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, 1870-09-06

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TO tie Editor ~ The CAlugo 7s1bune:
In sour daily Of to-day l see paragraph
from the Providence journal. that live dausl3-
ters and one son Of William Taylor have
united age Of 1855 years. Illinois -can beat
that. haac Bake...a revolutionary soldier,
moved from kcntucly to Sangarnon County ia
1924 or 5, and died there III is4a+ at tho aga
Of 81; his wife preceding him in dealt, sotDe
four years. her age being 81. They had twelve
Children u,-uinc boys aud three Ecle,-whose
united ages. 1t The death Of the oldest son,
and the tir-t Of tho childrnn to die This ago al
death was sS1, was 900 years. The twelve
all married early III life, and like their father
ssised large falnles. and at his death there
we're S35 Of his descendants. At the death OF
the o1aest' rob, which was some yeass 20, it
was eatfuated that there were 5vc1 soI les-
coDdante. So nunerssus aud 81, scattered ere
theS that f...cci could not count them.
1!1r F11tet.~as ncll acquainted with this re-
msrkable family for over thirty years, being 3
ster.ton Of une of the eonE. What was still
further remarkable, they Ill used tobacco;
sosre both smoked and cheEel And ncAriy
al kept Whistey in tlleir houses Ill Of tho
| time, and bur one of the twelve was ever
known to get the least intoxicated, 1nd thar
vas ytry seldom. Sore Of them ever got
| very weaftlly, hut all oancd goo1 farms, aud
were good, kind, aud hospitabls men and
woucn- JosEtu STAFFORD: :
, 1870-09-06

We printed, yesterday morning, ono Of
lie largest editions Of TIE DAILY TRrg-
.lthat have ever been issued, containing
tIl,complete report Of the great fire
Wabash avenue, and list Of losses and
.srrsnee. The. whole edition was e.
.nausted before s o'clock, and orders came
IN for several thousand more than VIC could
supply. About o'clock, the newsboys who
had my left were selling them for twenty
fye cents per copy, ond before noon the
price had advanced TO fifty cents.
, 1870-09-06

5s1"s "se Af+V@sHk t1tssttsi lhFtHItie.
\ gentleman OF this oity in recent travels
found. himself On river steamer. .nd among
the passengers were Generals Sherman and
). l. Forrest. They we're privately and in .
iHer dly manneF discussing the war. in which
both took soma psomin ent paris in their re-;
Epective armies. Said Sherman: j .' General
Forrest, there Was time when you trono'ea
me great deal in fact, were niEhtmsrs t9
me. Thought ot you all day, and dreamed
9f You At night" les, ssi1 Forest. 1ss eaa sna
tie command asked for and ought to have
had, would have been abont 5ou day and
nigha nightmare sure .ti.0s in0ass ma st.1sd TsS
on yoIr msrch sdowu to tie sea- l was IN
ss.pp i The tns ina a., hgsssa Sss t1sn tS5 eas.
~ Command, ,e En'fn M e,v. IL command ss about
twenty thousand strong. With that rHAny
men would have hu9e on y1uF aanks' ls a snd
made yous march tue ;o; net hszsfdSns s%s,aa aaa
| snswe,cd -: Well. Forrest. I am glad sour re-
| Quest wa5 nc. ETa.ted.s
, 1870-09-06

II is given ont that during the night he
fore The final surrender, General AlcCler-
nands letter on the French war was inju-
diciously l,lacel in the hands of the En-.
reror. He read it to General Wimpfeu,
and they were so completely FRUSTRATED by
il TINT they immeliately surrendered.
, 1870-09-06

rum t"t -f-s ! 0F& 8F{3s
One Of tie most va!Ussie improvements,
not t:.!T from . =ani!ary but also military
pnlnt Of REV. is the introduction Ut tLa 1luw
wns sausage and war brea.1 by Prussia The
Cumn.iss1rF Department Of all German ar
.iica uow distributes liberal e1tts supply Ut
condensed food to tho soldiers III the itell in
the shspc OF war sansagee aud War b1eai. Iu-
asMuch as tho Prnealan Government haI
found il extremely difficult during the Nar OF
1siG to protiucn 3lways and at tho right mo-
mint fresh beef and bread, WHICH, besides
would not keep II distributed in several days
ratio''s, aud az tho rapid aud independent
movements of tue ar1nes. upon which Pru:-
h!an Etratcgttts 80 much depend.
was thereby frequently delayed, war Sausage
way introduced, which is made cf fresh beef
chopped mp fac and slightly smoked; tl,s iB
mixed ur with fine chopped fresh s''rt, various
sf'ic.s and talt, and finally with Pea Eonr Or
E1u,l,4,l ,,c.s and 1ille.i INTO caeiuEs Of 4ul-
fo1m eize sud Thickness.
II l,o tther food is 10 t1 had. tho sosstar
cnts OF Il piece OF his war sauaA6c, strips pn
the Gazing. h:eaks the suhesa.ce into his lin
pot, and, with ctplnl of water nli1cI will it..
he soon Ase co-kel for himself IN excellent
and NOS: nourishiog stow. Beside. this high
sevesal small !oases II wax bread,
~lsiri is baked III manner similar
to tlst Of our american crackcrs. 1t is COM
pcsrd Of two paris wheat and one Fa,t sya
1orE, and u very AafJ but Il dsss ol Yes easily
in water, wine, or beer. This wsr bread is
also o! uniform weight leach loaf about one
rpM,a} and tize, Ike the was Sausage, a,.,l
the Two tcsetler containing al! the animal
and vegetable substances ueccsas1y to sustain
| life for almost spv length OF time. nn', being
moes uouzishing besites, are quite as ya1u1-
| bic an Improvement ~ Eoyae Of the new-lasl-
iorcd guns, canuons. cartridges. and rroj..-
ti'ee. &c: for. rnnch AZ depends on tho
latter, the rollitr who handles theu dcpen,ls
on ha ssQmach; aud tnsn who has. a
! Eood.sized piece e! such a mar eaussSu in
eide Inn for breakfast, and d pound Of Wat
Head slowed away OIL she top of it, certainly
car, fight letter and longer than tic poor f.i-
low vic las had nothing 10 eat but sour apples
for twentt-fo hours, like it happened to the
! French at Worth. where not only priya,es hut
| officers were seen begging from door to door
for piece Of bread. OF course. the German
soldier gets fresh beef, bread, auI ve3etsbles
wherever they can be readily procured, but
whenever rapid movements are to bs exc
cutcd he ii taught to depend almost "a much
on his var bread aud war sausage az his
| needle-gun. And 80 it seems after Ill that tha
mucl-rl1culed German 1as,sagc and b1etzel
OF substances akin to them, arc 10 become o. a.
| much historical noto1icty, and a. important
al, implement III uodern warfare nj the terrible
| ncedle-Gun.
, 1870-09-06
REAL ESTATE,

Na1rantee dee,1s conveying city anI su',uros:
property within seven miles Ut s!te Cuc5t tt.a..:
tled fue record I'll Monday, Sept o.:
Ha'stcd st. a2k Il Of Evans 1t, +. 5aSiaa'.
Rebecsa : Il, ~ II of Fauiiua St, I. sixi:, ~
waIisa sri H. = II Kobe, s., iiaa;. TX "
1ssH It. with building; Avg. ss...-....-. Ves
Walnut It, Z nf Western Nv, II fruns, 3v1
1871 IT; -3u!y ~. 2.ii
Centre ar. ~ It n Of Tueaf1h St, y I. ssx161
II, VIII in,rlnsementr; Sept 3D.. l.ss
CAuat st, IN II Il Ut Bunker IL, ct, s1Hx
Droo,i. Il, Il 10 Il Of Intlisi,a Il, i, OK
.,9a1 - r: i DSs s. = ;,,1s.1 :; s;x; -
1bD II: sept. L. -..,..................... SDa
Jones s, ) : cor of alulli1aa.ss, {, 4sxtsa .
on ;tSss, III is il u Ssi,li AZ, sni .; ftv "
of Larral,ee ii. 4 I. eu125 1t, with bniki-.
tngs; sept ......-.....-...-.....-. "a
MeaawA i, s4stsn ut Linden St. II. ssS :.
Calumet ~. :: . 1t n Of Twcn,y-1Airl s.. {
t..haf7S It: Sept T1.-...........--.....--.l 1914
Calumet av, - II II VI Twenly-,hlr,i st. rt,
7i;fs, % d.. H. i, ::i % t it Of Lick ST. /. ~ ''
" al,l>h ~. rs Il u q fTwcn.y-right 81, v
Walls II. Is. It Il II fuIA-st, " +, 6ox!ts It,
with tuaiiines; sept- -l.....-...-.-..,.... 81 ~
STATE St, 100 its VI Jackson st, " +, sex
lfos il; Ju.sc II. 1.,s
| - s9-1ouaIvo II, with buildings; Julyl,
1861 .....-..~................ 5v!
| Vest Mutru.. st, ~ II e u Wutui tt, ~,
a3h 1lf3s; Il; Au.. e9.....,....-..... 3,sl
| State s., f4u It 9 Ut Monroe -. I, saxt2t'
Ii; dune ..........-.....- II :.
futtst Nv, - 1-10 It Il uf TLl!ty-ih.r.a s:.w
I, s3Aleah It: stps- Observation-Disclosures. IL
fDI7H Or riTY LIMITS.
I II Lots Rntf urtt y vt 81 Lufs In Nlucks
and =, In LUt" ~ Wf1EhtWnDtt :Aug. ]. Ia, =
spCTn OF CITY LIMITS.
SprGcer AZ, i Of s.xtl-secpnti 1t. = {. I97x
1e3A # Sept -9-.-............-...-.. t.sl
| En1.ySeSentb st. 1fa It t II Wallace It, AZ.
5YS Il3S II AnE. .s............ - Ia
HE>1 o. OLD CITY LiMttS.
| On st, 59s It { ol tta'k ST. au,l 100 It I: Of
SExternih, z I. 5+lA1s3 #: June .i.....-. :;
| s. incur It, 4 U! Lake ST, n +, s.xlsi IT:
AMI 1. 1851 ,.,...,. .,,,,.,....,... ~
, 1870-09-06

conscicatiousiy vote 10 deny equal Liberty
to othe1s~ =
The two tickets are now in the field, and
the campaign is to be wa1m md excited
one. The Dgnoczats h&ye nd State ticket,
and will genornlly vote for. brown. The
colored vote, which viii he cast at this
election for the first time, was put at
1000 by an excited delegate, but that is
entirely too high. 1t will be about $4,000.
and will he divided between The twotickets.
The appearances indicate that Brown will
carry the State by an overwhelming
.ulaiurity.
, 1870-09-06
Inilinnu Tenth GonErc>>io,luI DA.-
= Gfic1s


Considerable surprise il manifested By the
Republicans. Of this district 1t the position
which TAs -~E,EsHx accms to occupy III the
prescnt CANVASS II il asserted b. the corro-
rails guard Of supporters Of General Haskell,
ttiat TIE Tn1BrsE il fully committed to his
interest in the present campaign, and That he
and they are to monopolizo its columns, to
:he exclusion Of all opposing ueutin,ont. II
this bo 10, it mas be necessary to stste few
facts that are probably unknown to its editor.
In the flrst place, General Haskell cannot
poll t'co hundred and f:f7y oat Of the aeyentsou
thonsand Republican votes in this district.
IN tho nominating msss convention. held in
hin own city. when svery county IL the .3ist1ict
WAS fully represented. Ls received IL votes,
whila his competitor. Hon. William Williams,
received 153 5-6. And, il the cnnvot!tion WAS
70 be repeated to-day, General Haskell would
not get aa1itary Republican vote. Only ono
paper, out OF the fouyteen In the district, has
hoisted his name as its cai,t1idatc, and that ia
the Democratic paper Of III, own town.
We hare in this corporation, in rulnd num-
bcrs. GU Republican votes, anu out Of this
number, 597 wi!l be cast fof William Williams.
II this statement Is questioned, it will bs by
one Of the three whosa names will give you,
and who comprise tho whola stock ia trade Of
Gotieral lIarkcll iu this city.
About one hundred and thirty copies of tho
daily Tn1nUSE are circulated here, AMI only
three Of thoee Wlo receive it will vote for Cen
efai Haskell.
The only supporters that lo has, With the
above exceptions, are to be found in thaDem-
ocratic party, and their reasous for support
ing linn are given With caudor that ID truly
remarkable,
They say 'sTLere il solid m. .jority against
uH {Den,ocrats), in Iii. district, of ::,;'M. N1
man, therefore, whom NO may nomiilatc,
stands the remnseet chance Of ali election.
His CANVASS, however, wonltl 10 attended witi1
considerable expense, and we again, as iu tia
last campaign, would be Obliged to foot
tho til!- but hero Ia General Haskell
sIr,,ky fellow who not satisfied with being
thoroughly skinned IN the convention in Iuuc
| serms really ambitious Of having posi-,hor
tenn examination OF lis w1io1o body At thu
election in October, and Il quite anxious to Ii
quilate the fces OF tue surgeons III advauce
lie Is o,lr lann."
This is just the way the matter s.anls
Wtlc tbe election to cnme of to-:Sorrow, VII
'iams would bc ciected l,y SOTO majority. III!
every day between this and October will in
| crease that number.. vRR11As.
, 1870-09-06
EN- MI MENACQCUE.

WARMERS S.aiMENAG0auE il tho oaiy artela
WLesr Is the family 10 which this important medicine
Il not Nanted: Authe,s. th. ta kEc4t:st birsains
i Il = slso st,se ear or female sssutstits * and
5 ae has ttxn Nls.EEc.eA taEpsgh sold disease.
Sold ~ dEugetta- Price Q74 poI1ar.
Fur sale, Wholesale. In Chicago, By Hu1Itat L Kd4sR
FrNtT, Eines (. Ful!.EL Van sehssck, st.vep.on 3
Kid, BuInbam- Son, or, smith. Toi1san l. klaS,
aud ali y holesaIe Druggists In the United Stat,e.
, 1870-09-06

to participate lrl the forthcoming ~, 4.4,.,
nsment sfon!d not be forgotten. Thr o;..''
ssembir Will liz 1t Fotry's. nt X, III. -
and thence those rrtsrtt w.l1 rcns.r il =
suitable place iur tsoIdtng the nieetn.-
TUE A1LAxIIt,s At CIETyLt>n
CLEVELAND. Sept. a-Thr game hs:.
Uetweon the Atlant!cs. OF I;rut,Aiya, a1J., !, :
tef Citys, VI Cleveland, 1r4st.sea N art.,:
the iatter. The ioilnxlAg ss tne sto:r l.; ri
fuafrI1- 13 -
NEhnte, te,......-...........-...e ! &"
fnEsat tE:tE..-.-.---.-...-----0 - d"
\ CoRnEcI.0y.
20 Tie EdffnT sf The Ehiean Ij.l,,r,
4 game II t1se bull was ptayt :, 1t. ;!.;...
TIE s9:h o! AuSussr fetwf en- tar li.:d.,x.
tors. OF rla,nne!'. au,t scrat' n1;lr, u: w.
ttat never tad ptaJet3 roxcft:us- VIZ w.: i,
TINT y. t t'ains shr junitt cha,nls. s.nsh,I, n:
County. anti ure really tu Maiafa:n il, -.
publish fhis as cn11etti61 Of wkat VI. ~ y:
Tn.REsE soAlny. called t'anse IN WI! t..,.st -
JOLIET. Sept. !. 15sb. Ers.lu.... ~
aAAE At jASEsr!LIE
J..SE=FlLIE. Wts., Sept :.-1ht. r,tu.7
between the Fountain my Club, Of RI. IL" :"
and the Mutnals, of this city, PLAYED ll-.e ;-:.
resulted n favor Of thu Aulna!s t7 I =. IT. -!
to In eight iunings- 81
, 1870-09-06

Speaking Of fires md ire-rroof build
ings, rec report of Commissioner Wells
for the year 1863, page &c. where lie refers
to the duty on pig iron:
"a The ehoanced cost OF !rtn heans, ceil,npa
corni'es, and stair~ays, fur ure-proof hutlnnRa
mag ASA be- l7,t nr3GneI rs Ole OF the uuiaypfaba
:rstlts uf Il h'gh price of ptg lroG-"
, 1870-09-06
THE VOTE OF DEFIANCE.

The French Empire is dead. Tho
Prince Inlperial proves to have surrendered
with the es-EmpesSr; the late Empress
Eueeuie has Issued her last decree, and fol-
lows her husband and son into their Prus-
sian captivity, upon The solo condition tLat
her OWE liberty shall not be inte1fsred
with. More than this: II is already appa-
rent ult the empire is to be followed by
the republic, at least if the issue is left
solely TO the French people. There is as
little thought in France al present OF
eiecting the Count de Paris King. as Of
crownipg tue Prince Imperial. While the
return uf Franco to republic canno.
shuttle cE tue consequences Of the war, it !.
Will enlist in her favor the syr1pathies Of
nil free nations, and Of none more sllan the
people Of Germany itself and the United
States Out Of France, with the
imperial dynasty, 60 all the
hostilities il begots and now, in France.
the world Mt la1re will see only an aillic.-
cd and unfortunate people struggling for
peace and Liberty. The de,uuu which POS
scssed her has depa:tel, and wo long to see
Eef slttbE t4cAAfN eAtu LII Hes 1'but 11nau-
This rcvnlsion Of antimcnt cau only
set IN, however, when trance accepts the
result Of the late conflict. as her just pun
iahmcht for allow'ng an interruptions aa-
>entnrer I" contfol her dsst'sies and en-
slave her people. TrocLu .ndthe Frauch
Ministry may not he able, IN +w hours,
10 reconcile the French people tcthc full
measure Of their great defeat. my at
tszup:s OIL their part, however, TO l.oloag
the Contest must only make the result wore
completely lsnailiating. After HnsneAas,
snd Forbach, Napoleon could have hsl
peace by asking it. After the s'astich be
fore 31etz, hc could probably still have se
cured ttc succession to his 6on by abdica
ing in faror Of the Prince 1mperi,l and
regency. Nov the French Republic migt
hayc ncace Oh easv conditions. But if IL
prassians arc Obliged, to overcome tw
hundred Thousand recruits, however ra
, 1870-09-06
MEDICAL.
iNVALlDS.

E+pseik!lE Cen.uMptiEss wl fna The wafer nd Itsa
VI, Under t6e carr Il pa s. $. FTTCH, ii III Brnsd
ay. Nsx Tstf gSs q II b! A AeTsasivs. ot Ihss,t
t11n and CauceIs ctle uen.ily effected in fssr =
e1teeu wseAa CLIMATE li!rkis!nE. better than 4tsn
open III tbt year Boa!i excellent aad ehean tos ps:
iicnia!s. tefEtnet nd roeMs, AppiE pt11o a1{ q
Vermont
, 1870-09-06
WARMERS
PILE r e Nj e Dy.
----
DYSPEPSIA.
COUGH NO MORE.

Warmers t.euxh Hal.atn /. htsItaz, ssftrn.rfr
e.rr.x ii ianeis.e, rrleviaR. md c!sntaaly surins.
h- ne.t q felds sore Thrsax.
aud Gqutis!p;!4 = alsa<t lngcSihe 50 prompt +
sn< sxftion Of throat and lntSz taas thousand. 3f
nj dian. dxiy pteErrilnx IT, and and si tx5
Inonp. Onr Gre zsWs5. afford. rsliss. 1ad u lHast
cs..a asG test. tHett4 \ It IL 0<D fault
you It'll conkh md .rceE- The Bs.5zta wt1 care.
, 1870-09-06
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS,

For Representative In Congress for the State al
large, General JOHN i. LOGAN.
State Treasurer, EllASTES n BATES.
Superintendent of PUBLIC instruction, NEW TON
HATEMAS.
Commissioners of the Fc1Is:cntlaEt, ELMER
WA*NBlRN and c.ASrtN Bu ".
, 1870-09-06

Charity ana Religion In Practical
E}nlOns
Saarb1nrken {Ing. 1ol Correspondtnce o. ;h< Loa-


don Times.
The sanitary and spiritual columns giYe al
most a religious aspect to the warlike process
sion, which. as it moves away over the hills.
the krankcntrager aud the black aud white
dresses of tho Darmhetzigen Schwestesn
strike the orc, moro like procession Of pil-
grinla approaching holy shrine than Of SOL
diets invading q hostile country. OF tho
hrankentrager, some are men Of the 1andwc11r,
w+aring uniforms; othcrs arc students from
the hospitals or universities, in plain clothes.
All exhitit the red cross, worked or stamped
on white cloth, which IL tied upon the LEFT
arm.
Besides the Sisters in L1ack and white, there
il a corps OF Sisters who wear dark slate
co'o1ed Greaees and white Lools with
butterfly Wings, and, like thu .Kr.nketl-
trsGcr, display round the left arm tls red
cross Oh white ground. These a.lu.ir.ble
women have already done excellent service.
They were on the GI1l Of bsttle on the night
of the 9Th, before firing lad ceased. and this
morning, as the clock struck s. saw party
Of them walking through the streets gu their
way toward Fo1hsch, beyond WHICH town there
will koon he moro work for them to do. All
the Sisters march on foot, c1ch little company
l;rcce dcd by ptiosi OF pastor. Most Ut tho
krankd.nt.ger 60 also on foct, but few OF
tlen ride il wagons in charge OF tho lit:ers
and medical stores. The litters arc Of two
kindr, some portable pieces CT CANVAS, si1 or
sevr1. feet l,y twn. stretched over couple Of
slender l,o!ca-otbers Oh large, light Hhesls
and furnished With hood like : latlt ch.lr,
with tl,-hinns for the hcad and shoulders aud
l,c!es for the heels. These elongated Hatl,
chairs are 20 lieht that they may ne lifsoa with
ease nver bitches or carried by two ulcu, onp
before, pne behind, over heavy ground.
, 1870-09-06

IA man named Scorer, who had 'ili;l:a44
Nc, not being ah!c tu conquer III. npprurn, tn
hand-to-aard struggle. TcEcnFei himself us;:t
COW, The property OF tue !atfer. br beating !ar
eoor aGtulal to death with ctut.
, 1870-09-06

House, now being erectcd at Wcs. Shoals, where
they take qulntne aral2ht three times day, 10
quart against axur, TINT the building contractor
Ii tequ!srd ly the specifications to put six r1Alns
OF qulhine In each bttci, To insure the safcV Of
.he building
Nuskeeou County haz an "1ron Aarsn." SO
named IN sceount Of the great. quantities OF roa
ose found therein. It u not what IL commonly.
KNOWN ns beg orc, hut Ia found III the shape OF
houlter., varying in size from mere utoms 10
tons Ii Weight. 7nd containing co to 70 per cent of
tFun. The deposit makes IT. appearance ct about
twelve inches below the suIfacet ansl the usnos:
difficulty is experienced 10 dltchtng, SO thickly
are these botlde7s scattered through the soil
MINNESOTA
The water-power Of St Antaony.s Falls Is CAL
culated to equal 10000 nosses-
The whole town Ut 81. Cloul recently turned
out to hunt the only rat ever seen uof1h OF. Min
pcarollz
-Fatrhauis has d ropul lt!on OF 4,s',, against
] 2,73l In 1866.
OHIO,
The census Of Cincinnati IL 10 be resakeu, by
| authority OF t1c cornell
, 1870-09-06
Aquatic.

A5Hrnr'S CT A1IESGE Ar1E!.!Ep.
SEw fnKK. Sept a.-FranE Nss,xr!. T.: -.
yacht Magic, winner Df the race for the a.u-- =,
cup. publishes letter acctpllng tae ri,allru;. - =
Gently fsstet. ny James A=hIgv 10 aut .ra.,.:.
OF the New York Yacht Ciuh. ulreni i. ,...,-
race OF twenty miles 10 Windw4E.l a..d 49,.
ilUm Sanity Hook lighthouse.
, 1870-09-06


tinctly. The majority insisted that tho
Republican party WIS in fnvor Of the po-
litical enfranchist1hen Of every citizen OF
ths State, and tue minority resolution pro-
l,osed that the party in convention should
say 80. The minority report refused to
declare that the party was in favor Of it,
:sud made the very Ebsurl aud supesti,so,..
addition TINT any Republican was free to
vote for or against enfranchiscment. H. |
(Schurz) regarded the issue rs Of para.
mount importance, antl slought that such
platform should he adopted. and ran
<iidate whose record was III accordanc.
with the platform should bt
nominated. The debats was ani-
mated, the opponents of cnfrauchisemeut
taking the ground that the rebels Of Mis-
souri had not repented. and, therefore, the
Republican party of the State should moi
vote to restore political privileges TO them
that it waa not safe to trust these men with
the ballot so long as they had not re-
pented for What they had done in sel'ell-
ion. Nevertheless, as there we're SO many
Republicans in tavoE Of enfranchisemeut
the best way was to take no position, hut
leaye every man IL vote for Or against sdu
(cuAsltutionl amendments. as he pleased,
He most nosnLla speech against en-
II, ,chisetnent was made by J. II. Tnrner,
SoEel delegate. who took e1lra,ne
gToSfss. lie denounced the rebels US un-
cnanscNn heart, aud declared inst ~, 00o
eoioscu ess would record themselves in
SovsmbeF Vainst the proposed eonsntu-
'ioaal 'amen>uent eufrauchsing the ex-
rebels. se'er1 Of the colored delegates,
howcyer, Observation-Disclosures
The consentlonslen divided, 4::9. voting
to substitute the ssnerity resolution for
that Of the majority. I'D 81: votiug agaius.
lit.
The vote having been %nuouncetl. Gen.
era1 McNeilI garc uutice tint the friends Of
The majority report land these in favor of
enfranchising. ths white men Of Missouri.
would now leave the hall, tn facet in the
Senate Chamber. The persons tis,s iesig-
uated then formed in procession; and, with
cheers, and connter-chesrs, marched out Of
The convention. When tie convention xas
called 10 order again, several gentleman
nrged that the convention should proceed
aowly. a motion was made to appoint 9
eoanlftee to consult with ,thosa~-wfo Ind
te''-d: but after Lsa.X debate. it vas
!, so'eeaonn, Promptly upon this action
= eclaer large number Of delegates with.
drs@, and joined the liberal convention
then IN session in the Senate Chamber
| The nt,o,rn] n,nrAntinn then 1,ntpina Al a.