New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-01

bloomington f. NJ. Haines, Waukegan A. W. Ed
wards Carlnvle; A. Gridley OF Bloomington; A.
X Fairbank Of Chicago; Leonard SWEET OF Chicago;
the Hon. O. NJ Hatch, ex-Secretary of State Of Hi
nois: ex-Gov g. A. Koerner of Belleville This
Committee are ordered to meet and agree upon
the proper delegates to represent the people OF
Illinois in the Convention. 1t was Determined ~
q means of reconcilng the contending factions 'ha'
the vote TO which Illinois is entitled IN the Coh'eh
ton shall be distributed among the opposing can
didates-one-half for Davis one fourth for Trumbuu
and one-fourtb for Gov. Palmer The warfare Oh
the strength of this compromise is quelled ana inc
State will 90 into Convention harmoniousy To-
morrow.
The result of the Illinois Convention, tonight mas
baen IN harmonic the differences between the DELE
sates The Davis men, who had an overwhelming
majority. agreed to division OF the ofnciai
delegation as previously proposed. Good 1eeIihg
prevailed and this serious difficulty was success
fully fixed In response to motion to appoint on the
spot State Central Committee, John Wentworth
made strong speech for harmonious support OF the
candidate OF the Convention, whoever he might be,
and promised that if it should be Irumbull, he
would be, at any rate, Trumbull man-that
is going for Trumbull. He reminded the delegation
that. on going home they would meet great body
of sympathsers, including very many Democrats
and their action either by State Convention or State
Central Committee ought TO be irrespective OF old
party lines and therefore such step as the appoint
ment Of q Permanent Committee should be taken
hero. This was agreed to all hands, and the mo-
ton was withdrawn.
The Hon. John Hickman of Pennsylvania was IN
troduced. and made an eloquent appeal for magnan-
unity and united effort The delegates chosen
are az follows: At large--The Hon. Gusta-
vus A. Koerner, Jesse X. Dubois; Districts
The Hon. o. NJ Hatch Gen. Geo. w. Smith, Francis
Staokner, the Hon. w. S. Wilkeson, Gen. Fred.
Hecker. Gen. Vim. c. KeOfner, Capt Isaac Reyes
Col. Speed Butler Gen. l. A. Elliott VIM. stacy
the Hon. JOS. Bryant, the Hon. Washington Buck
nell D. L. Phelps w. Maddox. Louis NJ Babcock'
Ed. b. Pierce, B. Fox, G. A. Kourner, Capt. A.
Orendorf. the Hon. o. II. Miner, Jno. Bryant, n.
McKeen D. AFTER T. S. Mather Samuel Parks,
Gen r. W. Smith, II. W. Bishop, III. Wilcox, Dan
Bradley, Mr.. Prime, Mr.. Grotte Jesse o. Norton,
A. Sphinx Murray, Nelson Starkey, r. Powell, MIR.
MADDOX, John Wentworth Writ Dexter, Leonard
SWEET Jesse w. Fell. Lawrence Weldon, d. + LutleT'
c. H. Moore, n. b. Latham. n. X: Fairbanks, NJ.
Moore. Jno !. McKennon, w. NJ. Kellogg, Abner
TAYLOR. Asa IL. j. Greay, G. W. Miner, VIM
Fifhian W. II. Husen, Chas. W. johnson.
T. D. Craddock, J. S. McCIelland, u W.
Mcdowell, WIN. Ennis, L.. d. Day, j. n; kne-
son. r. c. w. Keny, Sidney Thomas, f. NJ. ha1nes'
Lake County the Hon. II. L. Buxton OF Carlyle Gen:
Rich RSwiett of Carlinville d. and w. b. Brown of
Sprin yfeld, Gen. II. Dilger of Springfield Henry
Winter OF Cairo Thomas Wolfe of Ford County, u.
H. Hammond of Chicago, Caspar BUTTS Oh Chlcago,
Gen John Cooke of Springfield.