, 1876-09-22
nearly four weeks. The seene here was 80
picturesque that It belongs to tho artist rather
ttlan tho jnuFnR1i6t tn do IL fustfce. Il

Such Intense listeners, with eyes almost stast-
cd out OF their heads, mouths wido open, seem.
Gu 70 swallow tho words rs fast ~ they fell
from the lips OF those who addressed them.
We never felt 50 proud Of the Republican party
as VIC did whils looking Upon thcsc ,ncn wllo,
but short time ago, were sold liku hogs and
stccrs, and who now aro men with ballots. We =
asked GoIoIcd ,I brother who seemed to feel very
eRai sa s o y"T ye% ySG ts en"ssas
tue Democrats-,"say. to us, 'so-anl-so e
good man; be gives yan work; now,
VI, don't Tou vosc for him Oh, yes, says to
ht.'; Dat ID I'll very well; dc Dcnoerat's always
about dat; but to get the pay for it-dar MAS do
rub, and now Masea Republican ho makes the
Democrats pay for their work ho gtts, and dat's
@ aSoa 1s sa's eei a0a H. cao SS%
seemed g think tlst "s(assa cnlioms xas si I'll
f$ht, an'a ~ proposed to give him In Pulaska
Col. 7: M;; Thompson. ot Chicago, was most
happy tn his speccll His experience ii tho
South during the War, the incidents he related,
aud the strung CONTRAST he drew Of the blacks
tn slavery and tho black ,nan In freedom, found
l1iGefncnt here
Wiley, the Republican candidate for Congress
N TINS district, also na1lc few remarks. Ttls
eIosed EraiIu anil successful meeting.
EHalEWnDn.
Esc.sSooD, IL, sspt: : 5l.3fSs T. ss"f is,t public
scliool hall thls cgeny x large - aud nd int9lit
gent audience aiicd tho ball < special train
vas sent from Chicago to convey a delegation
e nays ,l Il Blue e. from Tug Thirl and Fourth
pottcr's command, and escorted to tle lall With
blazing torches and Illuminated tsausparenclcs.
President s!landrcw called, the meeting
Y r. order; c: $. B1owneIl ueyel thai
cnct. Carried. The .!'leo, Club gavo
one Of its flne songs. Sol Hopkins, member al
the last Legislature and candidate for rc-c1cc-
record q the two parties, and thought no sci.
sibic man could do otherwise than support tho
Republican candIdatcs. The Buys in btus hsre
made llleir hppcaratace and marched fnto tho
ef their souI.stisrfng songs. pr. Dyer, eandl-
the next speaker: Although he said lie was not
pot !; ;ssas s Espt s,s.. thu agae1se nee
next speaker, mid entertained tho audiences
with sn,ne good alvlee and enlarged upon the
bcnGllts to BE- acrivs1 By tle acssss Of tho Ro.
| sorry to sec this Government fall into tho
haads ot tl'a Democratic party Theg hakl
reviewed their career from 'thc Beginning Of ths
War to the present titne. Gov. brose, tho last
speaker, was interrupted IN Ills remarks to
allow the commands from Chicago to
crnor aail lie thought lie could sleep we'll In
Englcwood, as,dl wuulI rcnlin anti linisl, bis
talk. Considering the short time that was had
for preparation, it WIS very crc,litab]c GATH
be made BY the Huyrs and Wheeler Club Of th1a
town.
Eos ffs M ssrs ,a:e + rs sa'sssa asssS conven
! tlou for the Fourteenth District convened In
sato-day at I'm. A..I.Hopkin', # Kanc, was
Mado Temporary Chairman, al,,l A. 7. JONES, Of
! uulMgc, Secretary. committee 0t live On
credentials, consisting OF BARTLETT Lewis, md
Rockwe!l, II Kane, ai!l Jenkins md Kodscrt:
! Of DuPagc, werc .apponted: 4 committee Of
Ellsworth, sicrc,iith, Ryuli, Of Kanc, mud clark
md Dudley, Of Dulpge.. Adjourned I'LL |: 30.
| The Convention was eallcdto order at l: IS p.
H. m. This ~. COMMITTEES or Credentials Re-, Re-,
III number. Accepted unl nloptcl. The tsm-
| pp1ary organization was made permanent. Col.
TalIettr moved that DR.. sedgewrk l,o allowed
T. represent! ,en!,t Addison M Township of ~ paEs
Dupass County. Decided III Juror Of adrnis-
| sion. The Chairman announced tl,At no,n!na-
| .t tinnt were n Irsler. +. Craudon nominatel
William. H. cotii", ot Batavia: "A, A.. 7: Lewis
formal bullet for senator. J.: G. Bosworth
nonlnatcd' s.. $. Mann. Of Elg'n;. 4. sic-
Mayuc nominated J. Il. Alaytourtic, Of GENERA.
VII kHE HlkH H. 41iHJtDuIHC WA8 UE-
clarcl tic nominee. Tie Convention proceeded
to notninnte two candidates for Representative,
one from Kane and ono from nuPage County.
On formal s'ailot, II. II. Evans. Ut Kano Coun--
The nu.aincts Of the Convention. Good focling
| prevailed TO largo extent, and It Is probable
! The ticket will draw out tic full party vote.
! lionoFs arc easy between Elgtn aud Aurora.
CAtlsD.
CAIRO, it,, supt. ai.-ive touched this most
southern extremity ol our state Just as the SUI
upon tho Ohio. Here We received another ora.
tiun Aloug the loyce as inr Ii the eye could
reach were the blazing torches u :3Od eolorcl
men, a! n line 1aSy marched to , tho s.:
| gave the Hon. i. n. Cullom splendid scrcll-
adc. Tho Courthouse Is lilrd Tonight to oyer-
| flowing, al}d tho feature Is stsll thy black Ean
n men,. to0t1 nsir sh fa' no r0st'a as. e' - .ta .s
ore lying % on the door, hanging On to lbs winaow.
sill, and crowdng the aisies until tho house IL
crowded to s1lfncation. Mr.. Cu!iota Is aiak&ng
Shouts Of applause from both black and white
| men would convince ths opposition that th}s
soull.rEt. ,exn will bc dcattto Ills opponent.
Co. y. n. Thompson, q Chicago, ~; closed this,
speech. lie Will do Us much good here as he
bus dono Iii lnalai,a-
JOLIET, ILL.,, Sept 1l.-John F. Farnaworth
spoke here this evening III Werner Hull 10 u
| crowded house. As sl4is u pTe-c,ninently q
Democratic Stronghold. and tic meeting hail
been advertised tur week or more, the largo
turnout surprised 10 ul!e. Tho street t-proces-
| siun of 2iU Chinese !anters was ali imprumptu
| ulIalr, md composed mostly Of hoy4 The
| auuict1vu was IL Enthusiastically Democratic
| one, A,ld I'LL thu eas-tnarss Which distinguish
tho gatherings ii the party were prominently
nuilccab!r. Farasworth's apcsch was y rcyIaW
ncctlui, with The Free soil party. liz gaya somo
REASONS why he had cspolscI tho Gauss ot I'll
den autl reform, but 1t Ii surmiscd that ha iaiI-
cd to state tho true reason for leaving tue party
| In which he wAs ~ long leader. Tho measng,
for tho first of the clmpa{gn on the Bourbon
side, WRa autCca8.
| MAnsEiLLxs.
Special DttpaicA to 11d .rtoua4,
| MANsE1LLEs, sept. :l.-Ihc Republicans OF
| thlH tuWn had grand rally yesterday, aud rala-
Cd a llayes and Wheeler tlaE-s.atY, III tect high,
from which flies tl4e DIV, Ut our candidates, IN
zens, and allrcssrs wcso maso Gy Gen. P. G.
Hayes, our candidate tor Congress, also BY