, 1876-07-22
tnnrit rs kolirr, mil lis wife nn1 rh,,l,o, =
lc 'rfs nnr) llarc tho trt1n sympathy nf thca y
1or', West ns we'll as East, and Silrc,s sn,, rT,
know II. An OIn M ,ntould
AaFiaved ly q London TImos Cortcanopdn.,

t%,re.t"nut.c- A.A.qn l.a.-s, "ens
CiSclNHtri, .1uno 17.-Tho Anlcricnus arr ,,
VII p trmn,Esn nGmS ta to" thsf fShd n anpye
stltntons, butt ,n,c, dnus,t whether a,,y ON, N,
couhl Instly question their right 10 enl Cnm NV
yentton Thy most remarkable political asscmf,,
m INC GlYilizeu Q! unciyillye1 wotll. M
knew s ihat can i better give my idta of il tba,
in!s !. L.. combination Of Parliament and !
- /" frec s =. and Easy" or DlscuHslon Forum /,
has all tila most important attributes of ,ia
irst, as1tl i only wants pipes and beer to nak'
ace .fa ,r' to enrsa q inc CLINT tss re @
The ttou,!m'ceo-plqgs anG! eIgarent!s With IL
honorable members or delegates cllctr. AIurnm,
the Ifcas1t'e;', VINO arc usually tho frcest Of fri
aiases,H Aisnesse,ans, more Il than o.!ce saw cigars nn
e'Gareatss 1ae actually III though tho "reporters
o! ,llo Clla!r, and tho smokcfs aeconlinrIhl
Nn'!er the spcakerh very l,oec.' Hit tic Iee,::
WINS 1noEt inat!e1uatclv represented by wats
caffieti aoolt tllc cliu'ibcr In horsc-huckc.s b,
eolored gentiolncn nslttfs, wearing a aimpah;
osss! e ac ss a's I Ss sease IL @ "fot" ts l
niysotf TO believe that tlie tov|al Pres!dents
makers ana 1onfnalisia around me-somc of iht
inter n their sltirt-slrtycs-wesd really drink
a"' pseseintine, from tho mimbcrof co1ofswofn
:. P.ensihg variety to Tie cye, c1ccpl
ln tho midst, Of tin =. torrlho cxdtc
incne mens, .s1,Is eansea 3y tilc success 9f Go7
na5en wf,fh' ihnt ~ many l9norablo nebcr. vsrs
Wit r9nerom, spor naas nsp ae a lew Wishing
a3sas o1S" ~ ootn ata at'd Goats tn the stranger.
several gentlemen sitting during tic i,otisss.,a ts.,a
Peat 1i Tug fsnrt; n ter
Es VIZ 3,,s ahu fhe incessant waving d
tnIogo nall ltad q very peculiar elect: Nor w
onlT In c1tcrilhls TINT this strA,,pt
rarliament %as, from :onr oid-faslltona
P",mt osn H.. ni 'v!ewa so unparllamon!aEy.< J..
nave A!senny described tho odd cl1ed
lorwasu to 20 battle VIII, It On behalf ot Women
Sufftago. Yesterday tic Speaker, amid iputh
laughtef, nponc4 tIlo proceedings ty reading
9a W. an lnTii9t!oh 70 ~ members 70 Visit ha
~; GneiGna,t hotsc q kc1ngc, md Dy Informing
the ioas q which somewhere among tic dcle
gates 10 lad ANNOUNCED tho previous day, hN
not yet heen 1oWntl. 1t would bo ungraletu
not spcc1ally to mention very tine ban,l whit
n;acll enllvuncd tho proceedings by Pot roarn,
Dootilo" to o"0ld Dog Tray.', + J..
Iet, despite theeo oceentrlcit!ee, tic Convex.
E,on as IN casent!als te attributes Of tie bel
laInalnent. 5etl-cotstltutes! and purely .vol
untecE as u Is, Without legal or ofc!a) standing
yonu all question or doubt. Assuming, for III,
sako ol Argument, that the Republican par;y4
stronger, II only BY dozeh ydtcs than lilo
De'nocrat!s, then tlis conyeiitton Inns alscaly
inauc tne prefilent 0f tho United States. The
q tho eountry,. md notably from Cor.
Hayes' late rivals, proves, were proof want.
lngt that hc will llnro, tito Wilde
stfcnsti o1 Tho Republican party at Ills
bacE. Ihis poWcr, tro, the Convention hos jn.t
used VIA admirable wisdom by elceling, II not
tc alleet candidate, ut least one who his faly
sufficient abllity, un1 who possesses wiat
An1grtcn nj this crisis wants crcn more thin
ab'I!ty, c!'atactcr free rs Dnyurtl's from fta,
aud IRON rcproaeli, round which tho Reforming
ss eopactiy as tey could liz Lave raiisd d. roan1 5ag
ali. Brlstow; lnits. knowledge OF business anl
respect Tor duo procedure and prescribed forms
tAe Convention Is equal to any PARLIAMENT. Ilr
members have, in fact, hcon prastlcing MI thelt
md state Conventions 1efcrs they ''t reae:
the National Convention, 50 that Tic youngest
member ia u veternn tactIctan. 1t 10 said tfat
Il three American babies arc left alone, they IN.
ppeadtsiy Pr pl9essd 70 e!oct two Sf theft nat
atnoint of oEtlcr. The Americans, In iart, lie
Magaulag'a Normans, arc '.orators from Ii.
cradle." Tho aVeF1go speaking Of the ConYen,
tion seemed to me superior to That Of any pul't.
cal assembly hare ever attended, and, though
tho 1,nm'cF Of tho great orators was not in pFo.
portion, few speeches were quito ilrst-clan
The stanilara Of excellence, moreover, Is by no
means what foreigner miEht bo tempted, from
tho MIXED character Of tho assembly AMI The
preponttcranco Of tho popular clement, to c1.
poet. No speaker was more loudly called fuf
or moro eagerly listened to than Mr. Curtis, ot
Ncw, York, aud yet thoro could not he
speaker further removed, both in language and
dcmcanor, iron, all TINT ono associates With The
tlenlagogue or mob or.ltor, dis faee hears tho
highest stamp Of culture and refinement, whre
he style, though lorclhfc, is simple aud puse.
Ho would command the respect Of tho lnt.t
arlatucratic and fastllious assembly In Europe.
On the other hand, the Convention showed itEtjf
equally capnblc Of apprectating an orator Of avery
different k!nd, .popularly known as y Bob In
Ecrsoll.n liz lacks Nj. Curtis. intellectual re.
hn:ment a!Nl crate, but las far mora power anil
real oratorlcal fire. His Aulaclty Ii without lin.
4. Hence he is rot without eieultes, but hia
ilfe anl dash, sustained by splendid physique,
bcRr down ull opposition. Ills speech on Thurs.
day In favor Of Atr. Blaine, ono bazc Of rliclo.
Ri, which would have been far too brtElluut II Il
had not been short, completely carried The Con.
vention away with It, anl would, l bclieve, hays
aerioasly inas,c 81 perhaps cl'aHged, the 1,om:
liz sneec'ea he ~ tT nnn ,u1mea ~ ,o ohG9: Mos. q
ca,litldta was nron;s.I and "rsn,aIrIs ere ere
aboyo lilo European, Or, at least, thv English,
average, though not n few Of them suffered
aan alo 700 ainGitlona niG9ner. Eyery American
o1It''o W eoieluEI 4lHHbt4l u0uNA ~ pN EFCas