, 1874-06-11

hhve bttuck out for ourselves and Bhatl ghtN out
on t9a 1ino' with glorious prospects, of sososs. All
{stgned) JAMES Anlrs, pronldent,
HTArE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
tho State centTal COMMITTEES. ono 1an from eael
Congressional Distret. Firatt, not tttlol
Thomas bishop; fifth. Fishor A1lls; Sixth, j.
II. Allon sovonth, II. Il: Contng; Eighth,
j. ii. Darnoiiio Eiovontb. j. II. Loonis;;
T,yolrttl. J. D. Ticks; Thirteenth, j. Sell
Fourteenth, J. H. Scott = Fftoo.,th, IT. Park
sixtocnth, l.. II. Thomas seventeenth, Iew,a
Solomon Eighteenth. 8. ]. Davis: Nineteenth,
TRACTS ron THE PROFILE.
Mr. Patterson Of Whitosfdo County. wa,tod
this Convention to hayo tracts printed for the
Instruction Of tho .people. The newspapers
Y, soro not to DO depended upon. Dir. Voris, tho
Tho capitalists lad bought up
tlreo OF the largest papers III tho State OF I'LL
nolB aa tlsoy Ind bought the President. Thoy
should ostnblisll pnpor Of their own and snp~
port 1t lite mon. [Applauso.1 Mr. Patterson
tuption whom Le was interrupted by tho presi-
don't, who Bail CURLY ''That n,an las gone far
enough" [Great langhtor.1
THE wong1NosiES.
there were number Of delegates present from
Chicago who, although not delogatos, belonged
to organizations wlc! wore In full eympntlsy
with tluln. He moved TINT they DO requested to
lay their claims before tho Committee On Gre
Dr.. Hooton, Of contralia Ind no objection to
admitting any BympatIlizors, but ho Remembered
tint once on n time WHOM tho fuithful came to
worship God tho devil also oamo. [Lnughtor.]
no howevor understood that tho Ave delegates
hecn admitted by tho Committee on Credentials.
That settled tito matter.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
The Committee OIL Permanent Organization
Allan, Henry County; Vice. President, Gen. ".
.. Anderson, Jefferson County; Secretary, i.
III. Johnston, t.iringston; Assistant Secretary,
s. r Tufts liarlon County, The report wus
adopted.
onEEr1Na TO w1scoSe1N.
Mr. Cbnrlea Scacke1rorl, OF A1cLcau County,
offered tho following resolution, which was
adopted, tho rules having been suspended for
Rciciued THAT this, Convention send greeting to tho
Governor pf Wisconsin for tho aally mud noba sts1
tic oppression and dietation OF corporations.
Governor of ill., State vic viii. with cqna vtgor ns-
sert snd maintain tho Hoyerefgnty Ct he pcopo aver
the rlilroad and oer corporations, which hnyo t,,a
far tlec tho lazy aud iilBltcu rs well robbed tue
people.
SPEECH OF sin. HEslNa.
In tho abEcnco OF active blniucYB Mr. 4. G.
Hcsirg, WHO waH present on tho floor, was loudly
called upon to Hpcak. Ha ll,aukcd them for tho
favor conferred upon him, ,'but would prefer TO-
Horyinghis remarkB until platform hutl beon
adopted. 11o was directly opposed 10 corsain
mattors Oil which ho beloved tho majority Of
o wsr' asss 81 aI ia as in S e a
that. md Of oyerthrowlnE corruption.
tn the mattcr Of 1l.lancc, ho wis not afraid to
declare that ho was hard-noney man. iIo was
i'll fayor Of having money III. to lis full value,
3,1.k H..
lo did pay his tlobts~-whe:.:: 'ho wes compelled
to do soho would pay tbHm IN gold. [nrcas
]augbter,1 Nr. HosiNg saw .hat Iie had n0nl}o u
alip of tito tongue. bnt ityncdiatcly recovered
himself, and poured furlh "A torrent OF
vigorous langaat;o nyainst the proposed in
fulton. LID denounced tho cry for more
money us Il humbug and n det1sion. Tho only
salvation for tho country Waa To keep up tho
standard Of the currency. Who needed n.afc
money! Why, tue sl,eonlators md ho knew two
Wero in the awasnps of Calumet, a!N! who wautes]
mora money to forward thoir own wildcat
spccua.tonH ue referred to John A. Logan
and Dick Ogicshy, tbcir Sonnto,s. {Apllnnse. J
hir. Hesihg then branohod off on the
zrn % OF frno country, ,,o Ind i
Fight to oat and drink as l,o pleased. [Crics Of
"Threo clloera for the won'on," Which were
loudly responded to.} Mr.. IIosi,,g said that ho
{Gseat lnuyhtcr.] llo was alwayna friend o'
the women, alltl would always rcsnan 10, bull
oycn women had no right to Try and restrict tht
personal ]iborty Of tho citizens. The Germans
good, honest German i'll Illinois who favored OK
pansion of tho currency. Their rights and CHS.
toms shonld Oo respected, add ITO attompt ahoult
10 mtde to curb personal liberty. IAEplauss
mud confusion.
1fr Aff11nr ri Muf!iHor t,lo1.nH tint ftc 6nf
yentjoll proceed TO nominate candidates for tlt
oliicc.of State Treasurer, which prevailed.
Mr.. David Miller, Of Whiteside County, lomi
mated Winfield s. Wilkinson for Tho ufice, Slr
vjd Gore, Of Mnconpin County, were also no,ni
Aatcd. Iyicr Alo'Yhorton, Of peoria, aud Gen
John Mcconnell, OF Sangansbll, woro alho placet
in nomination. A gentleman nominated tl'
lion. y. NJ. Smith. Mr. Smith uaid that he but
no claim to tho title Of honorable mover hay
Congress, or Ill tl!e penlsenkary. Laughter.
Ilo did not want nomination around AiH nocl
| III this campaign. air, Johnalon, tho Secretary
end Air. 1looton, Of Macoup1n, n,ado stronl
| Of bureau County. nominated tho Hon. Juo. II
| Bryant for the position. Illinois could CHOOSE
! lo Baid, no m0ro honoHt or ofllclent servant
Mr.. J. J.. h1atAer, of Will County, thought t!'a
! to reconcile MI interostB they should try all
! cllooao a man from eaeh Of Tho o!1 partioH fo
~ '-eAAV@'
| Superintendent,
| a1r. j. N. I.oo.nis, OF Adams, deprecated t.!
! remarks Of tho preceding apoakor, and thoagl'
tint the people of Illinois lad enough. Of 81
passien {App!nWHe.] lIo Thought that tie
should, according to tho upirit Of tho rotor
movement, choose only the bost mon. irrcspootiy
| OF party political record. Tho following liant.
were tlen placed In nomination for tho office Q
| Stato Superintendent OF Public instruction
Francis IL. Hal Of limo County J. NJ. Ettol
| OF McIaeRn MisB Jennie MekiMaloy, Of knus
Prof. J. ,. ltobotts, Of Galouburg DR.: 1tobel
Allyn, Of McKonlreo College II. II. Miller, G
Orandy County ". G. dsinlths, OF ohsis.,a
County; Jamcs 4, craytoll, Of Wayne Count,
| MIR. Ln,nn,H, Of Adams, wishoa to know ho'
tho counties wore to vote. Tho Chair did no
exactly know. He thought, howayer, that !,
1naM preaent should yoto for anybody but hsa
suif. Lliours Of lnuglHer.]
/ THE PLATFORM.
| Considerable discussion followed, which TN
interrupted by tho entrance of tho Cunm,tto
Oil llcsolntions, hoadod by tho Chairman, Pro-
rurner, who stated that all immonno mass of pc
| pnlH had been lal1 before them. by cpurteE
thoy read them all, but Judgment compo'lc
thom to fall hack upuu tile Decatur platForu
| [Loud aud repeated cl,eoruE1 Tue ideas eli