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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-03
(F,om the New York Hersld.J
The Dying Agonies of the Dcmoeracy at Baltimore

Whom the gods would destroy they first
make mad" We refer the inq ling reader 10
our reports of Yesterdays proceedings Ia the
Baltimore Convention. They were unique and
IN every point OF view they are fall of instruc-
ton. They betray the characte. of the mate
rails of winch these national party conventions
are composed. and particularly the predomiua-
ting elercn, of ru.nisrn, to the full gaze OF the
world. We perceive, too. in these scenes of
lrutsl violence. where all should be harmony
and Cancellation. that the days of this dnioraltzed
Democratic Party arc Numbered, and that q: is in
the dqoRics Of death
Upon the question of the contested Southern
delegations. the New Workers asked another
nights reflection. They hesitate between the
alternative of sacrificing the party for the sake
of Douglas and the eIpedient of dropping Doug
las to save themselves. They tear that in drop
ping Douglas they will array the solid North
west against the Albany Regency. and they see
that in sdhering t. him they only precipi,ate
the inevitable explosion. For once the willy.
plotting Dean Richmond is III water hey ond his
depth. He finds that ali his beautiful arrange
monts perfected at Syracuse last September. for
debating the candidate Of this Convention. fall
short of The necessities of the But he and
his delegation do not yet despair, or they would
not have asked another night for tho purpose of
q treaty of peace.
Mr.. Church, his henchrnan, that they may as
well abandon ut once all their delusivo hopes
of the spois and plumber Of the neI. admins
,ration. They are lost. The Democratic party IS
destroyed. There not the rcnaotest visible ghost
OF contingency for the re-uon Of the Jcligere,s
clements Of His revolutionary Convention. The
moral consequences of what they have already
done render it superfluous to speculate upon
what they may do to-day or Tomorrow.
Assuming that these fighting factions. cliques
md sections may still agree 10 bury the hatch
e,, and unite upon q compromise ticket, 1t Will
avail theun nothing. The party is broken to pie
ces. aud with one. two, or three tickets, 1t must
be superseded. Il is too badly cut up, too Sc
riously crippled and has too many bones broken
to be healed xnd put upon its legs again in Il
single day 0: single year. 1t is practically
dissolved and disbanded, whatever may De the
remedies attempted by this Convention. 1t
is practically dissolved and dishunded, whatev
may be the remedies attempted by this Con-
ventIon. In brief, the National Convention of
the Democratic party. having become degraded
10 the base condition of Tamnany Hall IN its
worst days of ruffianism, is only suffering the
fate of Tanmany Hall-discor1s, divisions re-
beliion. defeat and disgrace
Were there no other draw back to the reunion
of the party. the fact that this Baltimore Con-
vention represents the party Will be capital
enough for the Republicans. a miracle. and
only a miracle. can save the distracted. divided
and distorted Democracy from u terrible reyo
luiIonary explosion at Baltimore
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-03
The Grand Ratification.

The Douglasires made desperate effort ,o
&c, up ratification on Thursday eveuing-
Large hand bills We're posted on every stree,
corner. and all the most conspicuous places in
anti about The city, and notice given ia the
inteklige,.cer that d Grand Torch Light Process
sion weuid be formed and :" Address by Elo-
quent Speakers" and the faithful were notified
to Rally Rally Rally II,
Well. the hour for forming the procession ar
rived. and very respectable number (near
forty) Old Line Wings and " original Demo
Gratis" paraded, accompanied by three or four
times that number of boys. The procession
marched through the principal streets of the
city accompanied by the Mineral Point Band
no discour.ed sweet music" TO the crowd.
and finally brought up in front of LEsAnAS d
BIO. Store, from the balcony of which the " ell
oquent speakers addressed goodly number
of Democrats and Republicans. The first speak
er introduced was Hon. SAMUEL CRAwFoRp, one
of the original Douglas men of the city, and
from whom We expected 10 hear eloquent
speech ia favor OF the " Little Giant but it
was an uphill business. and the Judge failed
70 draw forth the least particle of enthusiasm.
By the united effnrts III general of the leaders.
and the swing of the hat of the President, faint
cheer were raised two or three times during the
irst speech.
Ono. J.. FRosr Esq was ne1t called upon as
the next man on the programme, and spoke for
a few minutes In favor OF the d" Regular Candi-
date OF the Party" though be would just
soon support Breckenridge As Douglas. If he had
received the nomination from that portion of
the Democratic Convention tha. did up their
business IN the North St. Theatre in Baltimore,
but as it was, Douglas was TIE man.
JOSEPH II. CLAR,. Esq. WAS mex. called out,
and discoursed for short time upon the prin-
ciples of Squat,er Sovereignty. dc, but he TOO
failed to get zap the usual amount of enshusl-
s,.nl displayed in town caucusses. TIE princi-
pal theme Of all the speakers WAS I" the Union
and Constitution and We havo no doubt an
impartial Grand Jury would indie, the whole
of than for apPEoPrinting 10 their own use the
political thunder of BELL and EvERErr.
After the speaking. burle.que song was
sung by that iuimitablc clown SAM JOKES md
a portion of the Star Spangled Banner. mot The
split banner that hangs in from. of the HtciN-
gencer ufice) by one of citizens. when the
" meetin was out" and the folks permitted 10
retire
Altogether, the Ratification was ii e
a fine affair of course.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-03
The President ye,oes the Homestead Bill.
WHsHINGToS, SATURDAY, JUNE %.

WHsHtSGIoS, SATURDAY, JUNE %.
SESATE-Seyeral private bills were passed.
A message from the President vetoiug the
Homestead bill was read.
HousE-On motion of Mr. Bonharn the Pres
ideut was requested TO furnish tn House at its
next session. all the information thai could be
obtained IS TO the disposition by the British
government of the Africans captured Sy the
British navy, and its disposition of the otficsxs
aud crews OF the slayers thus captured.
Much time was consumed n calling the yeas
and nays on suspension If the rules for the
purpose of taking up private btlls, SOME of
which were passed.
A message IN writing was received from the
President. 1t was read. 1t recommends an al =
tegation of the existing law in order that the
Post Master General may provide for carry ing
the Pacific Ocean Mail on terms reasonable and
;1st. the several companies and ship owners de-
clinIng to perform the services for the compen-
sation To- which the department is now restrain
ed.
Mr. Sherman. in response to the recommen-
dation In the Presidents message, asked leave
TO introduce bill suthorising an extension Of
the present contract for the carrying the mails
between New York and San Francisco via Pa
mama, till the end of the next session.
Mr. Curtis and Others objected
Mr. Blair of Missouri spoke against the ocean
service. The mails could be carried overland
daily for $500 00e per annum.
Mr.. Clark Of New York made an explanation.
This, Mr.. Sherman said, satisfied him that
the bill will not accomplish the purpose desir-
ed He withdrew the bill which Mr.. Winslow
reported, and moved a suspension of the rules
to ennble him TO introduce it. Disagreed te-50
against g..
Adjourned sill Monday, 9 O'Clock
VE-o ExPEorED-NEw YoRK. June 90
The " Washington correspondent, of the Herald
says It is reported that the Presiden. will veto
she Miscellaneous Appropriation bill, oa &C
count of its appointment of Capt Meigs Super
in,endeat of the Washington Acqueducs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-03
The Harmoniou. Democracy.

The ticket nominated by the northern wing
OF the baltimore Convention combines the most
descendant political elements before presented
to the people. 80 far az oAward appearance are
concerned. Mr. Douglas, the candidate for the
Presidency, claims 10 be the embodiment of
squa'ter sovIeigntys and the great hobby of his
supporters Is ''the right % the people 10
age their own domestic institutions" while Mr.
Fitzpatrick, the candidate for President on the
same ticket, has ever been opposed to that doc
trine, and not only voted for the infamous Lee
compton bill, enforcing slavery upon the people
of Kansas against the known wishes of "A large
majority of her citizens. but still later-only a
few weeks ago-yoted for jeff. Davis famous
resolutions in the L. S. Senate, that were more
ultra pro slavery than an thing in the laifvrrn
desired at Charleston by the secedess.
Mr. Douglas friends claim that he is a friend
To- a free homestead bill. and yet Dir Fitzpat-
rick, one Of the members of tho committee Of
conference between the two Houses of Congress
on that bill, was opposed ~ any homestead bill
at all, and voted in committee against even redu-
cling the price of public lands 10 % cents
Surely the Democracy is harmonious party.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-03

As before Unlimited. appear before oas
reader. this week enlarged TO an eight column
p,p-.. The liherali.y IF orr ADVERTISING pat
rnns has rendered this enlargement necessary
AMI for ,his kindness fee. duly grateful
Il i. nov near thirteen years SINCE the first
number Of the TnIBuSE wa, presented to the
cit4zens Of Minerni Pnint.-.hen SIX column
,,aper on n sheet - by 81 nchcs in siHe-and
we must comics. tina, felt at that time many
rui.,iyinys in undertaking what not only our
..lf bu, MANY of our friends considered n baz-
,r,,,us en,erprise Other. before Us, had I'M
der,aken the publication OF a newspaper IN
hi, place and one after another abandoned the
bsi,,ess a. not sufficiently lucrative to justify
n continuance. With full knowledge OF the
difficulty before us. no cast our little bark upon
tho water oi public favor. with but little eIpe-
rience "a pilot. but with the determination TO
devote wha, little capacity We might possess.
Ia the in,eres,, of Mineral Pom. md the coun-
Nv Of Iowa By industry. economy and perse-
vernncc. coupled with the kindness and liberal
il. of t,s public have been enabled to
s:ce- our Course in such a manner "a 30 shun
those rocks upon which nrauy have been ship
wrecked and though We have often been sur
rounded bv f,gs and hrenkers through which
we could scarcely discern what was before us,
we have thus far kept thc craft from sinking,
and are now enabled 10 enlarge our canvass t.
a sheet 81 by ~ niche. being 335 .1'Iar" inch
=. more than We Ebie 70 throw 70 the
breeze on the d.y We put ship ati'nt- For
thi. privilege We fell duly grateful! and NC
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-03

"The penplc OF the United States are the
rightful masters of both Congress and Courts. >
-ABRHAN LINCOLN
81 Love my Country more than I love my
party .''--HAssInAL H.xLIS.
ErPLosioS.-The propeller ken"sha. one OF
Collingwood line. exploded at Sheboygsn on
on the 26th ul,.. killing Blk persons and Inju-
ring several others
WILL He RKslGs.--In accepting the nomina-
tion of the Douglas convention AT baltimore, w {
take i, for granted tina; Mr.. Douglas will follow
tho example of General Cass. and resign his
sat in the Senate, only he wont.
LARGE quantities of huck'eberrics have been
brought into Eau Claire and ChIppeway Falls.
1000 bushels Of wheat were shipped a, Eau
Claire. on the "Chilfeway Valley Mon
day.
Whist did you give far that horse neigh
Dor p Ny nose Got 1t mighty CHI cap
d.dn, you.
II i. estimated sha. over 10000 barrels of oil
ready for market in the OIL region OF
Northwestern Pennsylvania.
HkaEArTkn every body arrested in New York
for IntoIica;Inu, will have 10 work during their
Zen days confinement.
Tie highest honors at the disposal OF the Ma.
sons IN this S:ate. have been conferred upon
Hon Gabriel B,.uck. of Oshkosh. at the late
session OF the Grand Lodge in Milwaukee.
An Indian over l06 wears of age la,clv &C
cidentaily cut himself with a knife. IN Clark
county. xnd VAS sitting IN stream singing his
death song. and bleeding To death. ~bc. he was
found and properly attended 30.
JupGE Howl Of Green Bay. who recently
LEI home. very much dehIliated by severe
bilious attack. for trip on the lakes has found
the good he sought. and IL In a fair TO COM
pe;e restoration. His numerous friends the
State III be glad 10 arm of his convalescence.
CARL ScHUnz very happily Ci"es the follow
ing the sum snl Substance OF The platform
the Republican patty To AaS--his birth
right To LABoR-iFeejom To EIN THAT
! WANTS 70 I.AB,R-vork and Independence TO
( HfM THAT " oK6s--hl< dues.
] 4 Bohemian was shot by German. at Kos
! saith. hanItowoc Co. last week. Twenty four
/ buck shots were lodged in the breast of the Bo-
\ henian. and thnagh he still living 81 last
accounts, no hopes ere entertained OF his re-
/ coyery.
To PRxvxyr Does FROM GoI~G MAp.-Mix =
small portion Of sulphur with iheir food or
/ drink through the Spring months. This Is
/ pEactised In Europe To prevent the disease
Z from breaking out among the packs Of hurna-
! which belong to the English nnblemen. and I,
! SAID 10 TIC certain preventative.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-03
Congressional Convention.

The Republican Central Committee of this
(the 2d) Congressional District have issued q
call for Convention for the nomination of n
Candidate for Congress. in place of Hon. C. c.
WAsHBuRy, whose term expires on the 4th of
Iarch next. The Committee have designated
the 22d of August the time. and La Crosse Us
the place for the Convention. We are glad to
the Republicans of this District preparing
for the Campaign We hope to every Dis
trict in the State early in the nomination of their
candidntes. and the entire State thoroughly can
vasoed. Let the people be familiar with thc pm
ciples of the two parties and We have fears
for a triumphant Republican victory.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-03
Commercial,

TUESDAY July 81, 1900.
Produce less active. Prices remains the last
week. We quote as follows:
EXCHANGE-On New York Is selling at per
cent. for American Cold percent. Tor Currency.
Chicago, at - per cent
WHEAr-90st94c
FLoUR-No.l, 1918.
CoRN-359 a. cents per bushel of 20 lbs, and sells
veadily for cash.
OATS 26
BEANS-slGr1, IS Per bushel for clear white.
BEEf-f3,5o on foot; 81 az s. n quarters.
SALr-$2 90 per barrel.
SUGAR-Retails at 5 to Is lbs for 81.
CURKASTS-Retailsl 10 tbs for 81.
AoLASS ES-Retails at 500 90 cents gallon.
IRON AND SrEEI-I.uow sold u G aena prices fro ON
"a cents, according to sizes.
MINERAI-s30 per 1000 pounds.
COAL-S6 per ton.
HIDES-Dry, 10 al I2c; Green, 4 IN Sc. Gruhby and
Murrin Hides, from one-h half to o-thIris less.
misunderstanding, sl7. Joist and Scansiine, SIS
clear fencing, as.
BUTTTER-Fresh In rolls, Ioc.
EGGS-Sc. per dozen.
LARD-l2Hc. perpound.
POTATOES-4Us bushel-
DRIED APPLES-i0c PEI pound
oStoNS-fl per buEhel.
WbOD-per cord, s. 50 for green, - for dry.
CHICAGO MARKET.
From the Prsa sd Tri5sae Of the 25th We quote ~
oliows:
FLoUR-Market dull at s4,s5@t5,25, for spring.
WHFAr-S"-I Spring tl,07 No, 2, 1860.
CoRS-Ac.ive and lower 45er+9
OArS-Qaiet aud steady 27929.
RYE--No. /, 65Gn5s.
BARLEI-5g6f55c.
POTATOES-3OG4oc.
EtiGS-SDa18 per dozen
BuTrEk-Duli, ROLL a1IGl0c.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-03
Terrible Steamboat Explosion.

Tho steamer Ben W. Lewis. plying between
Memph. and ST. Louis. burst her boilers at
Cairo on Saturday night, June 9th, about mid
night. JUS: she was leaving the wharf. caus-
ing great destruction Of human life. Reports
say that over fifty were lost. The citizens of
Cairo, who were aroused from their sleep by
the terrible explosion, did all in their power to
rescue those left upon the BOAT after the acct
dent. but in the midst of the darkness could eff
feet bu, little. The boat soon drlfted down the
stream. took fire, and burned to the water s
edge. The captain of the Bay City. at the
wharf with steam up, refused to go to the assis-
lance of the sufferers, fearing his own boat
nigh, take fire.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-03
An Effort at a Bargain.

The New York Times Inns n rumor of pro-
iect on foot 10 unite the two wings of the De-
mocracy douglas and BreckinrIdge) IN New
York and Pennsylvania on one Electoral Tick
ct. to vote for Douglas.iu consideration of which
the vote OF Illinois is to be sold out to Rreck-
inri,ire in case the election goes 10 the House
The principal defect ia the plan Is. that At IRON
cork, for various reasons. Isl, Lincoln will chr
ry New York aud Pennsy lvania over all oppo-
siiiun. 81. The opposition cannot he united on
one electoral Ticket, 70 vote for Douglas. ID
Such attempted trade Of politicians, on 50 cx-
,eusINe a scale, never wins.