Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-18
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Special Corr pondc Of the Chicsgo Times
y knorr, Mich, July 10.
Me- the feast oticesble feature in the
1@fvDligh is th marked difference exist
inf In ~ deleg1 aons from tho States. Al
!pdo1eaas alrf by been made TO the diver
aity enhi0ils<l by the portly and dignified
Canadians, ad the gaunt restless Amer.
dAns; but Pre- Is, IL possible. ss marked
difference xlstiI & in the characteristics Of
the individ Dals making up the delegations
from the bates. There is TO be seen not
less tha1four classes Of the latter. which
may bc oesignated as the western New
York, - England. and Philadelphia.
Th1 1T named has decidedly = Quaker
ish - sort Of y meek. non-resistant
styldgwhich, although full Of sancti,y, is
notCwithout a seeming consciousness of
vo3idly /, tiuence n sort of = look as if
esfh. although full of iniou;tv il not n had
u&cc in which 10 make money. They are
= meek. lamb Ike class Of men. and vet
have somrth,nv in their mir which ind;c.tes
Che poss.ssion of any .monnt of shrevd
ness, force and energy.
+. The New York neotic hnvc = rather moee
cssmopolitap oprrsara,.cr than .nv others =
ThArc il look Of soliditv about then. which
N shawn in careful style Of dress. = ten .
dency TO rotuudity in the abdominal re.
eions. And an air A IL New York were the
world. anN others we're simply 4 small class
Of satellitdE When they rise 70 speak to
any point, tbey do It in calm. compliment
vav. a If ia mere fact Of their supporting
il we're Of its61f . sufficient reason for its
Immediate andnnchallengcd adoption.
The New EndAand class differs not from
New York in an Dir Of .sslGr t,sfaction, but
in the (sct that t(eyS IA about the latter a
sort Of exclusive Anctimoniousness. as if
they participated ia the business affairs of
this World under ptAtest ss if they were
doing this sort of thing "a a matter Of ncces-
sitv. but would much rather be engaged in
some work of phlant lropy, or in regulating
the moral affairs Of pSbple deprived of the
elevating Influences Of cpntact with the hub
OF the universe. Bald pads and spectacles
are in the ascendcncy, slbwing the result Of
much contemplation and study with refer
ence TO the moral advar1 lcment Of the un
fortunate world outside &c limits Of New
England.
The western men have aRredominance OF
youth, or rather there is ay absence Of old
men, There are good mlhy young men
under 80 years Of age, and 4cry few who
have reachrd half a century. 1Thcy possess
. sort Of don't -care-a damn EXPRESSION, as if
they belonged 10 the great nd thwest, and
in that fact alone, found suitic knt to make
them entirely independent, otxbnly Of the
east and Canada. but of all crea) lon. In de.
bate they are, ar a general tllIpg, rather
more forciblc than elegant, and d not hest
tate to express their approval or lisappro-
baton OF any measure or speak\ in such
terms ~ recommend themselves I'd |her with
respect to their expressivcncss. Hhere is
less crudeness among others thu among
the western delegates, but there il 10 much
less energy. The western ind.y ual sits
under protest. and turns and tv, about
"A If keeuin, him self in tr.;n;n~ 2 . r.co
or q il confined by some inyis;bld awser
which thwarted an intense desire go, ~,
and he off somewhere N no aoi.s. ~ o,h;n
In dress s,ch ,n.r !. ". o-n -, :. ",;
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