, 1876-08-25
tllrcs The rumcrtcn1 strength Of tint party
much norc than 1t dncs the Republican. Mr.
Cary gocs from llcrc to H1sdaic, w'lcrc he
talks Tomorrow.
ILLINOIS,.

the nondeecrtpt party WAS advertised to 3e held
at $ltnry ts,.iay. Dan Voorhees,, Of Indiana,
Lew Steward, DcmoeratIndependcn candidate
fus Governor, and scverni other eminent speak.
ers we're adyerttaetl to he present. Thcre were
S ~"'aen . and eI.i!!Iren Tie ony sreakeis @ psrs.
cnt were Capt. Lathrop, Zen: l'!aek, and 'Co'.
Wolfe. The speech Of Gcn. Black. who Is the
n0ndcacnpt candidate for C1ngress In this, the
pSass pst5:t a. made r. osndns s'S1 Of s'hsr ,
form. lie talked about the currency,
lie said that IN ls1s he had been in favnr of
paving the so l,onla In grccnbacks, and nas In
an11 h of now s rantl M Il. tc s. Tg,arton
the rcursc with grcrnbacks BY abnltsh!nG tho
tAnsIa.,n, and fell upon stony ground.
Col. Woli: denounced t't't! PARTIES although!
liz Is the Democratic candidate for the State
Srnate in t|lis district lie will support Peter
Cooper for President.
n the close, cheers we're called for Cooper Il
Co., but the crowd refused to respond. Tilcrn
were more Republicans than independents and
Democrats present.
cARnoSDAIE.
6peetat n!paseA to 73s ?S4bu14s; w..
Y. Palmer, late editor 81 the lnser-oxan. I'D
dressed Il fair Republican audience, partly com
Posr Of laica, on tho public square III open air
III this plarc bis evening. His speech, although
very plain, dill not la,k enthusiasm, nor truth.
!: was receiver, with great praise by our people.
liz opened ut o'clock by referring to the Iucs-
tion Of snanccs, rhteh hc discussed ut length,
saying that, wlfcn tho Republican party went
into power, the nation WI: heavily tndebt: The
ycs they have conc out 1000, ,o00 allcal Of
Wl,at they hogan with. Iio then contrastcd the
qualifications Of The candidates Of the two par
ties. At The close he urged the Republicans to
stand ur with all their strength for their candt-
datrs,-nato'lal. State, atrl local. There were
Democrats present vino chcwcd their tubacco
too. anc for. any use. The speech has created
enthusiasm here, nnu our Republican citizens
are alive to their Interests.
arR1N0ylELp.
Spfeiaf DEpafth u TIE 1TfaMne -.
Nsns Hepnsau G c A III e sctne oshs TGsns
at wldrl! Fred F. Dubois was reelected Presi-
dent, Addresses were male By Cant. Weldon
and others. The Boys IN blue hare invited
Capt Grorge Srroggk, editor Of the Champaign
0as1fr, and one Of the stutnpcrs in The State,
to uf'ireAs the commands. mid he is to speak
here on the evening Of Sept. l. The occasiun
will be embraecd for grand demonstration By
| thu BUYS in Blue and all the marching clubs.
Latter, lieu. Dick Rowctt, Of Carl!nvl!!c, is to
speak. Gen. Tut,lc. Of Iowa, has a14o been in
| vlted to speak n,l.lcr the antpers Of the local
clubs. Tho campaign Ii acstvc ull through this
| section.
DECATUR.
Sptcfai bftpaEh to 9ae Tribune.
DEcATuH, ILL.,, Aug. 2i.-Thc Hon. Shelby H..
cutlo1n, Republican candidate for Governor, is
70 epcaK 10 a Grana toFch.llGnL h1ectlns In
uceat'lr tomorrow night, aud the scalrers are
arranging TO parn'ie IN force.
QUINCY:
opff'd' - nssxe!sn .t 10 r.. Ine 7T1eaae;
cXoIStt, ~, AuE. & " HUI. Saeioy A..
Iui!9m a?.1 at Att9re',en ~ Esa,t WIZ anfcss
tnT e,.1ca III } r. hest , onsy eveng
| Inc hcpanneans u tne c'ts are preparing ios
q as'sofo1s campaign.
7nr voraru coxovEes,or,,, n,src,cr
soen.n -. ~. 1tme'' 1.tma
Ft6at eo,,f*po"of"ee Or, 0 1"s 1fsoh"e.
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Aug. @3-Ad the It'll Ut Sep
tcnber draws near, the interest III Congressional
,natters {t,crcascs. The rontcst scrms II, hs hc
,rsn, wftlt,,, In+,r,,,, ,n,1 ccn 4 unrI.
."ss" 49, w."' . ~ ttaa.. t'n.
out. Inc 'atteF AUS 1a6t 'eturnea noluo from
| Washington, and Is putting III Ills best strokes
| full we'll how to do, md the friends Of Mr.
Lathror must bestir themselves In urlct to make
| his nomination certain, Your corrrsnoutlcnt has
| a]yays conceded Lathrop McIIeury County, At
prcscpt writing alt the caueuses ],aye not BEEN
| i,nY, rrtn .o,,,,, - .h... 1stJ 49,. -. ga =