The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-06-30
THE nlETERENCH

| DordlAs is thankful for small favors.--
| The substance having eludsd his grasp, he
has,ens to announce himself satisfied with
ths msre., shadow. Instance late 10 the
evening Of the day following his nomination
| by the rump Convention q. Baltimore, and
upon tho arrival Of the Illinois and other
delegations from Baltimore, . small pro-
cs..ion was formed, which, preceded by the
Chicago Band, proceeded to Douglas resi-
dencc. and, in the words Of the telegraph,
"comp limsnted him with . seranads and
hurzaing." With great alacrity, DouoLAs
appeared, and made a speech. He stood
no. upon the order Of speaking, but availed
himself Of the first chance to 're,urn thanks
for the " honor conferred" and to cay a
good word for "my great principle" Mr..
Dorot.s. initiating in a small way the re-
nowued jim. THoRISGTox, Of this State, &C.
know!edged that the Rump Convention had
"dons him proud" Hear him:
ITO bs the standard bearer OF the only political
Kssratlsn tia. is easenraive aud powerful enough to
save the county from aepliouism, and dissolution
indeed an homer whish any citizen may be proud"
/ &C sc.
That will do for Mr.. DoroLAs. We will
now look a, tho reception this came pro-
cession met with at tho hands Of Senator
FITZPATRICK the Vice Presidential nominee
Of the Ramp Convention. Mr.. +. 10 evil
IDENTIFY no. dax.isd with the nomination.
Not even an "air-drswn" Senatorial Prssi-
Dental sea, has come athuar, his vision in
consequence Of this nomination. lie 10 not
entertaining atadous just now in . very
hospisable manner. Instance-ths tsle.
graph inform. Us that the procession NOV ed
from the residence Of DoroLAs to ,ha. Of
tFlrsFAraicK,
"Ani oseres nina appsrtuaity to Judge .. the
sasisty 1t calesse bsat As the Vice Presidential
s'aiass Ast fstrsi h.s rspss.snis,v. Coz at his
taa'snss rstRrne thanks the political and musical
Oaalp'iasnt -
The presidential nominee did not
sroahI. himself to respond to the huz.as Of
his snshusias,is admirers. lie would not
crawl from his luxurieus couch to aeknowl-
edge that be feis "rroudr Of the small favor
conferred upon him by this nomination. A
nsmiassion broashs abou: by the maehina-
lions Of half . dozen States States. too,
thai wih not. - he very we'll knows-siys
either norsuas or himself . single electoral
vote. Mr.. fIrxPArsiok showed bis good
sense in keeping his bed treating the hug
aa,as Of The handful Of delegate. aud quasi
aamirsrs-wish supreme indifference, and
depn,ias Sau-sss Cox, Of Ohio, TO return
his "shAnks for the political and mu.iea,
somplimsns"-shs former - full Of ,osnd
- the latter. Tas sagssiaas rsrzrArsicx
ssnsalss bis ease, in preferences to allowing
hi. sms,'isa 10 GEL The better Of his jadxmeu.
--in far - 10 cause him to stretch forth
his hsad 10 seine apon The dslusivs show Of
"asaar" ,eudsrsd him By sh. Ramp Con.
vsasisa. pevssas might profit b. ,Ais ex
ample Of ssSaei,y.
r. S.--sssee the above vas put 10 type,
ness has reached as thai Mr.. rrr1p.r.icx
deaf wsst TO orally" andsr The lead CT The
"atsle e,sns." Mr.. FTrzrArafcx % not The
msn shsy took him for. lie declines Tie
nom,aa;ioa ~ssrsspsn Mr.. lIrasea.t v.
JsHSsoS. Of Georgia, 10 designated By the
csosral Committee 10 Gil ,asvasasey. Mr..
JeHssas seeesss. and tie dsaess-headsd
Dtueerssy inter she lists fer the rses;den-
tial stakes asdes the ra,,yinS cries Of
ncrsiAs add JoRSsoS, asd BsRcklxR,eos
and LAss. Go il. eeas--ro il mani