, 1874-09-04
THE REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COM
1IITTEE.

THE REPUBLICAN, CENTRAL COM.
1IITTEE. !.
The Republican State Central Committee mot
in Parlor No. FL, Palmer. House, at II o'clock
ycstortlay forenoon. Tho following memboA
r. il. Pops, Cairo Charles H. nce{, Chicago; JAiuea
Il. Clark, Nation; E: 9. uanbargher, Hprlnghela;
fi1s pistr1et-o charles i. Ham, Chicago >s.
IT1h Disirttf-w. q. snyder. Fuisoil.
7Sa R';;;st Ms,a4s 'ieSten S;sas G,,,a,se
1fee;ah 1tstrtst--Ja1nes Tishbaek, jacksouyilla-
fourteenth Dstrct-si +. Iunan, Decatur.
ften1 ssetats D'.stS i.ts T. Trs, t'T h3aSossa SasA'
EertntfxnA DistTict-J. I. Hnakcr, Oarinv1llo..
sth st<nh sstsed~.ra rfs RSnSs FYsies
In nddition to thoao were tlo following gontle-
men, from all. tho aiatricta Of tho state, who
wero invited to take pa.t in tho proceedings:
'st D41esonntor . John 4 4 5osnn lanes z =
liam, " F. Palmer, L. Duboi4. Frank Gllbert, Mai.
Sseesd D.rtst-4 s41snury, Clark 1s 1'Ps', p' ". 4.
% aSisa ptssrscs-E, 3. TAYLOR, Louis schanncr, @.
Senator csni5sd. Y: n Fexoll u. L. zron, i. :,
Sereaih Distrfet--rho lion. Franklin corwln,
George 1sa%eli0' Henry "ee's, 1amos ao0d'peod' A.
Eiai@ 0istsst- The Hon. ]. q. Strong. tho Lion.
drsenhury L Fort: -
7enth Distrist-Mat 8. ". Mcolaughcry, z. q.
Eisrsnth Dtstrit-capt. s1icnael Rsgos. the Hon.
4 9wtljsh Tis,r.et-E. Q. Hauburgner.
Thirteenth Distriet-:Tha Hon. D, A. Ray, tho Hon.
FaurssstM DistrteErhn Hon. J. O. oauuon, James
II. Clark
L'Vi<tntA Dsslrtct-w. II. Barlow.
Stuentssnth Dis.r.et-F. II. Taylor, 9. F. psontz.
Etqht<enth Di,tttct-Co,. D. ". Mann.
lNintt<snA Distrset-Thon,as 8. Rsdgewuy, Gen. @.
D. Rauln.
T Tho moetiug was called to order by the Hon.
O.. D. Farwell, Chairman Of tho State Central
Committee.
alr. Daniel Sheppard, Secretary Of the Com
mitloo ohclated in his property capacity.
Tho Chairman stated that, as the meeting waa
merely for the purpose Of considering letails Of
the campaign, in accordance with the platform
adopted at tho 1.opubltcan State Convention, and
not for tho purpose of shaping q policy. 1t would
be quito uuneccsBaty for tho rcporterH to ro-
main. Tho meeting was to bo strictly private.
Ihe roportors accepted tiais polite invitation to
| lease.
| After their withdrawal, tho gentlomon pronont
devoted thor talents to dosultory flebale Oyol
| the nlinutim of tho fail campaign. h1nny little
questions wero taxa up aud warmly debated. g,
| 6nnator Logan tnad0 hfs usual speech. and
was, AZ usual hopeful aud incomprolonslble. Tie
predicted q greut yIcsory,-tho utter taemoraliza
tion OF nll opposing olomcnts,.-and majorit5
Of incrodib]o amount, all Of which wa8 applauaod
Tho bonator did not alluAo to tho platform oi
tho party, except By way Of general reference.
Several other speakers dollvorotl themselves oi
small orations lit a Romowl1at similar atrnin. The
| appointments of q Working Executive Committee
was particularly urgol, the nominations to bs
nude br tho meeting.
The Executive Conllnltteo waa 40 elected, NJ
follows: Charles 3. Farwoll, Charlea II, Ham
| Jolln w. DEl,l, II. n. DrAinard ". II. Barlow
Edward Dophain, 4. G. Mathews. -.
| Aftor Ho,no further tal4 OF n highly unlmpor,
taut character, the meeting, atllalf-uaat O'Clock
adjourned Hnbjoct to ca!). =. -.
Tho headquarters OF tho Republican party IT
this city ao located III Room No. &c, Paine
House. Dnn. Shepard Is the presiding goniuI
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