, 1866-11-01
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It11so1s,-A, meeting OF thc eieht-hour "a,
so1u,ers, farmers, ard o,i'e,s. Of KaLc a.d he
dali counties. WAS held II Aatora, Oh Saturday
the eth. for the purpose CT cfnonl;uc.n, candi4a,e
for the State Legislature. Sht ei!I and Co.oucr
Private George KoRcrs, Of the F.ity.sccou,i liz
uo;a. was appointed Chairman, and Captain 4. Z
Little, Secretary. \ coE.ulitsee, consisting o:
Hon. D. II. Yog1g. Of A1=osa Captain \. E
Little, OF Zig Rcrk. and J. usna H1ll, Of Bristol,
WIS apPof.tel to draft res.lutions. tn com.
n,iuc- reported The following, which, al:er dia.
{, s>fou- we1c adopted:
Ee*e'std, 1hs, he sai:ty AID perpctuity Of car
Tiee sna hans,re 1sss e ns nd % H. py
consrisatoss u tls lSte rehes1lon.
Et*Ctttt. That 1Ee a7e il taror of The Ccna.T:r- '
Ercs*, and In our opinion tsev asc lIt,-a IN rhc
extreme towards re rebels OF TIC South, Is ! ba-
sss Of reconstruction.
Etsatrtd, 1ha: language sei!s to express nar ls-
testa:ton OF HI Executive who zssioTts crippled
soldiers nom post Offices, End uf!ser pasli3 puss
tiots, TO make tcom for " s.sy-1 -:o .!ss' aai
Efseire:, That wc ase una,t1.a:As opco,ci to
~ piess1s s ssstSn; Of .a'r:ns , eat %: sn.:les
eIctiGrs to The great 1nnTy Of Lvnesi. kIrd WORK
fu: iLbore1s ard mechanc5-
Lts1fCt1% hat So are III flyoF OF law making
eight touss legal day. wt;h, for snceilascs il
etsrS mi crcs.tires in cts'ss, ae:o4ics. and on
Etsoistd, Tint tac present evstsn, Of allowing
orr heaviest capitalists 10 70 IaSed. I. u1.,t,t
tas nlers- nscc1:nrics. and 1abo:ing 1ntn, *
eies Of properly stke :slchc. !: b, II '.'. s's sr
lands, 70 pay tie issit1:ata expresses OF lhc Gov
.R1foIrff, Tim: :xe are opposed to the p.,s,.sf
high ratcs OF ta1i5 rhasred b. the raIiroa,! no
E0polts IN thu State Of Illinois which costs
The farmers iwo bushels of gram 10 Cci one ii
market, and we nss the Legislature TO pass law
pTphihit!,. & the same.
Httotfd- That Sc are IN favor Of III noss vi:or-
oHt measCrrs to .ecnrc the ccns::lctloc ard .-
Ing OF the Fux RiEe- Valley Rai!.oad i'm the uf-
outstanding itss the x;osS sha'i he owncA and
the lGad nm ans controlled By 1as people OF The
Fox River Valley al gnarai: ::ec ihari, shall he
o1 q Fl bs sasf: s H seonisto7s 5a1s m
! EnfoE aIEay and nayy arc the real brIxnsLs Of
free Aue.fcn and orr tree american institutions,
and that the front fea:s and the hest Positions he3
long 10 those 17hn saved rnr c3hrtty.
! Kesvlsed, That We are IL fa"ur OF the Hon. IL,
man It1nhE}l for Cn:lrd States Senator, und NJ,
RcpfcseE9;lves are teleLy rs:sustsl to c1si lie;
! totcs for him.
| On r,otiou the CoEvcntaoa proceeded tn noo'3
ra1e candidates. " acc1a,nst:ou.
Rev. Charles Button, late Chsplae2 OF the Twen
dcth Regiment Of Illinois Volunteers, ard ". u
Pierce, Of Lisbon, lase Surgeon OF tie Eighty
eighth Regiment Of li1nois ytiunseers, rec.iset
t the rnanima7s vote at the Convention for Repre-
| sentautves.
lion. D. r. Young, IF Aurora, presented lie
name Of private Daniel Smith, Of sugaT C.nve tile
| one armed soldfcr1. for Sheriff OF Kane Conny.
| The noriaalfon Was received with CHEERS, and te
| received the unanimous vote Ct lie Convention =
On cloton, c. 4. Betehcs s-as declared the
unanimous nominee fer Coroner OF Zane G..
In regard to the Move Convention, 9 =.
| pond2at wsitcs US as follows:
ArnouA, October y, 1866
This afternoon seyaa15 -ave people gathered In
| Dn1ninc's Hall, to attend what had been called
Convention, 10 nonaoate cane !ia,e for tsc Lcsis-
tG-a ior the cuunties OF Kane aud Kendall, IN OPP
roslttou 10 james ". Eddy, the Eeguiar Repubh~
Ir&3Hn 11H rffFrt rn,h3 far
People EeresnlIy lad como to kuo. It merely as
sotcEead u1oseme3t, ereineeted By D. ". Iouns,
1ion which nou,ir sted Eddy. A series Of resoln-
Her. cha=. button. of Ibis ciry. placed In no.na~
tcn. and t IS th eoudcn: hope Of big best
that he viii not alto,s hsu1sef made the cats paw
veneienec apio. he Rep7Ilica1 pasty.-- Even
eho1ld he accept, he Will te bcat9n By .,cc9 na~
IN the esen.I: Hatnes spoke. He commenced
cided'y lie most mos!us address We bave ever lis
erce from tie house-bn-sly 1os remaining 10 d,
him honor. - he ciosed. Next 10 Diekec'a superb
recfpton. IT was The most complete h,,luse u the
| campaign. His subiecc Was o=iersihfy ~ asns
II wsrle DO" lie i ) worth- follower q John
The sterli1e Gcset!s says despatch from
f,cru F1cepo1s saJs that Tom Tu1Ier has
been appointed postmaster at ttct placf5
/ The Ga-tfte says H1c person who is thus ousted
1ious the Fsecpo,t Office. to gre ptaea to ia1s
| bread.and-butfec renegade. Is General $. D. At
kina, formerly Colonel Of thc Ninef*-second regt~
msat who was promoted to gene ,sIshlp !e1 gal
. liant services II the field. General Athi1s ccm~
| mauGed brigade and vas with Sherman >rheH he
"unrched to the sea- and did rot leave the ser
! sIce putfl The war was over. He waa appointed
poei1nastes last spring, and L. trrued out Of
Office be:anse he adhered to the pzinciof"s
which be fought. Had Tom Turner -
; conscience about him he would h1uah tor shaun,
a.thc idca at hiF taktnc in cece thss had been e
!. recently flled by 80 gallant soldier Us Geu.ra
AtkinE-a man who never ssn15ed t-om . b.t,lc
! | fed.
W1scexsEs.-Al letter from Fou4 du Lac, Gate,
The 9Th. eays the "Gr<at ohjecto5," C. L. E1
tflidse, made the big spefeh Of bis campaign II
| Anory Hail this evening; and considering tha
!, it was understood tha:it vas to be bis crea, CT
fort II was the greatest rolllic11- izzle cur citi
+ zens hare ever u1t4esscd. The hall wns act on,
!. fourth filed. and delicious looking set tie
3 / we're. Scattered among the boek: eeats were
r lew promircnk Coppetheads- Perhaps halt
T. | dozen Republicans were present. but eye.y On
= looked as though they realized that they were
d bad COMPANY. The remainder Of the sud!enr
were beer grzz1trs ard saloon loatczs Tbr s2c,c
l. was mere rehash OF Doolittla with little nor
u u venom ard decidedly less ability. 1t was a sie
niGeant faet that not one respectable Il Ishnan VA
! present. The prominent Feni1ns all deelar
{ themselves opposed 70 Eldridse and pit vet
i | Eor Colonel Hatch. Ton mar look for GOOD aew
d Hon this district on election day. c.
n The National Uaton Club Of Philadelphia ar
+ said to taye raiaed ssa0c0 to erect eai.dius il
d | which to held political meetings.
Some Of the New York papefsare urging Geors
o William Curtis as the man 10 succeed Hon. .1rs Ha'
u ris ofthat State. In the United States Scnstt. M
2, Curtis Is The editor Of HasYsr's 1FteSiy, ard
u gentleman Of brilliant talents and scholastic
= isipmenta. In the Chicago and Baltimore -
venttons Of 1860 and 1861 he distinguished hlm-.
r. By his eloquence and tact The New Tosa Ett'
" ing Post s.ys, that 'f the people mado thu se!e
tlou, they would probably choose George Nllaal
rs Curtis, as man whose scholarly eloqaeres, d,
ht ful Iova ofliheEt4, political eagacity AMI pT.son
t., worth, would honor the State md eEc>.1est Il
[c- Vultct States sensse."