, 1874-10-22

principles. Rutk HOE dlf&Heetln1i or CoHlh1R-
| lion ct disappointed moi. 1'ho Republican
party Ind grown up naturally aH tho trees grow.
1lo tl,ou H,,oke OF ills nomination at Ronkfor1i y
| u PARTY Cnnyentinn anl alluded tn tho asate-
mont that 1snckfnr,1 editor bad 1natln, that hs
| resolutions vers in lis nwn handwriting. THAT
| editor had racEla1 too SOM, JIG. happening II
write II good, bold hand, and leirg roqneate<a to
] roviso the soatnliofs. and having u,aslo H0llo
annondulo,lss had copied them plainly for the
| convenience Of rendlog, from pencil draft. Tho
| Elgin Convention: al which Farnsworth nas
nominated, then Gang in for notioo.--compoBe
| 10 aatd Of discordnnt n.ateriaH. old Abolition
tnts, Pro-Slavory Democrats. Grangerst aud all
worth a-going without my rnles or principles Of
tIloir OWL, but allowed him to make for hineclf
stjcn ruArfonst AZ III: cmosE.
lIe called npon FnrtHWorth to etato what ticket
Granger; lid tlellol him to carry out tho priu-
clp1os of his sulf-nado platform IN that combine
tio''. Ihoy only agreed III their hatred Of the
1:epnhcau party, and in efforts to over
'fs So al H. xs"a rsfs 1an"istF'oS IT lis an" Ssttse to
days, whom tllo llopntllcan party lad made him
what 10 was. Then Hf,l1lbut compared TaruH-
worth to 5ndas ns'h traitor. and himsolf to Paul.
II ho did como In at Inter tiulo, as Paul dill to
christ: Farusworth Two years sgo abandoned
md llurlbut Iabored hard npou this point 10
ahow tint thia vas Farnsworths gront crime
aganst tho pasty,-rcciting tho story ot Greeley
and that memorable campaign.
He then reriowod A{r. Fafnsworth's platform,
as he calod It, and his own PRACTICE upon those
principles Thcn in political life.
on TIE CrvIL-sERvrcE FLANK,
l,o aaid thoro wero now no ofllcora removed for
reasons Fsrnsuorth had statotl. lie spoke OF
FarnBworth appointing his own son to the Naval
Academy. Hurlbut believed In tho doctrine Of
Scripture, that n,nn 1sas worBo tllnn MI infilel
who did not provide for bis own house, but did
not believe In making that provision at tho pub
lie e1ponRo. Then followed rpviow Of Farna-
etc. !; whereas ho f11ur]but) had appointed llia
by competition. ind as I'LL incentive to mort, aul
cited tho chso Of tho poor Gorman boy from Au-
ror This 10 selied IN con15sst to Tarna,
to Practice"
Then he proceeded to reviow hiB opinions On
bnnlstng and currency; and read tho Republican
platform. Tlen travelled over tho ground OF tho
Treaty with Canada, aud tho Republican purity,
that
STOOD III ALL ITS rLEDoEs;
Tie oaszages At tho Boush, Ku-Klux, I.ouIsinna,
Bon Butler, salary grab, and tho history Of
Farnsworth not being involved in It; hts CO.
necticn with II, aud owned up TINT ho bad taken
Ills share of the Rrab, paid bitn monthly, and
thas ho had opentit; and ho rather boastod that
ho had dared TO do 10, Is q moro COLI
ground on the legrcatntss of tho Republican party.
Geu. Grant. disappointed ambition, Bon Buffers
falthfulness to bin friends; and stated that tho
Republican party had tho boldncss to oxnoso and
euro its own evils. and purge its corsu ption, and
hes'tatod not to put the probo to itH own naon-
bers. lie closed with doleful picture Of tho
dangers Of Abandoning aucl, party.
atH. rAaEswonTH
hero can1o in for tho laat hour. Haying taken
notes Of Mr. Hur1but's teview Of bis pcrsonnl
fsr, fns, Il
tho usual limo Of discussion. Hur1but had
opened TIM door for . like review Of tho interior
Rido OF bis political lfo a. Representative from
this district. No pcrsonsi aiiue!ona haTo boon
nlndo OIL either side to tho attacks that havo
recatos porsonaljlios Nj. Farnsworth docs
not leai in them. It anould be noticod that t1r.
Ilurlbut has reyer roviewod or attacked Mr.
Farnswolth's: political record in Congress,
nor anse T9s hs wh
4lludlng to thu great work tho party has done,
he Asa not stu3ed that tho very uamo measures
wero those In which farnswor.h NUS most &c
lively connected.
III. Farnsworth took tho stand, stating that,
before ho eho,tld como to Tho merits Of the caSo
in discussion, ,lo would elcar away Soma OF tue
rubbish which bis opponent had piled up. Tho
frs! itc:n Of Rubbish was b
CI'MpAn1soS Of TIE TWO CONVENTIONS
by which tho candidates were nominated. 1fr.
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