, 1879-06-24
REPUBLICANISM.
Its Twonty-flftll Anniversary In Wlsoons1n.
4Kffkaukfe EsnfHet.

It's TWCntT-3lftal Anniversary IN Wl9o0n9In.
.Kfihaukre EsnfHet.
This proposition to celebrate tue twcnty.fifth
::annlyorcaty OF tho organization OF the Rcpub-
1!can party In Wisconsin Is likely to meet with
generni favor. On the 18th Of Ju!y, 1864, the
tfr.t Republican Convention wnH held at Madi-
son, Wisconsin besng among tic first ot the
States to organIxo for the purpose, The move
mcnt was assisted bJ tho local feeling developed
by the rescue, OF Glover, a fugitive slave, and
the charge OF Judge Miller to tslu 0ranIl Jury
OF the United States District Court, In whlci, he
denounced the persons concerned Ia tle Fescne
the Grand jury finding bill agalnst 3. NJ.
Booth, who mas subsequently arrested. The
ensre North had been stirred up BY tile n,oso.
mcnt to repeal thu. Missouri Compromise, BY
'Kapsss md Nebraska bill, wh!ci, repealcd the
prohibition Of slavery fn ths Territories. Tho
WIS as Ra.y ta ha 5sso%S nzss,erS so'rupt .n aa1
weak, mud the Know. Noshlng party was growing
daily Into greater dlsfrpute After number
Of Anti ,Nobraskan 'nestlngs in the State, a
Gull was Issued, Juls9 1851. for n,ass-conven-
vitcd tall men opnosud to the repeal OF tile
Missouri Comprotnise md the extension Of the
slayn powcs" to take part. No names rcre
a1gncd TO the call.
and John Walworth, Of Green County, was
mado the President, Horaco Rublce und L. +.
FEtsbY Secretaries, anl J. A. bleopog, Davtl At
Hood, T. A. Bird, i. Dinwiddio, 3. II. baird,
1lesolutious. The speakers Hcro l.. L. Harvey,
0earKa B. Ely, md J. 4. 4letper, Of Rock
County; Martin Mitchell, Of Fond du Inc
County; b. Il. Orlon. ". a. White, and Ilar-
Lafayette County; hlcKeo. Of JclIerson County:
johnson, Of Sank County: C!einsnt, of Isaci1o
County; Stchblns, Of kenosha County; and i.
T. Mllls, Of GFant County. The following reso-
luthana were adoptcd;
Rsso1rsd. Thut tue repeated and long continued
sncroAchmons Ut The s!aEe power. eliminating at
last tho repeal Of tho law Of freedom, IL a Of e
forces upon M tho conviction that ihers IL uo ~.
tapA from Tho Alternative Of freedom Slavery ~
political ssuc. Which 4 TO determine whether
Ettolotd, That We accept tl,ts itauo. forced upon
will co.opc1xto and b. Known ~ Republicans,
pledged to tho accomplishment Of tue following
70 bling the Adnaln,.tratlon Of thu Government
back to the control Of hret Er'nrtpfes.
~ res.ore Sehrassa and Kansas back 10 thopos!-
70 81 fspeai sad sat're sbros.tloa OF tho rusi.
fo fes,ttst .!a,sry to .hs State. In which 1t OK.
70 prohibit the admission Of nny morn s!ay.
etates into tho Onion. -
which tls ueuesaI Government hss exclusive
1urisdirtlou,
And 10 rcses tho requirement OF any more tor
!itoFS. uhitss tic prohibition Of slavery thetefu
SOreyet ss'hll have been provided for.
Ntto:rsd, That III fuEihsrnhce Ut iAcsc ntlnept4
VIC VIII use hleh t0Htttnnonal and l4w{ul nlcat,a
~ shall seem bt~t s4aDse4 10 ihoIr accomplish.
undrr ths General nr Stata Gu. cInlent WHO il
nut positively and fully committed 10 tho SUPPORT
Of thesa pfinctblrs. aud Whose ptrsau4i character
aud conduct " not gnaruhtee thui he Is reliable
Astorsd, That We f1FAlnl1y invite nj perpHlls.
whether Of native ur furetga BIRTH, wh1 aru in
fasoT ot the objects expressed n lt above 1eaolu
Hohs, Ia unite WITH Hs in carrying tilcm into afcc
4 Htate Ccntral Couinitteo w1s made up ot
tho fellowlh9: William 4. White, at UAne; j,
J: A. Sleeper, ot Hntk; G. 4. Wunderly and L. u
Woloott, o. Milwaukee, Ossamu4 Coils, o'
Graut; j. WAlwortht VI Grcen; ". eN0ne{. o
Eaiw0rth; d. ". Hall aud s. II. balsd. o.
OodEe.
= 4,.sslous to this Wisconsin had bceu Demo
cratic State. n had elected Dewey tor uoy
error twlce. aud III 1851 upt,am {DcnoctAt} VA
beaten by = majority ol only 6U7. l3sEstaw tDcm
IT, ocsat) Mns elected IN 1b5J by nearlF 4,U00 INA
1ority. At Inc Inst btatu cieutinn attor thp he
ploll4n organization, LUG certitIcAtu tss4e1 4
Asrstow a. against Dashlorl {l&epubllcapl. on
{epulo4l majority uf III, waa Get aslle-alIt
from thls on uutti 1879 lln ,Bepublieaus vert
successful tn every contest By ulnlosttlss rang
ing trom I, ,o0oto 0.sr at,oU1 Tie Arst Nationu
, Convention Of the Republican party waa hold VI
Phtladelphla. June IL, 1850. whun john o
Hrt1naat vas no1ninated - tho candidate fu
, : President. Ths Republicans carried The Stat,
aud gave flFe Electoral ToLes to Fremont.