, 1876-02-09

W&H ye+ 100 oaslf III LUG campaign ~ tH"n 'o@t
Tho call until aftor the daso for tho National Con-
scnlion lad l,ean 6xei. .,.-..,
Attuf ths above aubjcota had bssn discoasad
pretty. thoroughly. tho couusseo adjourned
sine dio.
AN INFORMAL talk. |
III tho afternoon nbout o'cioc6. various rr,en1'
besn Of the Conmitteo Nere received by tt1o /
q n "n4 m
l'lock. Thars ware present ot Tho Chicago |
brnncl Of tho party the Hon. Thomas lio{n.,
Judge miller. Col. Cameron, hiiles hehoe. y. 8.
woro received lie rnrsl tombors, who ol.mbersa
,lp tho uume.nna atAIGe, dindatninB tho elevator.
hnd, consequently. appeared upon tho eeono
spetci,loxs from lack Of broAti And aHoploctio IN
tempted, and tho proceedings consistesl merely
Of hand-sLskings and tho interchange of Intro.
duetiona and congratulations. T4oss prolim,"
nares being over. tho party paired on and plan.
thoy separated "A mildly ~ thoy had como.
ID tho evening, rnoss Of this racnbcrs Of the
Committee WHO had not departed fof Aoms
gashosod in paIlor 81 Of tho sherman House, snd
supplemented their former sa1K Hith moro OF The
aar1o To TRtnuNF reporter who happened m
II appeared as II Tho whole dlseusdion sufnod
npon 80
In the coming State olootton That matter waa
vigorously discussed, with dcc,dod dlfIesencc
III opto,o1 among thc members. ,.,u,
Bald hlr. Brown: "Ti1ero cat1not bo thiF0
ticket next fall, it'e impossible to pot up aue
thing" to which prostrate gentleman on t4o
ii iei you there. viii bo ono 10 name, -but #
viii bo banner without an ARMY tenofat
without folloulDg;" and another member III
"Yss, iii, jim Ailsu will head son'o sort OF q
ticket; but ho won't get any yotos."
Thof wtten tlio reporter. put IN word OF IN"
1utry, Drake aroko up and said: ....--.
mil hat 7 a
very large class Of tho people whom say shat
VIC must baye nm honest man for cauddateI
nna mn suro TINT II wo put up man Of rccog.
zed integrity ct good nooerata an,saoaenss,
sllall win with hin1,-wo cant holp IT," AND
Dowlall added,
III you put up tboroushly honest man. hos
Buse to be Democrat"
And then Brown remarked:
II think good deal moro OF tho man than
| DO Of tho platform this timo tho people will
look for and vote for tho man zathor than Tho
Aud 90 tho converse ran OH. II wka difficult
to eet an expression, Of opinion ns 10 tho merits
| OF my Of --
1uB NATIONAL CANDIDATES.
! though It appeared To tho lteteneF as II tho
! tic front rather oftoner than nuy othets. lu
tho company It was difficult to get ri opinion At
| oil but when approached In dotall. tho OK
/ prossion Of tho members was llttlo moro easy
| to como ut.
Ltout.-Gov. G1enu, whom addressed on tho
subject Of tho outlook for tho Presidency, could
| not or woud noL name htB favnrlte, and Was
equally non-commistal aa to tLo probability Of
gatdel Daynrd, Tt!den. Davis. ana ltendr1cka ae
Tho coming men, and considered that each had
| fair following IN tho Btato.
Senator Brown, Chnirmnn Of tho Committee,
bollovol 1t to bo too early In tho campaign to
| mention any nhmo as praiorred for rfoBident:
As for GoYornor, tho outlook MAS almost cauall3
Vague, and nothing, could got DO predicted WIN
any certainty. Tho naneB nloht frequently
heard wo1o William Il. Morrison and Judge
Allan.
Mr. L. L. Morritt declared hltnsolf to bo un.
prepared to say anything dellnitc ns to The
Presidency. Davis, Tilden, aud uounriokn ere
tue names which ho nlsntioned but no means ttH
wore Ut hand could prevail to draw out hu opin
ion favorable to cltler ono 40 opposed TO M
othors. For Governor 0Ir. Merritt thought
| LteutenAnt-ao Governor dienn hhd Congressman
| Morrison tho strong mon. ...
Mr. j. 8. Drake Was in favor Of no particular
man at present. What he waited, ho said, Wa
MI houe4t man for President, ,-any tonest, capa
bio man on an hopeHt platform. Beyond thest
toouisItos, ho had now no choice. Aa for Il,
Governorship. Mr. Dsake appeared to have noth
Judge 0rcou Of Cairo, thought that one Q
tho most prominent ucn for
TIE 0OykRNoRsH1r
whB Mr. MorFlHoD, now In OonEreaE. II nomi
hated, 1t would 10 on account Of bis popufhr1t
In hia own part Of tho State, and from the fac
be Tss o. ngn PERSONA ot IL, ou
: mittoo wore scarcely more definite In tesuite
Tho general feeling may DO eummed up BY ssy
ing thpt nearly orety mombot Would work 10
| Morrison for Governor Il d'enn. wDro not
. comu up mud would help Glenn II ID nero not fu
Morrison AZ It is. they will keep their opinion
to themselves, aud tho easiest way which tho "a
porter has to suggest IL for MoTrisun to refuse
run, a1ll thus leave Glenu An easy race o4-harrin
y h1NnYN ttD6H 1hHt.h0ir who come in Id SbO