, 1874-06-11

~ hoberts: snM ss.n1sl raso; Cumberland County,
NOAH ir90nker ]: i. Johnson !. ". iantnar; Moi.t.
ey 5:es "i Il K:rr; I; 'Sin ioa csuntS,
1s;S u Rn'ssl ,a : d,n1 O. 1a%t n n 1Ioq.on T. I'm
Ss'esa hs%et d!oas: sa s"Siseen sGsH1es doanty %
se '&Rs &cnres o. con Sai So T. 7 r1s ssa'
Williamson II County, g. W. washburni Union County,
Tin:ssatf bt.trtet-Eawasa. aptl Wabash Counties,
Fesisr sSeS!ssa css%s, oSa Ssra
County, j.. i. CherireaIutt; 0nlat!a County, q. b.
sanas, ". noyd; Union Tar,ners Association 1t saa-
f?on Sc. and Montgomery oont''' H. C. narns' j. H.
TUE COMMITTEES.
The following Con'mitteos soro appointed:
"sps &hss ahass;hs Her ssse 1Ss; sSSsy AFGs @ ws ns
Es st; To9:t1 9; N,a oha Rss Ae.sy Ss
Ss!is $;% 4 s;ss
EqS'os asn 5 ss1sess' Sne3eeais a. T.: H. ler.
slonal District: Firat District. ]. 0recnut; socon,
IL. niathno; Third. 8 J. pnt1ab,lry; Fourth y. ..
Hnela:n1d; HIsesl:1 iifs, l. Cumming: siS J: Elliott
f. n. 3rYa,.c!ns; 3Y,.n; TTnt'. H. D. lan,mnua; Eleventh.
tst "SHtns' 1tne twe!s nn'nue, nN1,phrgy IhIe.
Eftrcrth " car,c. Va.s sesao sv' ptsom ,f8nto
! Nsvtntcen,h snus,,cl Itnekjey: k Ei,bconi,, II. A.
| <3omlwin: Nineteenth, Thomas i. CIaey.
HesolutionaOno fron each Congressional District
First D:a1rst, J. 0recnlu; scc0nd, J. g. Mnthuo;
r11a III, J" ga'npn F1nT ": J: Pollock Fifth. l.
s;a1 ~ mt ta sxt J9hn Wna IL 9rya: ssysnh cnarIss y
Tonth l Robert Ilallow"y; Eleventh, John Stuart
Fourteenth H. Jopca Fifteenth. j. II. Connrr si.
tecnth, Edward Miller; soyenteeth, j. G. yurrown
Eighteenth, J. F. Douton; Nineeenth, William D.
~, ,,, r1A1rona1s. . ....,,
:, MI. fat.orson. OF Stevenson county Wantol
tho seyerai platforms printed aitl distributed. 20
tint uellberate. action might bo tnSen: lie
moved that ooo copies OF Tue platform md reBo-
ldtiolta 20 be reported upon ny tAo Conlmlttoo
On Resolutions 10 printed, which, attor some de-
pate, "hs caftaeu.
| Aeotnor moilon reiorfea al! resoiutlohs ana
pau ofhas Ill tlo minus Of members TO the aamo
Mr. .: l.. Iulta, o. Marion. moyea tlat tho
! convention TeAlec11n!lyfocommehI tho platform
ndopted At Decatnr 10 Tho favorable col'sltior9-
tto1l od sho ,n; Eohlat.oo On Nesolu1ioIs, wncn
until O'CLOCK ........
srEEcri NJ SIR: yonis.
In the afternoon, before tho Convention mot,
Air. Foria. Of Shelly County, addressed Tho NOM
hors prese. n the ball o., tho financial nitna
trnotion should bo the batte cry Of their party.
| Thoy should tuko n conservative course. They
wore told that money could be borrowed in New
| York At tho ratio OF from to per cent. IhSy
could not, he know. borrow money on real-ostato
security for less than. III ror cent. There was
1nonoy enough ho thought to handlo tho
products OF t4o oo,n4ry, but not enough
to transact al lts Legitimate business.
Thoy could rot nitord to pay te present ratio Of
intercsts Of The monopolist mud capitalist. The
nationnl banking ayHtem , hat L., swincd tho pco-
pig OF 1lllno!a out OF ooo; t's timo that
saterlnlned I to protect t1en'sGlveh: applause.
iho speaker then handled tho Elh1cct q tho
fallEoatls, ane. conclnued Guy wi!on the cfalr-
mars gaycl announced that tlo hoalr 1or iesalac
AFTERNOON SESSION.
In tho absence Of tho report Of the Commit
teea appointed IN tho Inorn1ng, tho Convontion
CT a5p 9 to ths fasy 4 om on f fasr wo
"as recelyed with loud choors' came forward
and said that ho believed this as ali asseublago
OF workhgme'i. and not tnlhints men. Ha uid
not SUPPOSE that they needou any words o. lis
compllshod thor work, md tfat y vas time for
thcm to give way. (Appa.lse.] Whatever these
PARTIES might hayo boon in the past,
certain 1t wnS they had outhfed tAeir
usefulness. Whon parties began to live upon
the pust tl.oy bcca1ne like tho tooth Of
children, and tho aooncr they nre allowed = now
ones (npplauso and laughtorl tho boLtcr. III tho
| past oil Of tllom Ind fought vasantly uudor tho
1iag of their respective par.ies when thoAe par
tics had policy that called Tor honest rccogni-
ton and Insertion. There was t. meeting il,
Chicagotof tho Old Abolitlonlsts who mot to
commemorate events Of other times, but theso
! nh vo,,f1o,noy dill 1,of aY,,eat fin man
OF this generation to fall in with
them to perpetlate old memories.
No. The questions Of thia day were vital, not
retrospective During thu war tho country had
boco,io extravaeant; tho hubits Of tho people
l,al changed; llyea wore sacriileod, monoI was
freely expended wealth ind beon destroyed.
In those years Of struggle the railroads, wilic!,
hogan ns infants, had boon developed into
giants. Their monopolcs III tho North Ind
grown to ba almost III t1espo1c rad grinding ns
Ind been sluyery ut the South. [Arpln,1su,} 1t
| waa time tis state OF ta.i,sA sliould
l,ayo termination; TINT tho people should