, 1873-05-28

A''o ouP4ctao unuBo8 tlAVo t0ffnB OF ntMo T0hrH
and. by tho enlargement Of tho Court in 1870, /
OCCURS TINT flvo torms 60 out In 1870 ono in 1870
md ono this yoar. an additional vacancy I'm
pooh nlado this yoar, III tho Second District, b.
tho roslgnation of Judge Thornton, torn oulinl
IN 1870. Tho Judges in offico arc pjncknoy II
walker, who will now DO Chiof Justice unit
1876; Sidney Droeso, John III. Scott. Doniami,
H. Sheldon, md William Il. a1cAlllstor, WHO i,o1t
Until 1870. The Supreme Court districts thai
have oleotiona thiH yoar, and tho candidates
Aro:
| SECOND DlsTn1CT--TEn11 ENDS 1870,
Tho Counties Of Donh, Calhoun, chrtsttau. Clark
olay. Crawford, Cumberland. Ei1nsham. fsyottc @ e
aon. Marion, Montgomery, Rchisnd, Shelby.
Candidatos: John schol1o1d, Of Marshall
CLARK County, first announced as nm indoponden
candidate, and accepted by Convention oi
Lawyera, at Vanda1ia, May 7, and by Convon.
tton Of Farmors ut Vandalia, May 29. Arius N
| K!ngsbury, OF 1IillBboro, Montgomery County
nominated at Vandalia by seceding fragment oi
tho Farmcrs' Convention. Mr. scholflold WAS
member Of the Constitutional Convention in
1870, and Ind previously aorvel in tho Legisla-
turo.
FIFTH D1sTn1oT-TEnM ENDS 1879.
| Tho Counties Of Bureau, Grundy, Henderson, Horny
Rnox, Lasallo, Masahall, Mercor, rcorta, tutnurn,
| Stark, Warren, Woodford.
Candidates Oharlos B. Lawrence, Of Ga1os.
burg, Knox County; wna unanimously elected
Supreme Judge In tho then Northern Grand Divi-
sion In 1864, mud has boon Chief Justice since
1870. His candidaturo is based on an invitation
very gonorally signed by tho lawyers OF tho Fifth
District, md has boon voluntarily indorsed in many
local meetings OF Farmers Alfred NJ. Craig, OF
knoxville, is tho candidate Of ao-called Farm
crh' Convention at Princeton, April 30. He has
boon County judge and Was mombor Of tho
Constitutional Convention in 1870.
Circuit Court Tor Cook County.
Tho Circuit Court for Cook County waa. bv tho
constitutional Convention Of 1870, enlarged to q
Donch of f1ve Justicos, three Of whom woro
elected in TINT yoar, and tho fourth {Judgo Irco)
IN 1871, Judge Williams, formerly. holding tho
Circuit alone, has boon on tho Bench snoo 1869,
| and is now Chiot Justice. Ill tho presont
Judges aro candidates for recollection, viz Eras-
tus 8. Williams, William ". Farwoll, Horny
Booth, Johtr G. Rogers, Lambert Troo. They
wero renominatod ut tho Bar mooting last gasur-
day. Other candidates may hereafter appear,
hut "a yet there has been no publicly-organfzed
opposition. Sam Ashton is running as M iudo-
pendent candidate.
+ The stnte Circuits.
The sovoral circuits layo boeu nowly ostab-
Isled aud numbered by the Legislature las re-
quirod by tho Constitution OF 1870, for moro
equal distribution of labor among the JUDGES.
In only fow OF the circuits ia thore any eerious
contest; and 1t may bo said, moreover, that in
not one OF thom ia tho contest really vol do
! fnod, much "a has boon Baid about it. The cir
cults and candidates arc as follows:
FrsEThe Counties q 10 paviess, Stephenson, and
no opposition. N' AA'
Second Tho countiea Of Boone, peKalb, Lake, and
.1f1F1r fR... IL.
9tosi saa Charles keam Of both % Ioaa oao
Aeaa4t Tat@a-rho Counties o, Carroll, r.. oo,o 49,,
wnttsaide Judge william, W IIoston. o Di1on,' On
sait Ha,,x!1 o. 1awSSsn s ena Iasnora Convention.
so1 po1P9Hss II Hn R"s rna He T.
'Earinors; Charles Wheaton, Of Aurora, BY Repub-
tYGA-Tho Counties Of Henry, Morcor, and Rock
Island. Judge George ". pieaaanto, of Kock Island,
sf1fh-fho Counties Of Bureau md Lasa,1o Jusoo
o1s5ndgs ~ 1isiey q Ottawa, indepsndant: '.'
Josiah Mc1oDere, Of Joliet By Lawyers and Farmors;
erJuago Sidney ". Harris, Of Morris, independent.
Wsrron Judge Arthur A. Smith. of Galosburg
lanes "a IL. stewart oi Monmouth Jalnes G. madden
Ntnth-The Counties Ut Peoria md Stark Jutqn
Henry p. HOPKINS M Of peoris, nominated BY hepuDil-
Gana Joseph W. Cochran, q Peoria. nominated by
7tnsh-Tle Counties Of Adams and Hancook judge
}pp Josoph s!SSllSey Of Quincy noniasted BY Deooras
boanes y Brosn, Puiton Mcpon-
ough, Pike, and Schuyler. Judge ohauncoy L, uig-
toanties s % y Msrsasl, Putnam raze-
well. aud Wooaford. Judge Mark Bangs, Of Lacon
sa Sc ss 6sS nsSe Sss Sas, ( E
neury; Joseph ). cassel, Of II raso All indapend.
Ihtrtttnth-Tho Counties Of 1roquo.s, Kankatce,
snd Livingsten: Nathaniel j. pilabury Of Pontiac
FourittntI-TIe Counties OF Ford and Mclean.
Judge Thomaa T. Tpson, os bloomington, has op-
FVxetnth1Tho Gonnttea Of CLARK, Coles, Douglas,
n. tnoon. nominated oy Iepubeans e1-Judge oliver L.
.Si1teentA-Tho Counties Of Champaign, Macon,
ns"a mud nat hS 54gs Ahgr Gagter q
Of Champaign, nominasol by Farmo.s '
s<vsntienth-Tho ooqpttes ot DaWitt Logan, Mason,
both Of Havana, aid both ciantng tho regular Faru'
Eighte<ath-Tho Counties Of Calhoun, cans Greene,
st 5ssIsonyille Epos of ?se11onViio Sstan;
eS1:s az II
m9n; a t. 9uago John A. e0e5nana Of spriagaeli 6y
Ct 5s{Gy eitns Go asSssaa zss S aRnsa ~
ats@s1anS asH 1esa? e qhIs!an rsyse
e by no soaSo mo1o H.
3,ssnftarseLTho Goun!o4 Of CLAY. Crawford, Gum
gof!an4; ,EnE1m 5aspor Lswrenc0 and Rich1an4.
e3;Jadgc Janoe @. Allon, vi Palestine, Far,nora:
Etholhest Callahan; & Of lsohinsol'. Republican:
st. Clair. Judge Joseph Gillespie, ot Edwardsyilc,
Independent; ex-JAdgo William II. Bnyier, Of
polleylllo, independents; Levi Davis, Of Alton, by
4tssaty y-thirl-.Tho counties Of Clinton, Marion,
M4.nros, Perry - Randolph. ana Washington. J. Perry
JohnBun. Q! Cheator, nominated by Farmers; Anus
Watts, Of Nashville, snleponlont.
1trsnfy.faurth-IAe Coanties Of Edwards, aaatin,
Hamilton, JufIcrHon, Wabash, Wayne, mud WhLto,
Judge Jnf,cs H. Pollock, Il 1It. Yornon; Tazowoli T.
Tanner, Of hit. Vernon; Edward u. Groon, Of hit.
CARMEL ;-all independent.
1seeatg2a/1h- Counties Of FRANKLIN, Jackson
Raltne Uuton, and williamson. Judge Monroe G.
Crawford, q Joueaboro fold Third Clrcap aud judge
Andrew D. Dun, Of Bonton fold Twenty-sxth CtscuG
-botll inlbponGent
71renty-st1tA-Tho Counties Of Alexander, Hardin |
Johnson MaaAac, popo, anil Pulaski. Judge David |
!. uaker, Of Cairo, haB no opposition,
New England Female Suf9rngists.
DogToN, May 27.-Tho fourth annual gashor-
Ing Of tho Now England Woman Suffrage Asso.
oatlon III fremont Iomnlo attraota loss attention
iu point Of numbers than uaual, Julia Ward
1Iowo presided. Tho speakers included many