, 1873-04-30

4tao JMdtcinl Oolivont10n..'Elo Pros.
pecfn".A Cn1lvnss OF VOtos,

| aho judicial Oo1tvont10n..,Ehn prou.
| pectn~.A Cnlvn4s OF VOtDs.
epeciat Dispofeh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
faiRoEToa, ILL.,, July 20.-Mr. retorH was busv NIL
aay exponnaing to awynrs and oil whom It might con-
cefn tito beauty Of Ills platform, Ifo y}Htcd 1,o. -,
sho lawyers and officers, aud oanyasscd for votoa +
amRolf, Notwithstanding tic declaration n,a1o ta
aefnoon to your reporter that e Ind taken mn scra
TO aoctro Ills nomination nud election. eomo ,loya
ego now appears, ho nlso wrote letosa Ia nuubor
Tue lawyers Of this city, bitterly assailing them for
navlns aghea tue call to Judge Lawronce md uang
suon language as loft no doubt Of tho warmth of bs
fecahgs, md tho intent1on 10 had In hia mini
o. running for tc oico In this county, which ia tho
nreo nort o. sc ~ assontont s ~ does exit with Tho M
farmora ae bo influenced by ueIo chimt'aic h,,t
outside OF tis county Mr. potera Inns not tho gpa of
snow Wst M the feal leaders of tho apnonopoIy
Hosemont IN tho different counties got together here
tomorrow aonc idca n1ay bo given Of sler probable
9Stion The fact ia there IL nobody hut AIr fosers 10
arrivo Tomorrow aud gather together In aiI thcir
atf9ngth OF numbers, different story may DO tod,
snd Mi Peera will probably sink back into lii original
u 9ppeara that tho meeting Of tonight Was brought
snoa. @ ~ - tho following manner: hlr Peters lobby
ecas that II became apparent somothng must 10 done
sr 70 tho 1gg and soe ono Or other
Esq vii aa1oss tho people
Sssos s Si9 Sa s
TenIencea the LcgIalativo and Judicial Rometies in
IT, nanaa ot ne peope and THOR Duty to Attend to
throwing light on Homo points not generally 1lndor-
stood by tho people, Lot nil who fco MI Interest in
faots.'f ~ N' "4N <Ao
havo interviewed soyernl leading lawyers, and thoy
9to Unanimous In constdering tho roelceton Of judge
Lawrence cortuin. They are Thoroughly acquainted
with mr. pctors and gtye him al credit for TIC energy
With which 10 haa aborc to fan tic ao OF diHcon-
tent Of the farmers Into brcozo TINT should waft tic
good shtp Peters into tho 1arbor Of tho Supreme
seriously contemplate II Judge Ionni Or Judge
oaton, or Judge Dckey Ind allowed Themselves to 10
1ghk for It III somo Of tho counties but the arm rc
3uaa Of those gontlcmou has given tho present 1noyo-
ment ~ unexpected nllake.
ray tho farmers sro rriatcd ant Dko ali men who
have ccrtan pct xed idcas not 10 met with even
tho show Of opposition. Thcy do not consider orroB
It s only question Of right md wrong With hi,n that
he consents to stand at n lila friends nro not work
Ing bore, being aasaed that the great boy Of farmers
really caro-. nothing about or1ang judge whose rec.
ord ia without bioniish. Mich moro might bc said
nut a to tho same purpose, uud 1t Is useless to TO
petors addressed tho evening mooting In rambling
egpeech, III Which he endcavored TO provo that tho
Supreme Court as constituted Is antagonstic to
tho tr9o interests OF tho people, mud Tint Judge Law
reneo !s the moving causa Of that antagonian
Ihe following s given, tho latest thing Tonight, as
tho status Of tho delegates: For Judge fawrcncs tho
Againss- Bureau, ii, md Putnam, l. Uninatructed-
ps9arta reg for Lawrence, and agsinst; Knox, for
u for and 10 agaiust Bark. for md against and
Jority, 18. 0e"'"''
Of lcclnston have been received from Judges Leland
aud Dlckcy, and Il. a. NJ. Crage, Of Knox County.
Several delegates Instructed to voto against judge
lawrence will yioate their instructions aud voto FIR
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