.
2al. Ias elce;ian %. a cssa .lst.ee "a ga4o.ui!ans
81! Nysu ,ssas.oa y! a Do4e,A.e II Congress
AN. Nominations t4g utNtrasI Attorneys b. the
Delegate geI'Tese.st'.s * tie y-TsY4a Districts.
al ~ "e.tl - a.. tcc,Eaiss hIo.a+k. Ell.
l. y CJs4EA. Chairman.
faart4a ~r4s~f tst., ..-,, .s
81 a.. ai1p.al. anI ;ae o3.sas Ice discharged
On ia1,.1a o! ) ) Fela a ey.aa, ..es o. one from
tbs do.osIuoa ~ oAza cs4asy represented ,vos ap.
pointed - a5les. Territorial Central cou a..ee aai
report ias a4aes sslas.ol b. IA. aui ,hA. cAa,
county be eati.el 10 oao ;nan9ss a. l4rfg VI sail
committee, aaI "a 81 !os every i.es e!rsAaen
IN tais c'aTeaiioa. aai 'as mcnoss .5F every two
delefa-os ogeg sarc@. Rae Chair tasa announced a.
s4aa - a nsssae. J. D. Asasw. q! Ala. \ l. nuaa
kas. oE AisI!aa. "a LyI3l. -! .,3ssa. : Saanxay
o: Idaho. i. Fcan. .. ~ Pgsee. aad r. r. Miller.
o. pwy4ee.
Ia C1a'sai.Sa tasa To. v2ssss u - ga.ultoa
Ca geasssno!os Ia sa.e5s .asasea appoiageI to
reP2T: Frrs.sos.A Ces.sA. Committee male The OIL
10 Siag report
Mr. prcsiont-Ybg- committee APPOINTED IN re-
poEt 'ns names sos Don '~rAsIc Central committee
'3s iae ea'n'nB sao ycArs. report a. to.,pWs:
% Ada c)dai. /. >. CDsAss. \ ". F.Ouruoy. Seth
Bsxiey.
Attlras county. Z = Anderson
Bose county Bsh Wiisoa, Jesse Bradford John
Merrill. II u Lunsy.
idaho county. Ii. T. Norris Lcmhi. T. r Beatty
No Posse. ~nAs. y Aseiss, Osyaee. w. Stevens. |
oneida. Wan Staap SAoshoBe. ". u. lanus.
=. u. AUNEW Chairman. /
On motion. the report was received and adopted. /
sud lie committees dss agged.
The committee resolutions then ma lie their re. /
AID
with instruction. aai tas Coavcat.oa adjourned ,tll
O'Clock. p. NJ.
Fnc convention reasssmolsd at 7 o'clock. aud the |
,ommitsco on resolutions ihereupon made the fol.
owing report which adopted and the committee
Mr.. C4airman-Your committee on resolutions beg
cave 10 report the following:
Resoeci. Thas the Democ, attic party of Idaho Ter.
tor! are pledged to strict construction OF the con-
tights OF the states t. req ate their Internal affairs
ND especially the elective franchise FREQ from the
'DItro or atsries euce of the General Government:
he protection OF individual rights III accordance with
he fundamental laws OF the aud. iuciuung the right
the "t OF hAoeas corpus trial 10y jury, and Tree
lom from unreasonable searches and seizures.
I'll. TUat We are opposed To every species of cor.
npioa ia all deparim 'hts OF the County, Territorial
nd National Governments
81. Tat we are III favor of tariff to raise money
nly Tor the necessary expenses OF the Federal Gov
rninent, and not for the benefit of monopolists
Attn. That the failure of congress to REPEAL the od
us, unjust and tyraunical Income Tax constitutes
rievaDce for which Radical Congress will be held
Justly responsible.
5th. Tina; 1t Is the duty Of the General Government
appoint all Federal officers within this Territory
rom the citizens thereof, who know our wants and
interests, aud whose feelings are in common with our
eople. I
9Th. That denounce the whole Indian policy of G
he Administration of President Grant, as regardless
the lives, property and interests of the whole
'ontier population Of the United States.
7th That the neglect OF the General Government f
remove the Nez Perez and other Int ian tribes f
thin this Territory upon the Reservations provided r
,r them meri s our most severe condemnation; re.
riding the settlements OF our Territory and tho do.
elopment of resources.
9Th. That In favor OF a liberal grant of the
roceeds of alternate sections of the public lands on
le line Of the proposed Railroad from Portland con.
Getting with the Central Pacific Union Pacific Rail.
ad; said land 10 be sold to actual settlers by the
overnment, and at prices not exceeding 81 so per
re- aud the proceeds granted to the Railroad com.
my in aid of that enterprise.
On motion OF NJ. q. Luney the Convention then II
jonrncd until Monday. May 9th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
OuR reporter having failed to "colne tn !, !,
me-" since the ADJOURNMENT on Saturday eve. |,
ny, We cannat give any further proceedings, 4
her than that Mr.. John Haley, on the reas- y
milling Of the Convention Monday morning,