, 1874-09-18

Meeting Of tho Democratic State
Central Committee.
Discussion as to the Line Of
Policy to Be Pursued.
Reports from a Number Of tho Con-
gressional Districts.
How Shall the Campaign Be 0pencd'--
Issuing an Address.
Remarks of the Hon. w. F. Cool
baugh and Mr.. A. c.
Hesing.
Nomination Of MIR. Tfldon for
Governor by the New York
Democrats,
Michigan Reformers Refuse to Coalesce
with tie Democrats.
Hon. John F. FarnsWorth Nominated
for Congress.
bther Congressional and County Conventions.
nEMQQRATIc STATE nTSf1TR Al. COM.
Nomination Of Mr.. Tildon for
Governor by the New York
Democrats,
Michigan Reformers Refuse to Coa1esce
with the Democrats.
Ron. John F. Farnsworth Nominated
for Congress.
bther Congressional and County Conventions.
pEmoCRATIc STATE CENTRAL COM
MITTEE.

M1T1EE.
MORNING SESSION.
Pursuant to call OF tho Chairman, tsaued
sn the ath tt'st., tho Democratlc-Libcral stato
Central Committee mot at tho club-room OF the
Sherman House yesterday morning. Present,
William Brown, Chairman; T. l.. Morritt. secre-
tafyi Eghcrt jameson, chicago; William j.
unahan. Chicago; L. II. winston. Chicago; a.
III. harrington, OF Aane county; W. .. Wright,
of Stephenson; ]. ). Drake, OF Rock Island; d.
". hafehs. OF Laaa1o; W. f. CooR. OF hlarshaii
>. hl Biash, OF f1Ko; u H. MALLORY, OF mason; 2;
@. D. HOLES, OF Bond; II. D. Miller, Of Cook;
and Il. ". Towuacnd, Of Gallatin. 4. @, Hesiug
fanr;HaT ~ara a1sa rrosau4 y 49, A'f' 's'''
ol Spranhcla, were also present.
RAISING MONEY.
Tho meetinE being organized, Mr. MorTitt
stated that Ii, lis opinion tho first province Of
tho Cnmm,t,oo wos tl,o r,n1,inc ~ sonn ,,roy;s;o
~ o .ae w '4an."s " e'A.1 p.ps'et,a
,or =, 'ne RAISING OF . campaign 1una. 40 thongh1
IT. very necessary to employ and sond spoakefs
through tho State. II tue necessary funds could
he gocured. ho thought It vould In an easv mat
nv + ~, tho s.noo ,,ha.o ~ ro.11 H. ~ .,.n.
>e' ~ Wv VIZ e"u1o NAe'' ~ "'o1a w 'n' '14oas
Gooa'
Mr. 0nalan then whispered into Mfr. Merritt'B
ear, and Immediately wanted to know. in tho
iutorost of monbora. If -enortora waro n ho Al.
1as.1 J., 49, rao,, ~ Nv '@
:.
Ms' AlerEltt 1epEed that the proceedlhga OF tho
meeting would DO OF no public interoHt, aud
thought reporters could bo dispensed with,
1,,o f,,.;r t;na,r ,;nto1 H., rn1,su ,,,jo,,,o,
,vos ,s;sod roaortor ,,,;.,ht sans,aa.
""s sa'soa, 1epo'1o1s nlsut conslao1 themselves
Tho Committee then settled down to quiet
session. aud proceoded to transact business.
Although Tuz Tn,pusE reporter was amopc tho
",s, s.,:- "so ."'AS NV
excluded, the proceedings OF tho meeting will be
found appended.
PLAN OF OPERATIONS.
1rnmoa;etalv nnon N, cln0in1 ~ a.. aoo.. T.,
Tho wnrl5 rsnblinu d;scmas;on onaron ~ ~ ~ "
rorao to In n1rsunI IN tha co,.n, =" w eao
Manv woro in fayor Of a snn1;c1 .e,;n%
wh;ic ofhcra ,xnra ~ +ha cn,nion X ~ ..,"sa1
could on1y 10 had by ad|,oriur to The prinejnjes
euunciatel IN tho snripsjIoid pattopmp p'1n''p40'
uEponrs FROM nnsnnrss,oyAI. ,,1srn1cro
Tho discussion wan ntorrnntai hu !. All ror
reports from tho djnoronE rongross;onaj ni nj i
Districts runrcsonted in the meotjnr. >''''40~A
Tic reports from, the First. Second md
Third wern yorv indat,nito n,rir1to tha T.et +It
cn,u};dntee l,aI not VT boon ae1sctnI "s,a ~"
furthor TACT that who sbonld ho nolcoiaad wen ~ on
open question. "'' "1
TIE FOURTH.
From the Fourth District Mr. Harrington re,
porcd that he wna conf1Iont thot Foro.worth
would defeat Hurhut. IIa s.;d th,t III III ~ ~.
poeitiou was united on Farusyortl. and tlnt IL
election was reported as certain. 11@'
TIE B1xTn.
mr.: Draso, from tho Sixth District. reported
sno s,.nas!pn w. oec.aeaY gloomy though they
thcro was littfe ono n defcat;na e.. Up: WING
son, they woro preparing to riya lin a torribio
eca1o.
TIE l1oHrH
couccde tho election OF Fort from thn fsnt n, :
tLs DcmocracY refuse to snnnnrt RAN IN t"o' 'nas
TUE ELEVENTH.
From the Eleventh District Mr. isush ro~
Ported TINT tue o.! chances ner" fayoranlo to tho
THE TWELFTH. W
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