, 1860-07-13

beyond the control and sway Of pistols aud
bludgeons. therefore
Rts-lred, That We call upon our brother con.
stituents to unite With US in nomioationg, By nc.
ciamation for our rext Representative The lion.
Johu F. Potter.
siasm was intense--A greater proportion Of tue
vast asaemblage risiug uud swinging their hats
while cheer atter cheer shook the bui ding. Il
WIS nomination and ratification such is Al
bany Hall neser sav before.
The meeting then adjourned with three Times
three for Lsucoln and liatntin.
The Convention adjourned with three checrt
for John +. Potter, urt.l O'Clock.
TIE DEMONSTRATION IN THE EVENING.
Zen tAousand Fop't in lA4riet Square.
The adjou -ned meeting OF the Convention il
the evening in Naraet Sqnare, was probably
never equalled in Milwaukee. I be crowd ex.
tended from The front of the new CITY Halt ball
way to Mas1 street, and in reply to the ques
tion, several Democrats gave 1t as their opinion
t: at there we're present between eight and ten
thousand people. which we do not believe to be
an exaggeration, as the masses Of listeners con
Eregated up and down Oneida, Market and E.
Waier streets.
A stand had ben erected in front Of the City
Hail. aud Mr. Noble undertook to address tic
peopls from it..
During Mr. Nob.e's speech, a coffin contain,
ing IN eiligy was lowered from the cupnla Of the
Cty Hail Immediately in the rear Of the and.
When it becasne visible to the crowd, Il number
OF Democrats "ho stood near Us, tupposing
(from the d1ninu1ise length Of the box) that
the et1igy was one Of Daugl4s's, werc loud in
their denunciations Of the insult. When, how.
ever, knot Of raaamutins Oh the scaf1o!dine
| we're discovered, and ths wind swung tile collin
about and dispia5td the inscription, "Abbe
Lincun" scrawled thereon, The Democrats saw
tue joke Of the thing. Mr.. Noble immediately
took this incident for tex.. and bis happy hitt
were received with tte widest applause, in the
midst Of which tile cof1in Wis cut ouxn by some
| boys and udded IN tue bonfire IN the Square.
Ihe Eighth Ward de eegation entered the
Square early in tile evening 10 ths amount o.
two hundred, preceded By baul Of music.
But the best display Of the evening was made
By toe Hide Aw1kts. Their appearance ~ ties
came down Onedta street with terc res alrn
elected the loudess applause from the multitude
The Htds AWdEs deserve the Greatest prai c
for their department. Their marching would
hare doue credit 10 SOME military compuures.--
Their uniforms looked verY becoming aud thei,
condnct throughout was warmly applEuded by
all.
Il. KriesmAnn, Of Chi:ago, addressed tht
people fer IN hour, both in German and Eng
llsh. :1e ia an eloquent speaker. thoroughly
pes:ca On the advantages Of National Reform
abd possessing a ro~e1fal volce and read
TOW "f language, held his audieuce ut his com
mand.
Me think the demonstration will long be re
membesed as the most mighty and brilliant Mil
Wuukee ever saw.
From wanhlnston.
| Special Dispatch to the ~ Y. Tsbu-e.
WARRINGTON. ru. SHAY, july 10, 1860.
TIE POSITION OF 1.-THE STATES"
Major lIes., late proprietor Of tho States
here, hab quietly retired, and the rapar il nov
| exclusively Under tue control Of Mr. Douglas
| fTiends, though it has long been identified witt
his interests 1t exerts Il limited ind aence, ant
| has u small circulation.
NE. DOUGLAS TO HAVE ANOTHER CHANCE.
Mr., Douglas friends, after full consultation
| have determined 10 put him in nomination q:
| candidate for tlse Presidency IN 1864, inme
diatelT after the November election, he the re
suit what it may. They are resolved that hi.
competitor shall not haye control Of the Demo
cratic orgariz .ton, to VI i-h the contest is noa
mainly directed, but intend to continue the figh
| to the bitter eud. As Messrs. breckenridge 2nt
douglas are both young, theF may indulge thu
gratlication Of protracted rivalry, in which
we can afford to wish them all joy.
Nh, DOUGLAS IN LOUISIANA.
Miles Taylor, Chairman of the Douglas Ex
| ecusire Committee, has gone to Louisiana t
organize that State tor an efficient canvass, bu
WM resume MS poslt'on mere IN lew wee Ks
u!s c,'ca,a', p1otesung AGAINST any coalft'ol
WIN tAe Ut cklotdRe lateies1 IN ahg otate, o.
| upon any tetms, was Ills last and most sigma
act. Lie is oppust 10 giving ortakiug quarter
and IL determined tn follow Mr. SlIdell and Lii
instruments in the South to the last extremity
TIE cru,o71xK
Efforts are making to EFFECT the removal n
MADISON Cntts. Slr. Oouslass fathcE-lu-la*
n,nh uuL .ne 'e.ooo hi.rsa S1oes.P, a.euouen As
uenaoau, ~ puoNeuea ':ue. aon'itn u nas
~ lazy e !oa..' "i.aoat ~ 4elele9c
:" 49,. Douk,1a .nulene ~ soi19 upon Ill
OWL Petson1' Aoo"1eose ano 't1eoo'y re8afo-
TIE AQrEnrcr AND CAPITOL EXTENSION.
Nh stens hare vet .,een taken ,,y the Admin,
tra,;sn 1or exrc1tiur the recent laws tn com
n1etc tn Aouednct and continne 1be Car;tn
ssvtens;nr and nuhlir hr;Idinus here The Jas;'s,
h1;nu n hoId hacE those and other annrnn-s =
lions with 4 few Of conformipe to the necess;
t;cs If the Treasury. which arr da;ty haco1,;n.
mnrs strs;fened ihe unrrnrnded .nrronr;.i
t;ona Of he fiscal vear lust expired trcead;n,
lie nsual ayerare over IS 00v. .tsl0 and IL ia ~
dent he same policy is TO be repeated. for tb
purpose Of concculing the embarrassed coudi
ton Of tile fnancss. and the insdtquacy Of th
revenue ~ 'nee' 'oe VI o'aA's eqpeno''ure'
TUE '!s4' y. 'AA 41'Se. w "A.E
v;a Snr'd hnea lie ,e..a etaa 9uee1
eard to lhe Prince Of r ales's visit. and gazette
It es something TO be rrized beyond precedent
rus Oem9eFauc uuG .ho - qu.ie CHARACTER :.
honca The The hills vii not be sent to Conrress 70 ~ =
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