, 1872-07-25
A Grand Exhibition.

Ou tut AOtu ol June TWO OI Inc pEduu-
est Conventions ever assembled In that
State met at Springfield. Illinois; every
county in he Ss.-.c was represented n
each, and between ,he Two the bes. is.l-
en-, and The hisi 5, political and social
elements OF The Staie were represented.
One IVES called Liberal Republican, ana
was presided over : Gen. Palmer, the
Governor OF Illinois; the o.ner was Dem
ocfatic, and the President was El-Goy.
Allen. A comnai ee Of conference WIS
appoin.e, bv eao- which rcsalled Il the
fusion o. bo.h boG.e, Al one, witn one
platform and one ticket, which S as
certain 10 car. y a.. ss4,e by an over
whelmins majo i'y IS en- fusure event
can be. The following 1epolt o. he
closing proceedings We copv LON lie
correspondence of the New York he ad:
at The eveaing session Of the Con-
vention Gene Il McG Glern.nd, fro tie
Comlait.ee OF Conference appointed by
the Convention TO meet similar com
mil.ea from the Lioe1-l Reprbs Ca
Conyensior, submi. Led ,se -o-loM-1i2
ticke. for he Sac Offices, as g. iced
upon by The Joint Conference Commi:-
tee -
For Goresno7 -Gusl.vus A. Eoe-ner,
Of st. Clair.
Lieuteaant Gorernor-Gener.l Charles
Dlack, of Champaign.
secreie1y Of Sta!s-Edwa-d Runl-e1,
Of Peo-ia.
Auditor of S:a:e-Daaiel O'Hara, o:
Cook.
State Treasurer-Char.es II. Lanpeer,
Of Sangamon.
Attorney GenercELawrence Weldel.
of Mclean,
CLERKS Of the suprsne Csart-Fi,zt
Grand Division-R A. Ailt-pks, oi
Jefe-son; Second Grand Divisio1. Da--
iel A. Brown.
Of he nominees on the Safe tieGe,
the Governor, Seece.ary Of Stste ;int.
Attorney General are LIBERAL Eepubl-
cans, the Lieutenant Governor, Aud-to-
and Treasurer a-e Democrats, also tee
candids,es for Clicks Of the ST.. .-s-re
Court.
A committee IVES appointed 10 inv q
the Liberal Eepnblican Convention 20
join this Corvel Ion, and sooa zepo-:ed
that the Liberal Convention Wa on the
WY to he hal.
Immet::4.ely afterwards Gov. Ps-l-,ee,
Pfeside1s OF he Liba-sll Co4vel..ioa,-p
peared sia1-.r.-f.--..n VIZ Gov. koe1cer,
and amid the widest enthuaias N on ne
pa.s o. he delega,es anu soeo,.-so-s, a.
vancad 80 me g..-.1olln, waele ne VI
met by Gose.-of A--en, Pleaidsn. oi
the Colver.ian.
Goveror Per taen annor1lsed that
the L-.oal'G! hepc ieaa Cohve'-.-ei -'@e
hearty endorsed lie EcEnlil--,-il-as e
20. .ed ~ l,s Jo.1; Cone 9 Gen
fersn s,ali 81 y5l-.Fsi .9l4-e.s WI IL
democ,~sy = .ae.- sup. O..
Goyer1o. Aliah SID he 6esitea :
meat the a,lysZees Of tie rL-a---aa1 {
.ile l. be-.l Eeaab.i-all Conya4.ttou :,
the sp,e,t = Whieh they wsre md, ard
like Pa 'loE.ses.slss -.e t.sH = Ia
axe bslli !" ss--.-s lal,.s Nip h. L
comm caisa.
As Is Clsaen of Il txo conrea
tons s.dvanee. j a. =. L.a-aa ;'-2'1.
er scsne u its..ti s-cs.e4as-s s1sg.esl. -
deieea4as ense--rs --a-.-sz--. L. - :
ral ming.es'
Governor Koeena4 tasa, il or.e
speech tesuzneo ,,isilNs for 'ns hoao
confaged upon l. m, and pledsas, h s hes
effo. s sor the succass OF ins tiale. an
CD represented.
The haifalea o. tila Do'poega:it a..
Libeesl L pna..ie41 lo--r.-.aez . l>ol
fsFease 70 sz-set 81 elec "a sle--st c
70 ed nnt ,ne ,...1.e4enae =. be an
abs ,o ee, and suggested iii.i IA
M. ser be 44-sred 10 .he DoToetaiic i,n.
Lioeeal EsHb..ea- ssst7 Censsal lo---
mi,tees. lie ala-aae i 9aa "
adopted, aEd the Cany ysl.i-oaa ,.9ll-- q
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Coop FOE GRsE-zY.-The Grant pa
pers are largely devoted 10 publish .
extracts from the former writings of N
Greeley. of not a very conplimentar
character TO the Democracy. The
could not serve The eau g o. 4Ii'. Greele
to better effect; it is a perpe cal remin nd
er thai the Democsacy had i'll I'm 70