, 1874-02-24

will Elihu Washburno Come Back and
Interfere with Both Pro-
gramnes2
Confusion to Be Worse Confound-
ed by the Farmers
New Party.
Expressions Of the Illinois Press on Va
rious State Matters.

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AN lNTERN1ao1NE WAh'
From Our orn Corresuondent.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, Feb. 2s, 1874.
A1tet 4ehSlns sne al'ns' -"Heio' ~ "a. 1' 80
he did his duty,-he was takon up anu "ato
Sheriff of Cook County, Which gavo him start
in politics. Ho was next elected to tho State
oeu"t''' "uo4o ~ ~ 'oN w. 1891 ~ ~ nI'1n
everybody by voting Tor every measure not apso-
lutely bad. Ho o1orted himaelf specially to pasR
evsr Gov Palness veto % the bill allowing Quincy
~ 'aeu' A"'n srp'.;1a 49, no. ~. :: r, y.
THEhEbf llANos TALE
He beat Tom Boyd, Of Fulton, q big-heartod,
.oo,.ot.1,oroa IN Atl thu vncannv co1,sna hv
To,,o-,,. .,ran,ot,on IA +,,o sannto novd vaa ,is
Aoeau plun9'iun' ~ tno esn""1 :, ,,n. ~ "A1
most formldaolo opponeos lot 1ho nomlna'lon
for Lieutenant Governor. Before tho conyon-
tion mot. Deyoridgo and Doyl did all in thoir
,,oyvor to tho doloration in Adn,na County,
,,a,s ~ ~. -. o,,,',s - a,,s,atos T,o
IN whch INC osy o. Qmaoy a y s,'aassa a.' ans no
Adams delegation mot III Leland parlor' ana
decided to voto for Boyd. Boyeridge'a friends
kno tne enees 4l so nis1 vus' tn tee naa,,a
GU. a..I n:"ssn Gos" -. H. aote
oonasos nosn1, "no "as' onanmau = " w uo1o-
to noon. Tho Convention mot at noon. No
fimo was to bo lost Burns called tho delegation
.ae.s,,.o o-,5 ~, tho t,,,,,,,5 INA no,,oro 1,od
tosos4'ol, NAu' W ~ ....s $50. ua.
than boyd Lad the yoto was reeonsidosed, apd M
neverlaea "as hqn',nseu, IN yGIesey y maa aons 70
tho so9ate anu " Rnlg acciu9n9, Wy 1eYoIauge ne-
ox no. e rat %
ps, man vii Who % %manlpulatod events "a ho dc, and
nenE ~ n,s y"m - nsr
pocians no oap ss11 ,t huts rat;o"nco ,s
ri ~ + -; sfaInr s,ds and kind woris
,yb;oI coat him nnthinr hn rnan ston hv star,
a ;aan -; Sommnnweo1t thai anot withnnt ;ts
eazo ezoI ~ - az NAM To- Il anV wnnar tat ho
tuII stjli has NJ, "D'' ~ ' "o3 410
"'''- "''" co,,r,nrucr m u1a1ncu
a 4,,st Ia ein,s T., Sg,,ro ~ IN ne x;da f,a,d oa
II fn,,r yoo1a ~ ofi1co tha Govcrnor has nm
4r,,;tv ~ fo,,,, nav comhinot;nna and arrov IN
i,ia aha ~ an a1mv nf mon WIN. heinr indahtad to
1Mm ' for O." placo Or favors vii raly round Lin
hia cnhorts arainst 1oi,n K Ioran. Davordres
tcrm aa Govcrnnr will eYnire simnttanoons}v
viii 7, I,ncan,a os gnnator Ravarif,gn il amh;tinna
r. ancceo1 T,ornn tno ami T,o0an to auccend
hinse1;. Tho ear,,'nair'n Ina aireadv beunn and
in a oniot way is bping pushea bus % on % both aidea @
viii qr qr;nor "'' 10 NS4'e f~
nov. ',Fvrn,nar 17As THE ,1Eruop1s1 CHURCH TO
''-'' ST. START upoN.
He always had 1t a. lis buck, aud those who de-
appreciation Of lts power He has been pillar
az Tho nstnb,iah1nent consistent tempefAnce
man, a 1eaJor in c1aas.mcetiug, His record IN
tho 0hurch has boon. bright, and tile higher he
proud when Le became Governor, and though
tic moro strict mompors ncol1Bod Lin Of baels-
ylidiug when he permitted dancing and card
play,ne 1t f,B rocoptiona. the mass OF the do
non1ination woro delighted when he braved the
fashiouable world Of Springfield, and, In obedience
to remongtroucog Of the Church, put m end to
amt1somonts Which its severe code OF morals