, 1880-10-30

.,tr,,ton for Htntc ecrntor-aHd III tno '''h-
!.,'. num,nntion 10 untor nly circumstances
W., W. .n m c|cetIt,I, 1t wit5 hrrech Detwcr" NV
t'i".noontattycs t'i" hf tho Republican t'aftt III tne
~, rounttu., tint tho rtoIcc tor senater snnu
.,,ornnto uyory f1lir ycnrh-eneh eoo't5, u'elS
,wn ycnrs to Motuinnta 'flo hepn"''c"" teept'-
sentative H., r.,., ,o-,ol f,unyct,t!or of
.us '.a, rtct wus uajlrsl HIT it n1yer mot. Tho
''u .sc ,s,rnty people hell tholr primaries ailn
Las. ..,1 ttnr ,iuci,atos u, tho Convention. b,tt
eIso'' esa ,a,,nr,. having iuarncd t,mt Muitonry
,.os,n,y. which. hal ~ prcpondcrnaee M
.o,"sz., Ii ls-hnl tlaterntiucd 10 so'
nniuae Mtltn t, IL + 'yM, ;,sn, en- cuynnio1 i foli.
ssi Tho otsntc; aeeo;,,gy , 9t r r. Y gSf WIZ.
yc ani no,nna,tte VI. tty myrso trna,rs a rs non
kcIai; ;,,cr fny1rit iii, t'sa stne psilg JoAEyn.
H. frints Ut tho un1d!.s,.tes 49, etoo oGtn'
eHoe'll M axan. VINO mo eovcd tho sNrsess oi
sM'; e ar,y 10 bo or r' onn.s1'iei'oo afi w.
to isht. n kn Mefc.i!o wef1 oscs ,scslca rt,a 10
sx.,a sxcin, ,usi,,st tho auIuI1nl policy Of leAyfnk
u,l wy ior !hu nsncsas, T., Gice1 1,sT''l aar
senntors ca,ntef a., friens e9 "f ii.o e"1 isop
HIN ri,n,nI,is II was ilnnlly rrsolyct 70 nppeai
~ arnttation. and tho Repinl!onh stato Csntfn!
Committee was sclec'ed 10 P'ay 't'o so'' ~
sF'i.T. for;n. usrcemcnt was c.,tcre nto bctween
e tasly W. sk ~ Y II, %e s sl'I aIy b uos.
spd'tt d HI ri fte,,sIiiion ca,lliatc for state en-
rr ii lie l:i3hit Senatorial Dlsret to t'1o stase
H.ns,troi - M tunutttc Gnct1 nErGcanX tnlt ~ Chso
ho esao sn DO % nEai,ss n,1 70 tT1tsw a., r,s
tration further prHyals1 a' IN ~ cs tonss h@ @
IDT wrsy il setcnry and Lake Counties should 30
in2arsa l!av With Tho foregoing ngrcomont
tnn ~ ,"ettcr c,tnr IN vi Tucsday lnst before tho
SmlioamIitee ofthe statS Cca,tr"l C1nlniitt., l!,,
oss ssss' Il / Il ,o G"xsa Gssa paaio Ii lie 'oso
r. Il, III fjayci ~ k. Grnngrr, slr.:: 1linkcr. and
If. M i. t. J.s,yn presen,sa snl arE;e, fv,s
@ inG III Smith, antl George Kirk III that Ut 3ir.
itsk Tlls c,isc wnH fully reviewed md report
Mi's Mns d,iy rendered IN favor nf Mr. KIRK.
1rnItn!to ps originally como rum t,n. Fol.
asias ,ra!!seslpttt trn tho 'lor'hnna notes
1entertaii, tho highest reaarl for NJ; Is kirk: I
IS !ns 10 10 t',is yory thing; lie says he did nut
TisS@: w tas% swsy I va, o,,oy, md when
hs cntno l,,tk no wrnte INC lcttor to tue sumo
sdect, and i'nu'ed'atefy accepted lt-w'th!n
~ 'yhue'f 'sttcs tho nwnr wa. rendered both parties
fsI! 81 eIatioi,, and tho Mcilonry County crowd
tcrsIay there wcro snuttorinxs around tho Nc
sa fsX sr Xm.s fa sa fst 1e.1n ssHsi Ss ss's SaS
tned 10 replase tee |HE1nens a Of tc g Com. u.
friends. Thu reason nss!9ndd fnr this atrannxe
anI unoUkctl-for !otIon, it's understood. has
lis ortgln III Springfield, ana HrgwB out Of MI
alsgc'l statement inado by. tsae hl,une!al nssnt
Committee wns not 1,asctt OIL tho existing fncts,
but on thrr acsisu 70 scs!lre seriain yoto for 2:
lNtl Whether Joslyn determined to alIitlo by thu
drc!sin Of tho Committee, II It went snGatnst
him tharc Is no means Of knowing, but thoro Is
NJ iuuJt that Springfield Influences hay0 hoeIl
at wurk to tnt1ueu illnl to takc tho position of
lhe bolt!ne ca,rlItnte. ), Tho cleaners IN tho po-
tIcai vineyard snw with dsmay that their hp.-
an, hence thoir tcsiro To ecn.iro tho Reelection
Of ono who In tho pst Ind novcr interfcre.l
With t.pIr movements. Tic honoat Republicans
Of tho district shotttl bury him IN an avalanche.
Tie following conilclnhtory dispatch WIS re-
eclyesl last eyoning frnnl WMlkegnn.
Sptetal UIptttA TO The Chicago Tribune.
WAuKEGAs, Ill, Oct, 29.-N r. unuucHtonabiy
true That jusyn hhs rcpudintcd h!a agreement
With kirk, and l,as placed himself in tho hnlsas
VI hts friends, who nrc HOW laDorin8 TO secure
his election. -