, 1862-10-27

TRYING TO ADJOURN. -
At this juncture somebody made motion
to n61ourn, and the hoW18 Recommended. A
delegate with q stentoriau Toice sung ont:
THAT will kill the Democratic p,rty.H An.
other responded: sit is pretty nearly dead
now.". The question was put upon its pas-
sage aud lost.
TRYING TO GET TIE OUTSIDERS OUT.
Another motion wus made to get tho oatsI-
ders out. Caulfe1d Was opposed to voting |
while outsiders Were IN. Three more ser.
geanta-at-arms Tere appointed, being picked
out with especial reference to physique. The
crowd being partially cleared, the next ballot
commenced, Rhile an outside row Was going
on. During the voting, an Interesting discus
sion ensued In the Tenth Ward corner, in
which much emphatic English waa used. The
Rose faction was damned to the very finest
suffered One man mad got 500 Subscribers
for the coucesn-wbtchl 1t would lose Monday.
Another threatened to c1eau out Story.
DinnJ was peculiarly clear and terse in his
Views, which amounted to an ernest de .freto
sa SITE est s ss H0fk ossz ozs Sa S,st on
Of . vote Of LOO. Terrific cries Of .sRose,"
"Sleabap," Let's so home," etc, ETC., fol |
lowed the announcement
TRYING NEW NAN. |
A delegate moved to take up new man, at |
which the din became indescribabIe. No pen
can do Justice to it. Fists and canes and hats
were waving in the air. YelIs, howls, shouts
and hlsses resounded in every part Of the
rooun- The mild little man In the chair WAS
mechanically pounding his ink bottle with no
apparent result except to add to the din. The
little yellow dog Was baking at the top Of his
voice. Men mounted tables and chairs, ges-
ticulated insanely and made inaudible speech
eE. Our reporter caught the spirit Of the
scene and pounded Justify with copy OF the
Statutes In one haEd and delegates cane ia
the other. Some one threw the little yellow
desist. CaulaeId cried ont that tie feud would
ruin the party. Dr.. HAHN moved to drop
Rose and Sheahan and nominate Knights. a
delegate cried ont "slt down, Hahn, you're
talking all the time" The outside crowd
doctor getting scared, Withdrew his motion.
TIE SIXTH DALLoT.
The sixth ballot resulted IS follows:
Koae ae........-..---. 81
sheanan n..-...-.-..............-. h5
4 renewal Of howl5 commenced. Three
cheers we're given for Rose and three more
for Sheahan. Denny Co1ghlin expressed an
ardent desire to whip any Rose delegate. The
were "You'ra lar" "Damn Rose. The
Democratic party has gone to the devil" and
o1ler elegant extracts.
snEAuAS OFFERS 70 WITHDRAW.
At this point universal sensation WAS cre-
ated By Iii. Sheahan's arising in the crowd
and offering to withdraw IT Rose would. He
was Eot desirous Of splitting the Democracy
IL twain. Loud cries were made for Rose,
and calls of "come to tine" "bully for
he could not withdraw. He Was In the hands
Of his friends. If nil the Baby1oniau poly
gsots had been present, and commenced yell-
Ing in their various tongaes,. they could not
have equal1ed the scene which ensued. The
Sheahan delegates vera furious TO- madness,
ard an iudiscTimInate light 1ootned up. ne,r
Disguised. The chair threatened to ie.yc.
The little yellow dog howled worse than ever,
| and grand scrinmage was only prevent
lame. This proved like oil upon The
angry waters, IS fur as ncise was concerned.
| The Convention then nominated Charles
Walsh for Sheriff, by q ufea cose vote. The rc-
Enlt disgusted large numbers OF the delegates,
w6o CLEARED out. Nearly all Of the country
| the ticket. Mackintosh, Of Darlington, said
"down goes the Demcratic party" Others
| e1prcssed themselves ready to vote for Ham.
moud, tue Republican nominee.
Tie other nominations we're made In CON.
paratiye quiet, the whole thing being cut aud
| dried, anu resulted as follows:
CoRoSEn-Fred Becker.
| SLSATol:-Dr. L, p. Iheuey.
REPRESENTATIVES.,
! 5etA DittfEct.-Jotu Wettstein, II. T. Tu1ey,
'va S0lk % Tiss.Msi. ". Fuller, Brand
G1sE DiSt-F. D. Peabody, August Rall5anm.
| After making the town nominations, this
| mob, fer by no other name can it b. called,
adjourned. The nominations are, Of course, q
| fulce, aud are 20 regarded by large numoct
Of the delegates themselves, who opehly *
press their determination not to yotn the
lcket. 1t is the last dying kick Of the Tory
Democracy.
The Festival Week of the 1zome fol
the Frlenaieas.
The Grard Festival for the benefit OF thu
Home for the FrienGless commences to
mo1row, ard will continue four days
Each day most appetizing dinner nil
be served in the lower Hall from L
to s o'clock. Those who dlued last gear a
tic c1egntt restaurant, oponed temporarily b!
the ladies Of the Home, will not need an invi
taiion On this occasion, The ladies may ex
pect them In fnn force.
The evening entertainments viii be varlct
and brilliant. On Tuesday evening, the Fdi
connected WITH the Festival will open, whe'
1r.nt Of fancy wares, and variety Of usefu
articles. Tie sOld Folks Kitchen arrange
III scenes. will be exhibited during the even
irg. The stKischen" will display the OIL
time furniture Of a century ago, and Its in
mates will sport the costumes Of the sam
, Eeriod. They will entertain the audience Wit
: sorgs sung by our grandiathers, accompa1le
By the music of violin and clarionet OF a
lIost faC ul0us age. Among the scenes reprt
! | scented by the Old Folks, will be IAN Egenin
at Home," "A pafipg Bee" and a "Quiltin
!. Frole-"
On Wednesday evening, the fair will be Ell
!. llVened By g Juvenile concert, when there vi
be giytn songs i'll costume, DUETS, choruse
). dramatic recltltions, &c. The ntrle tolE
have been somc time in rehearsal, and al
1 prepared TO furnish very pleasant entertalI
G melt.
On Thursday evening there will bs an exh
) bition ot national and statuafy tablsaux, au
q by ept cInl request, the pantuM Ine ballad
E "Auld Robin Gray" will be given with q
+ ptopriate costumes md music. A capit
9 evt nine's entertainment.
. The Festival will close with grand co
b tune concert, which promises to be mo
q prtllianr siIair. Il Will be under the san
z management os that given \ q year ago, viii,
9 pt0vtd SO complete success. The pFese
# concert Is being arranged less hastily, with
: great acquisition Of musical talent; and v
IS Undoubtedly greatly surpass that Of last yee
il There nin be songs, ballads, selections fro
opera, scenes IRON strade1'a, 5omnambul
Mariana, DC, &C., which are In active pi
patstiou. 4 tine orchestra aud several ct Il
l. uest ins11umen!allsts, together with the be
u vocal talent OF the city IRE engaged for T.
IS occasion.
10 It is unnecessary to prse our readers to :
tend tEeee ente1tainMents. Their iutsres:
e the HG1ne 10 say nothing Of tue sttractiyeue
IL Of the seyers1 evenings will draw crowd
, houEee. The Home appeals to the chariti
!, Of the public this year more powerfully tn
ever before. In addition to those who La
u claimed Its charity, there has been added
the family this year another class Of inmate
Fathers. burning with patriotic desire to ru
n to the rescue OF an impcriled country, hi
d bIoulh ht their motherless little ones 70 t.
le Home, :nd surrendered them temporarily
"a its care, during their ahsenc&-giyi1g the
/. unre*erVedly to It's protection, It tney
9. turned 20 more. Wldo Xed n
Ic thers, whose husbands sleep the Ii
shepon the battle ft:lds of Sailoh and Don
son, have brought their half-orphansd bah
! to ita mother1y arms, and besought the Ho:
= to adopt them as Its oWn. ALI this, aud t
= increased price OF provisions, has great
y. increased It's expenditures, and to meet the
~ ~ the Board of Managers propose to hold t
~ forthcoming Fair. Ono lady chosen ff0
e every church in the city compose the Boa1
~ and they aloue raise the entire Income
IS which 1t Ia supported. The Home his
2" eEcoHment. Let shfs noble institution th
r have an overwhelming benefit this fessi1
s. week. FIJI Its depleted Golfers to The bri
80 ard 20, good folks, snail the blessings Of tho
ready to perish come upon you.