, 1876-07-20
POLITICAL.
Meeting Of the Republican
State Central Com
rnittee.
Encouraging Reports Made
from ALI the Congress
siona1 Districts.
Return Of tile German and Liberal
Vote--.Adiresses by Dcvcr~
idgo and Cull0m.
Stormy Meeting Of the Demo-
cratic County Com
mittee.
A Survey Of tho Political Field in
New York.
Who Are Talked Of us Candi-
dates for Governor.
The Congressional Canvass
in the Fourth Illinois
District.
A Coming Mass.conyention o1
| Union Soldiers and Sailors.
Sam How1ea Shows the Superiority o1
| Hayes Over Tilden.
A Statement Of Tilden's Relations to tht
TNccd.Tammany Business.
A Coming Mass.conyention Of
Union Soldiers and Sailors.
Sam Row1es Shows the Superiority Of
Hayes Over Tilden.
A Statement Of Tilden's Relations to the
THccd.T d.Tammany Business.


1HCCAe AAApAANN1*
ILLINOIS.
REPUBLICAN PROSPECTS.
MEETING OF TUE gTATK CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
In rcsponsc to Invitations sent out by the
State Central Committee, n large number Of
leading Republicans from all partA OF the State
assembled in the LADIES' Ordinary Of the
Pacific Hotel at II o'clock yesterday morning,
for the purpose Of reporting tho political OUT
Look In their respective localities, aud aiding
the Committee in Its labors by suggestions
regarding work to bo done. There
were fully 100 gentlemen, present,
every Congressional district In tho State
being represented. Among the more prom
incnt wcro Gov. Dcvcridgc, James r. Root,
Georgp Schneider, George Armour, ]. Y. Seam
mon, Arthur Dixon, ]. II. Clough, G. II. Ham,
Gen. Macarthur. D. s. Iiough, Willard Wood
ard, $. X. Dow, Prof Dcmars, Pill a. lloync,
". X. Sullivan, the lion. c. B. Farwel], Gen.
Julius White, William Yoke, Hiram Barber,
Jr, Gen. Lcake, Elliot Anthony. H. Brrntauo,
Caspar Butz, Andrew shunan and Dr. Dyer,
Of Chicago; JOHN N. eouthworth, Of Wood.
stock; william Lathrop, Of Rockford;
senator Castle, If Sandwich; Gen. A..
c. Fuller, Of Bslvtdcrc; Il. A. Ken
ron, OF Dwight; B. E. Robinson, Of Pontiac;
Jumcs Goodspecd and the Hon. a. o. Marshall,
OF Joliet; Gen. Atkins, OF Freeport; Gen.
lIavlcy and ]. NJ. Bcardstey, Of Rock Island,
Joseph Utlcy, Of Dixon; John D. Cotton, Of
ualesburg; ]. Glenn, Of Monmouth; E. u.
Lane, OF Warsaw; D. E. Beatty, Of Jesseyytlle;
X. X. Jones, Of Quincy; John G. salter, Of
Jncksonylllc; Gen. McNufta, Of Bloomington;
Cant. Lytlc. of Decatur, and George 6croggb, OF
Champaign
Ths w1s called ale to o,asd b tho TOR
f1s1 cn PileT 2, H Wos iected and returneI thank4
He fancIe ft9m tha @ nso o. tne ~ mosn S n1esa
sss1$ "a T12 e sfsa SsssRys Z snx s s t h.
* Atr. Tarxell remarked TINT expressions as to
were needed as hefe bes 9tsp aJ '''
stri.fii The foiiowaE were @ elected Secretaries: Dan
Adopting tho suggestion Of Mr.. Farwell, the
Chairman called on good Republicans, and Lem.
9ssa n,tqiet 10 atsto tbs result of
tl,ciF observations.
Mr.. George Armour, OF Chieag9, sala that r. the
part of tho Iiepnbllcan parity, lIe did not think
they were prePased to surrender tho 1osesnment
to tho party which tof yean naa attempteu 10 ae
stt0y (which bad never mlfscu an 1pnoft1h1t9
u dtetrOY all tho aaIexuatda VI !1d bo1Eot'Do2,
| [Arrinuet.
| Nj. q. r. Williams, OF Chicago: had nol poem
| outside Of the Fourth Ward sHcc inc hodt!nhtlon,
hut he had heard from several portions Of tho dis
trct. and tho pEosRecta tot success mc!o sncoafag
ing He belIgsea the nom'nat!ons eoth stste ans
iii kints OF Republicans that 10 could safely -,
root, and trunk. and bEnnchsa would ne unltct
agatn, anl largcr y0te. poilcA than ever bctore.
Iie believed man would bu bcnt 10 Congress viii
| could remember where Camp noaglaa wns, ant
how Rebel nelsonc1s were treated there ta1tghtcE1
and ono who would 10 shete for sope other pur
roau t!lan spending the Government funds 10 Aun
in SONS Old mares nests where tfcEe were q.
cggs,-onc who would work for legislation whIcl
would benc1t the country.
Col. Ea1site, Of Dul'sEo County. aaia hta county
BY THO soldiers she sent 10 tho Nat Ind gscMee g
eans tsesa ' did not @ perform theif dsiy Il ths
Congressional election, thsy would ta thu tall
| With the evidence they had nf the noecas!tS 70
united actIon gLye ma jnr!ty Of ], 000 or ], !on
| They beloved ihc Republican party was the .k.f
onu which cUujd maintain this Union in-Srsec ~ !
had In wRr, lie did not know that--:1y thing coul
| be tluno beyond tmpfcHstng ION tho people tn
necessity for unity.
Dr. Piercc, OF Lamont. said TINT. 10 iaf = y
had been ablu to 1rsrr. the nom!nRttans Of tho lc
publicana tla. served 70 i'arrionte TIC party. ~
forward and achieve succcsd. Tie nominations 6
tAr Democrats had uladn them noro confident an
nr0tcssiyu thin hefctuiurc; hnt hu did not bellcs
tis ms intity Of the peQp1e of thia country wou1