Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-08
r,rcm's srrrcn.

On the adoption of the resolutions pro-
posing joint electoral ticket, Dr. Fitch
was called out He said that be had been
Informed that few days before he had
heen read out Of the ID. mocrate party ly
young msn of more brogue than brains.
Loud laughter. He bad travelled the old
Democratic road to long TO need TO hear .
Jsekass bray ty the vaysde TO show il -
him Laughter Without further pre-.
face be went into a discussion OF the regu
larliy cf Douglass nomination. lie said
he wanted To lnOk little AZ that regular
iiy" about which 40 much was -aid. The
New York delegation. about whose right
IN the Convention there was much doubt.
ruled lhe whole body. Sometimes it knew
Its own mind. and then The Convention
went on promptly. Sometimes it didn't.
snd then the Convention halted The del
egation went out 10 consult and drink,
daughter, aud then they varied the per
formsncs hy going out TO drink and coo.
suit Continued laughter They were
such men as one would think could be
gathered At Sing Sing and Auburn. OF Jef
f,rsonvils in our own State Tkev wer,
oltie.i gamblers. Doaglasisn was their
faro. and Geofge Sanders their deslsf
(LAoghter Their political feelings were
like ihsrmemsler. and raised with the
.pirits they had iaken -Ifthey had .wal
loved enough To feel Jolly. they stood fast
for Douglas. Ifibey had soberrd down
enough 10 appreciate their Condition they
begsn 70 show siRts Of breaking their un.
holy pledges 70 Douglas. Their devotion
10 him kept exact pace with III. color on
TIE nose II their leader. Peter Csggsr.
tLoud lsughier ifihst hlsred cut strong
j, hey ve-s warm for Dsuglss II that
fsdsd they thought Of backing out And
The CONVENTION hat nominated Douglas
vss ruled BY th,s vascillsting delegation.
lie ih.n dissseiei The elements Of the two
Conv,ntiens. sbd their sciion. showing
he Democratic pFepoudsrspee IN The State.
represented 10 the Breckenridge Conyen.
tion. and the inPssibility Of carrying sny
II tn. States that voted Tor D.uglas for
him or sny other Democrst he declared.
- DID NJ Bright. that Bsithsr nosnisstion
vss regular snd Democfsls ser. st liber
" 10 support vhich @ver ths,. pleased. lie
aid h, hostility 10 Dooslss >. not
r........f -. tL-.-t -. -..-.s -
voted 70 exclude hiu ssd his eoll~sgus
fresa the ssnsir " favor ~ one straight
Rsrut'iesn spd one psiifiegi -.s gloud
lssxhfer. A. 10 the Wee Presidency. he
aid he Deuglss Convention h.d notnius-
- NJ Fiispstrisk. but that Fentiemsn
vould soi have Il. I'D soais n0s suppor,
Douslss cheers Then III. Dsusls. ~.
rensi Comnitiee dores Or % o. 'ailv
gesflsmsn. gni iogrihsr bottle IL h.nd 81
The Ssiionsl Hotel asd no'sf.d The pabiie
thai there rss Wee Pfssidenusl nonin.
@sies lying seeos loose somewhere flsuxh.
sf, and they ssntsd somebod, u tsss Il,
A. lsst shsy picked on Nr. Joksson of
Georgia. she hss himself introdue.a -.
elssisos = The Csssgis s,sis con,entiou
insifsssiHg sgsirsi he very pl,tfotm On
~hleh his neninsiioE rss plse-d fehs.s-)
ae nsr, ieak up snd rssiswed ~. Doug
lsss fscerd. sud his sssorisssos 9Th Re
rabliean.. ssd msd, sons most bitter aud
ssssrs thrus's 81 the Little Gisnt." N.
b -sid. ecsre~ed-it -ouisna dc Tor
sena'sr = sss Of . bfpshs ssnsior shst h.
sisi<--h'. pspuiss ss.sfsisst, seeuia. 4,
.. csss's deetfiss. and Desslss found h
fall grove hnsly mad. NAE. bet chang.
ID u 10 . snseh hnssd. eIsb foo.ss. hsnp
hssasd nsnsssr (iosa Isushs-) ws.-~
soF'y vs have noi space 10 rsper, mere ful.
~ bic ssss'hs. he vss vssifsrss.iy ssd