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VII mt be prsaented to the Convention. and that
the ayt men from Illinois will support flcndrleks
Oh the earlier baotA.

Ngx1N1scEscEs.
10 ossr of the political htstoEy q h!' conntry
men, the ehatacterle.s dwarfs, who arc tn.,iay
sst'nE sst,. 1hon! 1non thc :tage Herr = Tom Rim
ha !oncront se:tnre:, onc woaid @ !n,aene iha, @
Tom had deaccndcd ftnm ono Of Cronlwclla Nouni
xI,a f1f'y ~; ysnr' aee s to:,ay Thomas 1ee,oa
nnnal ,;n,l VII tmnorta!ze It's projectors. vii
n"'. nn,I m o,,an;. thst descendants with wealth
Wl-!om os employing the RESOURCES of industry In
wofk. OF Improvement rather than of destruction,
"ay ane tynr 10 af ' gtcct"r. arc berg
PRINCIPAL c1ain, f. tint he aa dE.I,tcs.et ono rang
Il ,I Erie Canal thieves only u rrn.tatc nnothcr.
Slis.ouff r"+c In the Federal Senate anil openly
Charged IIs rcn.c, Thomas II. i.enton WITH nav.
!ng .Ruttcd" the Bank Of Missouri of Sila ino Of
I'm! and III. c".Directnss for al. X. E"cpiu" '
hor, rnf n nc BE- d. not i .skf trading rst IN &c
At the death uf the In.titntiDn ard received hin
tthatt NJ The game" l!cnten loat ca.tc In tic
nosn M -, =; em"G1atic # pn,sy and ha, long snee gone
!lntchsnA and other heir. II prey upon tiu crcdu.
lIty aud property of thc people.
r,,,. cAusTtu prRfEn:
~. faYst! a'iyc N: Of the co,natr,nts Of i;nv.
tahy tiIl Alien: ''The member from Ohio iyance,
ny n.y. ,n,.s ,Ga ths in'e Q; !erre'enasrt With air
it io"e.s ofder nf 'oc1eiy. Sir, he necd not hare
tod =. that, II equally apraren, to every one
Whn hears him that he has neither chnnced hin
original 'rsainy nnr shaken oil the habits 1T hin
primitive condtion."' John a. Tlamp.on, Snnt,y
AFfnhtrhrc Anh +. F. bingham. arr s'rcntc,pcf
ifol'i OHIO " here tn.day who worth!iy represent
iir departed Vance.
~, Then: ltttlc "reminiscences crowd nron the mind,
lhrf arc collateral evidences that the nations chief
peril ata4ts froin the fact that the American yofer
!. elnthfnl animal. cl.c long rlnce these ncrcu.
Mai politicians womb have bccn consigned to ..thr
tomb Of the Chpn}etr." II The American voter
cnn zee these rchcmers and trc!;rtcre or they arc
exhibited here t0.tiay. hi gorge would rise. and
what y now fruitful disturbance In the land
WOULD bccume indeed nutrid reMnsccncc.
$3.50. THE ILLINOIS DELEGATION
conffnues to remain nonenity; one or two dele
gatee are aetiSe but ~ body it il perhaps the
weakGtt IN the Convention. Said n prominent Hi
i1G'a Democrat who Is here 1otikuS on: "My fitd
waf tnlhrfablc crowd ihcte Illinois fellows IRE!
Nh5. they won't have as mnch influence unou The
seleclGn ~ candidate m furitxntcal Maslaehu.
Sells Will hAve;" which ia n pertinent fact.
fMMODEsTr.
It II alro ol.crvahlc that the n,cn who arc blowing
shclr haxo"n the lon1e+t, mud ptnttng the tyfrt
Jealous about the duties of the party rcp.crcn;
STATES which. HElcr no possible cIscntp-tAncts
cnnld he Induced to cast a democratic electoral
vote. lltEa y n. y. linn, cGItor of the Duhunuc
ffFahf. 10 hear him talk nilc would think Iowa
was E,irc ior the democratic numinec. Then there
are l}F: Miller. editor Of the Omaha Htraid and
du'sc =. ~. Nilsson. OF Minnesota. There mn
carry tFc whpin hard and tter ntc not spar!ns in
thels !ashes VI refractory delegates.