The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-29

Davidson trom Warren The convcntjo,
reSrsad 10 s,'.nc,,a ,he rn,es. and ,hs
r.sn,.,,;o, 's r.sorraa IN Tho co",,,,,,.ne
mn raso,n,;ons
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The committee on permanent. organ.
ization reporter the io''oW'"g choice o'
permanent officers;
Tesiueht, y. =. HHcii y, Irawio,u
secretary, y. a. Cro"Ty W ook asss,-
ant secretaries r. A. snive,y OF Mac0upii
hoDt Ross oil i'a,aye,te, W. =; N'uu
VI Sa''ga'hoi,' .. w; oop ,.,.., y, 'H M,.
] Nice-Presidehts py u,sl,'c" TIE.
Moses y. wentworth VI .ooM Scvo"w''
| w. Is: Snowhook oi ,ooh' tniru, u. W.
| Dennis oil Lake; Four'',; yahes ner
| rington OF Kane rum, II. W. MiIcheii
OF Ogie sixth; 'ohil De.nent OF Lee
| SeVeh.h, John DIT ., CIunu. 'nsm. .'.
| Washington +. loon o' M ,, Nn'','
M. henoerry Oh reofm r re,iaa, 'o az q
v va,,ey y, Mc','"o Rrny,n. Tme,fh "
| Rarncs oc Nnrgan Thirteenth. j. J..
Honlitt of 4 onan: Fourt zenith. j, e..
| BLACK of champaign Fifteenth, George
| W Reeves of Edcar sixteenth, G.. ID.
| Hoyles of Rond. Seventeenth. w. T..
| Wheeler of Madison: Eighteenth, A. j.
Nimmo of Union; Nineteenth, Charles
Mcdowell of White.
This report was adopted unanimously,
and Mr.. Allen returned thanks in APP
propriate words for the compliment ten
| iered in this extension of his term.
| ,,,cro,s ,pcr
r,a comnittnn annointed to nominate
| o,..tors n, iarse and n,omhs,s at LARGE of
rho state cen,,nl committee rcnorted as
|
| To- oi.o,ors Of largo. ~ II Allen of
Carbondale. VIM. r. Coolhauoh of chi.
cago
For members AZ large of the Demo
cratic nentrai committee. lion Cvrus
n Nc, ,ormicl OF Cbicaoo. Hon. W. X.
Mnrnhv OF Perry. Hon REM. r. Berpin
of WorSan. a. a. ,io,lJard of Stcphcn.
| son r r. Hovlcs of Rond. w. J. Muntz
| or Varmillion
The rnnort was received and unnani-
monslv a5onted. with loud applause.
nn,,c,, NJ, ~, onrp,y
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me committee on creueli.iai, no. peins
ready 10 report, non. Johh IL. ooctis
OF caro- responded 10 eaiis lor spell
lie stated thal IL Wouid Dc maiiiies.iy I'M
proper Tor MN 10 make any coullnehi /,
| upon the contest ABOUT 10 DE entered
upon, ana he would therefore, CONNIE
himself 10 tne general poii'icai ISSUES. ne
referred 10 the oln avenue conference III
New lork. ana us PLATFORM, ana theii
proceeded TO test the character OF each Oh
the two presidential candidates, accord
ing to that standard. Inc analysis was
so mastery as 10 eiicit such applause AS
made it difficult Tor the speaker 10 pro
coed. lie said mat II was
very fairly claimed that Hayes
character was sucii as couiu give 10
offence to either BAD or good men. ms
was prouaol. uie lgasoli 'liat WIFI 'iie
nolilii,atloh vas liiaue' cry men. up
ION i ncMe9 ~. In Jan, ne n Ipen Ia,
sa'u nc iad icau ~" "noi ',o VIZ
puiis ~ tlie ;..h,,, ." ,, me ..ie
grea.es. neisi'n vi uS a. iasc' sS
STRAIN VI ni.'9 i' Wa n,I ~ ,,1
,icui anu uiane '"c,ii uVcuI III VIC n". .'
vi uie'I oaP.o,S,' "a, ,nu'@ maa .iiI
VIII reioriii JUL ~ -mssouIi; ne nau
charged ABOUT plinuiy anu i"l'ousiy,
o:Mnns i1ioi ~, W. euuueniy uiI hNei
ciinh VI the nn,u ,noney VI WHEN no
spou.eu 80 ,out,y; VI noni I; o!nei oi"ai,y
Po.ent aEone. nav ~ ;, 'iI senso any
ne supnis , iGl ''i.o .no aims VI
."1s mnT -, n "I 80 IN way
10 uescrioe r,i oruel 'na' ne nilsii' ue-
ho"u.e' ltre,hc,iuous apPlh"se'I Al.
Sohur1 10" t,'o no" a'o,I ra,nrn, Iii hot,vaan
camnaions and Tho tractahle tool ot tba
corrpn,ion;st. drrinu tho canvass
| fAnnianSa Altar an ah,e arr.;%nmen,
ot ihe convan,ion which tramnIed nnde,
fo,,t Tho only man ,vho as stofasman anr
| a refnrmer made any approach IN Tilden
and chose in Interference a man VIII
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TON unySr or CHICAGO
H. ,r.~,., III, 90 CHI 800,
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nooIacS, anu 'na. u'is Mas 'nc Wv
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s FL" aoou,'o.u III nv
Paipaple ,us az VIC pi1scnI sonI n
anu the hePuDiican party geheraiiy' AM
was Wen suiteu ~ '.,e temper Vi tne cor,
seh,ioh' espcc,a,iy WA, porlloh III "nic'
lie ueprecia'eo any running a'tcr iai''
gous'
COL. MORRISON
Col, j. l.. ID. Morrison was next loudl.
called for, and he responded cheeriully
tie impressed upon the convention tn
Importance of Its work. not only in it
effects upon the state, but upon the ma
ton. Calm. delberative, wise cOunse
and sinking of personal prejudices o
preferences in favor of party good, must
he said, deliver the state from Republi
can misrile, and must do mucl