, 1874-07-30

Ihoso OF Tho Democratic Central Committo
w Wig 1 "e.o present signed the regular call witt
OUT tue asidondlm-tho latter being signed b
"a suen outside psrsons M wcro In attcndanco.
II. Iho meettns then adj ourued.
r. :; THE HoN. s. s. MARSHALL.
TRIBUNE reporter interviewed Mr.. s, s, bra,
4 shall Of tho Panler House last evening With rt
gard to tho acton Of tho Democratic State Cen
= tral COMMITTEE yesterday. Mr. Marshall WAS no
: smemeer OF tao Committee, but az Democrat
momber Of Congress- from the Nineteenth Dis
trtcs Of. Illinois had oxpeoted to bo present. II
! was called swa5 by othor business, but. had nc
Qualnted hins.lf with tho substance of tho call
na expressed himself In regard to 1t very muol
i. u follows, a..
Roporser-Hov does tho action Of tho Stat
uommittee commend itacf to you, and, in you1
1udgmont 10 the people Of your district?
MIR. Marnhal-Woli, sir, I think that it uill b,
satisfactory to them. =
| Reporter-of What counties is your dlstrlc
: compoaod2' ';,>'
Ms. Marslall-Of qa1Iattn, Edwards, Wabash
Rlohland, ,VaSno, White, Jofreraou, Franklin
Hamilton. and =: few otlers. 80.
tRopotter-1t iBa Democratic district, bolieyo
ar: harslall--Yos, sir Edwards is the ouly
Republican county in it. -: -
,:,o..a4. HARD MONEY. 90
hoporter-Iho call Is addressed to those whc
aro ln fAyo' Of har!l money yaud return to xii
tie old idoas in regard to currency. How will
Mr.. Nafnlalf4Ithink that they ara ut heart
In favor Of it, OF courHo, thoy would like to
SEQ. good t|'noa brought about rs Boon a.
possible. a1d somo Of, them aro infected
with. the Idea that :. Goycruniont can do It
! bya increase Of currency, but LIDO not bolioyo
tne idea is general or tlat:i it, will hold much
longer with my Of thom! =.
It'f1fGllQftGr-AHOW II 4Ij0uE ne /.
payments
IS. Matshall- l-:wfoi, think tboy al, doaro t.
end hope Tor 1t, Boonor OF later; but not by auy
aSlcea 10 process-cortnin'y they are not in favor
9! 9! setnng tho Government. machine at;wotk
tuEnln8 oue paper money ad libitum. Thoro has
@ent noen ohango IN that respect in the last few
.neportor-Thou Cen Anderson nust be 1nfa.
takot, II his idosp upon tho aubtcct7 -
Mr. Marahall:- = think ho is, decidedly. -
neppTtermosn Anderson belongs your dis
Nj. Marshall-He does, and presume will
N;eporter5shali 1 you seek for the nomination
htr. MarshA11- Mo, air.. ran against nv will
before. aud shall retire from tho lists this time.
:. - ~ THE INDEPENDENTS. ltc'
f1lteHorter-How about tho Indopeplent'
movemdnt IN your diBtrict7 !: : - !.
=; Mr. Marsha1l-Weli: i think IL Ia growing
Neporter-Whns party will 1t draw from most
Mr. afarsh.1l-1 presume from the Democratic
party IN ny district It is tho way Of ndor
party that Is In tho majority. Otherwise thcro
would 10 no use Ia their e1iatonco. But it is
going down very rapidly everywhere, and i think
It, Leaders feel already that they hare 1nado
: 70 now 70 WIN. :.
hoportor-llow do you think that success over
the Republican party can be bost attained IL Il
under tho Deplocratic namo or some othor. tho
Liboral, for instance.
Mr. Marshal-1t is my bolief that Democrats.
aoouer undsr tha Democratic name thnn
any other. Experience seems to teach thia.
hayo no foolings Of. supotstitiona: in tho mat
is1 ni ~ H. WOULD 30 yng 70 sail nndor any ag
seems to have wonderful hold upon tho neo-
ple 1t Ia worry hard to kill the Democratic narty
Say so IN view of tue. FACTS, and not from any
ilingnoss to givo up tho namo II it would be
49,: =. :: aUMPruAnY 1Aws. j, i
:Roporter-The ''calI." l believe, has q clause |
against humptuary Laws on social mattors7
E,s ms riaas sFs.1mYss: That thn viii meet
like such restrictive legislation as NAV be- of
actual benefit, but mono to tho axtent Of actual
y attempting to control peopIa's appotitos, or Of
7, legla!asion.'n any other respect.
:, heportor-AaEo yQp heard anything about the
Germans and theis Intentions in Tue coming cam.
AZ: slarshatl-Yes, str. Am told that thoro
Fia y, be very great change at the ne1t election,
10th hero and in othor sections.
EXPANSION,
Reporter-l'et mo ask again with regard to tho
eeiag IN favor OF ourrouoy expulsion in vonr
eetion, and ~ Southern Illinois ganorally.
hr. Marshall-4 think there il no doubt that
hoy arc At preHont opposed to It, whatoyor thew
aay have been some months eeo. Aud with tiio
Democratic party tho traditions In fayor.of hari
lonoy arc 80 strong TINT, when 1T IL mado m n.
ae, I tlnk 1t would rally its nombora almost to
Roportor-You have lstoly boon in the East. I + i
ltr. Maralau-Yes nlr, and what yav to vop
it'll regard to rotaiaing. tho PARTY nai,,o, and
no win regard TO tho decay OF tho Far1ncrs'
srty. II baHed in part upon what Aayo there
armed, :
LOGAN, ,
Reportor-T!,o Senators elected tljs ycar w;llI
we vote 70, upon tho xo-eloction Ut Mr. John a.
Mr.: Marshal-Yea. sir. lIo stands as we'll i
lth his partyin III Southern Illinois ~ oyor. but i
3 party IL EoIug down hilI and ho will probably a
70 ground tlu full for tllat reason.
suppoAq, OF course tue poople-at {
aHt the Demaoraoy-of your district aro lii favor t
3 reyenno tariff =
AR. h1arss.ll-Corlanly. That o]ause of tia ! r
u, aa l nm iutoraod of It, will moet their ap. 4
TME PROSPECT.
Reporter-What do You think of tho prospect
y coming fall r,
Mr. MarHi,nll-We1l, think 1t very good In A.
nd. Tho Fa1nerH' party, aH am informed. is -,
mug strength, mud the number of d,ssatsiiotj ~ ~
'pnbscaAs il Oh tho increase. not Mentioning ~ ~
uortnatH. 1t HBDmB to me thero is good ~ ~
oHpoot Of carrying tho State. IL
l!epoStor-Anl you think 1t can bast bo doue "
der tho Democratic nRme al,d Organization
UT. alarsha!l-Yos. slr. think there can bo
doubt nbout It. would bo willing to Give
both II It would help mattorB any, but [ do
tlnk It would. Ar said before, tho Den,- =
at1a party sooms very hard to Kill. spea!t Of 4:
az fact. not w = boaat. muat recoEpize
TACT, though I would rs readily