, 1874-10-22
'TICAGo, THURSDAY, OCTOBER ~, 1874

that. after the Conventions rcro hold, it became
s,o sGss ts aassst, yhStsss h lid 'hSa'a r
surrendered their old projndice,, an Old.
well-trietl Republican ami an honest MIN, az
Horace Greeley was, or . recent Republican, ns
Grant was. It Was well known Tint Grnut wan
got IN aecentab'e candidate to many itepuh.
licans. Ifurlbut himself denounced Grant bc-
fore tho nomination. He was ready go against
him. "Tie difference between tin Is, that he
"HE ready To 60 against Grant before h!s OVID
nomination, and l.. at worst. ou1y mont against
nun s ntter tne nomination, when coald support
mr.. FhrhBworth noxt responded to Hurlbuts
review Of
n's RECOMMENDATIONS FOR OFFICE.
IIo'npoke Of HIS hcnding his son 10 school at tho
Nnral Academy, whlol was dono when there mas
vacancy which must eoou bo flied, and, an hia
son pasaetl tho examination withnut preparation,
he got thu appointment. IIo theil explained
TINT tAo appointments he Ind nlado wero poor
boys, WHO had natural atnoss for tho positions,
and 9c.rs had proved =, -, 80 y,9e by making useful M
hrol1ler-in-law. Dr.. Harl, Postmaster Ut Aurora,
The fact wns, ho was no brothor-in-lau at I'll,
and no relative. 11o happaned to be tho brothor
of q man who had married bis sister. and thoy
hoill had heon doad twonty- five yonrs. d.. Htuti
poor, having lost Ills health and practice a.
physician, and 81 1t was popular appolntnsont.
aud everybody in Aurorn Waa glad Of it, aIr.
Hurlbut ought to bo satisfied, Az to brothers.
in.law: said Mr, Far1lswortl: turning upon llurl-
ngt. II could ta1e unfold. but forbear."
Flo continued: "s1r. Hurlbnt saya hc beovos
In the Scripture doctriuo, to provide for those
Of ono's own household; but lie would not do
ie at tho public e1panao. Bnt ho lea not aent
t's own son to school merely. under ttlo t!nv-
ernn,ent as its servant, after 10 had honorably
passed examination. a. l did my son; but ho
tcta n'e son appointed ComnsBslonor on tho
pasliio Nailroad: which IS lucrative position,
ana ono Wher6 there ore many chances to pro-
gide tor 9nossof , ead y s not this providing tor
onoa or own householo ~ tho paollo expense :"
ltTeat cbee'e;
no comPlaln5 q ny appointing ny nonho"
tostmaseer at GolStdere, Mr: Aur!onts own
aoHn' IeeonmGhoca snas appo;ansnent 9 Oily
= ataet oe'ng nrsoa ny pe.!toa taoin ot;.a sno
/, IND copy Of 1t mado At tho department. M iese
tnero ahonia DO aomo compliant hke th's' It ls
siEnod si BY 4oo citizens of Be!yldero: md among
I9em prominently le tno hame OF ntepaea A.
= No,r 1ot -. Iook i,tn
sn,,, ~ -. 1In n0n .,r,, , n,,,,,s .,.o,%,r.,u~re
from % Surors @ sxrnu,orc ri i,sra l. 'ooseu oonr
cr;nnle wi,n Ind donc thn au,;ss 20 H. odco
.ha au otd tno au:ien ~ .no olco,
,l,"t,a .r1a art,e Sa snat, ns oaanEe Was
nf9icc Thn 1ybn1o tn,, .ssra ;n s.1or 80 htn' to
n "GG H. ot 1 h.n Mnuc nd .on , We9e IN iasor o. hl
~ tnrtr.,,;,,e n,t ~ gftv N,, tS,a sn1'an,!ont
md desarvne man cn,;11 NIX Ia srnoIntn1 ns
~ ,t ne;an ntn - posnou 10
1}mrlhnt:s n.wsnsncr ~ kvromnr. "i r. W;no ~
h.no Eonrty ,hnro 1x,x . {e,1a not3+inn uirn"d
BY some hundreds. for IN snplscunt % for 'se Post-
f;vo nan,ns' he,nn friend of Hmr,h,1 1nfa ia
nrnontunnt 1hanasn ,eo ioan ,s,,,a hufI I'll ,rar
it, 1tatr;ct antl ia iiT1cas ~. ioa hv ia 1's,,
sn sdu haS h.1nsa , sr, nre holni, IJr,,t IL a
rae ha nHvu sars ny nrs now m.ae % ~,
fnrm H. "03'So ~ WV p'''~ 40 '4'' t''"''
ind 11urthns Ia. de,c+,hef o,rt;c,,,,v +bo
,roct;no ~ ha. .dnnf,d 1 ~ ,o
al no o
of achool@sstcrs together to s1n9iso s them IN
s,,n Inn thos" " .re nnt tha oniv % 7,oiIa-atinn<
t n e}ai" ~ "t1,a
tna,a t1x;i Roforn, c,nnot % ha nc"o+n.
niieh.d y, thot wsv,, ~e"o' ~ '~~S"@
H. fiarnaworti, an;5 !. unr,b,t i, hi. 1iacr..
''ou u
THE TARIFF QUESTION. :,
snoMS s saas ~ ano%s pnt ns'e aeoas y: no epn i
ieEscu ~ n"1tosu tu"t no T!u uot Ano" taas ~
!'npe5 ~ was s.1o3ocs 20 a 40 o., was IT, ,os ta1
ana seL 'neae nlen'r4to atslclea 90 not PRO"
aace Inc ro'snue' Afns~oItn was sGIy GA
La9stlso ., . On h, thln pol1t. showing Up what 10
9tasef shat ans1ens haa Aos ssaaieo ahs snn}eos.
al IN alaane 20 INC 9a.y on ssaan, NJ Ma: nualpsas
cried ont 70 Fafne"qsln II no cared 20 aTow
hlmseii y granger. tatnaHofth Responded at
once. t9Rs ha nao no oDlcct1on 70 sta1fnT 40 YES
not Granger; 10 Gnn1emneu the iaea that
sone peoplo We1o W'lnng 70 ADMIT that fhty r.
oAa1se'o " - xngnoua s' I'VE o!se. to1cetn.i
In enid uurjhrt Ind rntri for i,,nst;o, ,pt,
Grant Ind vetoed It, Either unrlbnt ar Grant
WAS not with tho Republican party on finance.
Lie (Farnsworth1 was NTH drant. tho President.
oir. Farnsworth was very eloquent and forcib!o
~ tsa III. e,osnS p@ss .. s s Spssea ~ aaa % esca 80
liz snt;.stave,W caraer, snd tia ~ rrowti,
Of rao Republican party; and lato
ia tho day. Aurlbut. after. protesting
a:gainat TOO proetratlon OF the wh'G part? to
.anossons, M Gan 1"og oig tHfn ;as aps ,pen
lar. anch "a IA Bntier and raieh Gnshing fnatencd
themselves upon 1t to roryert aud corrupt it.