, 1876-05-06
Col A. @, Matthews Suggested for
the Illinois governorahip.
National and State Politics in lowa...
ConkIlng for Emperor.
Mixed Complexion, Politically and 0th-
.etEisci of the Georgia Repub-
loan Delegation.
Project to Furnish Conlxling with
AN Organ in New York City.
tt-tIN01C.

20 %ao aaHof OF IRf LHt9gh 1rtbHfftt
ATLANTA. ILL.,, May 4.-Now that II ia conceded
by both Republicans and Democrats that Tilder
OF Now York will bo tho Democratic candidate
for President, tho strongest n1ao they hayo,-
II iB necessary for the Republicans to tako a
losaon. md also to tnkn warning from them, and
nominate tho stfongost man In our party; mud
II seeus to mo that Tho strongest man wo can
nominate. and tho only Man VIC can etcct ID
Htlstow. aud In 5nct ho is c0naaored SO By tho
Democrats, and they fear him mora than any
other 1pan. as is shown by the way they rorsst
III trying to connect or catch hIua In some cor
tuption. His record il being thoroughly alfted,
and hc comes out of thn Investigation without
ahine rGa 6 suspii,,9n, and 1ycTy Investigation -
lthe Confederate Comnttoes) aro oycn calling
10 their aid tle Whisky lsng, A. is clearly shown
by o1Is 1he l1l Mary horfits Investigation,
:, Iae southern Democrats asBcrt boldly TINT
they want their candidates for President n,id
V.ee-rrestlont from tho North, knowing that
Win southern man aa thoir candidate for
either elise thoy will DO dotoatcd. Thoy want
and will nominate their strongest man, 4 man
tlet Gun carry enough Nortlern States, with tho
help OF the South, to win. Thus they reayou,
nnd 1t e sensible conclusion. showing that
,aey fnsena to make desperate fight. I
hope tho Republicans will learn and profit
shorohy from thotf opponents, and uoiniuato tho
beat mon for all of our of1ceB. Bomo Eopul,-
a'eaa papers are doing moro harm thnn good by
@e,oGat'siE tAt C!aNDb OF Af1cn men us Morton
9nl conklins, md doing oil thoY Cal. to doroas
Hfisto". by asserting that ho IL too Tar Hout.,
and that ao 1nay J0hnso1ixe uy. Whon III
aa maa u no: M too much pEojudccd) they read his
lfo not only showed his patriotism BY making
PRpeeohca, but he wont and fought, and rsl;oi
nth 1e for his country; went LII they Bay from
the South" where it tried 4 rnnnH patriotism.
him. AZ wo must have Anld- monoy lnau to cprry
Ohlo aud New York, mud wo uluat hnye ono Of
those States, II not both. Thu split 1t. tho arty
III No" York IN reference to Conk,ings cantlida-
tuso shows scry plainly that lie caunot carry
tnat State, and. II the party In his orn State il
not III fayor of him. he nor his friends caupot
expect much strength from other States. Iuaiuo
u tny nsat cnolee,-llan boon from tho first
3ut think Driatow Will mako tho strongest can
aldato. Therefore. il he is Lit ought TO ba our
aomlnoc. 81 wo tu11st nominate our atru,,pcHt
@ nef fur all 81 our ollices. With l,ristow at the
aead' We arc ,s stlse o. Of - victory, Ho wilt draw
sotcr. and oyety othor 1nan thnt IL In fnyor Of
reform aud M houest Administration.
- reference to our State candidates, think
u tho strongcHt man of the thseo running aud
he M.ll mako til q good Governor, Ur. ToweII
QUO uf nur candidates for Stats Auditor, visited
" TINS Wsek. Ae reports hiH chnncos gooa. lia
IA gentleman Of hl}o appearance, aud hopo
lo will receive tho Ion!untlon, aB Lippluoutt
LAS bad tho oiice long onouRh and, AZ Ise prom.
iaed Powell 10 would not bo candidate, he
In our Congressional District things arc pretty
lively. and expect it wilt bo pretty hot before
tho Convention meets. Every county in tic aia- |
trct as candidate. aud 1t Beems 10 DO the feel,
tng throughout the diAtnct-ontHdo of Mcl,enn
County-that son1o Othor enunty should hayo tI,tt
honor uf tho Representative, ~ McIIoau County
hns had TINT honor ever Hluce Tho dlstrict h1Y
been fosmod. Ws Of this county will presont |
illo uamH Of Z. u. Hlsnn, Fa1., Of LIpcoln.
10 II al nblo lnNyer.-ono 1t tho ablest II,
Central Illinois. THIS county haB alyays bcer |
tho d!atrict that Eavo McNnltn mn jorlty at tim
last election; auu although Mclean County
Fill prcsont "A good man, ta question for tia
Convention to decide is who ia tho etrnurrut
nun. IA there has rt"Aya been 4 ypt 10 lin
purity iu that county, would it not bs better. md
would it not unto tto party moro, and couid wa |
nat work tot,etiur I>ore Ilf hurInony, by Klylur
the uonlinntlgn to sahlo mail outeln blcIeau
County II ths tonveauou uc1nlnates Bjun. |
tho d,ntriet. HIS Ii Il good npoaIrr, VII take
well with tic pedlo. hnB no oi,onea III tho
party, aud tan in4,lp strife, aud Ii oIectsd l.
lo au hu!.e- ~r'- Al.lrict--not mere fipure, J
b."a -~eA q IL oif present Representative. nor
ulsgraeo III by voting with thu lseboIH upon eycry
patty question:. acl.ehn County wants thS
member o. thu Board Of Equalization. and tI,e
dA.tict will 10 willing to giyo then, int Ianar
n'1d they ought to bo willing to glyo Ito Ke,Sa.
sentative to some otI,nr county, Then VA rnn
~oEk together ltarlnOuiousiy (which va must ID |
70 "ln}, aud redeem tho dlktr!ct. Mr. J}anr NJ
A. Mhson County, il said to bs good .pet. hui NJ |
,Aasoh Co1hiy lii democratic. ail1 he Ia nat ant |
~ ~ carry H. tAasaforo Wo would not Ran any.
Lh!'lH by giving tho nomination to him, Yonrr
EeSFeo''ai1Y' TnrE REpCHllcAN.
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