, 1876-04-01

Who etraycd on during Tho Grcclcy campaign.
Somo Ray. "What difference whether 20
barely carry to Slate ~ r 3 DoTHEs ,,t D6 ~ ~
Il makos q very great deal OF difference. esro-
CHILLY 10 close counties aud districts
whofo strong State ticket IL ABSOLUTE
M,os y ty a,, &c oIss 1snobteo % s osna.@sss @
Ia n,nuy close counties l'epubIlchns want to
coct their county as we'll o. telr State oi!icers.
willie In the election Of United 6tates senator
and ! Jig, grand, aud glorious victory viii In
sure ; Republican Leglslatnrc+ and. Of course .
Republican United Sthtca Senator. And. upon
thia point let MO add for tho appoaso aud bsnehs
tl.at Waalburno Ia mol candidate for uni.ad
Stetoa Sonntor, but II nominated and elected
Governor will asrys ont his fnll term, fle hna
neither intention nor desire IT nerviag In Con-
gress, either IS Senator or neprescntatsEeA
CANDIDATES ron LIRuTENASr-doyrnN1s
arc as thick ~ Elders at RcAmp-Moestng. None
OF them arc making mitch Of stir. nor can thoy,
from tho faet that tho nomination OF Governor
viii have Liroc: bearing upon tho ofice Of
mentioned for tho Office Nho Beetns to I'LL the
bill. Not oun Of ihem has q reputation cocxten.
stve with tho State. OF course, eon,o names
llayo beou mentioned Which sse an exception to
thia, but mean none Of tie active a;,.l on. ont.
spoken candidates arc mp to tho mark. On this
account many sincerely lopo than iu tho event
Of Washburno's nomination, Cullom lnas DO IT,
ducod 10 RECEIPT the nomination fos Lisusenans, en- Il.
wel-knovn parllsme mentory akill aud ability would
cnRblo him TO setyo tho reople we'll NJ the pre1-
idont Of tho Btatc souato.
ron sEcnErARr or STAIR
there arc but two candidates. and IN Ill
nrobablit7. thore ui1l be mono others. Doth are
pohsaut, popular young mon. with strong FOL.
lowing of frjends. bavo tho acquaintance OF
both, and ssncerely belle7e each hos design to
conduct q Jar and honorable canyass against hia
onnnnont Personally there IL no very great
| t;iforouco bot,ycon them, anil either emo will
make good. competent and obligng Secretary
Of ssato, but - to which IL lilo stronger have
| an opinion, Mr. Harlow Inns beon in of{lce
| long timo-aixteon years tcltcvo,- and. Of
co,,1,4o, enjoyed the comforts and omolun,cnts
of oilice Instead Of sorviug Id tho fold a. most
young men Of his ago wero doing fourIoon or
nation he would lind l,ltnseif in opposition 10 a
good soldier on tho other htde. 1t Is charged
that Harlow Was 10 certain degrno 10 blame, II
not mixed with tho diFgrnceful printing steal
at Springfield, in which Ed Merritt, OF tho
owne1s of tho journal, stole about $60, 600.
Al Rockford it Is also said that Harlow jugglod
binding contract with old Aba Smith, Of the
Gazette, whoteby Smith, having. agreed to bind
permitted to oil she contract by binding tho
ieve In 81 tei,lyefs" nnl1 othor split and rotton
| skins, In lob OF that sort 1t mado big tlif-
forcncc but vhether Smith got ali the money. or
|
ike the spr1nghold printing steal, It is flshy.
Tho charge that Harlow and one Of his clerks,
johnson run a oan.hrokcra ottco III &h8 Statc-
House doesn't amount to much, neither does
the fuss which Is made about him uelnR hia
clerks to caugasB tho State and to write letteta
to all the crossroads politicians IN tho Com.
monwealtll. think in q CANVASS they would
fight him as chronic ofleoholdor, % one who
didn't soldier, And, As Quo who wiokod al, II III
WAS not party to tho biggest printing steal the
| Statb EYDf dUN0fGds
6o iar ~ ....-.-.
| mr.. HcRoans
ID concerned. ho Is certainly man OF fair abil'
" aud good reputation. Thc editors OF tht
state arc supporting him enthusiastically, ant
ato disposed to push him forward as raprosont
attvo man, especially OF the country press
lio Is worry popular at home, anu won1c
run FAR ahead Or the Ticket IN tbs
FaeItoenth CoHgresHiona! District: Ills paper.
the Champaign Gdzeae, ia certainly ouo OF tat
nootoat, best aud nhlost county Journals IN tut
| Wass., scEoggB WAS good soldier, having car
Rod Ills u.uskot fot year aud aftorwai ds serving
Davis and Gen. JameH y. Morgan, Of Quincy
At Bentonville, one Of the last battles OF tht
War, be was sasoroly wonudod BY shot through
tho breaat. Since tho War he has boon bard
atu uute"ttueu otAot ~ Wy Aoitu''sss1 aAnn
| nls papeF ReGefh.tY ls@a4ut shv A9ut ~ LIE ~
caiity. ne 10 Piehsans ana Klna 70 e., Yetl
ooheinG, ana a!l shat, wh1lo eno metnoa1cat aoo
sneGenatu III, M ,s.aa.a ns "o pHoess sa
n.og'e nn n.;,;., ~ W xa".,;nita aa' s
Alnu "a ABILITY ~ to'4A4a''o ~ Hoo'
Secretary OF state. Never having held Office
is nnhnsplclonod anu un;mlrched cones from
! section OF tho state laigeiY lsepnnllcau, bl
which has noser bad any REPRESENTATION on th
Y stato Ticket anu noaldes' hn fepIesontg oas
! Which claim recognition Oh ACCOUNT OF she sof
wees oxpecteu lfon them a1tor IlcRos Ii put II
tue ned. .---
THE Aup1Tonsf1f
10 being CLOSELY contested. L!pponcott = losn :,
iet GO tho teas ae has sucked tor e'gns , eaEs
hut Ake Tue o'hcf present lneumbents TO VA
| hafo 20 hteP Gown ana oue' 1o nAa maoe Aof
snnc IN Iho oil!ce. ltas enough, atla IL VIII no
20 70 say no hna maao Good htaitort 20 y
has, put aome etasr man WI make - Eoosi
aud tho party caht al1o1a 20 declare m orposi
lion 70 reas9nao!o changes ln pubic onice
Win some' Ltppincotts personal hAb'te ~
against him. anu others object thas hs IS not
retaining fees rs Commissioner Of 1nsatanc
tion. Ills oppouent8, Needles and Powell. ar
oung' ~ shnsP a aey1 @ t one o. 1n9 @ oGss T. won