, 1876-10-02
The Confederate Congrets commented upon.
Quite number Of lafcs wcro present.


HeAn tou"J "u"'" os'te'o 'i'.s ~ "e'o az ,n mo
Of tho stronE''o!ds Of tho Democracy TITO
wl,olu astair hero to-day has been managed witt.
s,r,t ~ l,hcro,,tv mn, r,t,,rc ,vhic,, IA IN In
-. 49,. ~ H. a. IN s,to,i
tho Committee "f x4renaement,, consisting Of
the Hen. Judge Warren, Dr0. 8. Miles, Afcssrs.
l,aulcl E. I,atio. au,1 O. ". Wnrc, witt, Tho Jer
.rvvlllc cnrnrt ra,l. wcro nt tia de-
put to meet thu Hon, 3. n. ctll'om'
WHO Vas expected to addrcss tue people.
The train arrived but 10 eon9ncrtng hero cal,le
lmnglne tlIt, a'uonnt of emphatic language nssti.
foS s .si" rS1 Ill., s %tes 'S acr r ths M ossr
ay @ M G as spGs Taeera tfa Il Jcrsc,vo c Go
will ErGnt enthusiasm ~ tlo rcnFtc VINO Wcso
now filling Mp t]lo town; Atl9 & n'slogk tho
delegations from otteryillc, ttlcllty, flnfn,
RrSIto''' ,Mi,Wl'fey, McaotoI ufcen.e!a' aMm
Bunker 1tlEl ea!'1c marching INTO towh
With banus VI music anu hammers.
Tho procession when Termed Into line sas
nearly two miles long. The most prominent
feat'irc connected with It was thc Gar o. t!le
Cn" afawn " elx hntaee, WY M,.n ' MS
car wts sur,loiintct with il thr3nc, npol, which
sat the Goddess Of Liberty. A transparency,
march with al,onta Of applause, represented TIL.
.lcn riding upoE tho "Atulc OF RetorIl," and
| 1fldcn saying, "John Murrlsscy. md hnrrcl nf
money hare cnrricd INC through wlieTe grcen-
hoeks' brtiiscrs, aud gamblers eount. But who 2
will sakc care Of inc before tho pcoplcs"
"Twccd oh, come. come back /"
| After tho procession broke ranks, the Cotn-
mlttec ~ lcIreelrntt, consisting OF a. Sirs n1 ~.
Mrs. White, Mrs. Maston, Mrs: Aiasters, nnt!
Leonard, pruvfdcs! a most lountitul mud elegant
collation. FL one Of tho public halls, to Which ai
tuso WHO llad taken part were bt!lilcn to cnt,
drink, aud bc tll'cd. Tic Gallon Guards, will,
band Of tns,sic, and the numerous 1lnycs a!lu
Wheeler Clubs IN un!form, then escorted tl!o
Republican candidate for Governor ~
eosvceiss eS wns sp' Ind IN ss scn
made for holding tho :. 'nass-1ncct!nE;
For two hours tho people sat through, the cold
and listened With tho decpest attention 10 'iis
gpesGl p,lar ,lcIsinan @ ~ canaie fur Gonrfeass IN
Ills % iiistrIet. followed With m able, elSar, md
convincing Argument III support ~ MS Claims 10
tho Office for Which hs Is candidate. ~ t,lc
evening grand torssllfEht procession toqk place,
Of ti,r ilncst Republican demonstrations II tho
campaign THE FOURTH ,r,aso,s.
| Hpecial Dspatch % TAe Tfibnms.
AURORA, H.. 0et. l.-Wllle tne Congrcsslon-
al question ts talked ot In otMer parts Of the
district, only in this corner Of kane IS there be-
lieved to l'o any aniEnostty TO Mr.: Lathrop. One
disappointed newspaper is tanning the blazt OF
disscnsiol,, aud, but for Its added lagott, har,
mony would have long aEo been restored, mil
the election OF an honest, able kcru9itcan as-
sured II 1t slnal succeed IN clcciilIg tl,c rcnc-
galo Fnr1lsworth, It will have rendered tho De-
moesary MI important service, ona tllat tllo
ralmcr-I1ouac Committee shonG reward.
The eifrnntcry of se!fEonstitutcd Committee,
consisting Of Mr.. 11urlbut's ncpwhew ailtl n
few Other botcrs from tho Into nominating con-
vent!o;!, In iclnanag q alr. taatafop tInt ne
retire from tho ticket, n1iu tue bitterness Will
the ofllce-wanting, tron!'c-'naEing element,
gnintng him tho syn.patliies and conilIlencc OF
thc, pcorlc, and making him votes. The bolt
ers' otninatiN1s.-1ncctlng +, the interest 81
Farnsworth Will be held ut MarcnEo Oct: ~ and
Will be partirfpntcd In By the irregular and
rejected delegation from knnc portion Of
tho seeding delegations of Bounc nnsl
Mc1lcnry, with Irregular trumpcd-u delegations
{rt, D&llGr GnuntiCB pGrEnrf. IL Is not believed
tllot Gen. IIurlbut would cutlncnuuco tlu
sctiun were llo home, nor that my connidcrablo
number of good Republicans eau be captured by
nnhy1prRE.
specia, Correspondence ef .Tas Tribune.
bELvlpEnE, M, Sept: D-Ihe 81 Hon A.. William Taai
Latlrop, Aepu1san 1s; nominee Tor w. Eort
Wheeler Club at this place tl.is evening, ot
Union Hall. Tho hall was crowded with an en-
th,'siasttc audience u 70 hsar our nsxt Congress
sess wss v tbe o csso
l!tldr1'p, WHO made short address N which lit
c1o4ucntly pictured tho pre3cnt position mud at
t!tu!lo Of tho two parties: Mr.. Lathrop addtcsa
and Ills spcccf was 4 Thorough analysis Of ti,t
Two part!ts, and IN earnest appeal to all inter
cstcd III tic success Of the purity and tho goot
inastcry ind logical effort, and could not fail Il
win votes ThEs was MIR. Lnthrop's first appear
nnec in BcfvIlcrc slncr hia nomination for Con
gross, and his appearance waa greeted witt, up
speech by applause. The nicctin. SLOWED tl,a
| fin neDnfu tf this town pru well satfsltCI will