, 1861-11-01

-A1A@" Observation-Disclosures - A4s~
Another Ticket In tAe Rasld.
The Anti People's-U Union men held mass
meettng at Metropolitan Hall Last evening.
The ttPeople's-U Union faction ID composed
Of those opposed TO the Court House Clique
and Anti Court House Clique, and to every
body else except themselves individuality,
Numerically the meeting was small, very small,
but wha: It lacked In size It made up in enthu-
siapm and harmony. The an, diencenumberine
Eome fifty al told, convened 1t halEpast seven
and nominated Philip a. Hoyne, Chairman,
and John Wilson, Secretary. The Chairman
took his seat amid immense applause, consld.
ering the number present. After taking bin
.eat he arose, and after arising he stated to
the crowd that the object Of the Meeting WAS
10 nominate candidates, ut which the crord
manifested its appreciation with another
round Of applause.
a motion Has offered and prevailed, to nom.
mate the candidate s3va ooce. After the ap
po1ntment Of Committee on Resolutions
the audience nominated snd confirmed the
following 1iEt Of candidates as the peoplet
choice:
FIR Judge Of the Superior cou7-Asnnsv
=, For Clerk Of tie Superior CourNRoBzn7
County Treasure. S. THoxFsos.
County Jndge-J. VI. CoENETT.
Delfgatss to Gonstttutional Convention:
Seat1 S.;s Sids-G s9A: q, L JENks. I. & DAVIS;
School Coamissiofer-W. q. HATGaT4T' " ~" AfAD
SuSrtyoT-A6A BRADLEY.
The Committee on Resolutions then retired
behind bench, aud after an absence of a few
minutes, Improved by the audience in TEN.
Eora1y adjournment for bibAtory purposes,
came forward and reported the following reso.
1ut1ors:
| Tour Committee, who hare been appointed to
draft resolutions expressive OF the seuse Of this
| meeting, respectfully submit the following to
Rxso1red, We are opposed ty disunion, secession,
eectet eaueuses ard dark lantern arrangements
Re.oifsa, That the people should rule in Del
or thwart their action.
R<scletd, That the people are free and inde-
so Rhey sae saRaS to remain so
= Resolred, We are In favor Of low salaries and
three meals day.
| All Of the above resolutions were passed
| unanimously, except the last, one which the
audience claimed was defective, as no allu-
sion was u,ade to lunches After long and
| spirited discussion, the question was put to
| vote, with the following result: For lunches,
Is; against lunches, Is; the Chairman gave
his casting vote against lunches, and the ori-
ginal resolution WAS then passed.
No further business coming before the meet
ing, motion Was made to adjourn, aud car
ned. This Convention, the fourth Of the
campaign, WAS thoroughly united in sentiment,
rapid in the transaction Of business, buoyant
with hope, peaceful In it's character, in all
respects model Convention. The only per.
son Who objected 1t all to the proceedings Was
the janitor Of the hall, who, IS he turned OF
the gas, suggested to our reporter thst 1t WAS
the 'sfcolishest Convention he ever saw.''
sand he Was right"
COMMENCEMENT Exercises Of the Gar
fett BIBLICAL Institute.
The Commencement Exercises Of the Grad
uating Class Of the Garrett Biblical Institute
took place yesterday at the Clark street Meth
odist Church The exercises we're Of very
Interesting nature, and we're listened to by q
large and apprec1atiVe audience. The follow
inG vas the order:
The exercises Of the morning session were
commenced by the singing Of hymn by the
class, and prayer By Rev. Mr. Pillsbury of the
Wisconsin, Conference, sitter which portion
Of the orstions Of the graduating class were
delivered in the following order:
The Pleasures Of Sacred Study-Rodman ".
Bosworth.
Facts a. Fosces-Alfred F. Bourns.
The Power Of the People -ChArles ". Brooks
| Charles H. Fowler.
| Missionary HeroIem-John W. Martin.
The I1inernncy-Andrew ]. Mead
Character, the Criterion Of Destiny-Darins Il
Muller:
Attwo o'clock 2. NJ. tbs audience reasgem
bled and the exercises Of the day were finished
| in the following order:
Singing Of hymn -........
Thoughts Mould Character George Richardson
The Triple Leston of Lne-Wiiam 4 Smith
Al Things BY Ghrist-John Wardle,
The Federal Power Of Chsistianaty- -saafort
x True Spirit the Genius Of success-Egs1esto,
S. White.
the Ministry Of Pain-O1iyer A. Willard.
Progress Of the Church-Peachy 7. Wilson.
Address to the Graduating Glass By Disho
Simpson.
Singing Farewell Hymn, by The Class.
Benedictipn-
The o1at:ons Of the graduating class wer
Ill Of high order, eliciting much praise
"Fscts as Forces" were very forcibly ilustra
tep by Alfred 7. Bourns; and the 81 Emotions
and Intellectual Of Religion" BY Chss. Il. Fou
ler was fine effort.
At the close Of the orations, the diploma
! rrtr 4oH 1xYp g. =.
earnest and affecting remarks, urging upo
them the necessity Of being humble, deepl
pious, and Of vigorously prosecuting the worl
Of educating and preparing themselves for tn
grsat duties they have in hand. He waa III
tened to with marked attention, and at tn
c1cse Of his remarks the Glass sung a farewell
hymn, and with the benediction, the exercise
were ended.
The graduating class have received appoint
ments - follows:
Rodmsn y. Bosworth, to otter's Corners, Vii
Alfred F. Bourns. Port Washington, Wisconsi
Conference.
james S. Chadwick, City Mission, Chicago.
chas. T. Fowler, Jetefzsn Street Church, ch
r caEo:
Adam :. Graham, Michigan Conference.
ence.
RoSte Rost 4 ! 4hesS.ss sa:ss Get spgoietsfd2
Darius H. Muller Menasha. Wisconsin confe
euce.
Geo. Richardson, Rockton, Rock River COME
Vim. L. Smith, Crystal Lake, Rock River Co,
ference. -
Joseph wsrd1e, Brookyi1le, Rock River confe
Sanford Washburn, Monenoe, Rock River Col
. ference. ....'
Eggleeton $: White, Upper 1own Conference.
: onTer a. "fua1u, Edgarton, Wisconsin Confe
Peaehy T. Wilson, (member Of the Senior c1a.
Of hcherdry College. soon to graduate.)
Location Of the q. 8. Armory.
!, In accordance with the call published in tt
daily psperf, and circulars Of invitation, tt
various committees appointed at the late NEE
irg at Bryan Hall, In reference to securing tt
> location of the Q. s. Armo1y at Chicago, m,
at the ct1ce OF Goodwin, 1arned e. GoodHi
in conference with Others Of our prominel
citizens to take into consideration what mea
ures should be adopted to more fully CAT
out the spirit Of that meeting. Among tt
gentlemen preeent were Hon. I. N. Arnol
Hon. E. G.. larned, Esq Col. G. G. Hammon
Gee. Gage, G. G. Wicker, Fred. Tuttle, Esqs
, ard 0thera~
Mr. Larned took the chsir, and stated that
, ntmo1ial to Congress, carefully prepared, sc
ting forth at lergth the reasons and advanta
es Of the location OF the Armory at Chicag
r vas In course Of preparation and would |
ready for circulation on Saturday next.
r Mr.. Wicker urged the calling Of ma
meeting in the city, to give expression to Il