, 1874-06-18

The Illinois Stale Register says:
The GaIatin County nl.> Gazette strongly urges the
nud inBsts that "tf there IL member If our 8taio
Central Committee who is lcsitning about question:
lug tho progrietr Of holding convention, he should
rtaKn." Tho Guzett: rrst INSURED that conven
tion will be card anl held. The only question now
to bs determined Ia o tho TINS when tt shall bo eld
in Nebraska local meetings nro being held
preliminary to State Convention to organize
tho Independent Movement. Tho Omaha
Herald {DemocraD hopes 1t will be possible to
unto nil tho opposition against tho Republicans,
Gnd says:
But whether they do, or do not, tho Democracy
should 70 into courentiol franc FREQ Trade, Hpno
1ulc, Hurd Money, and Socin! Frcetlun Ahti-rrn-
htbit}on Platform nominate ttkes mud tight It uut
On TINT line without regard to defeat or fietury-
Tho st. Paul Press argues in one columu that
Averill, saary-grabbcr, Of tho st. paul District,
Is highly eligible as Republican candidate for
recollection to Congress-, and, In . parallel col
umn, that Dunnoll, nalnry-grabbor, Of tho Vino
na District, is highly ineligible. Tho Press owes
Ayerill for the st. paul ost-Ofllco and don't
owe Dunnell. But the Winona Republican owos
Dunne!l for tho Wiuona Post Office, and thoro-
fore responds:
If there was any Doubt thrce tasa ngo, Of Mr. Dun
nell's renoA'ination and consequent re-uaction to
couaress from llih district It uay e safely assun,e
We thtuk, that such doubt no longer renuius. TIs
State Capital dtctators representcd by the "two la-
pers, both daily. Of tlas city-haye undertaken
species OF defamatory warfare in which they are
experts aud the result will Se ihat tho Republican
masters a st. Paul hat they neither mood their atyics
nor regard tlclr threats. ITO your cnta Israeli"
| The purpose Of Dunncll's friends, us OK
| pressed by tho Winonn Republican, to nominate
him in spite Of his unpopularity, aud in spite Of
tho cowardico aud unalanly evasion Of duty
which hnye causedh Lis unpopularlty, is a purpose
which above all things, the 1T. Paul Pioneer most
desircsto encourage II thoFo s anything it Gan
add to what it has alraadY sa1d to. .lncrolse their
| defiant frenzy, and li,spiro them 10 cram Dun
noll's nomination down tue throats Of the voterH
Of the district whether they will Or no, 1t will add
| 1t with commonllblo rolsh md speed. Aud
| should ho DO renominatod as, from tho assur-
| to believe ho will, the Pioneer will oppose him
with yigor and q fsryonoy which will bo shared
tho very least-S1. Paul Pioneer.
There il reason to fear that tho people will
mako up tleir minds tint tic Forty-third Con-
party with majority Of fully twothirds in eIthsr
:: House tint cannot redeem ita pledges upon
finance. poygamy, and civil rights, may woll aus
pcct tta Representatives III tue National Ilegis-
j laturo Of being wenl-kneed or shaky. Tlo con-
4 Htitucnts Of uncertain men had butter keep them
ut home. Congress- IL no goodpluce for tAcm-
Washington National Republican.
In mort caaes where the salary -grabbor haa
como up for roelootiou his constituents hayo re-
minded him that "the thing hns mt blown
ovor," and lo has suddenly boootne convinced
that tie j. weary Of public life and needs rest
Boston Journal
Tho philadelphi. Star says "Is it not time
for tho otizonH OF phllndolphla to take into serl
ons consideration the propsiety Of being repre-
aentel Mt Washington in future Congresses by
mon OF markad ability and influence 2"
IL anything waB needed to finish Iii. Con.
gresB1aa1i Cotton, Of Iowa, hia frank expression
of opinion concerning tho proper Influence oi
Government patronage ought to supply tho want
na,ne il IL oontomptiIle ono.-livs1u,y Eyes
ing TclcgrapA.
Tho Republican Convention OF tho Thirt
Congressional District Of Vermont, which unan!
rnouHly renominated the Hon: G. W. Hoatot
quot a salary-grabber), resolved TINT "the tims
has now arrived whom resumption OF spacis
payment should ba etronuollaly urged, and thu
the financial policy Of tho Eroaidont meets ou
unqualified approval"
There ia little It any doubt In woll-lnformeI
political circles OF tile Republican ro-nolninhtiol
Of tho Hon. ii. g. Hunter [saIary.grabher] fo
Congress for the Torro Hauts District There il
but little II anv muro doubt OF tho nomination
Of Col. Il. n. Hudson, OF tue Terre uaMte jour
nal, by tho Democrats aud Liberals. He ls d
the haad Of tho only Democratic daily newspaper
III tue district, and h, Witlat, the most available
man In the party. The contest batwaon theat
gentlemen will ba cloHo oia, with tho cAance'
in favor OF the lattor, who possesses many o
tho moat essential elements Of succesa.-1cr''
Haute Gazette.
Col. George 3. Mcclellan, OF Sullivan Coun
ty, IL announced for Congress from tho FRS
District Of Tennessee With tho row betweel
l,utlor and Gillonwatora growing lorcer ever,
day, the proapeet for the election Of \ Demo
favorablo.-AashuilIe (Tenn.) Union.
1t now looks az though tho noxt Guborna
| torlnl contest In tllo Stats OF Now York would b,