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tho gallant !" Dicls." Yhoro ia anotlror mntter,
however, which Governor j. tt,at-la-to-bo, could
10 as vol, perhaps, antl will. on.inont Batisfac-
tion to llnn,uf and frienGH hut not cntirely to
porsonal admirers and adheronta, WHO, it
5 a potter aoS days Of '' Ills poIitesl tHs feSs fop
tunes, mich moro nlmcroua tllan when,
two yearn ago, ho was contc1rtling, agatnHt Aoavy
odds for tlle rlnco ho will now Slip Into ms easy
nlonts aro roforrod to. Tho few Hpartnn horocs
who stalsod thoir future on llis, whom both wero
dirk enough, cannot 10 forgotten By tho big
hearto patriot nov TINT % TIE gloom has ,'t loon
once moro. As Governor, ho ca,l hostow n1nny
places, both honorable and lucrative.
THE RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS
aFo on but ab r SrSGn Voted t 70, Gen
Though rcappointcd BY dovornor Palmer
piroi by limitation with The close ot
tho yoar, MeHsrH. Koorncr md Hammond will
by rosigning. Then, ,ex-sonator yan Dorsten will
meet with Ills reward, nftor patiently, yot ror-
Biutently, waiting two years. Ho wng q cailai-
date for tle Pcnaion Agency OF Southern llli-
nois, but thoro was man who served IL Genor:-
al Grent's rcgimont who had not nm otlco, and
President Grant gave him TINT, leaving Ynn
Dorsten out in tho cold, to cogitnte upon tho
uncertainty Of PRESIDENTIAL preferences: Tho
Fly e2m11r5 NJ I'D na a TINT GWe e vsn nop
Logsns an h o a mot e go1 as IL nj, 1 W"a
t1l I lo isto otale Mr. Kocrnerp place on the Board
Of Commissioners. Flo Is Il corpulont eix-footor,
MY Mo' n'n sP'1,o Nv ota1 ,.;',, r., .hn n'1au
10 tno egna'o' naShut oEus'y E ~ ~ Wo,a;,s
HELL, 49,, rs s, 49, umu ,un,o,,or ~ +hc
House, whoso ralno has boon auggeBtod. stands
not tho ghont Of n alow asairHt Van Dorstel.
r1eM Mss u nani tmo So;in ~. fa.,,no,'J
ILL., nio l;. uT1u ,."ss1,, of ~ ~ f.o,, nhawn
k1aeg' mn, ;a,a, a1s;,, t,at ia I. foron,6st
&C. aar Io 70 ona 81 1 ~ aGpns rnn noa
III pnrt ~ a,,"t ~ tIo can,,3in 1,,t
~ ~ -. III ,u;nn5, III i, ocantot;o,
ia r. r. toto rlacn, hownyor. mr.. NIcChognoy ia
nrroct;ur tn wnnr hia ,nnntlo. Nfr. Rnymonl.
nlt5 - ~ 1lno.l .,or 1,o rntn;,,ad ~,
,,l L;r III ;,,,ato o."r,, ,,;rt,nnn Will, Ito
aet;, aoup;,u. " LID '"1''''o "N4"A'''s' "A' "''
toa''no' a,,,,,,,,o,,rn.
- M, =, ,,,a ,,n,,;,,r u " ,%e nssa;on II In
60 ot a. tno ia II ov snp ayo ono o
ana there III strong leen thas sao woI.Hro ,o,,i =
ino ; ~ a'ia ~ t,o ot;r" noorI
3u1ts 'iv - Mrn',t ,n ~ ,,,I ;a couaid'
er"i Iot ~ bovo u5 cornoG ms of condnnco
1tG nna tue p"Tfy nIl ro,aro In s"v - n o e fna
nanc t, 1IsoAI .as s5inn nm ~ ~ ,.aaaad
!ntoug "Iosg tn'as % a 1ns s. nao',
IN saiGt Ms oo1 H.; coan.,,o' ,',I u ohaa po toa.
tify to his ability and integrity aud, MS
Governor Oglcsby and Governor 1'oy-
crilge aro mon who layo mn eyo
single to tho welfare of tho stato, they will,
porhaps, magna,,inloualy overlook his politics,
especially M it tloos not onor into tl1e rroapor-
Gooa and faithful servant" 4" bid lin onter into
lis Office for two years. moro. This is what may
Happen aud what mny not.
OTHER noAnDs.
ftho pcntontiary Commissioners, N1r. Riod
was rcappointcd this wooA by tho Governor. Mr..
Nowelt holds on for four, and Mr.. Dutz for two
years longer. Tho State House Commissioners
will probably renaain in charge of the building.
Mr.. boyeridgo, brother OF tho Governor, will nm
doubtcdly not DO disturbed. There aro other
boards III charge Of the goyoral charitable inHti
tutiona OF the State. i'll gome Of which NIL 60 out,
mud in others ono or two retro BY rotation.
pnEs1DESr OF THE SENATE,
There ia considerable interest fo1t In tho
Presidency of tic Senate. Il vi! bo an honor
able position, md its possibilities aro great.
The poruon selected will not only have tho honor
Of sitting on high among tho "grayo and row.