New-York tribune., 1872-06-29
POLITICAL OUTLOOK.
PROSPECTS, IN ILLINOIS.

PROSPECTS IN lLLlNOlS.
GROWING SATISFACTION TOWARD THE coALI-
TION TICBET-GOV. PALMER TO MEET
OGLEsBY ON THE sTUMP-CORRUPr CHARC-
TER OF FARNSwoRTHs COMPETITOR.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUEEl
CHICAGO, June 2S.-As the reports como to
hand, and the sentiment of the State become
moro distinct, the admirable results achieved by
Wednesdays action more and moro appa-
rent The local press thus far at hand and the
immense State correspondence pouring into the Office of
The Chicago Tribune indicate clearly the popular
approval for the ticket selected The Germans, upon
whom tho Administration especially depended,
almost wholly, 80 far az learned, In favor Of jealous
support Of their eminent felow-countryman Koerner
and his associates the ticket Warm fri9nds OF the
President and vehement advocates of HE reelection
admit that the carrying Of Illinois Of which heretofore
they made question. is somewhat ieoparzed by this
combination Them too II is just breaking the aver
age denomination editors of tins State that the
demonstration OF Wednesday something OF a
doluge, aud that revolution is really working
among the people, As consequence there is increased
vruenoe against tho Cincinnati candidates, and sig
ncant eschewng Of the old tactics Of raiery and i
cule. The State campaign Ia to, be pressed
forward with redoubled vigor, and ex-GOv
Oglesby is to be recalled from tho forlorn
mission Of saving Indiana, for which he was intended
and set out upon stumping mission throughout the
State, to confirm the wavering and bully the timid
Gov Palmer will probably be detailed by the Liberals
to meet this rampant resular, and both parties
look forward to this feature oa the contest with
eager relish Oglesby has the character OF the greatest
plump blackguard in the States and heretofore it has
been impossible to get OF either party who was
willing to subject himself TO Oglesby's vituperaton
style Of argument Palmer. however though fully
as vigorous in speech and enfod aber In Thought and
retort can him without fear 1t will be the most
most exciting contest since the days of Lincoln and
Douglass Joint tour, though not 40 evenly balanced.
| Of
and aside from his bingsgate, make an argument
OF great force and cogency. and will present just
enough pugnacity and front the capacities OF
| Gov. Palmer.
The Grant papers DO not know Just what TO say about
tho defeat Of Gen. Farnsworth His successful compet-
tor Gen. Hurburt, is spoken Of by residents OF the
district even strong Grant men, corrupt ntr iguer
man with the worst political reputation for Jobbine and
lobbying At Springfield he ia denounced as shameessy
and openly venal and stain upon tho district thet
he desires to stand chance OF having the opportunity
| to misrepresent. Thoughtful men who desire Gen.
Grants success confess themselves much troubled by
the reckless conduct OF the party In carrying nominees
of this sort the ticket Men distrusted and rejected
| by the better OF the party have been, through
| the tyranny Of the caucus and the dctation
of q minority of ofice-holders, thrust upon
| the people as candidates and tho combined Liberals
| and Democrats encouraged TO victory, Indeed
| there are too many who lament the placing OF
| such oglesby upon tho ticket,
who received the place notoriousy TO secure
his services in stumping tho State and fer which, II
elected he is further receive the senatorshp This
so well known that the only struggle made in the regu
lar Convention was for the LieutenantGovernor, who
| viii step into tho Executive chair with the ex
pected translation Of 0glesby to the Senate. BY
every sign from which public sentiment can be measured
or Judged the Liberals have the strong popular tide
though the warmest friends claim that Baltimore alone
can call into existence its perfect work.