, 1876-02-23

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20 forward to ouccces fnr thn Retufi'csn oa-t,
M!s year, '-o A'''u'''e"n FAIL
NORTHERN ILLINOIS.
| GEN. uunLnrr.
From tha Four,,, r;a,,lct a., q rru.,,.
w.. e.u.., s. eS ooa' 3. ~ Aul'out
n,.s ".s sa'ea !o'' aua "aa crested with loud up
shook hands with tho venerable Jot.o Duhoju
| uo didn't knpy much ahont b;a d,o,,f,, =. y.
| h,d haen nv,v for .o,nn IT,. ~ n"'..u US
..:sA' 1"a' .ot 'o'Ao e.Ite' hePuoAcan doc
ss'nes naa not loas ground IN bis section during
the past twelro months. Whom he asked for
| leave OF nbBcnco the Sneaker told rim he w.a
xt1ttp,, h, .t,,,l, ), t,to 49,, ss....
ae.s,n,, r. .,,at.,"., 'oi 'o' fe0' u lne
'esn'o4. Ln"o8n'os'l
inc d'eanecs'ou aud dlsingtogratton which had
called OF some Of tho Republicans. by placing
falAo gods beforo Them, Ind dinannrnr.dl Tbe
NatIona. Convention ahon,d ,orn;rsto .,o. -. ~
p[sstdont Of courage and brains. IA roico-
"D'aine." :'ehcmens applauso] Somo man
must DO brought up who would add strength to
,ho party and who would tayo no burden to c,r.
a. .o,aa no ~, .sqonsan pss's naa Gto"n somewhat
eato"en 4to'n 'H auceess' nnd eometimo8 forgot
| tho principles underlying it. They had got TO
so down to the passions aud outhusaem Of
| tho pooplo. Thu t,cmocr.t;, r,oi, l., 49,
grots, co,nposntj of tha 1rosa, 4 .,.,,an,s So u.
sho South I'D t,o cr-r.,,+s ~ tne Ear,,, .s u
| that tho peonlo would not trnst 4hom
1oncor: nnl IN iattcr Irt1 snnn +h,t j. .sn.1s
not do 10 ttust tlcIr destiniea IN snr y nap,1
hauus. The neonjn fo,t fi,at a r.s nat ~ =,
teaye their in,ttt,irn In tin hnnr1s ~ ,,as 80
ATTEMPTED to oyerthrow tta Gnynrnnen. .nJ
hni ueyor repentci zines. Ercry man VIZ VIE
united hin,sof WITH thai pasty tainted i,imFa,f II:
tie public mind. Tho dnnror to tbo IcnnbIic ~ -,
1876 Yos az crent ae in I8Ei Ths rnmndv ,,o,r ~
rs then, pas to throw tbemselyes unnu liz foo,,
iugs OF the pooplo, Tha danrcr was nts 'uo. ~,
frat1tcIa1 war mi avo,rtl,in1 e~.s ~. .p.., o H.
nni 1ookirv ~ ~, ,,l,nfn liz ~ y !eassA4ot'A
meuta to our Constitution voro hsnunr lIuM l1om.
bling on tho voice OF liz neonIn. H. Ssayad
only as ho spoke. liz tl,oughE mIuor noiitics
keeping tho cout1oi of tue country il % tbs Iauds IL
OF it5 friends.
GEN. sa!EH D. ArR1Ss,
~ Luz rl1sn - pntct aa1d lhat hc came from the
tbs Iienucsn nsrtx n IL. aent;, naH ossen'zGa 1ss
1al bseu victorious thero then. ant hui hssr
sound ever since. 1t was hound to be- the homo
u u sno moat ffeslaoht' Everything was Ill right
~ VIZ '"'' .rv,ronr ,,oa-.
apoke of Lin ftho H,rti,l nistric, - !. s,,,u m,
but sure QUO. Thoy wanted IN honest n1st.
form aud honest candidates and tho Independent
Mosctneat "ou!o 10 no moro. Under shose cir
nnca ,nsio,;tv "a ..o.a nF ~ uoapts ola-1ash
Of which tho party shoufd M. Ia ssb,mo1
NORMAN RYAN,
nlso from tho Sixth Dissrict. spoke at Home
sst, 1snsta anu from tao 81 card hAying hia address
paa'g o "..ten ,.; oat; 10 wAs proud Of Hender-
~, T,1, y. -" unstieH WY uao ln!o5tAea Barney
Sauno,o - ~" .. toe coadtion OF camp Douglas;
i,s,,,,.a man any Ilouu 81 halno tAnplaudoJ. who
nuhiIss.o ,ort IT, IT. inn x'aalcat!on or sho Ne,
p.H pupMeaa petty. INC a1esf,ct aa whole would
s.anu L11n ~ etoho VAL II support of any
boua mea .no party Moaid noul'nato Tor State or
.aa na1ta' IL. s'ekose' 1ho independent element
was oolne called PACK, and tue Granger element
was Veak POLITICALLY, Tho dlstllcs WAS good TOR |
inc O., a.iashlohcd majority Of 1879.
Inc CHAIRMAN called attention to tho fact that !
no ltas or delegates present bad boon made, antl
suggested that tho gentlemen from each district |