, 1873-08-05
ANOTHER DISPATCH.

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CNo1NNAr1, Aug. 4.-Tho attendance at tho
purity tonight f1iIod Woods Thoat1e. judge
Collins, candidate for GoYerner, and Con. Pintt,
candidate for Lieutenant Governor, wore
Tho following is the full text Of the lottoza
from ox-secrotary Cox and Judge Stallo, both OF
whom Ind boon invited to bo at tho meeting.
Secretary Co2's letter was addressed to the
Chairman Of tho Liberal Executive Committee.
That Of Judge stalo was addressed to Judge
Collins;
MR.. co1s LETTER.
MY DEAR BEH: ADsencG from tho city will prevent
my accepting tho invitation TO bo present ut tie 1Io-
day evening meeting, but tako pleasure in oxpress
Ing ut hs 5 5esns ,4. G e %ah
hayo only repetition OF tho cGorta at coaltion aim
Ing nt mon,ontary success, md based upon no real
ma y il determestion to maEe eo'npetey inSe.
pendent organizaton upGn platform I'm, which unms-
foross havo bean advocating % turing aovera ~ years
sentna political tendencies % md consietions aso
creed or p',rroso Now that Tho var issues settled
favo' no % nationality. N Your ''Di platform 4 rop. @
aSS assins se Of % as n apas bee
lieyo, tho diyislon nuBt be made It represents
It honestly md frankly and has only to be firm in
Political IDEAS are similar. Thoso vi who hold hold
other, sdos Of theae Questions will also be
viii thus bo formed wch viii represent tic '' rcai
issues and differences Of opinion upon questions OF
present practical importsnso sincerely hope there
sf .heas
has not tho courage and patience to am at success
only hy the rough consistency. Tho nominations
Ss %s ss sfz ss ssif It's only ps
cal opponents will ndmit that Judge Collins
Is man whose character would adorn tho dovcrnor-
II ills high standard 10 maintained in social as vol as
q ssq o1o ts 70 future st. tug g. I
with our purpose, who WIN act in like manner when
they SEQ tho example Of determined action, FREQ from
Ing mud pormnnent nromu1gation Of sound political
doctrine, and pledged to truo reform. Worry Eespoot
fp'sS 3sissnsa5 sssI5'' s.D.oon.
LETTER pnoN JUDGE R1AlLo.
o1NoNs4TI, Aug. ?, 1872
eeting on Monday, but can say in fcw words that
hgs y kss Tsh0s sns s
of parties which arc intent upon proongng thoic
existence beyond the narposo Of thelr formation aud
e sGsa sp 'pGsz e asa e os s esSp Il s
i goss: Is RfoRos,0ns % III tare 2,,5y Il ~ juag, M
nesds OF tho hour. miss o resolution
in favor Of stoady return to currency whose value
treasury oticera or BY tho bankors and hrokers. % L
this omission s significant Of desire to conci1iato
mon who believe TINT the Government IL. In
ono form at least. competent to manufacture
your nucccss arc carncatness courage atoafaatness
| and permanent strength Of principle to doustye
and an m, monentary strength Of nubers auecoss
| your ticket, but . rIao into respect ind
confidence Of tho peop1o. whose mpulaca are unmts.
aims Of those who hayo placed that ticket in tho
fold. It iB hardly necessary to add that am happy
to DO able, by tho yoo mean to cast for this fall
testify not only to ny sincere interest ~ your
| {signed> J. D. sTAIIo.
Con. piatt'a speech tonight was road from
manuscript, aud 80 badly road that some OF tile
crowd grow worry rostlosH. Tho atsontlon genor-
| ally Was close and respectful.
hlr. Groeabeok tells the Democratic leaders
hero that ho is with them, but cannot DO active.
III tho campaign penlleton will DO firmly Demo-
cratic, but will not act extensively, if ut all, h
tho campaign.
o1NolssAr,, O., Aug. 4.--Tho cail for meet-
ing at Wood'H Thoatso Tonight. to ratify the
action Of tho Peoples Convention. held Ut Go.
lumbnH, OIL tho a0th inBt, drew together from
1,600 10 1000 peraons. William Ka1nnoy wal
oloctod proBidenh with q long list OF Yico.
Presidents. Mr.. namnoy, OH taking tho chair,
arragnod both tllo parties for having been false
can rule Tho Federal Government had boon In.
oreasing IN power at will. whilo the Democratic
party had forgotten tho doctrines ol
| BtrIct construction OF the Constitution
Tho bullot, 10 claimed, had bool
cast reluctantly for the past TOW years, mud thai
tho ti1no had now come for independent notion
| Mr. DayiH, tho representative OF tho Labor
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