The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-01

Hes. y. n. KxrsxT, Of Nsbsaska. mAAA
a sppsistmers 10 speak as Crescent City,
on MooAsy evening" last. Before reaching
Crssesns, be sas ssronsly inpogsseed By Z
Ns. Josss and . NJ. JAex.ey, - abandon
bis spraistnens for Monday eveaisg, ssd
u eSsseas y . s;ses,siss 90 Tsesssy sss<s-
naon, 10 which Nr. J.cKsex, or some ssses
Uouglas man, shss.d participate. MI.
KsIsEy, vexr readily consented 70 tbs Pro-
ros>d .rrsagemens-maist the appsinsnsn'
aat cane ca "a lis city. shess as sslaasnssi
an.iI Ts-.9sy afternoon, shsa. 10 canptsy
sssh Nr. EIssx.s ausi oar.elf, be retsri'sd
20 take par. 10 The discussion. Ipoa his
avriya! az Crescent, IL found Hr. Jacs.os
On Aan5, ably secos5sI BY Nessss- CsiiS,
czawraxp and WlG1tsxs, Of this cry. NJ
ter waiting .orssisas for - the croud " TO
gather In, NJ. kxi-EY proposed 20 Dir.
Jscxsos, Hat they perfses The arrangements
for the discussion. Sir. j. salxily refiIed
that be snex nsshins about discussion
aud te.irsd 10 make no arranSeneats-
aiding: s'Taia . your appointmea;; or
saniss soE< meeting. and m axe goar speech,
ani IL dealt reply 80 yoa, some one e!se
sllit' Mr. KELsGY reminded Ns. j. Of 'ae
tax they lad tsgsther On the subject the
day before, and Laid him be came thereto
fslfl bis par. Of the programme, and 70 siSa
iiscas~fos he was wiling and an1ioas 10
ssirE,ie time With asy ass or more ihersPres-
sns; that hs was willing 70 cast los for the
pagposs Of determining which side should
have the opening snd closing speeches; or
both aides should rc.pastissiy have Ewo
speeches. Mr.. JacEsos, would consen, to
nothing II the kind, for SEINE time, but after
iilisdail zissg absut fur II long time, and de-
ls7ipg tho org IMITATION Of the meeting, and
after long and earne.. confabs with the
i..nstsisasGsis fgom this Gisy, be annosEcsi
90 Mr. X. the programme the quarte.te OF
DpaelaslFes proposed, 10 seil: oue boar to
be occupied 10 the di.cassiou-Mr. X. TO
tEA1 NBD AHl sit- hAAHEgsD ~ StS7P' ~
TIL. absurd proposition, which Mr.. kELsEr
very sensIby declined accepting, il will be
seen that the auartette Of Douslasises-aIi
leading members Of the stock company Of
the great western msnageTie-wered Istrust-
fu| and rightly enough. too) Of their ability
to cope suceas.faly with theRcpab!ieau who
coarted aad challenged discussion with
tseir combined force. This qaaTtettc proved
BY their as!ious, aua by ihsir talk, tha,
they dareaaot pirtheir ''fa! force" againsi
this champion Of Rspublioauism-th Hon.
b. ". KtLsEY- They very pruleasly and
wisely considered discretion the better part
Of salor!'
failiust1 maks an equitable Arrangement
far discussion of the political issues Of the
day, Sir. KELsGr took the floor, and made
ons II the best Republican speeches We have
heard tbs season. Il WASH calm aud arga-
msatatiss review OF the poIitfcti Held,
nboundins 10 salient points and happy
f4AHsIHEtNA@f Hh' isuHaIAablF Iftp itoui
everything which might he dsnomiuated
"cIaP-trnp." lie spoke for nearly an hour,
and was respectfully aud n,teniiyeIy listened
to. At the cioso Of his speech, Mr.. CRAw-
Fosy, was called upon to reply. Mr.. c. took
tho Aoor, aud CONNIE need his medley about
negro equality, "my gur-rcas par ripciple,"
aboiti9nists, popular sovereignty, ETC.
in'erspersed with insulting md grossly per-
senai alIuson. 70 Mr.. kstsxs-- gentleman
wko hal in no way alluded to him. As
usual, Mr.. CRAWFORD, a done up" during
the recital u his medley, some dramatic
acting, iid spraag forward like a tiger,
elarpus hi. hands together, with the force
Of q sssol trap; then retrograde move
meUs With spaweFfut beating of tho air.
'AaF s.ta his 'heHdeegs yoiee rovt tel hin laai'''
then he would turn partially round and
pound the table with his fst-dealiug it
laundering blows. We suppose il is in con
sequence af this habi: Of pounding the
number Of blows in his greatest frenzy being
jus, !eg--that he derived the soubriques Of
the Paaaxattamlo Douglas X.pounder. In
short, we NAV saw, that il horrible grima.
eng, violent gestures, terrific and inces.
sans beating Of she MIR, and a.syeiiipg sound
constitute the sum total Of an eloquent and
argumcntative orator, then Mr.. CRAWFORD
Is certainly the most eloqsses and accom-
pilshsi orator, VIZ ever saw or heard.
>E9 SORk NOMINATIONS
The Republican State Convention met at
Syracuse. on the 81 Of August. It was n
harmonious and enthusiasts gathering, aud