, 1864-07-20

Arf10n AND rfE1lfH nj The 5snnnn7hPHn
c...,s.s;as, ,,o1, l.. 49, .;..- - T.ass1
con|eh'ion nc4a IL ','ls e'ls iael Auesuas
nave na11fa4iy enough, oeeo-tae constant
theme OF conversation. It has been bitter
pi1l to swallow, and works all sorts of WAYS.
Ru+ ne a ,enera1 thing the massea of the
nartv have accented the rcsr,t. without a5v
P"''. ~ se'"t.' s
questions as 10 now 1t was brouSnt aooot
and if they are asked about It, they are ready
n su,ear 11,at the n1stfnrm ;s the same o1d
n.n,oa,-,t1o 40 ,ha. ,ha,, ,,,ro wo-,-aa -.
benloe'a'e one toas enes n"'e o.neo "
and fought Oh Tor SO many years, with not
nail or plank changed, or d scantling dis
7,1oced The,r credn1;+v ;s as astonishing az
!,'ssSss ,oa. T-o,, .to
lne1 " aose' no ooic Ho. Ac'o' A'en ~
better INFORMED OF 1hem nave oeen tnor-
ougbly deceived into the belief that truth is
Tha f,onrant,on es,ne srd a. 1asecd fv and
1e een'eA sse s e.@ pst stsse,a ~
after desperate etfneele, strueeste II
which the standard Of open revolt was twice
boldly raised by .Milligap, Deyelin, and Col
c,icl The neace men were uomiually van
.,11.os .to sas.r 1n,dd1s oronnd If mt,
lu1ssncu, ~: s".. ~, ~ a..saet s.otoaaa - W.
loacF aecp1ed, anu otoer ieseeu ~ nar-
saw. Inc ieaeers ol 1ue leace party Knew
tnat 1nell l'et nnisAuEe " scuGn1s nao peen
stfhre!ed, out tne Hell .tl uuc "Ao otiieVea as
!Hey ola n tste9cHee hs; ~ ane eace poncy. 60
1ne 20 tblnhIns ioe tIelneeasss, ., mele EASILY
Sa1o!eo " 'ns 't1as n,aM ,.S. Mln iae1 ,9s oe
Ihe Convention was anytMhg but mar
monious. The 1raverlng factions hare tenn
por7.rily ceased their clamor, and hare rang
ed themselves under common banner, but
would lain put his own motto thereon, but
he darcE not, distrustinr us he does the sim
cerity Of the others friendship. But wait
until the National Convention meets at CHI
cago. The harsh dissonances Will swell into
furious howl, aud the echo catching up the
faintipg drops OF sound VIII combine them
aud send them back IN redonb1ed fury.
There Will be no do1ging there. IL the Con
yention the other day there were too many
fresh unsophiRt1cafed men Tor the quarrel to
be Of long duration. had there been more
old hicks and Wire.Workers there the} would
have broken the tllrg up tn row. And as
the latter class Of individuals will chiefly
rake up the Chicago affair, We may look for
q regular Kilkenny cat fight, and the ''ant-
mile" with the longest tail will win
Tue nominees OF the late Convention are
Of al kinds aud coloIs Of Democracy. Nc
Donald, quanoam Abolltionist, who, when
candidate tor Consress IN 1s49, wanted to
have the Capital OF the nation removed to
fret soil, rs the head OF the ticket, ought 10
bt representative ma1- But he isn't; he
don't represent any one streak Of Copper
headism. lie is ut present In transition
state, waiting to see the safe way to jump
Joe il q Gelcsate TO Chicago, anu VIII, do1uL-
!tss, come back edihsd ana III ~ assro. una.
Merton proposes ~ EaHe aue ~ ~.
MN out n nls oMn Laras. anI ~. ny LII ~
hcte@ =. iAtBIAE u LIE 1eoPie' tnA1 II WILL
ceflMn!S " oene.
:, ALTON, tnG oeGIS!ai3 VI s'ate, - uS HSuno "
INT so"se- &c pe!o.s " lug e"1e u
~ Ian,ontan ntr ss was u done IN his rSon R'o Ri
Inc Convention Mas uone ~ n.s soom. o.S
Joe Nasune, Auu1iol' alEo nlemoet "
the "euns, but ne asn,t near rs smart q
hgurerss Athon- klst1ne ousn"nachs around
very well, but Wnen II comes 10 saulue. IN
deep water Ae bas 10 give way 70 some one
way sort CT war man He don't oeiong to
the "Order,, and il not, therefore, counted
on as safe IN any emergenck- Hls nomination
went in the batch 9s KIND OF t1delt lor Inc
Brett men Hord, AttoTney 1enefa, ls
Eon-in.laW OF Jncge ferkins, ana vas nomi-
nnfcd because ne ~as 1?t'o nnonlScuoaaole 70 any
body. His virtues, poullca and Social. are
of the negative Kind. nc never aston!she5
anybody in any waT. Ofthe Supreme Judges,
Hanna is bitter peace man, Worden rather
more peacey than otherwise, Perkins one
thug ut time, but for no long time LAST
fall be wrote letter to Joe Mcdonald. pub
llshed ut the time in the &atiael, in which he
took strong war ground. In fact, he went in
for the complete suojaaation Of the South,
Lattgrlr, being afraid that the peace men were
| going to control the Convention, he has been
propitiating them By making speeches just
| The Opposite to his letter. Dawson, the fourth
Judge, IS too old to have much TO do with
n,litics. and was nominated because the rest
ef The old incumbeuts we're.
Hlbben tie candidate for Clerk Of the su.
prcnc Court is Peace man Of the Develin
| stripe, and a member of the order" Hi
| rot the nomination because he had the ad
Vantage OF this lsst qualification over an his
| competitors. Vance, or Alyord, was, prooa
bly, the HILL best fitted for the position. bu1
they were not considered us sound as Ber
Hibben. The Peace men claim, even now
that they could hare out-yoted the Consc1
vat1yes If they had hud fair chance, ludeei
it is fact that they had fairly adjourned th'
convention during the forenoon's quarrel
but the chairman, Turpie, bling OF the othe
stripe, decided sgainst them.
The eplnnk,put;inItheir platform to conci1iat
The eujdicrr, By abusing the government 10