, 1862-10-26
THE. DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
- CONVENTION
4 row, 4 RIOT AND A RuMpUs.

; Il RoWA, i RioT AND A RuMpus.
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Many Delegates Retire In Disgust.
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a Candidate Buying Dele.
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TIE TENTH WARD IN ARMs-Rton slbE
F1GHT8-.BABEL BROKEN LOOSE lIOWLy.
YELLs AND OURsES-TnE COUNTRY =
DELEdATEs DIsGUsTED-THEY
WILL VOTE FOR THE RE-
). PUBLICAN CANDIDATES.
The unterrtacd Democracy Of Cook county
met at the Recorders Court room Saturday
afternoon, to 60 through the forms OF nomt.
mating candidates.
GETTING OUT THE CANDIDATES..
The Court room was crowded with-candi-
dates. They occupied tho enclosure so peril.
nactously that it was only after long and de.
ter1nined effort that they we're ousted, and tho
delegates forced their way in. Order was
only partially restored when s, s. Hayes
called the meeting to order. By this time the
candidates got in again, and another din en-.
sued. Once more they wore cleared ont, and
Francis Peabody was elected chairman. BY
The time ho had got bis seat, the candidates
got in again, aud the President being a very
mild, little man, not accustomed TO del With
the untesriGed, didn't know how to get them
out. Dr.. Hahn and Denny Cough]in came to
the rescue, the former with moral aud the
latter nth physical auasion, aud tho candi-
dates we're once more cleaned out. An hour
or more was then consumed Ia getting the
delegates together and seating them, the
operation beipg diversified With cries Of
s'order,n motions to get the spectators out,
which WAS difficult task, aa fhe specta!ori
didn't want to 90 out,
The roll Of delegates was tLen called, the
Tards being we'll represented, and about half
Of th2 Gns IL o to esn taSF ~ m roll
tho candidates again got into tho enclosure,
aud bad to be cleaned out again.
TILE sEn0EASTS.AT.AnsfS CLHAR OUT THE CAX-
DIDATEg.
Upon motion, n Committee on Credentials,
Of forty, one from eac1i town and ono FROM
each ward, was appointed; the committee
was then reduced to fifteen and then to nine.
The retirement of the committee Was the sly
nal for the incoming of candidates. The mild
little man In the chair pathGttcally begged that
they would go out, and, not having gaYel,
raped with au Ink bottle, which only caused
smother influx Of fresh candidates from the
Tenth Ward. 1t Lust, Phil. Uoyne and 3tr.
Patterson, not the man who vas struck, ,Tere
out. They wcro all got out In good style, cx.
rcpt little yellow dog, which bothered phll
Io}ne sono, and was only elected alter G
long chase and Eome detrlmeRt to phft.'s
trousers.
B1t1nGEronT IN A MuDpLE.
Tho Committee on Credentials reported
bridgeport was in q muldle. There were tTt
sets Of delegates, and the Convention rot Oh
Of it by letting them beth in. A dclegat'
| by forty majority, aud the Committee had no
| reported Ills name. A delegate IRON Bridge
| port eaid, "Dedaa, you wouldn't liayc got It
j. ne ladn't come oyer and helped sou,
The West Side delegate didn't get Ia. Doub!'
/ delegations from several other places mad
| their appearance ind Wero all admitted II
| teats.
sl'EcK or WAR.
| From tho Tenth Ward, two Martin Clsey
made tltir Appearance and Claimed scllE
DtEny Cnughlin cspouscd the cauae Of ON
aud lin Fanncry tho cause of the other, aus
t,ra few minutes there Was a spcek OF war i,
tie Conventions horizon between Denny an.
Tfm. They finally compromised BY letting
both oi them In.
| DIDN'T DARE TO SHOW THEIR HANDS.
| TO make tlcu. sllox their hands, 4 motio'
1as offered that all nominations be n.ade pir.
re, n'l Int BY ballot, when Il general r1v
| rnx,ed. The que stfon WAS put amid q Baby
lcnlan din, and the wholc outside crowd yo.e.
With tho dc'cgates. This Was IL little Nor.
:1an even the Democracy could stand, and til
vote vas taken over by voice, resulting in ta
n*s Of the rlotiou.
THE CANDIDATES IN AGAIN.
| The candidates thcn got i'll uyain, ami tn
chair requested the setgennt.at,afnls to eliza
thin out. Pill Hoyuo sad liz wasn't . 20
would conc fu agairi. Patterson u.llrt
III nlanfu1ly, however, wtllo showing tn
crowd out Ct thy right hand, the,
thought his work was done he had it Ill to d
nscr Hgnin. In tho meantime tic ltt,ls yell u
,.pE manifested his disgust by Il selles If wig
trolls llowls. The mild little nan In the clIaI
pnt on severe aspect, struck nn attltud
aud commenced pounding I'll b lila ink bottle
! rnH FORMAL NALLOr FOR sIIEKlrr.
After order. WAS comparatively restored,
sht,IfE. Ne nominations were made, and th
ballot!ng commenced quietly enough. Th
nntncs Wero called and tho dclcgatcs marched
upnnd deposited their votes. As the tn
principal candidates we're ]. ". Slteuhan an'
q. j. Rose, and us tho man interest centers Il
-,hc1n, We give the results simply as It alitcte
tItir interests. TITO formal blllot stood {scat
'tsirg not rero1ted):
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THE eEeos" 'A''l'or'
Immediately upon thu announcement of til
sotc, tlu storm ragged again. Tno outsfl
crowd broke In With their hats tut OF tick
Ward n'anitested ptt5atstlc s!ghs. Iae Nos
faction and tue slcalan faetion gfeT %arn
ard wordy eonlo9ts were ire4uent. amidst
scene which would riyai tandc,uopl'ln :,, scr
sis.han sh" n0' 20 ! Rnsn n =
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ine tnFa aoimhi pa,iok 1NIne fesu!ten !
| w cnoleo " tno contehtto1. staiia'hs Nos
o', sheaaatl %, scene o. ing , most rfolonn
CONFUSION ensuga. ~ IeAst thlrty oele&ate
were Oh M tilelr ieet A. oneG clam,oF1ng a,1 to
. htaId, and every conccl7aele noise Eaa MAD
| ~ INC various speahCtS ~ alll.&t tLle @ssei
N nu M nm, shr,, tona threc %v.S; sse;
tnr Rnsc xhlri, wrrn r,y,,m. arcomnanied v1t
tI,r most nuearshiv vciltn" mi wh1nnino ia,
tho nnnnsition w6ens tho confu ;ion f3ac6mtn
/ sorse comion,,dcd. fHe chair MANAGED tn.1nal
himself parti,liy heard, and alter score
atIcmnts nj last surccelcl In ,,sfor, 7r CONN,
sfiyo order. IIe then stated In cn1nhaiic tcrn
; fiat unicss order was rreseryed The cha
| would at oDco yacate.
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An Individual from, West Chicago nom
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