, 1866-07-10
POLITICAL

441ANu4S-@ItVAO kVSNAk3SluAAL NVs 14.N4AVN.
The Congressional Convention for the Sceoud
Distric., met at Eigiu, on Friday last. Every
county IVES fully represented. Ra1pn Emerson, Jr,
OF W1nnebaso. presided; James T. Cory. OF
Lake, aud D. 3. James, OF Dekalb, were appointed
secretaries. uou. ". u. Baney moved that Hon.
John F. Farns"orh be renouinated BY acc!ama-
tion, and 1t was carried amid much applause.
Judge Wilson, OF Kanc, reported a serious Of seeo
.1las, tMoE-. which were tho fo1Iouin6, And they
wire unanimously adopted:
Atsozctd, That fhere are 1oyal men enou7h In the
country 10 m4zE ont and enforce pl4n Of Frcon-
Union; and because there arc, we are Cmpaalca.T
FAVOR OF keeping tHaltors on! Of the halls Of Con
.rees aud Of asserting the rights Of the lora! pso
conditions On which Sfalls lately In rebellion shall
he permitted 10 participate in lhe Goyesntnent.
Ets0trtd. fhat we have full confidence IN the
recognizes ihcm AZ The trne represent a1ives OF the
loyal sertlmeut Of the country; thai We heartily
sprrore the MEASURES Of reconstructioo adopted
BY thcsn land tkat they deserve The thanks Of tho
luya people OF this District !or Their eteaafast nd
le1euce TO the principles Of Liberty. Justice. and
ca ssa1 sonIe.a them % for ihe;r T as retiss
from the author Of My policy" or from Whatever
. Ktaotped, That The eourse Of Hon. John F.
Fatnsworth, during the Last and pn.seut Congress.
neels nith our unqualified appreciation. ana i1r.
past, he Will be found manfuily bathing for the
principles OF Freedom and Equal Rights.
The ConventIsn WE addressed bY Ges. NHrlbut.
II. EcIcsn, and Hon. Anson Miller. Gen. Huribut
was unanimously recommended AZ the candidate
tot Congress from the Stale at large.
The Republicans OF Lake County held their
convention At MbertyvlIle on he 30h ut., iot the
purpose Of appointing delegates to the St.te Con-
:reetfonal and Senatorial Convention, Oliver
nose, pses,ded; James 7. Corey and Thomas D.
Whitmore acted as secretaries. The following
delegations we're elected:-To State Convention
James D. Welch' Il. Il. Boyce, Rev. Nj. Stebhlns.
James +. Cory, D. IT, Holt, JnstuB Bangs, VIM.
S, Skinner, John 4. Pollock. To Cou.fesgionsl
Cousent1on-c. ". Upton, John g. Ragan. T. G.
Knox, John u. Psice, John N. Robertson, S. ".
Marvin, Lyman Wtluot+ a. H. Thoupeon. F. u.
Crown. To senatorial Convention-Robt. Eaetou,
John l. Turner, Thomas Il. Payne, Peter Page, s.
Anu, John Steans, Calvin Ttuesdell. Lyman
sprague. Among the re.olnnons passed were The
following:
Rssctprd, That while approving the constitution.
III amendment aiely PROPOSED BY Congress a. a
present ptsctca! measure toward securing Just
ends, We yet believe that every scheme Of recoa-
cVcai md exacl justice to ali. and The equal rights
ter.onal CIVIL md political, OF all loyal citizens,
irrespective Of racc or Color
the Hon. John +. Farms sorth. the present Repre-
sentative In Cougseas from this Dlst1lc., and the
Union Republ'can majority IN Congress- with
tcres OF reconstruction Thus far adopted by them;
,ha' one and Ill deserve and receive the eaIue:t
.DaDks Of The Loyal people o. this eoanty ana S,aie
ples Of liberty and jnstce and equal rights which
should be the pasis Of reconstructed Union.
.,asaa a r. Unop e. as
hst tt he done securely aud justly upon tes bars 9!
m insured loyai,y Of the .people and the cqual
ID our National, Councils should be oacked By 4
Liberties uere faTcd by the loyal, to them only he
1ud that loyulty fhould not be made odlous by
r!acnc It upon leyel with treason In TIC rewards
and trusts or th1s Government.
The copperheads Of The Ninth Congressional
Det1ct will pretty surely throw Lewis r. koss over
board. The Naeonsb Eagle, Cas- Eotiaty Democrat,
ard Mount Sterling Eec.rd ara Ia favor Of Il.
thompson aa successor 10 Roes, while the PQe
County Democrat hotste the name OF Vim. Il Archer.
80 paper has yet announced itself in favor Of Ross.
The following are the delegates IL The State
convention from Kane County: E. Il. Allen4 l. ".
Eoad anG D. ". Young, Aurosa T. C. Moore,
batavia ]. 4. Naybotne, GeneSa II. D. Barry,
81, Cha1jes syIvanus Wilcox aEd II. D. BALDWIN,
Elein; o. Davidson. Rutland; w. X. 5. uup'er,
nnclbt1J; II. y. Piescs, Virgil, q. n. smith,
Burlington ". A. Whiting, Hampshire; D. r.
JcnkE, Dundee.
WAsH1sorox.-The Secretary OF the National
Onion "DreAd and Dutter'' Club at Washington.
j. u. EefrUEoGs 1bi4 ftFefeON EaAp Is
=. ~ ..hs, .na ,r,v he rec,niea A. a AZ
IN Uts4na' t,oet' M. N-0 .a-5 -. T.. 49, ,1,h.
leader tof CTtoH movement ae ih 'ne 1@us
1nnu IN The risht place. Ferguson is Tennezsetau
In 11 he uerercd an address 10 the rebel soldiers
AZ Soo. w ~. ~ -. 60, - ,,,,,h -, ,,soa ~.
II sheloyfAlSs In 'nat oA'e. !" "ulsa ~ useu 'N'
following language:
| lit uay be rebellion In The eftim1'1on Of the
20 sezn nj Washington thus TO speak. but th:re
One man before yoa who considers it the highest
instinct Of human nature to glory In be1uG rebel
10 such pro*,Ituted power Wr1'c It upon the front
tean; an rcteI 10 the Government at Washing
lncton, and vould 1hanE heaven for the hour tta.