, 1879-08-20
POLITICAL.
A Recent Hitch in the Mat
ter Of Cubernatorlal
Appointments.
Tho Logan.Cu1lom Machine Now
Working Without Polit.
ical Friction.
Opening Of the Republican
Campaign in Ohio at
Columbus.
Sherman, Schurz, Taft, Foster,
Dennison, ahd Beatty to
Make Speeches.
Determination Of Kcntuclsy's
Yellow-Fevcr Governor to
Brnzcn 1t Out.
The Story Of Iugorsoll's Apostasy De-
olarod by Himself to Ba puo
Fabrication.
Gov. Talbot, Of Massachusetts,
VIII Not Accept q RE-
nomination.
Determination Of 1Kcntuclzy's
Yeilow-Fevcr Governor to
Brnzen 1t Out.
The Story Of Ingorsoll'a Apostasy De-
olaroa by Himself to Ba Pulo
Fabrication.
Gov. Talbot, Of Massachusetts,
Wlil Not Accept q RE-
nomination..
LOGAN AND CULLONI.

Special DtbtIeh 10 1He 3FltHHE
DANvlL1E, ILL.,, Aug. 10.-ls was almost
o'clock this morning before was nble to file
the dispatch announcing the last Logan moyc.
The additional particulars arc these: Last
Thursday, ut the suggestion Of GOV. Cul*'tu,
Col. D. L. Phillips. Postmaster at Springfield,
wroto to the Hon. Ete,tcrt Callahan, Of Claw
ford County, making him tenGer Of the Conl-
misstoncrship Ut tllr Southern Pcnitcntiary, vice
Lawrence, 10 bc allowed to rcsgn. LAWRENCE,
who IL ambitious to be the Democratic candi-
date for State Treasurer, rendered his rcs!g-
nation aomu days ago. Cullen. who is
destrous Of belng his own SUCCESSOR,
Inns bccu seeking successor to Lawrence
who could bring him strength enough in tic
Convention, anl finally agreed with Phillips
that Calluf1an was the best man. 1lcnco the let
ter On Friday, however, 0oy. CuIoM went 10
Chicago and Mct Gen. Juhn Il. Logan. When
logan was informed Of the proposed noT'na.
ton Of Callahan he at once put hts Senatorial
great deal Gettcr than thnt. TIE TRIBUNE
readers will remember tttat, pending the seua-
t0rlal canvass last January, II "as asserted III
THE TRIBUNE tlial Gov. Cullom had hypptfe-
Gated the Executive appointments au tnilu-
encu to Gen. Logan IN consideration OF lien.
Logau and tic Dun Slcpard nnl Long Jos,os
muehlno agreeIny to sseliro Cullom's re-elqc-
tion. As part Of thls trade LoEnn clnilned
| LllE pFprU5Eu fAEAHk ANtH4AIba4otaEl5hIpt AaIA
named lieu. James Mnrtl.s, Of Salem. Gov.
Cullom returned to Springfield gu SATURDAY,.
Mr.. Catla1lan In responsn to Col. Fliillps' tn-
yttat!nn, went to Springfield. Whcn h. called
OH Gov. CuIt"nl, however,, ho nua ,cuId!y r..
ceiyed, so mitch 50 that be mot will, hardly
con,t,! IN no'iteness. Returning to Col. pnllI!pa
CaI!at,an was faeetiously informed hut he liad
been mule victim Of the L0gan-Cullum 6tat.
wart uIliance, aud thut II wGs all t!c better for
the party: ca1tuhan rcturl,rl home IN an anery
mood. Yesterday slr tormaa appointment wus
rendered Col. Mnrttn, vino Is not only i stul-
wart but worthy honurable 'na,; ani VII
subject, your correspondent 1nay ~ we'll as,.
nouncc tlat John II. Uocr'y, Drllioerat1c n,rsu.
her Of the kuilroad board. nnd William Red
dick. Democratic tncmbvr nf tlc Eastern Asy-
lun, Board, VIII shurt!y 1eltdcr thcir reslEna.
t!ons for ,llc good Ut tho party ard the SUCCESS
Of tllu LuEan. Cuilosn nlltal.cu. Patsy Cunuers,
Democrat In tho Chcagn Grnn 1usprcslot,
Department, Joe u. Merritt, a Democratic crrs
lit thc Southern Pcn!tcntiary, md other Demo-
cratic memhcrs Ut tlIr Stute Administration, arc
to be kicked out, aud LoQun and Loug Junes
wIl eet lew more OF tllcir Acnchtlen provided
Ior. PllOCl0N.