, 1874-10-05
POLITICAL.
Proposed Nomination Of 1Ir. ucsinE
for Congress.
Tho Probable Action Of fl1e Convention
To-Day.
Political Snlal1-Tnllz.



Tho Congressional aud Legislative Convon-
tions Of the Opposition party III this county meet
this morning III tho North Sido Turner-Hull. The
delegates from tue First Congressional District
will meet on the stage in tho large hall; from
tho Second. lu the Ltcdcrkrallz Hall; from
tho Third, III the dinng-r1om; from the
First, Second aud Third Legislative Diutrlcts,
In tho largo hall from tho Fourth aud Fifth, III
tho Liedcrkrnnz Hall from tho Sixth, Ill tho
dinlng-room; and, from tho Seventh, in the
library-roo1n Of tile Turngonloiudo, OH the third
floor. After all The nonna tiouH hayo boon
made. Which. 1t IL expected. will bs done By 1:30
or o'clock, NIL tho delegates are requested to
moot il, tue latgo hall to preBont ttielr clndi-
dasos, mud ratty them in lingo md gcneru
meeting, to which lilo public is lnyitod. Tue
lattcr Will ind tuata III Tho GHlleiY.
TIE Third CONGRESSIONAL.
It is reported tnat plan, suggested some time
ago, wi! ua carved outto.day Vt tho North siao
Turner: Hall. 1nat IL thy noniuatt9n u alI. 4.
T. mestng TOR a from / tue at rnlsd stiS shin
atr. Hesng nas any part. TO 60 to Congress
would iutorfo,o with liza business arrangements,
as ho has heretofore stated. He IL anceroly il
favor Of Air: l4oMoFno, wants him nominated.
ovor. that a1r. Lsa1oyne docB not want to run.
Ills Ioalta las not boon good, and lo foels no
inclination to plunge ugain into the hoat aud
Btrcss Of d campaign. Yhfa is known to those
peraona who arc pushing the nomination Of Mr..
lug were nomlpatod by ncclamatton bo could
not dacl'no NTH any grace, md ovon Ii lodd Mr..
LsMoyno would then certainly do,1ino to run.
The promoters OF this plan are ch1eAy Irisb,
and arc beloved to DO aotuatcl by desire to ae'
euro tho shrlesalty Tor an 1ishlnnn By getting
German OIL tho Congressional ticket, though they
may also think TINT :ir. Heeing would be tho
Htrougout man the Opposition could run In that
district, and that his nomination would aorve to
keep together that Peoples party Of which be is
ouo OF tho PROMINENT representatives.
Fourth Illinois Congressional Dts~
tricr.
Gen. j. F. Farnswort1 will speak aB follows In
Winuebago County:
Rotkiou, Monday evening, Oct 4.
Durand, Tuesday evening. Oct @.
PGsaton!ca, Wednost4y eysniDg, OFT. Z,
Cherry Vaay Thuraday evening, Uct. 8.
WiAneta8o, Friday evening, Oct. 2
Aud JOINT discussion will be held at Har-
ward. alcucn1y County, on Saturday afternoon,
Oct. 10.
Casper Bntz Will address u Garu,au meeting in
Aurora Oh "Wednesday evening, 0ot.47.
Tho kaon. ". S. Raymond at South
ffcHd, IND.
Special Dispateh to The CAteaoo 1ribnn<.
South BEND. Ind, Oct. 4.-The Hon. ". s.
Ha5nond, OF Whito County, candidate for Con-
gross Oh the Democratic ticket, spoke in tho
Opera. House last evoninS on whut he considered
national issues, only having nothing to nay OIL
State or local issues. He claimed to DO no parsi~
san, md to stand in the character OF an 1ndo-
pondont candidate, without tho art Of being d
politician. ue lad not been parsisan for ten
yours, md beloved both parties equally
honest. Ho accused tho purity in powor
OF laboring for the bepo1t OF capitalists
instead Of tho whole country. Ho pronounced
the Cnlroney Redistribution ncta utter failllreiu
producing relief, and attacked tho National Bank
system % . medium Of contraction Of tho circu-
lutou Ut tho money Of tho country, on account
OF the reserve they aro Obliged to hold, aud
wanted 1t dono away with. and tho Government
specie basis. which we must have, though he did
not wantit to be done with TOO much haste. Tho
banks were organized 10 meot want
OF tho Government in time OF
var, ana they have their mission. Ho said
the panic Of a year ago WAS causoa By tue Gov
ernncnt withdrawing from circulation ita certid-
catcB OF ndobiolnesB and tile 1905, which were
used as calculating melium aud banking ro-
soryes, which too suldony enhanced tho
ua gae ha Of xas s To- nny no aaSs ~h" @
woFo CONTRACTED whon money WAS very much
cheaper. Wnatever III done should be dono 30
gradually that the country would harl.y realize
tho chaugo. He beloved that tho aot Of
16G2 clearly intended tho payment OF the prin-
eipa4 OF tho Say bonds in greaubaoks, but
did not onlghten Ills hoarers ioS the greenbacks
were to be paid, He pronounced the tatiif, OK
ccpt for reronuo, IN absurdty and a hutnoug.
1t wae nothing but robbery; apd further, ho
Iouked upon it as Hlnr upon sho Industries of
the country. t1o IL in favor. II practicable. Of
opoulug tito NJ. Lawrence and building ship
canal around Niagara for the navigation Of
ocean yeaeetB; bat ne is not in favor OF the Fed-
eral Government building railroads Or granting
subsidies. 10 discussed tho Ciyil-Rtghts bill at
considerable length, aud pronounced 1t
unconstitutional for tho soason TINT
1t trospassol upon the reserved rights
Of the Statos, md nd discriminating in favor Of
the colurad race. He arraigned the Republican
part!y, whose Congross had no many invaBtiyat-
ing committees that showed up tho crikaes Of
tue Crodit Mobilier, Sauborn contrncs, and the
like, yet punished nobody. Ho Ha,d these
nscu luve acquired 10 much wealth and disttnc-
tlou that they eau safely dofy punishment. He
wanted salariea reduced, from President down. =.
Tho EntitsaMu independents.
SpscsaI Uspaieh to 4He Chlcauo Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct 4.-rhe Independent
maHs-meeting yesterday was tho event OF the
campaign, being tho largest In point Of numbers
aud the most enthusiastic asaomblage titus far
in tho campaign. Early ill., tho forenoon tho
people commenced coming In from tho country,