, 1880-10-30
THE PRAIRIE STATE.
MATTOON.
Mill SPRINGER FoL1ow1So Ills 1SsTHuc-

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MAT'ToON.
MILL srRtSoEN FOLLOWING Ills 1SsTNuc-
TlUSS.
Special DttpateA TO tbs Chicago Tribune
MArruoS, ILL.,, Oct. 21.-At this writing II
o'clock l0nn, tho streets Of Nfnttoon nre
literally alive with oltl-tIulo Bourbon Delno-
Gratis. This region Is the very centre Of old
line Democracy; lore were riots during the
War; to this point wns ordered n regiment
of volunteers to preserve the peace III the
dark days OK 'r3. These lnen-and their
wives nt,d tluughtces-arc Democrats because
their fathers wero Democrats before them.
Tlloy uro noisy, enthusiastic, used to defeat,
and hopeful of that good time coming. The
population ,argcly came from Southern lii
diana and Kentucky.
As usunl, the Local Committee oyershot
tho mark III advertising distinguished speak,
crs who never had any itca of belng prcs-
ent. Lyman .Trumbull, Dan Voorhees,,
William J. lIyncs Glen. j. e. Black, GeorEu
II, Wendllng, and Dayfcss W. llama wcre
NIL posted.
THEY CAME NOT.
Dut Mt tho Inst hour Congressman Bill
Springer camo over from Springfield anil
ill,Ale tho set speech. Sam Mnultus. Maiden
Jones, Dr.. Mekown, Capt. Bill Spencer, john
II. Ellen. and other nciglib0rins speakers
were also present. Ileing the Inst and only
rally If the campaign, It was success. III
.liura's md OlIio's royerses fnIlcd TO
tlan,pon tho nrtlnr Of tic crowd.
There wns rs mitch yelling md Cheer
Ing, as niucl, growing (alld II heap ol
crow as though 1Iancock was already
vast country these should bo some Demo
crnts left ns reminders to the rising gelierl-
tion tint there yns once such y purity. II
i5ook 5 @ 1ison q siossi,ack bourbon with nsn,ich f
crrinsfty md reverence as wo Of tU-day look
UPON the survivor of
JACKSON AND rAckES1,AM's sK1J.N1sIL
tf,he do,, ,pnat,rr ,voa n,,,Jrneuoi hv f'nu.
rressu,nn SI,rmreT. ~ tiso VIVA the nirilt
iiecting, whlcll was held in tia Opera
House, crowded full with laaies and men.
on Instruction, from Democratic l,eatlqunr-
S' esss 5 sst dSSoff prsns st oh'Hy hs lsurRs IT, fs
Garflsl,l wrote tho 5torcy litter Or not, b.
cause Ills record wus lnore emphatic alltl OBJ
legged litter.
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privileges lilnnnl1ies} OF exemptions .9 ~
resrect TO ttnfgl or fcsst!ehee, ~ uiete may
be onlnScu ny tna cltlZtns or SuoJeets q tno
inoat lnsoten nstlllls. SniIts1 snpjccls V!s,
ltlnI or Residing III tne U1ltetl otHtGs atIhli
enjoy Gle same pflyl!cses, litilntlhllseS, anu
exel0pt'Hl's II lcslNtt 10 ttWes ar IestMohca
as mhy thefe " eii)9yeu " tne cltlzeIs or
subjects ot TIC most favored fatiobs!
THESE TWO PROVISIONS
| fn fila coniitry for n1irn0scs or trayei Or ns
ncr,mnua't NJ rssi1lents NH, Tint the Cl,fnrst in
ills rniIntrv silnli uifoy the rIEiits aXtej,tlM
| tn otIlnr foreigners. Int 'tiis prOylsi0n
| Ia d IuW-l,an,iln. il,usm,lci NJ Tie CnUrus[n,l
in China urut.ticnIiy eXrrcSts tII,,y to uriy.
fipnn NJ foreign frililr. rhU f3rc[uil ulnrtcrs
nro lnTf ont nj ShnnGhni md n fcw other
morris. anil 4 Kind III tIcu.l-llllU ttlnwn urt,,Mu
tle,n. Ueyo.,t them tho Cancaslaa, seldom
ii over pnsses, ,fhu CAllcAsln1, II, China cntl
| I'hfnomnt, Il, a mcrira I.Itnys nh fi1n nrivi-
irTna axtrntpd in irjslll;ci. finrt,,al,s. md
| altar fnr"i1u"p. il Tia ,,nkinv ~ fila
oyerfcacicd III h why .les,,isc. l'l,u llcntllon
Ch!nca mover secured grehter rlulii1!li " inc
| Knul9 0i elGnIe. l1e Mia !lot uilue!atM!Mt