, 1860-09-28
CHICAGO, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER %. 1860.

Wxrd polls and formed The Dyer pFocess1oo].
He was confident that this fill, Mayor Went
worth would appoint in each ward, voting pro-
cincts " for Democrats only" where they could
yots in their own Way aud need not mix With
q crowd that smelt infamoualY Of onions and
sweitzsr cheese, live 60 into The conflict With
There is no hope.
Mr. Cameron proceeded ts expand gloWingly
on the newborn hope Of the Democracy, AID
said "a1i that is wanted is to lsy aside namts
and make ticket to get tie rot<s cf 1900 Rtput-
l;eans who arc waiting to unite with Us. Let us
disregard politics aud rise above the internal
negro 'sousce Of all our wces.' We can beat
tbe Republican ticket, for Rox6,iedns tA<"'~
sttr<s ar< ta2tr TO kip u.s."
Cummings wanted to see tho proof lie be-
lie,ed it all Cannon. There might be those
here who thought themselves "some muah On
sas" in the way Of political figuring. but be
wanted to see the documents.
Cameron insured Nj. Cummings that it VAS
a]l right; that "tbings~ now working tho
result Of which would be 5reak Tie 6aek Of ths
Republican party."
McConaa got up and looked wise. This pro
l. dociox no senaation, he eatd' ha Hished every
body present knew as much Is he did. he knew
more than he dared to tell. There were things
brewing that would bs in . position to be made
public It some future day; he hoped soon. If
| any gentleman who was dissatisfied would come
| to the Times and Rtrdld office about midnight,
| through the door opening On the alley, he
would bear something much to his advantage,
but rot NOW, For all things there ia a time, aad
it was not for him time to talk, which re1e
occurrence be preferred most religioualJ to OBJ
Berve. Give Us until O:tober 18th, geat1enen.
We waited for something before, We hare got
little hold Of it. Don't interrupt Us, gentlemen,
md don't Try to "peek."
/ J.H. Peck ssid he wasn't 10 be sold out. lie
waa Democrat, aud was going to live and die
| uue-
S. S. Hayes stated biz only wish Wal for the
pro.p.rity Of the Democracy. Republicans in
Cook County have 5000 clear majority. " ~
ure 10 d<ftat fA<n tse .nat take R<pud!icaa ooG'
I to do it NTH. i .hare Of tie R<pu6E'ean party
are dasatafe5 with h4s late nosaiaatioas, and III
NUT .oork NTH kh<.e. I firmly b<l4r< tiers ar
1000 or 5000 Republicans tog*r and anxiors t
pote tie Peoples 1Eek<t. Let us be cautious
puzsued HI. Il yes, and va shall reap the sd
vantage and gain what il we'll worth our wait
ing. We must profit BY divisions in their ranks
and the victory will ba oura- Their prestig
cnce lost, they rever can regain il.
Uncle David Rnnnion with most touching
pa.bos put in his dissent to these views Il
/ T. IT,. L.. 4 s,, Sun$ twin
to rake out Of the Gre a chestnut marked" CT
Cd2hc!or." He WAS told then, that there was
division in tho Republican ranks, and b
pitched in with yigor. His "reminiscences {
that disappointment were too grieTous to a1!o'
him to be deceived now. This division" bus
ness is all bo&h. Before election the, Repub!
cans will be an united band Of bro:hcrs.
n Utah Drummond aix times opened his nout
aud waved his right hand, but only feebl
{ speech followed. He evidently wasn't cbeerl'
/ nor very much looked to yesterday. lie woul
,, have opposed the banns, but the matter was a
ready decided upon. and With d nearly unan
\ NOUS vots the County Convention broke u
:. lust IS a Committee on Resolutions came
IA from the side scenes with the bulky reauls
( their labors.
This then is the lates: scheme Ct SquatserlsE
j. If any Republican sore-head WAS among Il
T. spectators at Nozth's yesterday, his cure mu
u have been complete. The idea of People
" ticket engineered bT these broken down thii
10 bic r;g2e1s and faced by so~called Republican
10 it 1aughable, aad AZ insnlt 70 tho gentlem
III whose names they hare dared to connect vi
10 ! tho atheme.
g. Nor does it p!eass The Democracy entiEel
ID Denny Coughlin says that in his view th
in spent their time yesterday "chas1og round al
rs their own tails lke cats, bedad." II good f
r. ure. The whole fntce lasted about two hou
as during which The bar al the rear Of the rot
as was kept busy.