, 1864-04-12

aacpt the report. 1t wns not policy for ! few to
srkers vii uno n The proposea m eSsnss t vi IL
then work but II not It will not The speaker fear.
ed tlst the change could not be sustaiAed, unless
4 ii Moush etstsd that the bankers werc not
ellie to dictate in relation to The currency. The
Board o. Tiadc h9s .he poTer to ssy what cnsn
lc:a! tenders arc made ti'c tabls by tho Board IL
win be carried ont The cooperation Of the banks
| /. +. Mum Offered the following sub.titute for
EetdtrFd, That on and after the 1st day of Ma,
rzy notes or its equivalent
4: McChcsney was in favor Of waiting until It
eoala be = known what action Congress was going
G. S. Wicker tafd the action Of Congress- had no.
thing to do With the miscellaneous currency. which
H. ss9 10 9f sa s.d s Inst
the ORIGINAL driving ont OF the swId-
cate." The people ere ready for the movement
e. oha fr IL S5s Ths
uotee: The circulation OF Illinois is not redeemed
aaJThere J except at points Of Issue. The West can
Rhode 1sland OF Pennsylvania,
J. -. RumEcy said the people had n.tional bank
The Gosernment-wheh ii sufficient for The nu.i-
tanks r. the city could not pay check Of the speas-
Ssh1at 1sisa Rasns ie il !e R91y o u
tn town now, and there will be no difficulty in
throwing out this little
Mr. Hontcliins said tbat the merchants along the
Canal hEd entered into agreement to take moth
i!rg hut grceubacle or National banE notes fot
r. t. Underwood raid that some Of the Board
Eay tic bankers h1rc nothing to do with the mat
tef TIE bankers take great interest in the mat
ioncy. and It is better for the Bosfd 10 persuade
the ba,ks here ty COZ operate in the mattor- The
bankers lcre arc willing to work in the matter, il
the time is postponed until the first day Of July.
The substitute Of Alr. Mum was carried, aflcr
which the meeting adjourned.
The 1SvMC1nLE CLun BANQuEr.-Thc
1nvircIb,c Club held banquet last night. It was
not exactly 1.-TWO bottle" affair, 81, Judging from
appearances, every one present could individually
make that number Of bottles look sick. Wabash
GoudY presided; seated at the same table were
tho following high priests: DR.. N. S. Davis; sena-
tor Lindsay, Of Peoria; Mr.. Marks, Of Edgar Co. ;
Dr. McVieker; c. c. Parks; Hugh Meyer; T.
Wood: Aid. Shufeldt; John Ga7rick, and John
G. Rogers, The balance Of the mectio' was COM
posed Of about 150 Of the rank and file, Inter
sperscd with few ssGreeks." The following
were tho regular toasts'
The Union Of the states-the frat Of blesslngs-
preservation OF the Constitution which eecures Ii,
khe chief Of dnties. Responded to by Senator
Lindsay.
Freedom Of speech, freedom OF the press, and
I'd Re.ponded to hy n Il CennheId @'
Volunteer soldiers Of Nlinols-tne batt1e-1clds Of
the South attest the courage md patriotism, which
Mcclellan; 1 Responded to By Brock Aevicke:, ir.
,nois Is sthte M as. National Union
Tbs Judiciary and the balot-box, the remedies
r & aoa oaioas l1~s and
ed ia by john &. RoeerI. ~'' Ase'F'"N'
iii n ncmocratiS 10 psrty: IL % 10 lie triumnh of Ia
principles In the past country owes lis former
prospefaty anq grea;ness; IL thesr ascend1ncy In
our insttrntons an the of H. i1n;on
Of our fathers. Re.pouded to ~ Dr. n. ). nayiss
Gen; George B. Mclcllan-tae Washington Of
aas ,s n,neaeeHln st19 & u ony Genefa' Tho
h. he nnr nryr rTesiSent thaf nara ~: hn 10y ~
stored, the Uuion perpctuatcd and thc Consttution
| preserved.
Responded to by Mr. Marks Of Edgar County.
He cent letter expressing his regrets. Hove-ia
| the civ Council (Which did not meet, nreyen.ea
| b1s ,nnearooce Hc aent tba s.nt,,ncnt uTh.
- anpa ~ ~ IT, tue s11sAmsas' 1ne
arms in tho ed, and by the Courts aud the ballot.
| tox against traitors in Office, ne opIne that
"Pin." Sherman did not know he was soundin:
hfs own aeasn-Anen Wnen ne wrote the LAST clause
Of the above.
The remarks of all tho speakers were laden with
I 5,,r..s.,;o,. ~ ~ ro-o.,,,a.t .srs.,-
uenunsae.1ons VI 'ue "0'eianen'' Alaeoin
TYRANNY" and such cxpletives Of v1tuperation a.
Ga.ricE did not alrdc to his TIN home from The The
~. n.z,a.-.,;a ranrsnt,oa - ou1 tue
~, penoo1as'e Convention at spF,nsucso. 9onn
blood" in wasinc q war asa,nst ssItnco,n ty1sn.
NJ ), ctc 11c Jsn<. win n,coec ro+e ,b., ..-;,.o
en..on was not once use By any Of TIC the speaketr
-
CoSskST1os OF coos1f tondEs.-Ihe
aforementioned signatures to the call for the
st..c Ia p,oof ~ T.. th,t H. u LUZ
poo. q. t1a. ha nke nus
with County Court practice do mt med IN ba to1d
how much room there IL for tnproycn,ent an - Tho %
following circular has been IL issued: ''sa' Inc
Mno bene cf the neeesfv sas
,Rs Sd hg esna e. Il
believin: that the present Probate System i i'm.
perfect, and capable Of improvement, and that no
The rat Of experience nd adop,ed th T. tbe a5e
greatest care and scrutiny Do hereby mite in cali
tng Convention Of ali the County Judges Of the
state, to meet At Ch1c7go, at the County Court
oaoek, 4. q, t. take into Consideration lie pro.
determining what amendments arc necessary to
nasFpce to eae.Ic 11 e eeon ths
h1.fnn.. -. -. 1-..,s ot4St 9Aa1 ~! tae4
nusMess ss NAY bG o.ousnt oeiofe INC Conyentlon,
| IN nIcAuon ~ tae Iounty Coufls. Probate Law aud
| practice;
sis1eo ny Jsmes ns3,!n y. braa~en, Judge Of Cook
| Tuunls anson ?. Alnefi y MlnneeaSo; Sanuel y.
hno1, nuiG Ea; J9an +. nnIneF; L1ke; Joseph =
i5ea oef Knaq 1sand S,mne H. eo9y DR Rass A.
t ; atI;natt 4, .ao4n9ls, To4n 4olteI, warren; = T.
tyuu!ie' Gnta' Steeoul1, =. .: Aqph3ns LAY y. u.
1n1!'ef. d mood!osa; seo ~; hG9asason, Clinton;
Ebenczer n 1.rFcr. afams: i r sei;sot, VIZ -
EaniaEee:J & Cunn,rst,,m 9;h;mnsion n.lWSl,' M
r DcXVnIf Iaa. r fRofsfford i1an ,.y = X ~,
| Unntire Srnnir. Wr, E.cr Wruan-m' S' 9 i ~. =
j 9frEndSsn Sfa1e1,,ii. : = S.stasa3j oaaae4 d.e
| enn. Thomns Tii]ernsn 1:nfon Wrn Il i,hfni.s
Vn.hfnrton T1hnmaa II Tnrd Gnao- = II IITps' Tpps'
rick, Csss; johnathan DuG. Livingston. nawd
Fnffnn Tnrf1. H;rom r Decins 1.nn,lo-Is ~ Ia,
Wilson Carroll: John Broom. Ed'nchan. Hennia yvua
Smith. Hancock: II, c. Whit}ocE. 7,lark. 4 4
EACs. de Wit: j. hi. Oclesby. Marion r 4 n.
mon. Tertnillion: J, E, Eden. Monlten: WT3: n
Dicieon. Crnwfurd. Geo r. Wait Henrr. .fo.cnh
4. Thens. Mason: ]. - G,iff3n Wetee,! J9scra Il X
Dale, Madieou: !: Jarnes Lane. Tan1ijfon. E1v,1i
T. Mnyo IleKnih. y Rn1nc 0n:n. yri,i3sr ~ 70
hoxmnn Gei1stin. X T. ncbe. gfc Hasn MlaM nv ~
". Eeorre. WaTnc: Jane n. i,s1is Tsndni1,h. - A. 4
= rnror Iis't y rr1iar ~ ni, na.s, a.1naolIn:
faEq:nce' ''''' E - "0ueo' ooos'as' lsaae Fotts'
T.nars f,trra,v N tbo ro,,,.,tt,,, ..o uo.....,
n cnnr te ca1i ~ LIE eon'enuon ote rcqnesled
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c..r,
q. S. c1ncrrr Coun1-Be'ore Drznunond, j.
ConMcn Lar- -.
4s!: Simmons ct al vs ssubbs. Court finds de-