, 1876-06-05

4. Ewing was ralcsl to tile rhn!r, and Frank
Priest ch"sc'' Secretary. All the Townships
but three were represented. 4 resolution was
adopted in.s,tructingt the Chairman and Sccrc::.
tary to call convention OF Democrats and
all opposed to the present Administration
~ Mrct in mass convention On Saturday, June
and to elect Central Committee. 4 great de-
tirH was expressed To- somclmw unite with The
independents 70 Ms to secure Il victory nj the
polls Us It y believed TINT III no other way can
they sltccrctl.
:. !hc r'erting seemed 10 favor q compromise
Ticket anl platform, 81 rs to unite all the cle-
nc1lts Of opposition.
Judge Davis ncens to be the fayortte ranl-
or Hendricks.
MADISON, WIS
,,. soectag| D'sDqtth 10 gzs ,E,ssa7>.
MApisoN, Wis, JUNG 3-,fhe r. l,enocratie
el!ose delegates 10 tlc State Cmnycntlou 1T
milwaukee, next week, was very ssnly ntttn.l-
ed, hardly my towns being represented outside
the city. HcorRc b. Smith a,nt James Cnnkl!,!
ca'eatss, o"a %s'ti't' Il lie efurs d lie ir.,
the independent Erecl't}ack paper !icrc. aenoutic-
Ing thc Resumption net as hltshting blow tn
industry, antl iust1!tcttnE = vote for DELEGATES
oton :" To- Il lPs .r p, d vitpsntc HipIc WIS 'a0s1 0
1oE tEnLIE % COME " AGAIN.
Sterfa' M,tpatch n, to TIE Tribune.
SrniSaf!Hhn, ~ JLno - uleetlns Was
y ~-''s
i"l: .,"tn Mll',ans , Mas secleu pIes'1Snt, and
JnsePh Leitt, 1ES llia!ffhan ut the toHffnlh
Haa!e .en1sa Cvl'int!ee' ~ y! a'M neas, o nv
gen.nr l't,!tnent ~ lots, s"s-ircshlsHnI, hhu
,enlEe II. "eoe1} seSTetaly' COMMITTEE ti
BYLAWS was a., aplotn4te;a to report IL two w;eks
NhymeS oS olhle-tTshtcI expert >. y. AhE'!
anu anu irnl. uny ~ere ,icat.l, a,hi enMe uthcrs OF
thc same SORT arc To pe heAra to.niEht.
Gts1t osp1fe1 id n 20 aae 11!Han1 o,,o
stain cc,,trai 1nntt ~ vii Al .,',cn III" s,",,s
~ as t "no ~ ,1na r. n,,, 1te ohe Setps
o-sii.. f H. a,.nn,ns -, sT-t ti NJ. " f u
~; t,..t 80, ~ ,nn.nnt ~ III ,tr.a,u,s ,,4.
n uS naes str. p nrrnenr ~ n ~ os m
two a~n' Ifn 1,.s nlrca1v ,,r"n in,,rt ri h. Tia
Er",n 1nr, '' '''' oe'" i''o'eA'" - '"'
''""'' '1: T.is u,cu,a.s covprxoueu,p
sptciai blspufea to 7Sx 3,4Suat
nj sagiun~, is mentioned Us Democratic cul-
THE nos. slIEt.nr NJ CutLoM.
1,,.,,,v " f,i,mo in,s t i',tt,,, <o- oo,.o.
nor ~ H. ,n,han ,,nrt~ IN Iivois o' m. mJsn har
H. Ksu,uetv III issS, lc at|ontci , The n,roIcssIon
~ ,nG hg l" ~ sn1ea n " a1fo "r m 70 lno, s c o
r"s, ~ ns ,!so M ts4e - W., w. CIV.
,11s,t,,r' ms -n.,o ~ H.. " s,,1 1ae t
H. iSiui "n,, r"s hnso s,nornr T., ~" - thm .@'
II ,Msn in'" t s''i ' VIZ i,o,, slhGa VI H. ao"ef
errat usststnec 10 tiny, Rchard Yates in ort.an.
lztng nnfl sending to the front thu Illinois
volunteers at Tie brenktuv-ol,t Of The Re&rFuu,
Ills services " a ncnlpr If the Nar Cu1n1nlt.
sion which sat in Cairo IN 1862 also aiding to
WAS elected IL Representative to thc Thirty
ninth Congress- and in 1866 WIS rc.clect ctl to tlu
Fortlcth Congress. During both SESSIONS Mr..
Cullom displayed marked ability as debater,
while his Accurate knowledge uf parliamentary
r,iles aud usagcs was often Of great service to
the party IT which he was Il mctnbrr. On Ills
return to Springfield, Mr. Cul!on resumed tho
legal profession; but Hoon after went into the