, 1866-09-25

1111Eols.-At meeting Of ihe Republicans OF
the Forty 18th Representative District composed Of
the counties Of Burtau, Wonlto.d aud Marshall,
held at 1aeou on the Goth instant, Stephen G..
Paddock, Of Bureau, Chairman, and J. ". Bailey,
Of Bureau, Secretary, the following gentlemen
were nominated for Representatives Vim. c.
Stacey, Of Bureau County Robert T. Cas.f11, Of
Woodiord, and Atanson r Weber, of Marshall.
Resolutions in favor OF the extension Of the ILL.,
uots ard Michigan Canal to the Mississippi River.
and IN favor Of improving the navigation Of The
Illinois River, and to dx the tariffs Of railroad.
companies, also in favor Of Lyman Trnmbul1
Tor Senator were adopted.
DR.. y. &. Green has got another mess Of pot
tagc. His son. ". $. Green, has been appointed
postmaster at Salem. We and The following bs3ef
history Of The yonne man in The Bunker Hill
CRton Gazette:
ave understand, from good authority, that whilo
working at Maroon be undertook to come the gay
Lothario Oh an actress temporarily stopping at
the Essex. She tno& the measure Of the Yonng
lightning controller, and having made ali hesr-
s6s o9e e;ssng te g, nTed .I h Into
leaving the cofoscd servant inside. Young Green
considering this the signal, commenced swing
commencci col screaming. % when IN r. rushed I a c.osd
already gathered for tho occasion. When tho
light was produced the postu,aster's feelings may
uninanps eet he WIS disch7rged.r
= Tha shawuecto"a l>reurv says: It affords
us no little pleasure TO remark that the Union
cause In Gal1atin Comfy Is gaining new support
ers daI1y. Hardly day passes but what We herr
orsome good men dcserting the sinking ahip Of
the rotten Democracy. Tha Atrtury also Gaya
thatA recent visit to Saline County cnn:sma II in
The belief that the Union party will carry 1t in TIN
comm: election By majority ranging from ons
to swo hundred. The Cniou men arc fully
aroused and will do their whole duty.
The CoppeEIohnsonlles Of the First Repre
sentative District, composed OF the counties of
Union and pulasld, made second attempt 10
nominate candidate for. Representative, hui
Ea1led, and again adjourned until tomorrow. By
sort OF mutual understanding two years Ego,
Pulaski County was to haTc The representative
this time; but Union County resfsts, and claims
the honor for one Of its distinguished Copper
heads.
The Cnppesiohusonites Of the SIKH Congses.
efoua1 District {Hon- B. c. Cook's.} Invited Judge
Leland, Of Ottawa TO be their candidate for Repre-
sentative. He didn't see IT. and wrote the follow
Ing reply:
OTTAWA, August =, LESS.
DEAD SIN: Your letter Of yesterday eame duly
IN band. My views are not At present su1leisnt1J
in Sympathy with those Of the body Of men a.
candifatc for Consfess, there wcrc no Other ol-
/ lection In the way Bus cannot consent to be
sandidate i ny Views were entirely in unison viii
| those Of the ncw party.
lam. upon principle, for universal sutltsp~-
| The only logically accurate rc.u4sn- su1 1NE-.
Graf. 1f uflsersRl auli1sc aud universal amne1tJ
could be united IS parts Of one whole, not only
| myBcE but Thousands OF my political friends,
| would cheeItully uu,te in support Of them
The lime hoa not yet arrived for this, However.
P1eudiCc must enpp!Hnt reason for willis lnDce1s
Isuppose, but TO this complexion 1t must come
] atlzst;" ara the sooner the Democracy 1f the
connry gets there, the sooner It will have solid
| and lasting foundation. I prefer That the States
should do It, however, Eather Than Increase The
central power there eyery dancer lies. "Powes
Is ever stealing from the many to the few
The DEMOCRACY and asres herc- I include
| given dazkened surface RNong the many. The
! Democracy does not, and herein only VIC dlGer.
Whenever you Democrats get right on this subJece,
| come round With yout boat aud Will get aboard,
but am not ready to embark at present
E.s. LELAND.
W1scoHstx.-Thcre Was q large and eHthUMasdc
gathering Of loyal Union men at Konosha On Ed
day, for the purpose Of organizing club, With q
view to concerted action IN the coming campaign.
considerable amount OF money WIS subscribed
| On the spot, and 4 general determination H-
pressed 10 work tdthful1y and spread The light
among the people. The following officers were
elected:
! Hon A. Van .Wyci, President, bon. 2. g.
Simmons, VIce-P1esldent; s. Y. Drande. sec1e-
| tnsy; IL. B. uinsdale, Treasurer. ExecuiTe
| Committse-uon. c. G. ShoIes, Colonel D. ].
| uyues, Judge j. B. JftAun- Commtttee on By-
Laws and ConstttutIon--Hon. 2. g. Simmons, pt.
reported was in:ended for a temporary osganiza.
| tIon; Il was not adopted for that reason, except
| the G1ueraI statement that tho object MAS to ss
tam tho Republican Union pAIt7.