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Having stepped to the front of Iowa newspapers
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, 1876-09-23

tho llcnlocraA 10 with liz on this:
Heads Of Departments u.e to usahe nominations
ior III oaico. Tho Senate IL to adyiAo md cousent
to tAs appointments, md tho iiolso Of Herte.
Thu best interests OF tho public demand that tcBu
distinctions he preserved, and that the Senators
T. r. sSaii not dictate appoiataeuts 10 tic Exseu.
Now. tina. covers the whole ground. and will do
b. done. Meinter of CoagFSss tfou, our disrles
l.as 10 ssh. 10 LAY who shall be appointed to Of.
ss III T. to y the ase1sf ay aud hGx
XIII WIEN YOU % 10 10 s "s sssls 'h H. Senate /. 10
SSc,, TX tbs ,, m'n rans snHer Impeachment, Ana
HSs hi. s'u aeta sss actas to y Tho rre.!as%s aa
by Senator, u ho an Impast!a! judge' Tho Con.
gives " i judicial Department and Legislative
Departm.snt, IN anti 4 nS,nbrr o. constsss has no
so % y taaa M Il 1sss1 IL. s and
Court and telt tho Judges wtat decs!un they elAll
make. Al theso evils taut shoy complain oi have
!. sa ssngs .ass s.is tsEE
II yon have single honest man in Ting tho wo!o
" broken; II yhu hare competent snan,
TIE RING ls itAoKEAt
Y you hare eowardly nan. tho ,!ng l. broken.
You must have ohs lnnn TO ,uonopozu and llcatu
eonpists COZ You, citizens Il Chicago, ior tic las;
eight nine. or 10 years. have not had wos4 ~ 70
say about VINO snail DO aptsolt!tdA 10 an OI'cc. lht
congressman hare made all tho appointments, and
hero IL Tho Rug. but the responsibility OF THU
ring 10 between tho recommending power and III.
| officiating power. A Fcntlsnian toll me few
! dAys ago ho Waa III Washington to 10
friend appointed to ,otllce. l!u though
| llu hud Hight to recommend man, but hu foa.!t
] tho Gongrcssracn were In favor at an0theF, ~
| a*kcsl ttcNl why his man can!d not have y fRi
| slow, Ana ont 0f thDM said, "Why. don't knoW.
have got . letter tloIn Jake 1Iaughsrrl who sayl
l.u waata lin, aud snpposo w VIII have 10 gts'
Ii 10 him." Now, oil these Congressional! nls
tttets have their Jakcs. There is y ,mau behind
| What does he snr' iIa said hs never used dol!a
for his Own private p4rp1atA: that oil hD whntet
| wan 10 hare monopoly 81 tbs Mnlt Hing Of THU
| city. Rad every d03lar ho had Lhken from the
tloyesnment wrnngiully, hc had applied 10. cleo
tlunh. II hc had said 10 making nominations In
stead VI elections he probably would have cont
nearer The truth, For that is where all the numi
nations begin anA wtero thry all eAd. Aud al
Iheac rinEs hSo tlu4e In ths same way,
/ kuW hAYe not quite said what was going TO-
but will Ktvc you Hayes viuWs on this subject
and o. canadates for congr1ss this year arc theke
and tsll them, Now don't 20,
bc pfonlA.ny any nteey fnr -rotcs tor aelceafer
tecAusn II l!ayesfs erescd he Will not pNy AM
| tuorU attention to you than he will to LIZ"
! IN GEN. uAYgs' LETTER
Of acceptance h1 says: "At A1st the President
citlser directly, Or through thu heals ii lnparl
ments, l1Ade I'll thu appointments. But gradual
, 1876-09-23
TIE SOUTH.
BAuCH FOR TtIa 0ANpbA

!uecia' Dtpa,ch 10 7ns 7rtsuns.
WARRINGTON, u. G., Sept. 22.-Tho Attorney
General says Tint, II tho Democratic whites Of
the South insist on organizing In armed bands
to inttmldato the negro and deprive lin Of his
rights, he secs no reason why tho negroes should
not arm for ttcr own protection and meet force
with force. Tho Northern Republicans have
hitherto urged the ncgrogs to pcaccfulneas a,ld
submission. II tho hourbons continue IN their
violent. course. different policy may bo
Tho United States District Attorney Of South
Carolina, and the other pcrso1s who were to
consult With Attorney General Taft, did not ar.
s iss ns s u M oe t' ro aanss ssecs 3nsSh h Tnt' e f
phla to confer personally With tho President.
Thcy dcsira 10 llayo troops stattons In nt least
ttrcc Of what aro called tue upcountry counties,
Pp # S san es0ste % S IT, e5G s ISts 6
gagc Inns already arrived from Long Branch.
v1HuINEA.
Mr.. aoodO, OF VlrgfnIa, was awarded q seat
II ' crsS G9ngss' I S aeSass ss Per casp yots q
0oode, to tho Union waa nvouehed. Goode Is
renominated. Ills Republican opponent is ].
,. segar, a yoncrab'e old-liuo Wig, who; was
loyal 10 the Union; Or hlB opponent, ,Goode, ia
your vote fur the lnan who sat IN Congress in
1901 and voted men, aud money to aId III pre-
serving tho Uniona"
viii The csa.rg u 1 MS5th an sg sna
cx-Gov. Vance aro still Engaged tn q Juint dis
snsston. Al ono Of their recent meetings Mt
Shelby, Sent. Is, vanrc appealed to. tho Con-
fcderatc sentiment Of his hearers IN the follow.
Southern heroes who, dipped their hands III
for Reform and TGden."
, 1876-09-23

the control Of members oi Congress. Tho otslcca
IN ,ese ca,e. have become no. merely sewnrds tot
party services, but rewards lot services
tentones te party Hayes sy fss"'FS system
dcs!oyr the Independence ot the separate iepari-
nlcnte Of tho Government. II tends directly to OK
travngnnce and otslcal incerac!tr; u Is temEta.
tton to dfhonesty.tt hfntcss and impa!ta that
csrefnf sretyt.oa ana stsIet by
scCutcd. Now hero Ia what liz eays further:
"If elected / ahaIl ronnct tho Administration
Of the tioycrnment uron these principles, anu a!
constitutional powers vcsted In tho Executive Will
be, employed by me to establish this reform. !"
would give mora for that than for al The re,
will carry that ont II elected. [Checrs.
but THO time Is pa.sing rapll1y away: have en.
bring yon 10. tho following ,eonclnalons, aud 10
thctc .conc1nsions mJFclf have como: It IL y
calamity to hayo another htoody.khlrs campaign,
aud tho democratic orc fcsppnatbo 10. It IN mt
nominating a pronounced Aympathtzsr With tho
Democratic party ~ It cx1stcd beiaro tho War
will mako {he results Of that War a. primal
Itsue In any campaign. and consequently delay
the dEecntt5un OF other measures necessary TO Tho
abaacs; that the election Of tho brain power Of ~
railroad consultations to tho Presidency would
everywhere encourage tho enemies OF rallronu
competition and cheap Interpretations: that II Ia
tho duty Of every honest Hnn and evccJ opponent
OF monoputlcs 10 support Gen. Hayes az patriot
monopolist. and m outspoken opponent OF the
Congregational rings.
Nj. Wentworth resumed Ills scat amid loud
cheers.
, 1876-09-23
BOB INGICRSOLI,
4 Rous1Nu RECEPTION AT PEORIA.
Hrx<{ai Ddetattirh Ia IAa sxaetAu&a

Sprctd, D4spatch to 7As Tribune.
PEORIA, Ill, Sept. oo3,-Pcora turned out IN
massu tonight to extend to her gifted 1nEcEsol
a cordial, hearty welcome horne. The Ccnien.
nial headquarters Of the Hayes md Wheeler
Club wcrc filed at an early hour with not less
than 1000 enthusiastic people, while Thousands
were unable to admission mud stood in Tic
streets adjacent to Tho building yainly cnltaF
orins to catch tho speakers words.
At o'clock Col. lngcEsoll and lnge
number u leading citizens entered tho
building, and, passing down tho main
aisle, mounted tho platform. As
soon as tho crowd caught glimpse oi DoD's
wcll-known form, such shout went up from
that building as made the raftcrs ring. Whsn
cheering had euhsidel, tho Hon, Washington
Cookie stepped forward, md IL brief but eso+
.aucnt language welcomed lngcrs0ll home.
signal for dcafening. applause, and It was A. A.
least Ayo tninutea before he could proceed. l's
thnnkcd Ills lriends,- ho said, again ana
again, for this magnificent. ovation. NoHhs'ss
oil his route Ind he received an ovation tlsa!
words were but poor things with which 10 e.
press his gratitude. lle said that all thAt Va
mean and vile, nll that was low and loatlsone,
Ill that YVES dirty and dcsp!cablc, was embrace
III the Democratic purity. All tflat was pFoas hs,
was pure and patriotic, was embraced III The H.
publican party, llc reviewed the ree9fM res'h.
If both parties ln his own tntmltabo and orig!aa
style, drawing from tho vast multitude deale'as
Ing applause or roaring laughtcr IS Ills hts sna
sa1lica Ut wit wero made. He npoke for an hGaf
aud . half, and wns llstened to throughout t!ta ~
tho closest attention llls concluding rcmNn
were most eloquent, and iio closed amid tfttheD
lio leld ~ tlnpromptu reception On .he ,t.S' *
, 1876-09-23

10 me EaH0F u 1hs 4Tsoh"s
CHICAGO, Sept. al.-For several months past
my friends III the Sixth Senatorial District have
from time to time spoken 10 mo Of being ca.1-
ilate for State 6cnutor to represent said dis
trirs, and having scsyed the people ~ member
u& the last (Twenty-ninth) General Assembly
apparently to the full satisfaction Of my con-
stituen.s, anti In fact rather liking apolit!cal
Ifs ,nyself, ! allowed 1t togo out aud bo UNDER
stood that l would "ruu." as tho trtto SAYING
i, although At ali ti.ncs with ,naay misgiyings
us to lts good policy, financially, from personal
consideration, l hare been practic!ng law
In Chicago for III years, aud have clIents
whose interests I aui bound to look after
and protect. ! have also family to
support. And no man eau serve
Ills eonsti.nente honestly In the State Senate or
House OF Representatives without tts being
persona, saerlaes pccunlatiy, and uot INCLUDING
campaign a. u candidate. My business has been
materially Injured by, absence IN my "coun;;
1nteua " work zeal0u1ly for tbs suu:css of the
Republicans, thu only loyal party IN this Gov
eInincnt.
/ have no doubt ut Al Of my nomination aud
, 1876-09-23

election II candidate, but foel II to bo my
duty to my client. as a iawyer, md to NY lam
ily,.nnd Nay ndd, perhaps, without disgrace,
incnn,bcred real cstato in tho coming months,
rnther than serving n generous constituency at
Springfield. return my friends many thanks
for past fayora aud present nssurnt,cca.
JoHH C. BANKER,
"a Washington sireek
, 1876-09-23

Mr.. Murphy called upon the Chair 10 put
down personalities, or men who uscll them.
After considerable discussion ms to time Of nt-
iournmcnt, tho Committee annlly fixed upon
Tuesday nt 4 p. ,n., after nppointlng tho Cbair-
man anil Secretary Committee ri twu 10 nl-
visu nominees Of tho action OF tho Conventions
, 1876-09-23

+ T-@-~----- -.
| tho chnir, anil also spoke, followed by m0n
nnmc3 Goedkl; Judge 9: NJ M1rsS r. and ot,'srs
adjourned, ...-.-,
.Eionr1! WARD.
The Eighth Ward Republican Clnb hela M i.
Harrison ,treet. mn 4: lIoyn9 ocegnle,l the
M Mss.r. TX Kennedy a!aaly, Msan'ns Hodge, aei
wsfs ap0 70 fgyso ths
Of the Club; John Stephens, John Islsse.n,
anil ]. +. Cauff'cld wcre appointed com
inttto to SUGGEST llst of IN names aot
m cxecltion commttteo. OVer GU new mem
Manor, stephens, Cau!hcltl. any !ioyno eaen
ninde brscf speeches, alter wlici tho meeting
adjourned. --
| o.,, , ,ronnTEssTn, IA. wAHn. .,,.,,.,..,...
.oae ol tho largest kcEuD!icnh uomonstfattons ~
ei liio campaign uec'lrfc,i at No. 4oo milwaukee,
avenue last evening. Iho meeting was under
me auspices o. INC GERMAN Giub OF tue wnru,
mud was ~ large thnt their la!l, though the
a,ate 10 contain titc cf0Wd' lne WarM einb
| was present, numbering zuU, ocarlig tofcnes,
my lleaueu W oithi Oh music. Ine Rfcatest
shswins shat i. Tic tle1'nsns had not deserted
shS1r stannata or Their t'nrty: ,u.
I4s principal speakcrs .,t q TIE cyenins % were s
tlla non. L: nrentamo and Mlllam toeKc, WIG
sntsstanSn ~ aiieIee IN uGran r.. aoF A. moaf
q more, Illustrating and proving the ,tal!acy ol
n. ela!'ns OF Dcn,ocraey to reform. m Tl,ey were
aull9"tu " c1'A4u' Camppoll WIZ niaue son.o
good points and stirred the audience to co''-
haHGIao!e pitcn. u,,.,, t.,.
Ias meethg adjourned win thtee .a, , nearly nearly
cheers for Hayes md Wheeler and tbs Hcpubl''
eau party -
| n. r.,- TIlRTRENri ,, WAhp; =.
4, Ihe lh!rtcenth Wartl HGpunlicans met o.
FIVE 1--WE bea3 ata!l; Co'Ss ~ T,,,', NE.
haKG t anu Noooy sttcets, laat nBnt, IT. Wl!l,ana
Williams ~ %l'1efdInE LFeslouSn n,, 70 Illn g. speech
] pealcf TO the Thirteenth Ward for uniforms for
tl.e Ninth. The business was tcfcrfcl to Tic
Executive Co1umttteo OF The club. WThe Con-
timcnfas ii fj,nirfIcr;s C;lnn Cinh, renticrcfl n
hew campas,l stoenst ~ aSeGptao'e s1yIf, n,.u .n9
sS,.I1 ssSSnl!Lnsnt oi y WIS Vato 1of uaycs a''.'
Wneclef one ahM NIL"
:, Col. John Il. Ko9Grts 81 The Third WaId waa
to talk to Democrats and Rcoeis, and therefore
he talked to Republicans. ua reviewed the his
anti ,lnnn,1nrcII tha trrnsn, " I'm men ny whosn
av,,,s or s to eon,rv ~ aI ~" hean y y9,%n~e
nSv,'lsn n "otH sne country nv pGeu pln"tSin H.
question OF finance, tho speaker by logical and
I Masterly words oncllatnch tho audience by his
full exposition Of tue tallacy Of the imitation or
| Another SONG was r;ycn by tho Cont,ncntals,
anil tI,a HIM, T. M fnnna. X Ia J1aviras cnnn.
~ vns coiind ,,,nt, ~ a,,o,L IL III a1,,o ~
~ :" - . ..I1att w epSn. - ~ epe"ss IL -.
over ~ aonEt Anu tnIoughout tng conrse o. his
remarks Was frequently anu warmly apiAnuaea.
llo reviewed tile history Of the State Of Illinois
for the past ~ ycars, nu,l showed that In TINT
iaync hatlds unun :, cent Tint lid not bclori, to
! lin. Tho Democratic record was not clean,
was worse. By overwhelming statements, }acts,
and figures, tho spcaker conclusively proved tho
supremacy o. hGpunlicahlsm, anu 9ppcalGu 10
, 1876-09-23
TIE GNEENDACKEKS.

start things didn't appear to have been patched
up for n harmonious gathering, md tho Exccl-
tive Committee was gurnercd into an nntc-room
for consultation. In tho largc room, Mr..
George 8. Bowen was elected temporary
Chairman Of tho Convention, and WIS
proceeding to appoint a Committee on
Credentials, whom Mr.. Donlcld, looking
hard at tue representatives Of the press. moved
the exclusion Of all except delegates. This
created somo confusion, when hr. A. @. CAM
cron rushed in and announced TINT the E1ccu-
tive Committee wcro about to consult, and sug-
gcstel TINT no dogs be allowed to bark con-
tcmporancousiy. The door to the ante-room
was locked, and the Executive Committee con-
suited for about 10 minutes, and then returned.
Mr.. A. G. Cameron reappcarcd, md safd that
the Committee recommended TINT all who nero
not delegates and all reporters be requested to
withdraw. Tho list Of delegates WINS then called,
and those present invited to proceed to the ante
room.
As gentleman was calling tho roll, Mr.. Don-
field arose, and, announcing that he did not want
to bc dscourteouB, remarked that, tho Commit
tee having requested tho reporters to depart,
IT was time tllnt class Of people started. The
boys marched out with polite invitation from
the Chairman to return In about Is mtnntes
NoLAN's STORY.
No,am camn mM.t n,,f Viii a month hi AZ saata D
It,s tna est Convention epey SAW said
he. MCumcron Is runuinr tFIc whoIe business,
iio has been around to TIC various wards and
9hnrCed hd s I'm condidatss kidd nn,ctm Tor blopra.
nhies in tl,e Worklg,nau's Advocate, and d icl-
low who won't nav fis 500, ho emit he nomi-
mated for ANYTHING, ,r-and jim went of mad.
nf1mfttcd Tho orrnnizatiou i1ai been perfected
mnn WIh sssSrv: %eotG . and % '9 rni,y' u Hssstan @
nc 1yn mr. snnece On ths rgss ot oyc1a
n,snt. TIC report Of tho Committee on Gre
"n',S,n o,,3 na,nfnnti Mus ions sy wcr% cacI tor'
''''>& sFrATons.
Nfr. Tomcs Snffneer nominated tho lion. i,
c,,nrjrs IJntnos Isl Senator from tho Eoconl
n,etrirf A'A'1'N'
somcbodv naked II that wero tho Justice, md
wns answered in the affirmative.
Mr.. Cnmcron eniil hp wnntnd nnv rnan WIN
mntfn n mnmination 10 la Hwnrrantccd y in
nfTcrirr amcl, namcs. md to bo elro TINT surl,
nnnnpgss suym wcro IN str,et ~ sympatjy m With e tha
financial and otl,er Views q tie nasty, for ne
thn mnidon IN ctIort. and must nat be Injured Sv
such nrocecdlngs'
"war,antee'5" : % Haines, l' who ' was unaninousy I
IT. nHnliehrtIen n,lt in nomination Mr., John
r. Rcan1am ma Senator for tho Fourih District.
mni,inr l,riof apology for lis habit of clanr.
Ing liz no,{tics, Tho nomination was uuaul-
srunl1n' who wns iust tit other Side OF tho
l:nvhnIn,'
Nr. scanlan WINS brought in, and said ho WA
obliged, ul,i held that Tic party ought to fight
Tia rnonciuiJci by snyinr II would not bo tha
ta,it ~ HimsrIf or frisas II Tho Fo,,rth Distret
ii,i mn hnve n Urecnbuck rcnrcsontotivo In tj1o
next Lei stature '''s
, 1876-09-23

tCoatlnuel On tbs Sixth RASs1
, 1876-03-03

bear. tt Ia necessary : 70 " ueo Tho
south ongino continually. For. this Fnaaon'
and simply to guard against pnHslb'a contlngcu.
~, tLo Kuowlos pumpe, having capacity OF
6'f000 400 gallons. bavo fcon put tn.-not bocaure
~ INV dofoct or faiElng on tho part Of tho south
ouuino, vl,Icl, Is slmp'y perfect. :.
TIE WANTED IlohaE fDWEA. :,
). What ahont tho 2i8.horsa powor hilcFoa to
Ia vaated mud Knocking tho onginn 70 ptecoa "
~ You understand ticrn ia stways sono waste
IN engines, ranging, Of courdo, with their Ftza
md Tia manner OF their construction ~ to tho
nnrticuar amount It cannot ts Rtstetl. At soTer:
Al triala Of tho enKtno tho amount Of wahtc, M
4 IL called, uAa foGnd to vary widely ctch tin1a.
T'to figures taken iy yo1r correspondent arc Of
cen.rsp, those Which boar The worst conAtr1cton:
Vt,y not take tue tiglres obtained At tue hecond
trIa{ by tho experts appointed BY tho
f,itlycnn Association! T'hnro II wae proved that
si.o cfoss ho,so power 1,382, wlltto tho total
i,orHo. power Ill ,isefu1 effect was D97. Deduct
Inc. according to tho rlllo of yonr correspondent,
mi raIjops for friction. md yon iIavo LISP.
rj.erc In then loft only III horsepower III waste
which Iv n;,i.o different from z7B Tho truth a.,
however, that no detetmina.o figures can In
ciycu on this point. aid do not hesitate 70 ray
thst tbero ia no waste except through frictlnn.
lcnInuo. and alch minor cansea. ~ to tho
waste power pounding tho engine to pieces, that
III ail bosh."
, 1876-03-03
THE COUNCIL.
CONFEDERATION Of tho Estimates In Com
mittee of the Whole Finished.
The Item Of R6OO,OOO to Cover
Deflcioncics Stricken
Out.
rhe Public Library Allowed to Slip Through
Unmolestel.
Won Hollen aud McGrnth Secure
Recognition.

A regular meeting Of tho Common Council
was held yesterday afternoon, gseasaont n0on
In tho Chair aad quorum proaent.
On motion Of AID. Woodnaan, tho Conncit "ons
into Committee Of tAo Whole on tho Appro"
priation bill, AID. Cullc.ton In tho chair. Tho
Comptrol1or's general oBtimatcs wore taken Up:
AID. Waterman moved that tho itom OF 4G'ooo
formerly Inserted at hia request in tho bill ios
seger on Aelland a7euuc, from Monroe to uar-
t,son asroots, be dropped. Ito had ascortained'
ho aaid that there was enough money IN sae
hands Of tho Board Of Public Works to tho
credit Of Tho ward to bnld tue eawer.
The Chairman ruled tho motion out OF order.
Tho item Of 41, 600 for hay-scnkes wsa stricken
out, tho opinion Of tue Commltsoo being taas
these institutions should DO aelf-austalning.
The contingent fund Of $4,000 was stricken
ors, and tho unexpeudcd balance OF sS'21o IN
serted instehd.
TIE DEFICIENCY FIND
Of $500, 600 uss sttickon out, because, ~ A!d.
Case said, tho opinion Of tho Committee wasthat
the suthoritios should DO kept With shelr noecs
to tho urindstono, aud DO forced to collect tno
back taxes 10. 1876 1871, md 1879.
Tho Item for election a1ponaoa was Increased
from s1, 600 to o,600. bccauso tho Clerk said IT
would bo impossible to hold an election for thc
former attn. ..-.-..-.
The .tem for printing and stationery was a1cd
st eli 250 for nino months, In addition 10 an un'
expended balance Of ea,603
TuH BALARtEa
wore &hon taken nj, item by item, aecosa1ne 70
a. xotto srf1of1h