, 1866-07-10
ThEFALL CAMPAIGN.
Central and Southern Illinois.

srIct-Ueppcrhea Candidates for Con-.
Elcas I'm the Springfield District.
Correspondence OF the chicago T1bune-l
SPRINGFIELD, duly 9, 1864
The political fires In Central and Southern
Illinois have been lighted and the campaign
has fairly opened. Politicians OF both parties,
i. c. the Union men aud Democrats, alias Cop
perheads, a1ias Johnsonites, a{.as Bread and
Butter Brigade, are furnishing up their wca-
pons for vigorous fight, and you must cx-
pect stirring news from this part Of the State
after the heated term. The campaign in
Southern Illinois WAS opened at Cairo by
national salute from Logan's battery, which
made terrible havoc In the Copperhcad and
Bread and Butter camp. The patriotic and
stirring anti-Johnson- sentiments Of that
speech made by Gen. Logan and followed, as
it was, by the magnificent demonstration at
salem, where Logan again stirred up the South
efn Ire, and when gallant Dick Cglesby
with his powerful logic and eloquent tongue
again awakened the people OF Egypt to the
dangers before our country and also when
Aia5. Gen. Sherman denied he ever was
Democrat-ancicnt or mode1n-will be fol-
lowed this fall by the Union men Of Southern
Illinois upholdiDg the principles for which
thousands Of her gallant sons have fought
and bled. The Thirteenth District has IL
nored Kuykcndall, and none nre 80 poor as
to do him reverence. tits generally conceded
that Gen. Green B, Raum, a true patriot, q
gallant and brave soldier aud true gentleman,
will take the place Of Kuydendall, who has
20 clearly misrepresented his constituents.
It is supposed the Copperhcads will put
Josh Allen in the field unless they can sue
T., a %ro knFc
very doubtful compliment, and one which
will not be hoaored even by the votes Of all
the Cops {as the blue coats were never popu-
lar with them). But time will tell who has
so fallen from grace Qf soldier can be
,ound) as to accept even nomination from
those who were, and are, curse to Southern
Illinois.
Bread and bnttcr Las, as We mnst admit.
been great temptation to some Of our hun.
cry, wcak-knced brothers in the Eleventh
| Congressional District. The temptation has
tcen "some," and the bait goodly to look
upon and better to nlbble, and Victims have
been caught upon the hook Of "my policy"
The worthy State Senator from Salem has
| heen blinded by-by what? No one knows
but he has Just returned from the great andy,
and now blows Justify for tiny policy"
Poor fellow from Green.y, VIC bid him q long,
long farcwell. for 1t is the last We expect to
hear Of him in the political world, taking 1t
far Granted TINT he will res}en b1s pos,tfon as
! he renrcspntot,ve NJ Tho Fonrth Senatorial
| D,s,r;ct know;no NJ he flocs that hc cannot
now rcnroscnt t1,ot d;s,r;ct to Tho Satisfaction
or h,s 1ov,1 Constituents.
Ton she1by n. Cul,om The ob1e and nonu.
u. ,nn,oeont..;ro F.on, 4ho E;oh,h T,onr1as.
s;nnaj M + Ma rict w;1l h. rennm,natc1 hv sce1a.
mot;on onl alec,e1 hv n 1covv ma,orifv. hnt
the I:onncTheaffs hone With the MD Of the
nrooa md nntter hrra1e m e,ect thcyr ron
on1 t],o honor of ,,c,nr candidate in onno,,'
t,on ~ Cn,lon, ,s co,,obt FIR hr = number nf
s-t;,a,,e,,oI ron,or1,eo5. on,n-o ,rhn,, :,
ths ,oo1eat,c and nr,stocratfc Conor,, 1ob,
Wcf,ternon1 who hos turned ~. coot so
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VINO never was so'oaef OF evan an olncet'
but a conpelhead OF the rankcst hnd' IS nttle
George smut, also IN aspirant ior the distln"
gushed honor Oh ecsns oeaten hY culon'
notn o! 'nese gen!lemen ate residents OF tais