, 1862-06-30

whero they intended TO settle On a farm.
They were Norwegiaps and had just arrived IN
tais country. q. Aanaerman vas called, and
had her removed to the hospital where every
attention Will be giren her, but no hopea are
entertained Of the recovery Of the poor little
sufferer.
The withdrawal Of the Board OF
Trade from tho Celebration Com
mfytee,
On Saturday on 'Changn, the committee .p-
pointed By the Board OF Trade to confer with
the Common Council Of this city relative to
proper celebration Of our nations Auniyer-
sary, asked leave to be discharged. The reason
given Tas incompadbiliy Of views With the
city fathers, and on motion, the committee
were, by vote Of the members, released from
their duties.
Upon inquiry a. to the trouble that caused
the Withdrawal OF the Board Of Trade, welearn
that the "tire in the reaz'' Democratic mem-
bers Of the Council, who eeem to be Its lead
ing spirits, are determined to make 1t a pro-
sla7ery faudango, In which neither RepublI-
caa6 nor war Democrats ara willing to ap-
pear.
The appointment of stora&or Of the day" WAS
one Of the causes which led to the rupture,
In committee, the name Of General Cass was
proposed by Democrat, and although he was
In Buehanan's cabinet, as he came out OF 1t
with a clean record, the Republicans were
willing, and q dispatch ~as drawn up to be
signed by the Mayor and the committee; but
upon presentation Of 1t to Mayor Sherman, he
positively refused to put his signature to It,
on the grounds that he was not q
suitable penon to represent the city
Of Chicago. After this, the name Of
Daniel s. Dickinson was proposed-upon
which several members Of the Council, among
whom were Woodman, Barrag gwanath, Co
1nisky, and Sheridan, rose to their feet in a
+ storm Of indig gnation, and protested Yehe'
mently against inviting "scripture Dick u
They said he had done more to continue this
war than any other man, and they would have
nothing to do with him. Mayor Sherman
also said he should not sign any request to in
Vite him to deliver an oration anywhere, much
less in the city OF Chicago. The names ol
Rev. Mr.. RYDER, Mr. Larned and several othe,
gentlemen, were mentioned, but the "1ira IL
the rear'' gentlemen positively refused tc
touch any man who either had the reputation
| Of being WET Democrat or Republican, aui
| the Board Of Trade committee left in genuine
| disgust
The action Of the Board Of Trade COMMITTEES
in utterly Withdrawing from this fareicl at
tempt at celebration was not only prope
| but inperatiVely demandedsif they would pre-
| derive even modicum Of self respect. Lay
ing aside the evident design to convert th
celebration into semi-secession pow-wow
they could not remain longer in concert will
the council and preserve their dignity. Al
though Invited to meet the Council, they wer'
from the first the recipients Of abuse, insul
and uDgentleman1y conduct. The Board 0
Trade naturally feel 1ncensed at the indignl
ties shown theft Committee which were di
rectly heaped upon them. And they are no
the only ones. The people are indignant, an
tie Common Council celebration is constau
theme for laughter aud street merTiment
Let the Mayor, his secession organ and hi
aldermanic advisers go On with their eelebra
ton II they wish to. We have no objee
t ton and We trust no one will interfer