, 1876-10-28
ILLINOIS.

fFcc1ITtt nnR ns AN 41h1p VI NhtS SAAhStb fs~s
cnt Secrelary OF the American Legation to
France. ar. Datlcy cloquenl1y reviewed the
issues Involved IN tho campaign, nn1 was
followed by Alr, l1il1, who electrified his audi
cnce with lis brilliant oratosy md patriotic sss-
t,ucnts. Tho following Is a bricf synopsis Of
tile ecntcnan's address, whEel, has nlatc pro-
fuuni impression in this city: Ths speaker
started ont by saying that llaTl times ara upon
,,s, anil stss Aasng tic Republicans 70 good
Men who needed money would not walt tor dis-
tFnn,clt. II they could not pay note tnat was
t14lr, the Administration was 10 blame. II ash
will no. lto Ten. Grant u!i It. But thcc
hard times extended to EurG1e, , Deyunu
uf tic commercial world arc Iccp as those of
the sea. Tho silent forces that governed them
were MS strong and subtle rs Grayitatlon, md
sratc st.l crIcs :, % "efo1m a. Repubisan ro
power. The men who mlsgoyctncd tho country
ior thirty years nov proposed t., t. show ; an ex;
every linlan effort to destroy the nation, md
now watltcd peace md to 6e put IN charge.
II WAS Al. .pol rs Sitting Bull sensl;;
Srs IT." m sn s,a hss s II vaatsa wan s.4seo 1s ss
tween the party that contained THO best clc-
.nents OF thu nation, aud Ind been the authors
ol gil the reforn!a that bal been carried out,
ana the pa5ty Of po!lticq askess euss, o.
a5!a,,st giving Us proceeds IL pu1l!c lnnda 70
educate the people, Ixca,lse Il was for tbs cllEl.
fen the poor solSrea ps9!s Ihey;iestsoye9S ;S SyS
which had been planted by the Republicans tnl-
inediatrly alter reconstruction. THIS wasdonefn
many State8 by vtolenco and fraud. It was
gers, lie drew picture ot lust years campaign
Of violence IN Mississippi, that TRANSFORMED
35,000 Republican majority inso $1,000 Demo
CRATE. It was revolution, substituting aae
lutional Government which VIVA avcrthrown,
Thu same game was to 70 played at the coming
election, aid the vote u III tho Southern statcs
a wa. eoste on for aqv TS tSes Rcssnn a' ~ =,
out by irap,nsnt ffem tile Nortl
70 make, majority The snbaesslen;s
IN the hands Of tie Democracy of l',u South Il
would he the Confederacy revived and extended
aS 9ans IT, s to Ssa9s s n
on tl,cir skirts hcrcaftcf. He believed VIC would
succeed, unu tue ll,ats OF hell would not prevail
ugatnst us: :. tosrtl,ght parade q the Hayes
the campaign, took pface before and alieF ,ls
lncoting. During tle lnnrc, to tho ln!l
some nnAnowu rutIlah throw rNk
at Johu l.lel' wilu vas carrylnE the banner: The
Eu-ls anil knocking him inscnstnle. THE wound
was drrsscd by physician, u(ter w1iicl, he tuok
Ills plnre III He. tlctur,t,,e1 To carry the banner
though lie lost Ills tttc III The patriotic S!lurt
Small, aud the ttJn L. ). Taylor, Vi CileaEn,
will address .llas,-n,ecttng Mt Turner Halt, In
TITS city,, Delegations nf ninuso mcn from
with our boys Il, grand tore,I1alt pnrade.
TIE FOURTH p1srM1GT.
sptctas Dttt*sscil ta ~ Tribune,
weakness Is lmtomng more tuanlicst. There
ase runturs Ut his withdrawal to avert What he
scvs viii ie l'ls puitiral intall. The real co.i.
80 Is between f;athTop aud Fnrnsworth. Cpl:
to-day, &c, II! burning words, le clusaoncd The
ltcpnnIItn;b q, THIS district uut to let resega1t
Il .,utfiran slip intu Cuuyress- There IL d grow.
Ing ieu!',g In the dist1lct that this ea.n only hc
! csrnted by II concentration up.n Lathrop
llIrt Il: has lcrn trading with FlsHsworth III
t"',,"sr rr:rn.t. YuuE correspondent w:s to-
day permitted 10 scG u,, extract 1ruln lettrl
wristen hy ten Hurlout to n gontlsulau III tht
district, Wairi iA IN follows:
Have uo fcsr.. It's all right rny way. 1t haz al
tsen srrsnetl thHt, ~ case Farns%orth - eleGtat
a,tsi entspt. nna dt.pe,ssat'"u NJ the f+.9nr, pat
tafotr,
Here Is proof positsyu OF the coalition wrl
litc.l. Tns spols VI ul}lcu sutm to lave hat
Eutc consideration with thu t"o Generals thar
iilc inscrrsts ot the Republican party or th
so' ~ :s,si"i Si.ap,ssA 10 r. Tribune
NAEpES rhAHl:, ILL.,, Ut, 21.-rtcrr VIZ
',"l nsi,h pnst!sa! vxv!tsinent here uhtil yestts
,luy, whe,i VIZ l,atl What Mny bu torMe'l ~
d,l,t'le tsse." ~ the aftuYn,u. I. A. Ilush.s
thr toltsrs' ran,lilnte for Congress cf t!ils dia
it!st, p"ure1 forth Ills grievances h the cars .
\ fnlr number Vi our citlsc1.s, The GENERAL
iusl 0f misrepresentation, .nidt In sos'e III
tuxtances. A.e Most glas!Hs falsvEsood: In 4.
evening The hall was packed with peoplc to llca
lo!.n &. Carver, E.1',., NH Kus'ert I. Porter,
lsoe.furd, Mr. t;aEvsr r,nt!nr,l himself uulnl
IN tlle general iseue. Mr.. Purtcr dwclt cx
clusivclyy npun thy Congressional Issue. IL
gave a. clear and candal statement of tn
wh0se facts III this unpleasant tll!Ata!ty, ah
showed beyond Yucsttuu thnt Mr, l+atlAyn
was fairly and stlliArciy tlu Nominee Of the Il.
pui'1ica.a Of tie Funrth DISTRICT, liz poit.tc
l;strie, M was @ t. I ra!s found wum l."tr"p, % e
t;uyklord> Tlals IL one u the strul,gcst lluslh
ty,.tis'Is In tho tuunty.. set they IIstclIcd Wit
tbs eln.cst attention, and sGyctut atlMtltcd til
Hnrnlng to ynnr correspondent tl.at when I'll
vutcrs Gnuw tho truth til this lnnttct thry cal
not Inll 10 SCI that ayotc for Qru Ilurlhnt is
totv tor farnswarth,. wllls . vote fur W'llia
tay as' nst fas5 IA" lSf Nc S %fer a.lf " csf ss
b adScrtisesi tu sieak OH the l3t'1tsratc sl.ic
!.,s question. 'Ehls ;sa ane Held !os tsM !"
'rrn,ers " to laepr. there 6cipg ouly dvo Dc'ii
rats III tue township.
WAuKEHas, H., vt. 21.-fle local pollt,s
s,rne "f busy uptra,lons. Tie ar,uy, Ut llep,l
lteiH voters are BtAlltlnK IN uhbrUken RAIL
,,ul They. nre fully aware that 1t staads theln
bnMd To krei' thuir powder dry. 50 tllAt no al
wall llasf, IN tile pun, but every one count,
1'hc Republican candidates urc making vot
Willie tie sun slIlnes, continuing quits olteM
In." the ,"tght; lle Towns Of Benton, NJ
Ills week been favored With Republican gath.
iNrs, HitA III alt ii said towns i reYfylWg tMl
r,i;e has been awakened, which viii dSahtlt