That One Oasis

There te a very high standard oí ehivalry alter all existent In the citi zens oí' the l'nited States, thoaigh it is generally so ttoII hidden beneath the appearante of hard practicality that carelese observers are prone to overlook it and give its possessors no credit for it. At the deniocrat con vent ion peoently held in Chicago for the purpose of dettrnv.ning on the partiy'e candidato taf the comting presidential election, a good example oï tdiis feeling wae givcn. Whlle party feeling ms excited to its highest pitch word was brought into the convention that one oí thelr greateet pwlitfcal euemiea, one oï the lead(ng and most powerfud of the hostile camp, James G. Blaine, had been sorely etricke-B. Party spirit was nt oraoe extinguished tor the time, the business i'n hand put aside, and thi whote vast assemblage unlted In om heartffelt expression of eympathy and oondolence wlth their opponent who