, 1874-09-12
lnhatM M'nioua Convention Of the
South Carolina Republicans.
Inc so-ca!'ed RetormeTs Garry The
temporary Organic alton.
nomination Of q State Tic1.ct h1,
the Kansas Prohibitionists.

THE MISSOURI REroRmrpo

srEEoH nY sEHAron CARL go1runz.
oF' LOUIS, bopt. 1l.-Tho ratification nf iho
iuoro8 nov"ment i'll this State, and tl,o ticket
Illuminated by the Peoples State Conyent,on ),
| 10" Gays ago, was held nt lilo Court-uouse IN
AiBn'' Tho rolundn of that building and Il.
sa'.l''a woi" crowded with people, and con7id-
@ slnolo enthusiasm prevailed. Thomas Gault. a
p1onloeht lawyer and Democrat, presided. 'and
5poeeneS n "ero made by Maj. William Gentry, tho
md er ronulaato Tor Governor Senator s3churz
% nnu otllor prominent citizens Of both nnlit;cnf
partlos. Senator schurz, after stating that IN
ee:tpccfs IN a low days to present hiy yioxa rno
follows: ' "' 1e'bsn' spoke ~
Aoyeeni when lbs ,ae M ur,ry ai H. tna re9plss
oeafer auu candidate for tl.s qoycr,orsiss t @
understand ts ovaant ntg Il N ny o3 active SUPPORT
now 1p pua ,dr'x to 10 s b. nslsna II
F;sng q tho &1santa e1sens nnRy Fl thu an frri nr
nf Hsaor t rsau @u ing a. na'orers aud business men
ma, ma"gess SO o. reckless partisan ring rule Men whosa
a,' aes or nany years have no. been hoard IL a1tcS
suffering and tLc necessity Of canas Iaya to a nts
rcsont,opn % e tue frons nd taon tho lead With firm
int evs;y eas of nsa s'sso f"r n.".as eGr
sna sisn Il. rs, h mss H.. 4. ii
br1gandago aud ruitan,Hm which 30 jonn haro honR
Permitted to u!sgrnre tho name Of tic Sfatn in ~, 49,
lion from borders 10 It east rootsa say o,t amea t
tho tma TINT tho farmer feel safo agan in
sho State, without fear Of assault enI roorv? tot
os es nws ~ enforced m vigorously ana iparial with.
enst not only iii hollow profession Lit IN norfc: 1nn
1a aug in honest fact; that every cent of lis nLa @
holders but for tho benefit Of tho pcono wn nv ~
"a a1es tlat the Government Of tho saso bc couluct
oyo 70 TIC reform Of exlhtg abuse and to H. s'Dga @
,o a. q lug public welfare aud that that Govern
10 secure go9d order equal Justice, and tho revival Of
ia si01s ~ s our
prosgsot fiat which owea s 'eng oTan 1aosG an IL
noyed and controlled BY no parsan inrcnaa wa ,n oa
nsRsnons. T.. d. you want Governor atei 10 aI
our candilate for tho aoycrnorshtn VIM fap n ~
reason bnt The purity mud energy Of bin charactor.
way s.ed o TO- forh BY ths .nanmo sp
Of purity, and WHO, when elected wi, hayo 10 Slain,
On bis gratitude to recognize but shat oi tic hone.t
md f.ed ear
a I've o. tno iaes that Missouri ia to DO no lougse
h. paform ia 70 alop.sd the Peoples Convention ha
a,rs 8; as nsoniso Of Government worthy IN ciar
sser o5 the future great Keystone State Of te Unior
'sgartlih8 tho recommendations coucernIn9 the
luaheo question: he naid It not satisfactory tn
No.: neither s It dscouragtng. It is not consistent
lcs hfovement, In regurd 10 tic financial oueatiou7
nay 10 said to sit Oh the fence T. Iaonr nthars shi}
iako an honest effort to help it down N IL
'Rns .s!tta, and I ani confident that IL.
tate Of Thomas Il. Benton will in the cnd nat rcnn
iae Que Of the most honorable and glorious Of IT.
'rnaa ,,, ine senator then stated he had been
aatHea with setting the Peoples Moyeincnt On font
causing It 10 he done, for tho purpose Of promotins
Il personal interests. Thls lo donied ubsnjrteiv n
III 4ualneayt Ana said lie carefully GbstnineI fron,
klng ahy part in originating 1t, that 1t mal,t nj
aFe rersonal character. Ho had no cpmnlunca.
oi, cither direct or tntliroc. Their purposes ami
mons wero unknown to him, lie stood as priyata
livltual in the advocacy aud promotion Of liz norca
ent Ally support" 1le said, "is given frcely and
a!iont condition. know that in this 1noycmcnt
we many friends. know, also, TINT iu il haye
any opponontB. shall gyo to buth alsko mr. actiyo
~ cordial cooperation tn promoting tho Rooi OF tho
NO without asking any questions. 1t seems to ma
pohtlca fortncs tllan feel myeclf II thGy thjuk
s9ou tHmg like tho pcoplos Movement caunot silc-
Cd without bcrefluug me- talc that aB commit
ont. anu thank t!lem for It. But II they fear thai
ny services may reAlcr to this may afterwards
llsoa az cll1n for reward here aud now Ho[cmnly
eaao aha cancel the morgage. Ny political courua
ueforo tho reopla My opinions I Shall exn1rya rs
lrlessly now as have done heretofore. For them
~ %aht this movement TO a1aro my Icsponsibity
lther do want this movement to furnish tIem
approval or support which on their own bottom
ey "o1l not have. Let lhcm bo Judged by them.
sea. alal sail unlDr my own colurs, and dn nnt
ny 10 thrive on narrowed strength. TIC cauEa
nd6 upon its own merits, and aB 10 my political
1855, have to stand upon mInc aud ain conteut 10
10.