, 1876-07-25

Conutr Hntno et}c {snny1ntian WnH held In this
city to-day. Tho Convention selected nino del
S tSn seyen;eeiIl ct M % District Conyeil-
tion. wGicl, meets nj East st.. Lou}s IN Tuesday,
tiio 25th Inst. Thu delegation is Instructed 10
cast Mncounin's 10 votes for ". Il. Morrison,
tho nTescut Hcnrcscntatiro, The nttcnahnce
WIS d,,lte small, and no cntll1sas1n was eyIncc.l
Dixos, ill.,,
DIXON, ILL.,, July A.-lho Detnocrats In this
county did nut call County Convention, but
their County Committee arrogate1 the right
and tho honor n 1.ninu tho delegation. TO tho
William il. Van Epps, i: i, Stiles, and Col.
John Dc,ncnt, OF Dixon. They belOnE to tile
old rock-rootrd class OF Democrats, soft-mOney
men from top to bottom.
,MOsanAST AND HAYES;
Tho latest explanation of the Presidents ab-
scnce from the Gxerciscs at Phtlalolpllin on tho
Fourth Of july is furn,shea bY TIC washington
| correspondent Of tho Hartford Times who saJa
that tic President was SO angry at Goy. llavcs
for tie nlluson u single term 10 Ills letter OF
acceptance that hc was unwilling to @ mert him;
a. 'ihGb fpithai bemoesatie s ieurua tha 7es ~"
sllotld be cartiil HOW lt eplkcs 'ts own guns ny
! publishing aucsl news. l. should not iorsett st
that The great Democratic argument aSatnst
uaycs ut present Is that ho represents "drani-
| = cu!dncsS between Him and Grantf~NsU York
| Tribune .......---
| CARL suuunz.
Carl scfurz. liz Isn't . Spodwailoper thls
time, but an "agttutor.h Thn man who hns
i9und liim out wrltGs about II a. follows irom
milwaukee, to tile Chicago 7f,aes: mIhc trouble
| with 4chusz fs-and up here In Wisconsin VIC
know him bcttor than he Is known elsoNhnro-
he Is a born rcvUlnfionist and agItator. Iilt!on
menus pearc, conservation, quiet; calm after
long and fearful storm; the restoration .5 Of
wholesome honesty; stiffness III tho Union,
whicl, makes tho least Interesting but most COM
Portable pcriol In nntLonal history. t2uiet 70
quick osos 1 s hc su7s g. GuF snro 0la 11sa ~
ncutly hell to Carl Setturz."
/ pl.. nAYllss' FUNERAL ADDRESS:
Tho Indianapolis Jour'.as statcs TINT the Rev.
hundred letters from dliEercnt parts OF tho
country approving bis recent uttcranecs rclatiyo
to the co.ditton OF affairs In tho south. Ihpy
are the spontaneous expressions OF men who
condition Of affairs in tho South, eng VIE cd"
mirc tho bolancss and man!iaess With which Or.
Dayliss has stntcd tho case. ona gentleman,
writing from Shannon, Leg County, Miss, sayss
"Tflousands Of Southern Republicans, native ns
weIl ns Northcrn-DOrn. thank YOU ~lth all tilelr
for . thu aR,onsas Essn. iusFa !, ts aaEsss s
Ing so many lives, except when NO have mas
sacro, arc constantly occurring here In Mlssls-
sipnE. RepullicapB who spuak their sentiments
nf1 Without protection hero Tor lilo or property.
Democrats aro rarely punished ior lnaltreatng
or murlurue Tleptib1lcans, white or c0lpred.
Freedom las BEEN buried here since last No
ycabcr. II tho Government does not send Us
fSe,nocrats. or be murlcred.,'
sHpTwKLtr TnR "KEFoRMrn.r
We presume our Democratic friends will Insist
TINT t[lcre Is not the sghtcst Significance tn The
sHntwcii. ia Tho Wecf,ienbure IN. C.j distr,ct.
This mai was lcnlor al the famous XII -Klux or
ganizatlon; was tried for hs operations In carry
VIVA proyou 011Ilty and sentenced to tho Penitcn-
tiaTy for six years; was Imprisoned at Albany,
and was pardoned at tue solicitation OF Quo Il
Ils Victims returned to ito Statc and resumed
e'a as asty sn aob mhst shG'Ts h. gsas. ts
'sfo r. G. as nasr .S sSn %9o sanea s s a
burg massacrc, II ie l,ad bis way, he would
tl.a negroes in thc soutj by Killing them Or ro-
;]mrtne tGem 10 subjccton to tic Whites. Ii le
Is not 7ntericrcd With, he muy yet do good deal
In North Carolfna for tho cnllso OF TLdcn, with
SUCCESS lo doubtless hui gfcat c1pcctattous.-
a SD 1''~ 1!";1'i sunar NJ THE RECORD.
Every marty should 10 jutgod not only by It's
professions and pledges inatlo when It Is trying
To cnsnare voters but by its rccnrtl, its con
stttucMt clcmpnta md it, established tendencies
We KNEW AOIIlGLuIHk u LlG DEllteEALlc HaItJt ~
relation to the currency and the pubto faith
before 1t assembled in Convention at st, Louis
2Ye kucw TINT tt had denounced tho gIeenback
as unconstitutional during thc War. We knew
that, when pence returned, that party demanded
tte payment of United States bonds In these de-
prccla{rd notes, wolf knowing TINT much grcatcl
depreciation must fpllow So large an tssut
Of them. We knew TINT u large majority oi
Democratic members had voted for llnll!litet
Imitation Of tho currency In 1871. We knew
, That nearly every Democratic vote ln Congress
, had bocn csst against tho neslmp
tion net Of 1915, notwithstanding tho provision
, ior unlimited Increase oi bank notea whicl
many Denocrats had urged, because Of hos
I tillty to tho formal pledge to reaumc apcclc
liz pussage Of Tint aet, tue Democratic part,
bcra, to campr Tor It's rcpcal, and, BY tho mosI
dan1crous appcals to the spirit Of Communism
and rupudiaton, pollcl 46OoO moro votos Il
Obio than cyer before, Wb knew that In Jansl
| arv last, and week after week ever epcp, Demo
trSStiu iesslnrs Ind mnyei tho ,neondIt}onai ro
, nl1Ilation Of that pledgu, at,l had been sus