, 1873-04-03

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Krotdor; Vortnlton County, ]. II. Abbott, A.
g. Robinson, William nay, 4. Douglas, John
Church ; TnZwel County, T. uundzlkor, d.
". Ball +; Stark County, a. N. Harris; Schuyler
County, Jnmoa Dorco L. D. Wells; Pooria
County, John Durtlots Il. r. Irwin, ". T. Dow
dali; 8angamon County 2. Warron, Il. por-
Connoll, III. Dunlap, ?: Stout, D. G. Kalb, n. K.
Anderson, G. Hayes, L. Uubor, NJ. Kundosnn; |
County, Henry 4. WollH; Moreet
County, MO. Colo; Douglas County, J. Collin
Your Committee on Credentials bog leavo to
report TINT wo find soyonty-throe counties rop- |
tosontod BY 900 delegates, the names Of whom |
aro horewth reported.
NoN-DELEGATEB. |
4 discussion aroso OH tho question Of calling |
tho roll, to ascertain who wero dologatos. Fears
woro entertained that tho railroads wero repre-
aontod on the floor. Those who woro NOT dele-
8ntog wero put upon thotr honor to fetlro'
Finally tho Committee on Credontie1H were IN
8tructeu to prepare nu alphabetical !iRt or deio-
gates, end upon OIL Important quobslon' tno
vote DO tnken by yeas and nays. T.. ,on
that a xoto might be takon by counties.
Mr. Johnson ot Aancook, eata Misn teeaffd ho 70
0onycnton, that Il II was Judgment ~ isy;, thtSy tsy
1:eapt ~ nopai,sto tbo enenp @ afon1 msa Luz
6us,ta' u,ts soanx ~ .9ta NV W uonG. I'm,
nontou ,vas neoo ~ iom ~ ' c .ah1o nno
mamher ronorSnn ~ % +i,,t ~ +ho dniooataa hborg
;ss 11s..'4 H. H. ntb sI.asf ~. Sno ~ - i13
NY tout a1eaoa G,o H19. ~ T..,,,,,, nail HI,
. r. oan naa 0t h naa h,n cfta!
nau oosn Pfosgnsout pHs hono otuol pelaon uau
responded, Ho wantod fair troatmont.
5n9 motion TO RECONSIDER Wah vosod down,
ru Wy ;t VI VI" "' '''o
, alr' M!ug Maa chlleu upon ~ uonYel w ~. ~
roanond m0''" ~ %t'' pAos A'u'D''' o'S "'1 D0'
1osPGa ~ nr,,+,, nail +ho covor,,r h.a s+o+o1 n
, ~ ~, fn ~ AZ III oa;ro ~ "ttond
t Un so u" 1 ts ~ W ad
hao a",,st 3u;tt IL, - nttonI aMd
bo 1naEvcd ~ recnna;dorntion NJ tn wota' Thc
motion was carried, md further motion was
made TINT Gov. Doveridgo be invited to tako q
goat,
Tho amendment was made that the Railroad
Commissioners should DO included In tho invita-
ton. Tho motion, as amended. was carried;
Mr. LINK S thoy IL h"l ad thsTe
T],o ooneumers md producora wore efiko intor-
oated. Hc could food stock and raiao corn and not
make q speech; but both Houses Of tho LegiBla-
question. Ho believed that It they could not do
It. and tho pooplo could not supply tho remedy,
tIoY woro not capable Of se1f-govornment.
[Ohoors,J
Mr.. Ronaeler. Of Shelby, moved as eubstt-
tioipato in tho labors Of the Convention.
John Williams Of Horny, moved q resolution :
Resolved Tint It ia tho sense Of this Convention that
9 tho ynGa stse7 a.al build sP
ana on The MisasxRpi nver and sla9 feeder from r.
Dixon On tae hoeh Aos 70 1ntosaecs sa'a en"i u of
noaf ene"olu. ...,o ,,.a
motion 70 iay oa tno saoio Man e"stieu' i o4.t.
Tho Convention ro1uHoo 10 anV1so tho a'h'e
oomm11tee "hs npRoH.eu " wa'' ~ npoh .ao sno y
anu an nvtn thsm to tnko Soas
tho ngnet Ton arrn an G
Willard Z: flags' OF Mao1aon' were onppo'n'oo Suen
srEEon OF GOV. pEvn1pon.
The Governor, when prosecuted to tho Con-
Mn Pnzs1DENr AND dExT1EMr.N or THE Con-
yrNT1ox: shall nsA your indulgence at this
timo, for tho oreason that an suffering intcnsely
from neuralgia headache. Yet I will on
Ills Convention. Thore aro "'; II this
| State great mnny intoresta. There Is tle pro-
| ducing intorost, tho manufacturing and the
| trades intorost tho commercial interest," tho
forest Aftor considering tho whole question, I
lnye come to tho solemn conviction that It is tho
duty Of the Executive OF this State to be the
Governor not Of any ono OF authese interests, but
State Of illinois. Tho intcrests should all bo
nourishod and fostored, should all be regulated
and protcctod by law, but these interests should
aubservo each other, working for each others
good, and. as d people, W0 cannot G1t0EG
TINT ono interest shall bo built up to the detri.
| mont or destruction Of any other interest,"
500 before mo the representatives Of ono inter.
AIT. tho produoinu intorost. but rocorulzc tl1s
fact thnt tha nrofn cnu fnteroat In iii lends and
csrcc;nijv n fh;a ProiFio atnto. tho rchost couu
trY on 11nd'e rreon anrth Ia tl1o eranJoat auj
nobioat tntorest nakinc for onr projection. oul
fosterjnr. md nrr cpro. fAnnInuso.1 A lnref
| H.aiot 80 - a,..N1 ~ t,f: Gt.4n 49, q
ProPoFt.on OF tno pooplo OF inns ntaso at9 , "
eagoq III pIoaactlon, IN euinya.ing s1e o., sol Il
bringing ous ifon our 1loa ptsis'o soit sno f.un ,
HESS h,"ceo ,ma .nneo y 'no osoator, "';,
H.. VII Always ~, no Inc, me case .onoa. u
this 5tato tnat Eng farming ln;efess ;' et'
sho prodnc.iYo interest Will Do the argast ID r.
% o.uer III ineoteaes. 1'nnes ; m9n ~ nt nan
Matnous .nu htohs4t 3,;a. 4,.at nsttssss nio ses
Anom " soniu.!ie6 .liIua tnat ~ tawyors - ~
aoul'. ~ % lnu1n ous - ~ .ne 1nMSole vi, Ill., W ~
H. W 1nne.' "aan ~ ~ sot s'en ~. W. ora anU ,s
aso tao ooH.oe anu , w. w nv " H. ~ ~
uo9u. euua5 Mo,p NJ 1 thaao nroTaas;onoi IN
toroats ,,,iat 10 nroaorvoa trhn mannfant,1rin,
;utsrasta !4"nv ,]rat hi bo crlnn1ed' ho cn1n
-narciaI ;,tarast 1r1,at not ha crinn1ei md tn
uaAa treranartation or tha ra;iroad interost mrs
~ 3,a ahni;e1,ed Now M n nrof7ucinc Clans X
oannot rot along without railroads, They ar If
two rrcpt 3ntorasts whioh mmat suhsorvo oacl
othc1 Toke nwov1 frnm the statc tho rai1road
~ tha Rtatc md whoro viii thn nroirc1nc into1
eat ro tn7 IN the nthor hen1 {1,c rniIr6ad in
torasta cannot oat along withont thc Y,roiue,,
;ntorost ~ T,ot 6voru n faTnnnr IN +,,ia stpto ceae