, 1876-05-30
TEE HON. c. u. FARYELL.


cnrcAoo, ay a. tu aajo"r"ent 'S" of tho
per hare been largely occupied With ,coui,nanlea-
lions miprrprescnting that Convention and The
conduct Q! ths Delegates composing q. There he@
ly whenever my namo has been nped. Al these
attacks are made under cover of anonymous eisn4-
tols 10 b. blaskaa1as they a.s nos sn.tied to
fapaa fEt1F a9f'es tfSm Tns's via + n,s
pusty Of Illinois. Possibly thry may alu,lre mod.
ey % ~ o S e
pac!tJ Of .'lcadess' Ut thu Republican purity untl
aga,n ieillng 70 b. in.;as.sd Win such rrsponuIi
lily by tho rank and nle, they will, With flourish
pemoetate lanaef: %aeisvsI t6sy ass thsy als orc
s esn Ss nipy e %heh es IN s s u
plain has back u i personal responsibility whicl,
Mny .eeogn!1o. L yoa hsd mnie inqpiry Of any
wcll.infnrmea gentleman who took past inlhu Statc
Of 4iEnsying the charge Of 'swindIiug" by cdi-
The iacts make sufficient an.wer. This Com
mitce Imprinted to select delegates Hul Electors
at.Lnrge reported thy name. u two delegates for
by tno d!strics, and selfcttl fur nan,es fur lie
slate st large. The natne u Cul bangs was auons
report was tuvornbly improved, mud aIoptSd with
out dlssrnt Thcreforu tho foolish charge that
os anybody e!se chanssa tie sspost n my respect
selected for that rnrpoee tof which was nat i
1aeu,be1l. snd WIS duly approved by the whou
That these delegates arc for Mr.. lsialne and nut
for Mr. Hrstow, 10 lccausc tho public sentiment
9i Iinos T. for tho former and ot for te la'ter.
rtrd ont In thu selection Of gentlemen to represent
the State ut Cincinnati c. Il. FAl1wELl.
OBSERVATIONS: 1t may bs proper to state that
tho four or fyo delegates who, In writing or
verbally, stated to LII thnt Capt. Schneider had
hnnu H1ecfn nj hv nj flt,t,R
OF tho delegates for the Suite ut llrgr mi ono
Of them belongod to tho 'littlc squad u L!berais
who voted thu Democratic ticket In 1872 and
1874," but always lave been straight
Republicans and voted the regular ticket,
VI did tho editor of TIE TnIDuNE Ut ,uth the pfcc-
tIons named. We suppuse there IL ITO doubt Of tie
statement that Cnpt. Schneider had been agreed
upon by tho Cook County delegation in Agricnl.
tura Hall on this morning Ut thu Convention tnut
evening, ~ erfoneonsiy psntcd), mud TINT hT
namr was dropped nj s0nlcbodys instance, ulld
thnt OF Dir. pan.a substituted, withuus thu knowl-
edge or consent Ut tie Cook County dulrgatcs. Slr
Fatwetl dtsclaiMs any agency OK responsibility
therefor; yet II ia u fact that seycru1 delegates
sfnce returning home openly declared that he said
t0 them hu would not c0nsrAt 10 lei Capt,
6chncfdor 70 ae o delegate to Cincinnati. And
It is very certain tllat country members Ut thu
Appointing Committee, u!tet CuncraiMs TO Couk
County delegate. .lurgo to tho Natlonal Con-
venston, never proposed to reject tr ,anla of tie
gentleman sulected by tlle Cuuk County delegation
and to substitute soma ono Csr. Ths cl.angu was
madu by thosu who represented ths county IN
tho COMMITTEES, either of thels own mutlo,a ur
through tho influence Of others. VT lind by ex-
umining the repurted proceedings tlat the Appoint.
ing comnlittre for cook County wpre Mctsrs
James r. ltoot. George buckley, and ". 4.
James, Al tho matter stands It was those thrrs
gentlemen who took 1t alun Themselves to rcpual.
htc the selecton Ut Capt. Schneider nlade by tho
Cook County delegation, and " substitute tlcrefor
another name without aullority Ut thc!s drirga
tl0a Il ~ now the turn uf 3leEsss. loot, Buck.
Icy. and James IL rse und explain by vim. right
authority they pcrpettated this lrlck on slls cuok
rann ~ H. ptn tl.k.,