, 1876-02-22
At THE PACIFIC.

AAA ANAL&4 IAuH4s
The delegates md ali others drawn hi.her by
the mootinr to-day uado their ho.douartcrs At
H.. G,,,d p.,;do lar .ro,i,r ~ d,scr.. tho
."o u..'a SUM- 1ass o'on!ns ~ u'seu,' loo
e':ua'lon' ny Eopeo' meaanso s'iangsn. eno pre-
paro for futuro Work. Tho assosnb1age waa
]urgc. auu, beiug composed Of visitors from
averv aect,on ~ ,ho st,tn ali svrna ~ mil.
t,.;.,. ,.a-. - .enso,a,,.os ..o.' ''0 ~ rnn
. .,c11"s wore sop.esen'oa. 1lon' 1no eoa-
0ubernatortal chair to tho losa ambitious
one Uho had becu coutoos with serving bis con-
ut,,no,ta In I'm no,rd =. sunorv;aop. ~ htu
nls".u'o ~ ~ o s,a s.nos' III, y, n.s
and there werc those pzcaent. too. who had
served the nation in It's army Or as postmnatcrs
hit I. WAS NOT the past TINT they vere reoount-
Inc, hnt Tho fnturo thoy wors eontsmpi.,Ino lad
friends intefcsts. It ~hA not strange at all
to flntl them uniformly posscssed Of an air
of confidence a. shey greeted ono another
con3dent of ,ndivtanal snccc,a md ,hsoIntc,v
certain OF party victory IN tho otate aho hatsona!
cAnyhHB. This confidence and certainty, how
ever, combined to ndd to the secret an1icty Of
candidates, to make tAeir time precious, 70 pro-
oudo extended conversations, and to give tho
crowd aa nctisisy seldom seen On ouch occa-
THE p1osr1An1Es.
Prominent an,ong those who filled the rotunda
and lined ths h"lls we're: Coy. J. l.. DoyeridGe,
Attorney Qcnorkl Edsall. Q. L. Lipplncott State
Au dItor George Il. Harlow. Secretary OF State ;
Joseph Uttoy Canal Commissioner; H. II.
Whiting, Peoria; T. q. HanbnrEhcr, Springfield; !;
Howard Knowles, Peoria Cadet Taylor, Wo-
mona; J. L. Davis, Cairo George ". AcKcag.
Cairo G. D. 1rin1io. Ottawa Eugene Cam
field, Aurora; 7. J. KeunGT, Vermont 4. G.
alathows pittsllcld Clark Z. Carr, Gsiesburg !;
W. G. Watkins, Hloomtngtou H. II. 6turgesa,
Yanlalia l.. s. Swan. Champaign Joseph
Donison and Janice McDowoit bloomington |;
John Gordon.: Waver1y: II. D. Dement, Dixon i;
Thomas .. ladgoway, 6hawntetoru Con. Ct. u.
Rnum, Qoiconla Col. a. @. Dabcock, Canton i;
| William Granville narreta, Canton; John W.
| D. I. Funk. BLOOMINGTON James u. Dovoridgc,
Jceae 4. Duhoih, Shelby n. Cullom. Spring.
! tfald +. 4. Wilcox, AIinonk: J. 8. TaKgArt,
| Stephenson County +: IL. Malone, panA; 7.
| J. Mitchell II. L. Banderson, Con. George F.
| Dick, Bloomington Col. ]. II. DcaEdsloy, ltock
| 1sland Col. II. ". Malone, Pana Jamea Good
speod. JoIIet : Il. O. Core, Champaign:
70 get II anything like correct idea Of tho
| sentiment Of tho crowd Nas no casy saak, and.
| sysn il thIa could have been reached to moral
certainty, thb Thluo Of the Information would
| hare beeil moro difficult question 70 decide in
! tbs absence Of An opportunity to weigh their
home. It uaa very apparent, howo'os, that
thoto naaA
BR1aK TRIANGULAR F1anr
In progress throughout the Bsato for Governor.
en,l that tho contestants waro Cai!om. Hove.
ridge. and RldgewAy, With tho possibility Of oil
calculations failing whom the tastling trio urro
before tia Stato Convention by the Introduction
of ono Of tho other names in tho announced list
| OF candidates. The frieuda Of Cullom claimed
| for hun great strength In tho southern part Of
! tie Stats, and thst 10 would be AHA 10 huld lia
] own in tho INTERIOR northern and western SEQ
! tioas, The friends Of Devos1dge a1o oon-
deot, claiming tbs northern section Of tho Slate,
end sppoareI TO rely no llttls on Iideaway
! beiu. able to diyiqo tl,a ,eat with CulIon.