, 1859-09-29


sion to the lash. They just begin to see their
mistake, and to wonder how they will undo
the mischief that they have wrought.
TIE FORCING PROCESS.
The ayowal Of Douglas mud his friends,
That tue South will be forced to takc him as
the candidate for th' Presidency, else suffer
defeat, begins to do its work The high spis.
tied people TO whom moral coercion ia thus
applied, resent with stroug language the im~
plied threat which the leretics throw at their
heads; and dare him and his fiicw conspira-
tors against the Democratic party to do their
worst. They say that they may he coaxed;
but That the man is not born hy wuom they
.nay be driven Mr.. Douglas will find, though
late, that he has mistaken the spirit and ill.,
der-rated the courage Of those whom he has
attempted to dragoun into submission.
WHAT An.o THE CAPITAL OF
CHICAGO.
Is geuerl rule it will be conceded that
the capital 10 build cities in u new country
must ba accumulated by their inhabitants.
The proportion brought from abroad by the
few rich men WHO became citizens is very
small compared with the vast Gums necessary
to build the solid blocks md make the i'm.
provemeuts which entitle any place to the
name Of city. Chicago is no exception to
thu rule and hence It is Tint in nronor-
finn tn thu orient of 1,er hnsncss md tho
number Of it's people. our city to-day Inns less
aysi,ublc CAPITAL than any other city in tic
Union tbs f,ct need mt he denied for il is
an eyidcnre Of tho rand. and it is believed
ar our s,,hstantia, crou.b. Many ritz
in New England and New York, with scarce
lv a tithe Of our population, las moro available
capital. more money to loan on bond and
mortcapc. ar tn invest in bank stock: than
Chicago The exclamation can be- ciyen in a
s;nple scntencc--thcv are finished cb;caco is
rot t,,a ,,,,r,rv tr,,,a,r +a +,,o,, !. t,av d.
xa,,ncd ,ut fon,,aor s,atos =. ,.,co al. oh;o
.,a r.s,,,- ,;o,,o. aaa a.,a >..a..+;ro .-a
anna # ,hor ,oo,o ,,on,1o,a ,,.s. H. go
ont If the rost cm,ntrr ,rtwren 1nko M;c,,;.
oan and thu Rockv Mountoins md ch;caoo
must ,,r 20 en1orpcd lint she can f,,1,v acco.n.
modate their trnde
Tie ,an;1 r,ou,h of cb;ca,o co,nmenccd
with the openinr Of onr rai1wavs in 1850
F;va ro,rs novo- add,a ,noro ~ tha .,,l,..
tial frovt1, of n ritz +han did +,,osa nrav;o,,c
tn ancuxt 1ss7 u,,or III. ,-oat t,noa,;o, 49,
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md rono.a,,., ~. 50. = .~s-,. ~! w..
t,o,a rim, Ia +,r1x ,a.r;..
In cn;,a ~ ~, 4,s.-, e:.n
,orc1rda ,hst . n...:n. ~ 'e.' W.
taa, uo,-;,. ,ran., ,r,,.s. ..-..:~,1 - I1 ,'.1'e
baan ;,rcst;no + ~ ro,,,ah,o ;.,a.o-a..a..~
viii, ,;,nra, bond 1ot anr mon o~,,,;na
,ho oo,,no,,;., .a,,,o, .,,,,,,;.,,sa :, .,,s- -,
-,
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' 1~ eosP'e - 0Neo o44e'
c7y M'se afnonnt o4 money to Tue right
"4' % '1' ,eass'' when tnes make thelr aonu~
o4'' nns We 'eaaa!} ADMIT tnat no city
~ s'-e Aas ~ ue1e ''a''1oie cap''", We con-
1 ~"l .,al w e'as1 uaAe' neat As muen money
''' 4'A ~ lao 1'1llons
So e' eur@o 10 Inc
o-. - ,N, ~ o' r. '"' "''a P'o''s'
10As' e"' 80. 4''.'4o'' ',AD4e' our Immense
- ''Nse'' va so"'s, SUI ~ 'oe na1ne-
1s'' 1''c4ss " c'lt'ne'ee' oo' nanaae1uF'es'
a''' at' iAFse aoo lucrative tooush We oonoede
@ luz" 70 90 not hah ~na' our position requires.
Ine money maae on this immense traffic must
pe counted ey millions.
10 stranger who may ask what becomes
o' a'l fhia money ~e point to our warehouses,
70 our splendid blocks Of stones and
our e'eeahs residences neas!y MI Of them
ouas within tho Last s1x years. The
confidence tho people Of chicago have,
IN her commanding commercial position,
cannot be better nnderstooa tllan by drive