, 1876-07-03

courasing and demoralizing effect upon Il
meeting, which was tame and spir1tless In spi
of the efforts Of the speakers who followed III
to break the force of his onslaught.
CARBoEDALE. ILL"
i 6peci0l Dispatch to The Tribune.
this vicinity were to hold 8 ratification mcettn
here last night, but, fearing their inability
secure an audience, postponed it until Iucsda
evening, wncn they will secure something OF 4
citrate the Fourth. The Hon. George D. jackson
Of Pennsylvania, delegate to the ST. LOU
Convention, will address the assembly.
BLooM1SGyoN.
speefa. Dispatch M TO zAe 2 a,ioHne. T; n,,,.m.
held ratification meeting at the opera-Hous
last night, which was attended by an immens
crowd ind great enthusiasm. Col. John Rect
| presided Speeches we're made BY the leadin!
Republicans Of Bloomington and Normal.
| BURLINGTON, IA.
BURLINGTON, H., july Under the aus
plccs Of the Liberal Democratic Club Of thi
city, q ratification meeting was held tonight II
| the open air. Enthusiastic speeches for TifdeI
! and Hendricks we're made BY ex-senator 4. G
Dodge, Judge Charles Mason, The Hon. E; G.
! Wright, AfeE:rs. Starr md Brimernan. Tht
sentiments we're loudly applaudca by the meet
ing.
The Burlington Democracy are solid for tht
nominees.
THE GREENHACkERS.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, July lin response tc
a call, signed by 800 voters, 4 large mass-mcet-
Ing wns held here tonight to rcpudate the ac-
tlon Of both the Cincinnati and st. Lout Con
ventfons, and to declare for the Greenback f1nan-
cial policy,
AN 1NDEpESDEST MOVEMENT.
81. Louis Dispatch to Cincinnati Enqni-er.
The following dispatch was received by one Of
the most prominent Ohio delegates this morn
ing:
nEAD1xa, Pa, June 20, 1s7G.-Let the honest
currency men withdraw from the Convention.
Eve thousand @ Of keadng fepudiato
pendent action to save the country.
GEoioE E. REFr,
President Industrial People.
TIE CENTENNIAL CROW.
Aunsds city Times {De,n.)
Having eaten its little ration Of crow this
morning without nny unnecessary dcmonstra-
ton Of reluctance, the Times assures its fellow
Democrats Of the West that the fowl is rather
plumper, juicicr. and moro sayory this time than
it was in 1872 Whether it was more nourishing
to the Democratic system or not, remains to be
seen. The diet is prescribed by the same doc
tors.
TIE cRow-FED CINCINNATI ENQUIRER.
Eoansrftfe tlnd.> Courier tDepi.)
The Cincinnati Enquirer need no longer won
der why the people have lost confidence in the
Democratic party. When it submits to party
dt4A Sulf}plAo Itlf:ll
whom It has taken great pains to prove has been
a swindlcr, 1t need not be surprised that people
question its sincerity.
DEMOCRAT OUT OF HIS nEprn.
sThen the Lord called Samuel, and be an
swcrcd, Here am 1.h-ISam., ii.,4-LouisyiN6
CourieT-7ourndl.
stAnd the Lord called yet again, Samuel And
Samuel arose. and went to Ell, aud said, Here
am /, for thou didst call me. And he answered,
called not, my son;; lte doacn again''-I Sam,
iii. ;G.-St. Loatis ..GIobe-De1nocrat.
PETER COOPER NOT TO WITHDRAW.
Peter Cooper was somewhat surprised ut the
result. Hc felt that the financial issue had
been little better dealt with at St. Lous than at
Cincinnati He had hoped to avoid entering
this Presidential contest, under the expectation
adopted BY one Of the two parties, but he had
been disappointed. In reply to question as to
or not he would enter the contest as
candidate upon the nomination he had received,
Mr.. Cooper said he could not withdraw.-Nezo
Tort Tribune.
INJUSTICE TO COL. 1NGERsoL1..
To he E,litor n ne .se.o Tote lyatfon
CHICAGO, June 2-You do Mr.. Ingersol1 q |
natl ID the Nation of June e At first, thought
some one must be guilty Of deliberate SANDER; |
but can see how the mistake came to be made. |
Mr.. 1ngcrsoll holds no office; and never has !
held any except that Of AttorneyGc of 1lli |
lG1d scd a11Gagf IL Ss gEfse deal Of genns t.
.onccdes that the business is honestly con-
lucted, thanks to the integrity and efficiency Of
he onlcerin charge. There is not man of
more scrupulous honesty on earth than Robert |
nut reproacll. 4 Strong Republican, although
rce-tradc., and an ardent positiVist, he has
he full confidence and admiration Of those who
NOW him, whatever their politics or religion.
Evidently your correspondents mistook some
hing which he heard about distinguished
tirDt Mt Mr. inDErS0Ii'A a r1fnHrE 1nr1fPf tn |