, 1860-06-12

cratic tenants Of tie White House his tongue
tatered and he broke down at Polk.
The aspirant for tie candidacy for Gorarro.
Of Illinois could not face the Democrats Of Chi
cago md tell them it was hoped, aud indeed da.
sieable, to continue the succession OF "Poor
Pierce" or unhappy ~. B."
Il. this juncture the Committee on Delegates
c:me in and Ar: Richardson sat down.
Mr. Haven. in behalf Of tas Committee, esid
that they hsd anticipated some flcnlty In MS.
king choice Of delegates. or ih.t there nigh,
bo difficulty. snd they had concluded to 60
The nhole length, regardiess Of expense, and
appoirt
~ 7~o Aundrsd dts7ahs!-G
The names Of this formidable delegation we're
thereupon solemn:y read BY the Secretaries,
one relieving the other. This manner Of avoid.
Ing row BY an avalanche of names. thus cov-
erlng every chance for gap in proceedings. de-
serves patent; its purpose was certainly Pattas.
But the row came near being opened 1it,la
later when the Chairman opened md requested
toe Secretary to read = letter to tho Convention
from Hon. Judgs Scttes. The Secretary coro-
menced but WAS stopped in the first sentence By
several delegates springBg to their feet 1t once.
Utah Drummond moved to print the letter in
the proceedings without reading.
Dr.. Hahn e1nelt rat in such a proposition.
thought it ought to be read, elss who knows
what the Convention would thus psomu1gate.
Twas explained that the Timer had pitched
into Judge Scates aad cast sur On his Democ-
raef.
There e1sued wordy war in which the term
'.parlians<ntary" was used back and forth, to
and fro. as = verbal bludgeou. Dr.. &cvictar
thought III, letter should be shut down on,
tabled; rott, with difficulty obtained, sattled
the point In that manner.
Alter this r. T. MesrIck brought out .our
national fowl for half An hours gentle exer-
else, and the Convention dispersed, meanwhile.
azd : Attle later.
WORTHY Or rA71ES.1ox.-Itia very seldom ir4
deed ,hst - see articles Of sirtu, real works
of art, exposed for sale At IN auc.ioneer's
rooms in Chicago, but the stock on exhibition
yesterday At the stors Of 4essrs. Gilbert 4
Sampson, No. 81 Lake street, can really be
classed as such. The atabaster and agato stat-
ua1y we especially commend. and it would well
ado1n tile parlor Of any dwelling. Tbs rich b.
henafao and Venetian glassware are also worthy
Of attention. Messrs. Gilbert 1 Sampson COM
meuce selling these goods, slong with some
splendid oil paintings. at auction to day. and
close to.morrow, and all who would purchase
should BE- on hand early. Good seats are pro-
rtded for tie ladies, i host Of whom ase to he in
attendance.
ARCyAwAY-LApTs i SERIOUSLY HuRr-0n Sun
d4y afternoon, as Mr. d. lawrence was riding
On North Wells street, ID company with a young
lady residing on White street-whose name we
did cot learr--his horse took fright near kinz.e
street, ran across Wells street bridge, leaving
the driver there, up Wells street to the alley in
rear Of the Briggs House, where be turned in,
sad the carriage maz upset, and the young lady
pitched head frat upon an iron railing and
knocked seuseless SHE WAS taken into G4le's
drug sto1e en- Randolph street. After being
recovered, and having remedies applied. she
wes taken home in hack.
New Mrslc.-One Of the most beautiful aud
pathetic pieces of poetry ever written in the
Wcst-we might have said in the ror1d-~is the
little gem By Dsri. F. Taylor, commencing:
Theresa mss!eal ts1s up the river of Tine"
Under tho title Of" The River Of Tims," John
G. Baker, Of the Baker troupe Of rocalsts, has
composed fitting air for these thrilling worls,
and Il. II. Higgins, No. III Randolph street
KingsbuEy Block, has issued it in splendid style.
In addition to this he has also published "Sally
Ann." "Fireside sopgs," composed By 5. Wts"
1sy Martin; II Had a Gentle Mother" By the
the same author; " How Sweet the Hour and
soug by H. 7. Danks, ''Flowers Of the For-
est"
CHICAGO SABBATH SCHOOL Ux1oy.-The reg
ular monthly meeting Of the Chicago Sabbath
School Uoion will be held this Tuesday evening
at II o'clock, al Trinity Church, Madison near
CLARK street.
As this is the first meeting Of the second
year. the exercises will he Of more than ordi-
uury iptsre.s. 4 full reportfrou the delegates
to the State Convention will also be made. Al
are invited to attend.
J4xts T. GR1rT1x, Secretary.