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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-04-27
F1ENDIsH,--A correspondent of the
Chicago Daily Journal, writing from Gin
cinnat, details scene of the workings OF
our "peculiar institution" as follows:


cinnati, details scene of the workings of
our peculiar institution" as follows:
Years Of talk about the wickedness of slavery win
stir the sluggish blood single incident occurring
In moment. On the the other day, noticed a
beautiful OF the finest FORMS and sweetest
ady-ike countenauccs have for many day, at
racted out attention. On the back of her gem
temanly looking man, phOse features the iady's Uery
much resembled.
Before the started another wei dressed gentleman
in, and recognizing the FIRST to seat by the side
Of him.
sis that savei" asked the sec nd gantepan pointing
to the lady in 'front.'
"Yes"
We were astonished for the lady had deep Blue eyes,
sdaight beautiful hair, and clear blooming complexion.
"YOursl"
ayes"
'For salel"
"She is"
"What do you aski"
"Tweve hundred"
The traaer-fOr so deemed him-walked out In front
of the woman, examined her hands, tried her and
joints and then as IL examining beef with both hands,
examined her BOSOM abdomen and hips in the meantime
asking the shrinking creature series of questions such
as we hope again to hear put to of the OF
our own mother
"TH take her, and pay the money when the train
reaches -"
The bue-eyed aaxen haired chattel goes to New Or
leans, and to fate than death. Such is the "di
vine institutonw
We're Northern haters of slavery responsible for the
bleaching Of that chattell
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-04-27

Paul Morphy, It Is said, is to remove to
Paris, with bis mother, TO reside there,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-04-27
CHINESE YAM.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED, living six miles
l. south Of Fremont, on the Fremont and TiGn Plank
Road have quantity of the seed OF the CHINESE YAM for
sale, "a vegetable superior to poatoes which they will
dispose of to those wishing to raise the article at
able prices.
The subscribers will also have any quantity OF Sweet
POtatoe Plants of the Nansemond variety sale after
the first OF May. HENRY KENYON
April 27th 1s60.-16w3 GEORGE HIETT
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-04-27
LEAvrNMoRrn. Anril 21-

We learn from Topeka that Deputy U.
S. Marshal Ames was shot dead by prom
iuent citizen of that place named Richie,
whom Ames was endeavoring to arrest on
an old charge of robbing the post Office
No particulars are received.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-04-27
NEIGHBORHOOD ITEMS.

The Wyandot Pioneer of the 10th, gives
the following account of the burning of a
little girl of that town:
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-04-27

CHARLESTON, April rs.
The Convention met at 10 o'clock the gallery was
crowded with ladies and motion several hundred who
erowding outside admitted TO the Aoor or the
convention, oecasionng much good feeling. The resou
subject taken up, debated and rejected Ayes 120.
Nays l2l. Mr. Robinson, chairman Of the Vermont dele
CATION, died Of apoplexy this morning.
resolution relative TO debate restricting speakers to
10 minutes on all subjects except on platform then in
troduced and discussion thereon Is progressing. A
Southern delegate demanded that there should be no gag
law any subject. At IL o'clock the resolution was
adopted limiting speaking TO is minutes all subjects
except the Platform and that the rule Of the House
Representatives will apply limiting each speaker to
hour The committee credentials that they
would be ready to make their report this afternoon
Tho Convention then motion adjourned at un-
I'll o'clock.
The committee on credentials will report in favor Of
the Dean Richmond delegation. The Wood delegation
received but six votes, being those Of Missouri Texas
North Carolina Alabam, Georgia and South Carolina
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention met at O'Clock. resolution to ap-
point National Committee 10 act for abe next four years.
discussed and finally referred to select committee TO
enquire into the propety Of giving the National Com
mitlee power to name both the the time and place Of
The Committee credentials reported that the sitting
delegates from New York. Illinois, Massachusetts, aRd
Maryland 1.-THE latter T. NJ Lanaham and Robert j. Brant
are entitled 10 their seats.
The report Of the minority Of the committee pre-
sented II signed by the members Of the committee
from Alabama, California, Arkansas, Texas, Georgia and
Mississippi and recommending that onehalf OF each OF
the New York contestants be admitted 70 the convention
thfu 10 east ~ Noleh utuetc report OF
committee on credentials was continued I'LL o'clock
when was closed by the previous question being called
vote was FIRST taken the Illinois question and the
Douglas delegation admitted.
vote waa next taken the Maryland question, aud
Messrs. Brant aud Lanaham awarded seats.
vote was then taken BY States the minority report
Of the commtte; 70 divide the votes between the ~ r.
delegations The States voting ave- were; North Caroli-
ma, o. Georgia, 10: Virginia. sk; Missouri L; Alabama
o. Mississippi II Texas, q; Tennessee Q; California 3;
Arkansas, g. Ayes b6; Nays llo the Dean Richmond
delegates admitted and the Wood excluded
The Of the result received with cheers
aud great excitement ensued. resolution 70 admit the
Wood delegAesto 70 honorary seats the floor added 20
the excitement. but the esolution finally laid over
under the rule until tomorrow.
The Committee have Just reppdiated the Cincinnati
Platform by vote of17 to IL the Southern delegations
demanding platform that win not be liable 10 two
stInctona.
The nomnatlon Of Douglas q considered certain, ha
h4sng lEnihed his Willingness 70 secept the nomination
with any dnd oil platform.
Ths con1entios hen, a. O,doek, sajopsnsd,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-04-27
WAsHINaroN. Anil "a.

The awards for mail service in the mid
die section were brought forward to-day, in
the presence of large number Of contract
ors. The offers are lower than heretofore,
owing to the fact that the proposals we're
for star bids-that is the performance of
the service without regard to the particular
modes of conveyance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-04


fnsF- MUMrHREx. Aaction Ard Uaa,-
- mission Merchant, No. s Estes uouse.
HegufT Aactfon satea ON Tuesday, Ihu-s~sy
and saturday mornings also every evening l .r
niture sales every raturday morning
Gsa- Particular attention given to ssles ir ne
ccnntry. #5@@ 8s4 larest
EusI received . large evnsi gnment III Eabls Cat
~ iery, which will be sold very low.
my26 DF HUMPHREY
A VALUABLE HuhSE AND LOT In this civ
a for sale, or viii be exchanged Tor Farm
Apply 10 -. N. HUMPHREY.
my 2Sd
uSI received consignment of hne EosPct
- Knives direct fran manufacturers, which will
De sold at private sale 80 pr cant less than gsaa
prices Laplbdl ID. II. HUMPHREY Act
/ HAVE been apposnf ed sole Agent fer the sale OF
1 Franks Chemical Writing Fluid, which for
commercial and school purposes Ia highly re.om-
mended equal TO the bsst In the market.
ap26d ID. n. HUMpHRR
"A LAA6E invoice OF summer Coats Just opened
which will b. sold at large discount from
cosi. Also, a lot Of Summer shawls.
Aprit28, '6o-d ID, II. HUMPHREY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-04

| pAiLy Cars ctrY ovFrx,
Kesknk, 5nno sth. |
FLouk-supernne, 81 g.; Spfing wheat, OK
ira, t1G 10 90 Fall wheat extra. 81 90 to O. 7s
BRAN AND SHORTS, $50 so psrieo.
| cOkN-~3s-good dsnana.
BARLEf--spring, b5as5. Fall, 7sasoo.
WHEAT In good demand. Fall 81 3o4I So;
Spring Goal os.
OATS--4o To AS
kYE-60a70cj in good demand.
POTAToEs--4s 10 so by the load retail 60.
GR0cERIEs--New Orleans Sugar, fair 7ibTa
prime 81 %. clarified % 40 crushed and loaf ils
to i2A MolAsses-- Plautatiom 4e to Soc, 81 n 40
to s5, Golden Syrup, so TO s5c ccfes-Rio 1879
TIC i4A Java 10 70 ioc. Laguyra to lsl. Rice, ss61
g..
soAp-Paim SIC, Family s3c.
cANDLEs--star is 70 20. stearine Is, Mould
l2a summer pressed, l5
LARD--lo to Io4 retail l2lc.
BuTTER-choice to 10 retail IL. TO Is.
EIDES-Dry IS 10 I34, green, 81 to 81 green
sheep potts 10 TO 7se green hog skins rs.
HAY--prairie $Si to s5;; Timothy and Hunga-
ran, $sasslj Baled do. s9A to SO; Retail, sIa.
sEEDs---Hungarian Grass, 25a3o Timothy, 81
"o CIV flax Seed, s0a9a.
sUNDRIES--Unicns, 4eso 90 Eggs, "A toe.
ssathsrs, see to s5c; Wnits Beans, zoe toeo.
FkDiT-Dried apples, so to 10 per bush.
Dried psachea, - 30 to 400; Kaiains, 81 10 20
8 40.
cHRRSE-W. r.. 10; Denmark . tcto
Professionalism "a to 10; Shoulders III to s.
clear sides 20 ".
HkEF--21a3c grossf be to &c per quarter
sHEEP--ss 90 to 81 90 y head.
H0oS.-- Dressed, 81 % 10 x6 90.
sALT--0. A., OIL Is to 30 per sack KanAw-
ha, 7oa1so per bhi.; Liverpool, $1as Per SAX
Lake 81 40 U bbI.
FISH-MackereI, No. j $40 to $71 % bbl; No.
SIC To SIT; No. $I2tosf3. White, No IS so
to 81 10 half Dbl. Cod Flsh 6to69an.
RAGs--7i t. Sc.
OLD IRON to Re per n Brass to 1oc per
ib.; Copper LII to I4c per n.
ExcsAssE--on Nsw York for currency Per
cent; forged per cent. ST .Louis 1 per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-04
COOKIES
ROYAL CIRCUS.

tNHIs unequaled European Troupe, comprising
all the treat Talent in the Equestrian Profes-
SIGN. will exhibit their Splendid, Novel and Ex-
citing fests of horsemanship and Athletic Skill,
Al kEOkUk, on Monday. June IIsh.
Grand Mid day Performance, commencing Mt
osiosk ?. ~. ana 10 he evening Ut IA o'clock.
Admission 80 cents. Children IS cenls
Among the superb attractions which distinguish
the Royal CIrcusis the magnificent
ECOLE DE NANCE,
BY the Brilliant and Dauntless Artistic
MARXANN COOKE.
On har beautiful Manege Horse JUPITER,
La Petite Laura
On horseback the Rose Girl
Walter Cooke
On his will bare-b backed steed.
Young Lester,
The Champion Contortionist of Europe &. America
m Maddrie
viii introduce bis little sons, with the performing
Psnics, Cherry and Fair star
A matchiess act on two horses by
MARY Ann Cook and Maurice mtais.
PROF. CHARLES and his pet LEOPARD
MAZEPPA.
The astonishing Double summe rsnuit per
formance, besides many other Great Acts.
The performances win be interpreted by tho Gym
n&Suc ana Loquactous DroIleries of
Tbs Court J ester. Geo. Consaable.
The entertainment will commence with
A Grand HiPPo-dramAuic spectacle
Aud conclude with y
DurlGsQue EQnCsGrkMn Pantomtmc
PROF. IL EuBENA
VIII form Procession in his Splendid Chariof
and drive Mammoth Troupe of beautiful
Horses, accompanied bya
SUPERB BAND OF MUSIC.
HilIsnter town At 10 a. m. on the day Of exhibition
THE SABLE HAIR ONIHTS
Will give GRA AuC0NCEkT in the same payil
ION lmmedlAtsly after the conclusion of the Circrf
I performance. -. n lmay2sdl
Tour HeMrs Aboard the W b aiU IN
ksMEhAClNacruises In the Pacific, Atlantic. In
~ dian and Antarctic Oceans, in the wears is5
%, ~, 'os and 'b9, by w. Is. Whitoar. For sal
ny -. OGDEN, DROWNELLA CO.
| "A FEW RAILROAD TICK Els 10 NEW yORJ
! IAfor sale 1t much less than regular rates. "
1 guarantee them all right. "
KELLOGG q BIRaE,
sprAsd 8 50 Aainst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-04

great Demand fer NIoauss Mcdi-
csnes.
PAaIs, Ill, April 8, 1860.
DR. sLoAs-Sir We nearly out of your
ointment and Condition Powder. We would scarce
~ know bog 70 get along without them. There
neyer was so great demand for any other medicine
In this country as there is for yours. We want M
soon possible, at least Ice packages Of the Con-
ditien Powder, aud as many boxes Of intment.
Yours rrspe stfuiiy.
STEELE YORK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-04

CouEr.-We learn that tho Des Moines
River Company case, and the Penitsnsiary
case we're referred TO arbitrators. II is sup
posed that Court will adjourn on wednes-
pay next.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-04

G~Ir. Hossetser's nisters have received the
warncst eneoniunr from the press and the people
throughout the Union. Al a valuable tonic for The
cure Of Dyspepsia, Flatuieury, Constipation, and
general nervous debility, it be approached.
Every day new cases OF its great effect are enron
icied through public jonraals There 10 nothing
equal TO the enjoymene which the afflicted cxpe-
rience when using this valuable specific. fts mild
tone, lis sure and vigorous action upon dsordered
stomach, aad the cleansing Of the entire human
body, should recommend II to all classes If eur
community. All that will be necessary TO convince
the akeptcal Of its healthy effects il to try bot
tie Of IL.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
Sold by p GIBBONS, A. J. WlLEixsos, DARrLxrr,
Kara Co, ard D. T. Bnspgs
June 4. '6e-dsw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-04
II. ,. TEN EYCK,
General Insurance Agent,
COR. en- AND MAIN-sTs.,
Keok uk, iowa

LvRE, LAKE RIVER MD LIFE IN
L sUkANGE promptly attended to at this Onice.
Better and more IspEnsITY be given nj this
Agency than any other in this city and less trouble
after Lose.
4H1aa ias. Co., Of Hartford, Gem, s2I94, leO 90
Hors IRsaraaee Company, Of Eep Fork, I,459.s1S
horfh Amer4can In. Co., Hartford, Coma, 500 eco
Gifg Fre assurance Co., Of Ee.c Harsn 270e53
Pa@nsS Fire rasa, Co., of Ae,e York 2g0 0Ou
Lerfaara FIRE IHsaSance Co ;, Meas Pork 26S COO
AoHfasS Fire IzsHance Co., Ner Tofk, zoe, Goa
Connecticut Mufadi fe In Co., Hartford, s,eoo,s2s
Da. =. W. Boxp. Medical Examiner
ETA. w. GRIFFITH is authorised to receive
applications for all above Companies.
ssr Buildings, Merchandise, Mills, Factories,
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured at as
Low rates AZ other Companies who pay their losses
III. u. TEN-EYCk, Agent,
Office corner III and Matt Sta, Keoknk, Iowa.
may. Z, dim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-04

AYEK,s sARsAPARILLA,
For Spring Diseases,
For Purifying the Blood,
For Scrofula or Kings Evil,
For Tumors, Ulcers and Sores,
For Eruptions and Pimples,
For Blotches, Blains and BoiIs,
For St. Anthony = Fire, Rose or Erysipelas,
For letter, or Salt Rheun.
For Scaid Head and Ring w orm.
For Cancer and Cancer Sores,
For Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and Uumors,
For Female Diseases,
For Suppression and Irregularity,
For Syphilis or Veneral Disease,
For Liver Complaints,
For Diseases OF the Heart.
AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
CHERRY PICTORIAL,
AYERS PILLS, and
AYERS AGUE CURE
PREPARED by
DIR. J. G.. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL, MASS,
And Sold by all Druggists cverywhsrc
BARTLETT, KAYE u CO., Keokuk, Iowa.
y. b. GAY. Burlington. Iowa.
RICHARDSON, MILLER a CO., st. Louis.
June2dkwom-i nsdltw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-04

ARRIvxp.-Ths Dubuque Herald says ga
couple Of car loads of rails arrived ct Dun
leish last evening, from Abe Lincoln. They
Are to be used BY the great Republican party
Of Iowa, to elect the man who split them.o
The Dubuque Herald IL great Roller.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-04

~ PORT OF KEOKUK.
Arrivals, June q.
Die Vernon from ST. Louis.
Aihambra " /"
Key City !"
Heron from ST. Paul. 49,
Des Moines City from Muscatine.
Clara Hine from Montrose.
Eagle from Warsaw.
River falling with thirty seven inches water o.
the Rapiis. .I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-04
"a Having been absent from town on
Friday evening, we are obliged to friend
for his notice OF the Club meeting.

GREAT SHowER.--We had a glorious rain
last Saturday, commencing just after dinner
and continuing with slight in.srmissions till
dark, Tho earth was thoroughly soaked,
and VIE faoe OF nature washed remarkably
clean cisterns also we're filed, and peopls
went to calculating the commercial net value
OF the rain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-04


Is AGENT FOX THE FOLLOWING
RELIABLE LHFE AND EEREIN
suHANCk COmPA MES:
Mutual Bencfit Lite Ius. Co.
Net accumulation Jan. /, go, 81, 4OO, So. 80.
This Company has larger accumulation spm-
pared with It's liabilities than any other Lifts IN
surance Co. in the United States. ~
80 persons Ia this city have their lives injured
In this Company e
LAMAR FIRE ms. co. or NEW YORK.
CASH Ga pstai $500 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK.
GaAh Capftal s2O0, 900.
ALLAN rfc FIRE ms CO. or BROOKLYN. Y.
Cash Capitmi $50. 900.
MANHATTAN FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK.
Capital ana surplus efO0, 900.
~ Particular attention given to Marine ANA
Fire Insurance. Contract Policies issued.
oFPICE-0n Third-st., Keokuk, Iowa.
w. L. WOOD, Agent.
May Is. Isee-d A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-04

GREAT SToRn.-Jnst after 6 O'Clock on
Saturday night terrific storm OF who'd and
rain swept over this place. Considerable
damage was done to fences, weak ,ar-roofs
TO- The storm lasted over an hour, during
which several inches OF rain must have fall.
60. At the close the snn broke out in the
West, and We had complete view OF mag
n'dcent rainbow, the arch resting upon a
black mass Of clouds, and the two ends dip
ping In the Mississippi. 1t was rare and
beautiful sight.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-24

CALAvERAs CHnoNIoLE.-This Democratic
paper does not hoist the flag for DOUGLAS or
Brecklnridge; but, under an article headed
Hung be the heavens with black. mourns
over the divisions of the party, and says:
Already the flag bearing the skull and
cross-bones can be seen waving over the hid
eous battlements of the black sectional cita-
del of Republicanism already the 'irrepres-
sible conflict" leaders are marshaling their
swarthy disunion hordes, and shouting def
rnce to the time-honored Democracy; al
ready the blooddyed flag of sectionolism
sullies the air of the Republic, and threat
ems to overshadow the nation.
In conclusion, we desire to inform our Dem
ocratic friends that, when this effort at har-
moRy has been made. we shall be prepared,
in any event. to raise the standard of the
nominees that our judgment shall indicate as
the most legitimate We shall take hand
in the fight, but it shall be against the motley
horde of Union destroyers and irrepressble
conflict teachers, and not against brethren of
the same faith with ourselves-and with
this pledge we await the action of the State
Central Committee.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-24

On THE FENCE-San Francisco Herald, AL
ameda Gazette, Calaveras Chronicle, Maripo-
sa Gazette, Mariposa Star, Shasta Herald,
Sonoma Democrat, Red Bluff Beacon, San
Jose Reporters.
10 BE HEARD FRoM.-Crescent City Herald,
humboldt Times, Los Angeles Star, Napa
Times, Grass Valley National, Placer Patriot,
Plumas Argus, Plumas Standard, San Ber-
nardlno Gazette democratic Independent,
San Francisco Democrat (German), Santa
Barbara Gazette, San Jose Tribune, Yreka
Union. Sonora Democrat, Sonora Age-l5.
Sac Union.
One of the papers named in the Unions
list, under the caption of "To be heard from, -"
to-wit; the Grass Valley National, comes to
US with the names of Douglas and johnson at
its masthead. 1t says:
On the 2lst of August, 1858, in the 4tb
number of the Nevada National" we nlaced
at the head of our columns the Presidential
ticket of our choice, which has remained
there. every week until the present issue. in
which we have replaced it by another For
twenty three months our columns have indi-
Gated our preference of Daniel S. Dickinson
for President, and james S. Green for Vice
President, "SUBJEoT TO THE NOMINATIONS OF
THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION"
In fultillment of the pledge contained in
this qualifying clause, we now raise the flag
recently unturled by the Democratic Nations
al Convention, at Baltimore, bearing the
names of stephen A. Douglas, for President
and Herschel V. johnson, for Vice President
We have done this, not because we pre-
ferred the individuals there selected. On the
we freely admit that If We had had
a voice In the selection of candidate we
ehould have cast vote for Mr. Breckenridge
rather than for Mr.. Douglas. But the Con-
ventiCn thought otherwise; and, as Demo-
Gratis, we bow to the will of the majority.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-24

THE SEcEDERs REBuKED.-The Shasta Cou-
rier hoists at the head of its columns the
names of Douglas and johnson, and says
Having been "born and bred" in the Dem
ocratic fath-believing in the fundamehtai
principle of the organization, that the voice
of the majority, when in council, shall RUE
always having fought with all our might
all boilers and seceders-being fully Impress
ed with the conviction that upon the pre-
servation of the Democratic party Gepends
the safety of the Union-and it appearing a
fact beyond question that the regular Nation-
al Democratic Convention was conducted ID
accordance with the time honored usages OF
the party, we have no hesitation in promptly
avowing ourselves ardent supporters oi us
nominees. and fling to the breeze the old.
fashioned Democratic flag, with the names oi
the regular nominees thereon-Douglas ana
Johnson "Sink or swim, survive or PERISH
we will remain upon the deck OF the Old
time-honored Democratic ship, once COM
manded by Thomas Jefferson and an An
drew Jackson As long as one plank remains
so long will we. When the party has sunk
beneath the waves forever, then VIII we
look out for some other boat, but not unTl
then. If we are to die now, we prefer to
die inside the portals of the Church. II de-
feat comes upon the party, as the seeeders
appear determined it shall come, why, for
one. we prefer the calamity shall reach us
while proving our party fidelity, rather than
when in the very act of waging an unnatural
war upon our political alma mater.
Douglas and johnson are, beyond all ques-
ton, the nominees of the Democratic Ma
tional Conventian. No fair man can really
believe the contrary. A mere fraction OF
the entire Convention-about one third-leit
the regular Convention, and assembled in an
other part of the city, while two-thirds re-
mained and performed the work which they
were elected to do. The reports that the
Democratic Convention had bursted up were
false. There was no burst up about it, A
minority, who could not rule the majority
bolted, seeded, withdrew from the Conven-
ton, and then the Convention, when the hub
bub had subsidized, proceeded quietly. regu-
larly and legitimately to business. The re-
suit was the nomination of Douglas and
johnson. Believing that every Democrat is
in honor bound to support this action and
these nominees. we prop Sc from now until
the day of election, with pen and tongue
to advocate the cause of the time>honored
and glorious old Democratic party.