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, 1869-08-19

sat,op. named BoJd. scnds n.ticles to Fras.,
under The in!tth1s Of A. K II. 3. The FortnfgAtIy
AerfT, under the management Of Nj. John
Morley, Was dying out, when luckily Il publIshed
remarkable lecture BY Professor uu1Iey-one
which set scientific Den everywhere linking. Tne
number Was reprinted thFed times, and the Rept<y
hal had larger humber Of reade1s ever tucn
II h very mich an organ OF eccentric thinkers set
against the ordinary currents OF opinion, MI.
Charles Eliot Notion, who has made many friends
dur1bg hts v1lt here, contributes paper on omi-
grafton 10 tho new issue-somc Of bis stasemepts
being sugularly opponune. Mr. Anthony Trolioro
has no snnre In 81, Paut:s Aa2lsine, which Is Al
we'll for hear IT not nourshing very vigorously.
Mr. Trollope has found a1xpennJ tustalmcuts Of
hls ncw Etorcs less to the purpose thau shilling
patches, and 1t Is in the latter form ha l. bringing
out "Tlc Vicar ot H1llhamptou"
translation Of Fictor Hugo's L'Nomme Qui
RI appcara In the Gentlenans Hoga.fne, nud IL ex.
ccllentiy done; but the nonsttous mistake Is
ulade Of oppending foot cotcs exposing historical
bupdc,s on tho part Of tho grcat novelist This Is
one OF the worst slns against taste that eau be
committed The notes jhr on tho reader and dis
tract his attention, ~ well Is deprcca,o the III.
thor Lat them be given at the end OF the story,
necessary. People do not read Victor Hugo for
exact details Of Alaale Age customs II England.
Tue wonder Of the DAY in magaziues continues
70 bc the aLQenny Good Ho-d2. Every nnmber
AhowE continuation Of Names which is bers1der.
Ing In u country like this. Here In tbs August
number Is The Duke OF Argyll. 4 Cabinet Minister.
writing 4 long paper on '1oua," while little
further on Is Dean Stanley, The Broad ChurchmAn
and Dean Alforl. Last month The Bishop Of OK.
ford WAS added to the force, There Is Always too,
o demonstration Of nctton, md 10 the unoo 7nid
tttst5inH 10 paAs from page t1eSo&cd to the mys-
tertea OF theology 10 ono which Is part Of spark
ling novel, IN Which theatre going aud balls are
treated as matters Of course. Miss Edwards, who
has stoTy half through. makes liberal use o! the
bloctadc-gunning during the war, and foresee
that good many 1ctlona will come from that
quarter. 1t Is lucEy "lnd for The wosu story.
GYit,nfr
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COOK COUNTY NORMAL SCHOOL.

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l.- - -
=,
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~ ~ ~" .'1nG. A,e LUZ se,t'
49, w epHe" - ~ puoa' seaooi oui's.
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.A.l'01 "l w oes"p'eu IL ''A''1ss
oe1l' . -, So. 49,
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dc second, Is Legitimate from Napoleonic,
Int illccitimGte from Catholic point of
view. Whether this would form nny OBJ
stacle 10 his election TO the Spanish throne,
can only be determined at Tho meeting Of
lbc Cores in Oc.ol,er. Meanvhile tho
Prime has every nersona1 advantage. His
nerson and features strongly resemble
those Of Napoleon tho First, wherein be
enjoys pre-cmincnce owe. Napoleon III,
in whom there is no Visible or historical
evidence lint any OF the blood Of d Bona
partc AovB, as his rcputed fathor-Louis.
King Of uoiland-always denied That the
present Emperor was his offspring. The
Prince has been Republican, nnd is still
deemed Gbc1nl, in which point Of WOW he
, 1869-08-19
PRINCE NAPOLEON FOE SPAIN.

We do lot know whot truth there may
l,c II tLt suggestion that General Prin's
I..cscucc in Paris il caused hy negotiations
having IL view the cholcc OF Prince Sapo-
lepa, cousin Of the Emperor, to the Span
ish ,lrnac. 1t is said that both Prim md
Olozasl favor Prince Napoleon. The bold
Lec!Aratiua Of tie Captain General OF Mad
nd. tLat the carly choice Of King, now
TINT monarchy hAs been resolved upon, is
NECESSARY to prevent the kingdom from
drifting into general revolution, is coa-
Er1ued by the activity Of the priesthood,
The continual outbreaks Of the Carlists,
AID the unsettled and hnmiliadng condition
# Ct:ba. Tho proposal to unite Spain with
Portugal. Endcr Dom Louis. has neither the
Recommendation Of increased stability,
dirEity, nor certainty. Prince Alfred, OF
ELglnd, Lzs been mentioned, bnt he Is
incAls.citated hy his Professionalism, and by
the sure hostility Of Napoleon Ill The
Prince Of Asturins being still under age,
his election would merely involve the pro-
Ionc.tiuu u Serthro's regency md the ad-
uinistratise sfItu quo, without the hopes
,hat nsc now left at Liberty By the unccr-
taiuty as to who the coming monarch is to
he. In view Of these elnbarrnssmcats,
Prince NAPOLEON seems an exceedingly
available man, provided Spain can forget
ihc traditional enimosiues inherited from
her fear1ul conflict in c1pelling the forces
of the French in the wars with Napoleon
The PRICE Napoleon is tie SOB Ct jerome
md F1cdtrica Catherine, daughter OF the
King Of Wrrtenbarg, whom Napoleon COM
pclled jerome TO mary, after separating
lin, from Jc.oue's d1st w5fe-AIrs. PAtter'
Eou, nj baltimore. As the Pope n1d
Catholic Church always refused to anuul
tie Gszt marriage. the Prince, Is N issue Of
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sscai % isebieneas, @ whleo, hs regretted. prersn.sd
AZ sfassaS ae5sssn Hs5az $ & H. H. e.
Of Napoieon1 character as scen at St. Helena: ~
religious at md p, .a1 sea
e.asea xsisa led to tae French rsyo!n-
dtares @ 81 Of ti Louis XIV; s1e weakncn Of Ms suo-
cctBors; The oppression Of the nobility which ~
dueet Tho terrible nprising y became .aToia. y.
courage Of the Gtfondlats could NOT control They
almost seemed to prepare sls Way for The delugs
Then foloweI pssxe az cns 'Sa espn1 en q
Jacotlnffm, aud Providencc raised up tic man q
the right moment Napoleon seized ths rcins Of
be built ~ rnitar5 fora By bis immortal code Of
civil laws. Europe wus Jealous Of Frnnce growing
thua under bis Auspice, and sssa,ied him on eTer1
Wa9ram, Xuster'l,H But tie assault of COM
bincd Europe proved At length too strong; France,
with hes tst blood paid dear for military glor!.
dlerT. and ln clonue, argued .aas Louis NAPOLEON
~ak Similarly placed IN tegafd to the ErEolutlon OF
lB!S lie closed With Long uvc the Emperor"
ClNc!nnalt with thess &uI.es the Surviving ycsts-
ans OF Napoleon, toHetnss With the Committee Of
Arrangements, accompanied by many Citizens,
and With imposing ceremonies btrcwed nowcf1
over the g1nro Of John Lcboh ono Of The valiant
heroes Of Napoleon, and during hla l0e an nou-
ored citizen Of Detroit
Al closag OF tho anniversary exercises, tho
committee chartered the fayortc steamer Flor
IlstiotB aud Inrlted Sueats = view OF our splendid
ttEer IND IT. scenery. and anosdlng the atsangets
sMong them u nne view OF cur CITY. AL express
csl ihcn selvca delighted, and this c1curslonisia
passed q resolution Of tnanks to Captain jenkins
1t wat one Of the features OF iha-one Of the beat
celebrations ever helt III this cly-dolng honor to
the tccasloa aud rejecting credit on those en-
gagged rs Committee Of Arrangements
, 1869-08-19
POLITICAL MURDER.
A Colored Hnn Killed Hccnuse He
Attempted to Exercise 1Ets Right
us n Citizen and n Voter.

1FVRs IAe NS3hF7A 44eHh-l Ipst%
beyond tho mere etatenent that there was
disturbance at MOSCOW on election day Rnd one
11an Killed, We heard nothing until yesterday. The
tTrtemattc INTIMIDATION Of coi0red voters which
prevailed throughout West Tennessee and WHICH
succeeded IN psegeuttug thousands Of ceIored Re-
publican votes being poliesl, as Moscow resulted
IN bloodE1ed, a. doubtIcas 1t would have done in
other Places nad the co!ored men Insisted on the
r0hts 10 which they we're entitled.
Generally they ch01t To etand the tnAultA abuse
and threats heaptd upon them from white Demo-
csats. aid even to stay away from The polls alto
disIuroance- One col0red mau II Moscow had
the courage TO denanu hts equ&l rights as c1ti-
zen 1nd voter, and Vas lurteEed 10 cold blood
by member Of The tntoersot Democracy. Two
seeI safety tn tcr woods and in Memphis.
The circumstances c! The murder are as follows;
A vhre man vas leading colcsed -aa VITO had
EslEed Kooels ILL knowing thai
the nan going to so.e hal no cerc1cats,
asked HIN how he could yo:e with.
WINE nan !nFuiunsly tlemanded Thas be laI0
had 10 10 WITH It. Nil replied be hal . hes2 10
do With It. The white nan told him thst Il Has
none of his bustness. Hill repllei that II vas xs
much hts business as aaybody's- Al this the white
man drew resolyet-a navy tlI-to shoot Hi,
hlIc. While this vas going On another white tnao
t1oe Up behind Hll, and, without saying wprl,
.hok him once IN the head and once In The h3cE,
The la1.er tall song taroasa h.s hosy nea: he
colored r1en Immediately d!s7erseu, and tie few
who lad the courage 10 rctcatn to assist their
friend thus 5oully Murdered we're 6r1yen aw1v,
AID soMe OF them dare nos retEtp to thei- homes
lives The above account IL fruu a. eJe-w7:aess,
ard we belltTe II 10 be ftl.She-
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Ill clothing aAve hia undeE.gazments. Tbs bud,
was not recognised. but y Is supposed the mpt
deted man was the travelling companlon Of tb.
ittt!e Demornnd11 book picked up It Ia beiieTs,1
that hle homo was IN Cole County. The p.yprtFa.
Tor Of this bold, cold -bl0odel MURDER has ia ~
tnadc good hts escape.
From tAe Montgomery CITY tNo.) Standard, 3a.
gut II
Three niles Te*t OF this place, on the esen,.,
Of the 7sA inst, William T. Thurman farmr1s
and MN hitherto respected by lla nel.aLIrs
pbtie under tho tudueuee Of liquor. p,racS HI;
wife on tho head with chair. tom the electa Of
which she died the neIt morning. It Recms thst
Thurman had COW and cali, which bv ey,nr
means had got together and sttaJcd OIL. Ills WIe
aant negro rnHn 70 look for thctu. but sai}nx Ia
Dn4t them he returned, whtn she seq. him 10 a
ptIchbuf's bo1se on an eTrand. White sht upvr,,
was absens Thurman aTokr from nts t!r,lhi.n
aiuHbcr anu atkcd II The COW had boon !nyn,l nad
on being answered In tho negative. hn
Jumped frpu bis beti, nnA. Catching a
hfnal. chair, struck his Wife terrible tIow On ,he
head, 1u4t 6tck and above the temple. Ahr s,a..
Rcred, round, and ~ shD faced him, tup,ofn1
him rot 10 kit her, he stIuck her aga!p. trIlu..
her TO the door. ny this timo tho negro hat IL.
irrned, 3ru placing The insensthlo woman ntnln
the lied, he el,ltAvOred 10 rrsusc1L1tc her buy IN
rain. She fingered untll lhe next ilay, when JratS
relieved her OF her suffering, Thurman, al,rr
committing tho deed, usountssl h!s her.e an, ram,
TO tUNp nfter fresh supply Of whiskey, aEl aitrt
procuring the same he returned 70 hla hnmr ari
iall down within few Iect Of his lnuf,lcrcd wsIr.
The murderer Wa arrested and committed 10 ii
to await trinl at tbs fall term OF the Circuit Court
, 1869-08-19
Suicide OF Colonel Vim. !, NorYe
thc Weli-knoyCn Eeninn.

.
Coroner Flynn MAS requested yesterday 10 boL1
an inquest IN the case Of Colonel Witfam +
Sase. who cGmElrscd suicide At an early honr
Yesterday morning BY leaplny from 81 attic win
4loH or Es residence, No. g MHttsnn atrref
For ever Il week past Coloaei NasIe had bee \ 1t
iCR ra1htr B*rancely, and his relatiyes and fenns
suspected thai his mind was Ewing Hay. but hsd
NJ ldea that ne contemplated suicide. He retired
10 rect Us EsEa! IN Sa1utd1y night, and between
ande oc.ock yesterday morning he jumped out
Of the betfsoor, tad, falling upon the payement
was instantly Killed HE rem1fns were tafen mn
The hoEke, where N inquest will be held to-da7.
Colonel NaG!e Vas native Of this city "a Vcs-z
Of age, and dcr11g his youth received i thoruu1n
business education. At the breaking our OF t6fs
ttheI.c1 he relnqsished his pustneas, raised a
company for the EiChsye:ghth Regiment OF the
the brigade was Iecrga1!zed IN the fan Of 1875
when be left the service He had taken part tn
the battles OF Fair Dafs, Savage Station, Glendale
Malvern Hill. Anues8u, FREDERICKSBURG And
Cta1ceno1sSii!e. Colonel NAese Was m A1tent
IL. Ct the irsh cuse, and aflef leaving the army
he entered heart and soul INTO the Fenlao move
utnt, and became one Of the MOST acttse workers.
10 the organization. H travelled through the
country organizing Feniao circles, gaining many
ro1Eerts hJ his uaniy presence and eloquent
addresses. Suisse ceptty he WAS made General
In the IRISH beIarlny 1iT1J, and soon after sAt1l
with the Jacnnei expedition to Eeland. where he
WIS arrested and for two years suffered tmprtson-
uens In The various Ialls II eisnl bot was Iiaes-
ate.i as an American cst!zeu. At the recent reor-
sppo.u,ed 10 tlst class cefkshtp, which position
he he'd At the time Of hta death. The deceased
Hn5 1nucn esteemed and respected In aoctal life 81
llEe soldier anu upright ctttzen4 ard hts rntioely
and tragic ED Wtil De sincerely moaFnel b} N eX-
ten:iye circle Of 11!ends and acquatntances.
, 1869-08-19
Rough and Tumble Eight Isctuccn
q virginia ConEreSxsnln and u
lawyer The Former cries for
Quarter otehc End OF Ono Round.

The Petersburg. w., papers Of Saturday con-
tain aesou!ts ot . rough and tarntle light between
IRON the $ ecsad District of varg.naa, and Joseph
$ Uutld, q a~yrr. The trouble commenced IN the
" Is III ae ta to oe
and asked IN explanation. Tbs Pe1e!sourg 1nter
tells the resi- Of the story: Mt. Plat. asked 31r.
DEdd to walk up stairs to hi o:ilce, and tlk the
When they hai entered the office. Nj. Platt ask
Mf ba; @ ansEs1e 1 ~ ~ nss tnsuiie JED me. sr in
otts Court &a!s 1aofn.nY.'
": r!a't said be would DO so asaia under Ike
NJ; ~ 1'a'ta responded ,ha: II he did, he woal,
After son.s further conversation, Nj, Piats pro-
pcsed to tettls tie dt!tculsy At oaee by Gsat IN
ns citice. fas:Is to NJ. Butd, ~ have 10 urult.
tiF, and rrusuue yeu haze none Nj. Hutid
Fk.&t thut he Was not armed Words ensue,l, dur
tng which Mr. Ilait Used the epithet "seoun.Iel''
to";1'ls Vt. ludd, when Tie latter advanced upon
him. Patt selzsl chair and fatSesi 1t to slr1xe
Nj. Budt. The latter seized tle char, threw 1.
aide, AID Planted blow with his c!enchesi ID:
visible. The char VIA cast as.Je and lie .wo
comoa'an.s c!oted. pLatt being The larger and
s,sonsss, ta.owips ~, B9!a = ,he door. si1.
cEuse and lEln embrace, mt though underneath
IN ,ne slErsEie. evidently pos6sssed an aiNanease
th!s-.or be + rs beard to cry out one or r1orr
tif1eF. apEHa!nGly: "pon1 bite me! don't blte
nc. As Mt 1la5l h1A nj lhieQtlOu OF tasting
hiE h!lou. he did lot "batc '' Mr.. Plat In q lew
nomeats 3Ir. 1sutI lurntd his antagonist, und
held httu prostra:a upon the Ioor. Thea Mr.
P!ast oostd biz hold, shre" out his a1ms, aud
Cttctl for "water.'
Ard 8ater Wss kindly furnished AIN.
When 10 the E1l16t Of hot personal c5ualct the
phf.y haslDE the disadvantage cAu stop TO take
~nttr, the other, We ptesuEc. can laaRnsn'nGusly
anofL,o Eratny HIN. s. whyu ~; rsit ~ thssg hs,
released ptsp, arose Iook the wafer that waa
brought aud handed il to TIE faiisn EonSrsas:aan
After THU Mr, l,udd turned " leave thc ONCE,
when Mr. I'latt On hi- 1tet and parllAlJ revived,
cu!itd hin beck tu1iue: Wen nare another
spuni." Mr.. BUdd came back ana Ha1i+d VI.
Platt5 rfeasure-rrouienadlng thu ONCE toor,
while he WIS washing the nIeosl from his iace-
No further encounter eEsoea- hoKeret, Nr. Patt
keitl.lE ,hc EATER. b. SAYING he would have Nr.
Bud otfrSe the Mayor for this ''1npEoSoked
assaul. upon hin II hls Office. The pazties alteF
exchanging lew Turll, parted, eIpEeaaIpc
r.utual k2slefacton.
III. DuLt was Subsequently called uron By a
larE~ ncEter Of n.s sttods, and warmly congfxt-
ulatHt.
, 1869-08-19

Under the hcaiinE OF " Rejected Candidates. y
tho Cincinnati Cusns1oE<r, the uatdShe!l Demo
cratic organ Of ohlo rejo,ces at the rejection Of
10th Lew. d. CaHphe., cx,know Nothing. md
Sam. ta1y, professional den,asoeuc, as Democratic
candidates for Governor. II pass tts respects to
tho latter thnsly:
"As for Cary he was entirely out Of the aues-
;ioa. lie vas not dead betg within the proce.5
OF Ga!yAEI or any other nan. lie had been hoist
Is his own pcla1d Killed by bis ogn letter to
Nj. Nixon, In which he denounced The Democrat.
tc party as steeped II crime, and containing Al the
TRAITORS h1d villains Of the North as Tel a. soutn
s.The letter reproduced bs the Cor1H0neT WAs re-
threw hir. Gait 1t the STATE Convention % pos
ttb.e democratic candidate tl1 It npaet bis organ
here, and paralyzed the editors. They came back
from Columbus sadaer but wiser I1en. anu tnelf
fayor1te 20 about lectuSing to thinkers OF DIS
own eAI4brr ca tho eight Eo7E system for people
three e-fourtE1 OF whom nse farmers Who hare 10
work ten and twelve hours, and on total abst-
nelcc ht q scasop When good SUE SlAaa OF
whtskey VIII co uoEc 70 Frcrca: the Fasse Of
eucDpth In the harvest Geld thaa . taErt! or W.
ter, They 80 aeEtnst al! erch humbuE and futsHfy
from beginning End Such u!ncuE OF course
would denoupcc those Tho differ with him As
s5sito;t snd devils q either stx. aad wolA hare
irE rhc WaI, Tint ,hc meehauics and so-ca:led
wosk,nEsnen should tuEusa from thelE renes Is
s asa 1s7sSSS co,sn9p s1np5 y saoE E!ss ~
lead o, carI is problem; which can be solrcd u
EoDe tlt themselves. II they voad preserve
tne:r crea!. ,heE would break ranfs without hes1-
nE anGner = whE s1oaa
neEt 10 man who c@n DO them no good what
e,er. Their TIE Ia too valuable and thcl1 n.ads
TOO strorg to be sacr1nel n his cause Aud tor bis
hculouS PURPOSES. The Republicans disoEncsl hin
has brn literally 10 plsee Tor hin IN the Desao
rf1tlr raIIyx
, 1869-08-19

nNlPIn In, tRnrHee %tnIro nm
E,S
MAS-Ne1ttS ont .anhoeeo nh0
TVcntS Ahousund b0llNrts Worth
Recovered - The Thieves I'm
Enowu.
-, -, ~ w., ~. ,,,,ua1ro, x,,,.,,c
ftsm ne .'eI ~ ps"'s*'at, .ta;uA ID.
9he etneeis ~ 2! the washington Insurance co:r-
PAM, No. ~ broadway, werc Slightly aston!sht!
uu Saturday morning to nnu thai In some u1-
accountable Eanuer the sale u The onlce had
been fobted Of tn box containing no ltSs than
sl:s,s5t, 10 United States AID miscellaneous
bontts- The detectives were uotsac'l, hut no
clew 10 the thieves OF the property was discover
Cd until this morning. AT about 5 D'clock. IS
0ttctr l5tuc6 Of the TWentS. .u1nta Precinct MAS
patEo'ng his post bis attention WAS attracted by
q brown paper package lying On the stoar Of tho
private fea!dcucea No. s. Nest Twenty-thlrd
street lie examined the place, anil nn,ttIsrs the
package addressed TO the Washington 1usurluca
Company, he took Il to the STATION hocse, wheru
on tetng Opened, 4 vas found to eoat:lu TN
box full Of securities, bonds, Checks etc. Tho
piFct1s or the Insurance Company were sent fur
aud MI. Lo:hrup attended, aru It once i1eu1tded
The box as tie one which had been Stolen from
the Safe ef tas company.
The iol!0Ntrg is hst or the contents q tho
box: FirGiutA state bonds, Sa4tao; United States
Eoncs, sz0: mortgage Eclectic Association, tlto:
atauha1I1H tGih Mining GoMI'ahF, OF tolorSAnO,
{1tN0; AlhefEaE1c aid ChesapesSe Canal COM
raus, sl.HN: Wabash aud Western Railroad
, 1869-08-19
Coal and Salt

To The Editor # Ths Chicago 7'1bane. ....
The protect!onlsts are hownns IN self-tudcted
pain ut The high price OF coal This coal tariff Is
only small Elm compared with the mountain
sxed iniqutty OF the Fa,t tariff. ONLY fraction Of
the people Of tho Cnlted States use coal-probahlE
not over oue-tentn-wh1le every family IN the land
uses salt. Forty millions Of people arc taxed TO
bcue1t few sali-houe1s. BullsilE3 Up home
manufactures Is beautifully illustrated IN tha salt
bus!ness. The surplus products Of one comfy In
I'Eots OF Iowa will iced cEerr salt mnuuiaetory
in The COUNTY,. 1er the great principle mast be
tnforced on the whole people. Let The coal con-
eutae,B who vote these tanGs howl the} wlll aerer
be faugh&l M & feason & n any oihsf ~ay than shat oy
overdose Of their Owl medicine soon slckcls them.
Double the ta.lu on coal snd sall and the frcg-
men rcrel in their madness; the sane mel Will
soon bc tn the minority. Z II. T.
BLQQAtSGTpk, Ill, August ii, 1893.
, 1869-08-19
THE ST. LOUIs CONVENTION,

Tie runored dccliuation Of Governor
Baker, Of 1ndlann, TO appoint delegates for
that State 10 the convention called by citi-
zcns Of St. Louis relative to the removal Of
The capital, Is apparently IN intimation OF
his opinion that the call for The convention
is rot issued with sufficient scmblance Of
authority or support to justify him in act
ing upou it. This ,noy OF nny not be. We
confess lie particular mode in which the
call vas issued seemed to Us too ou-haud,
md scarcely worthy the importance Of the
Euhject and the diversity Of interests to be
consulted. In m editorial article, published
Angus; 5, We expressed our opinion Us to
the degree Of authority and endorsement
required In the call for such convention,
Is follows: Every little further progress
cln lie made without broadly and COM
nrtLensivel5 organized convention, repre-
sentative Of the lending populations and
intercats Of the Mississippi Valley, and this
Rhould itself be called o"ly utter cztensire
eo1Jtrthet uit1, and hy tie signatures Of,
Most :r1oH tmphrtie eo-opt r1fioA III both
1ousss II C"hare.s Is n''tsstry 10 giee "ny
tirly t,!retts TO Tic aio14Mtht."
In 1uakiDg haste to call their convention
without getting ready, the citizens Of St.
Louis have exposed good ca,lso to such
11nti,ncly rthuns as that experienced from
Governor Hzkcr. The 1nuyemep. should
l,e iuAEgar1tcd, not by the citizens Of
St. Louis. bnt hy the representatives
Of the ps:llic opinion Of tho Mississippi
vuiley ind the Pacific States. The MEM
Lcrs uf both houses Of Congress pscsu,np-
lively stand first in ulis clAss. Then come
The Governor of StAtcs, Mayors Of cities,
and prominent business men. Upon a call
tigacd by suci. representatives Of pubGc
o,,;.iua, Governor Baker would doubtless
have co-oler1ied ty making suitable a1s
I.oiutments. Il Hnch men cannot he H.
tluccd to unite in tho call, tho movement is
l,rematnrc. II they can be, they are mol
puly entitled to be consulted in it, but to
designate tho time and place for holding
ihc convention. II is one thing to secure
The Cooperation Of pntlic men in move
ucE: hy .uking them to lead in it, ant
quite i different and more difficult thing to
cure the h:lnae co-,perauop by assuming
l., lead md asking others 10 step into thu
t1ucl7 !.1l itrazily prescribed for them.