, 1876-06-21

comca ft,rwartl to show that he IL not t., he r.
lied upon to faithfully cxccusc all The laws lle
has Ind translated number Of speeches made
by him whvn he WIS candidate Tor Attorney
General. Every one Of them is
Against TIN STRICT ENFORCEMENT or TIE
srauAr LAW.
These speccflcs, translated into German, have
hecn placcd N the hamls nf every influential
the same time {tu qllotc( a falr-tnindeti ntd
Impartial man." Tile scheme has taken.
Wherever there Is large aggregation Of Ger
r,ans they i'ave becn organized, and the orZail.
tlun, They have not tried u rxtcnl their H.
lfuenCc outside of the nationality. They have
lcen careful t1 keep their operations fron the
knowledge uf tic opposition. Tllcir meetings
spcccl,:rnaking. There has been no stirring al,-
pcals through the press. Aa a result, Il /.
claimed tint every German De'aMsa. III the
la'Id Is for Illden; that ilc Will work for HIN;
Lon!s, and tint thcn lie will stake everything on
Ills election.
THIS having f'cen effected. and the Germans
having been brought together OH this platform,
VIVA taken up. a conventlon was agreed upon.
st. Lou!t WIS sclected. The day before the
democratic Convention was hxcd for tho time.
There were 10 primaries for the election Of DEL
cgates. That would take too much time. The
managers loukcd over the field. They sclcc.cd
the prominent and representative Germans IN
this Democratic alliance. Messengers were sent
to each city and town to nnt!5y thc selected del.
egates: Every nerve was then strained to elect
these delegates to tic regular Convention, They
were wanted there as we'll ns ut thu German
Contention. They werc careful in the exprcs-
sion Of tlIelr views: They wcrc never violently
partisan. They looked III connlaccntiy, and II
was supposed lfollowing out ths run Of human
tfn1lty anu far-mInicdnrss.
But whether or not they were ncceptcd by the
masses, their action Wis prescribed. On Afon-
day, tile aGtt, they will assemble in mus. con-
est speakers fl the Democratic party. Their
uctfpn will be bound BY tlc rules governing eon-
ycntionp. a hallot viii he taken. 1t will be
unanimous for Goy Ti!len, M!th this they
ehosc', for the regular Lo'1y shall gu into the
Convention, and, with tlc u,d Of the res, Of this
organization working outside, break ,lown oil
opposition. St. Luis Is u German city. Its
German ril[zrns are af tie highest Glass; Some
Of lts most prominent men lrc Germans. Its
Wcathicst men arc taken fro1n the German
ranks. These men are influential In the control
Of the town. They hare Joined the combination
heartily, mud It. Is insured that tley will exert
an irresistible influence upon tie deliberations
Of s s SsGsioS Sassea vii sar u no compromise
They otfSr the entire German Democratic vote
candidate They VII, listen to no o.crtufcs. No
contingency can arise wl!cl, will induce them to
abandon tictr man. Tllis Is rcprescntcG to bc
the state OF ut1nirs. Mr.. LEM snys that never
before IN the history of the United States have
thu German citizens been brought In such close
connection and cordial understanding
Ills VISIT TO CHICAGO
Is for tho purpose OF designating the members
of the Ehtcago delegation. lie has selected
Gen. Hermann Lieb, Mr. Theodore Schlntz, Mr.
Arno Fosa, Mr. +. 4. Hoffman,, aud Mr.. Adolph
Shncrfigcr.
a Tn1RUxE reporter had conversations with
Gcn. L!cb a,,d Sir. Schtntz last night. Gen.
l.ich admitted the existence Of the oEganlzntlo
1fc said tho German Democrats arc bound To-
gctlnr for N!dcn. They have fused in a mass