, 1880-10-09

both vhttn and black: and for no other rcnson
tt1nn that tho South might bo made solid. here
fall up0a yo,ir ears, that would rnthor SEQ tho
country piupgetl Into annther war ttnn that tho
snli.i Suuth should triumph at tho ballot-box
'rlic speech wns often Interrupted by ap-
plaMsc, and crentcd the Erentrst enthusiasm.
Mr. Smith Is q valuable addition 10 tho re-
publican list OF orators III 11ltn0ls.
THE 1toN. n. r. AMir1r
sptttdt Dtsnaseh ia M Chteaea Tribune.
BIyooM1Suroy. ILL.,, Oct S.-'rnE 'rt,tpuSR
has already referred to the fact that the Deni-
o,cratlc managers in this tho ThfIteentl.)
district have, through the personal organ
Congress. mndu an attack upon tlis Integrity
of tlie lion. D. G., Smith, Of i'eki, Republic
a,l l,o,ui,irr, by digging up In the bankrupt
GEf at II MsGInEsH R gn, u e feors H. t1,}a s1 aiK +
tho tq wie Tsfersnes y S tty Wss s
sseni; and IS '''ea caaclasiseIy tS ,. sIiown by
s garsltt, s Snfa'r'' and "s Partial statsmeSt
personally and palIticaiiy. Ths article cor
ceals the fact tint the bankruptcy was IN
voluntary and was brought gpo IN ',,ny GX ~.
III the spring Ut 1873 Mr.. ;;Sljytth hceaIne q
1nonibcr Of tic contracting tlrln of X. SaiHi-
ford y Co.. for tho purpose Of BUILDING tl.o
Dahyillc, Paris II Vlnccnies RalirnAtl, ar
Eur County, ILL.,, and among others who were
lnen,bcrs was the lion. John @. Short. Of
Danyllle. ,The road Iii question IS one wl!ch
l'ronl!set Its projectors ynstty better than u
w. is r. f ihoas 'ro%i i m9w tGrs spstei
the State Ut Illinois, At the'tinie Mr: smith
entered this lrtn he,, in common with ING
other members, slgt1etl q statement showing
9% Ie uS', IL he 1sssi ssssaefsta e :sSs so 'T5sh Ths
Smiths purt, nnu ill Tho tncmbels Ut The
firm .weilt Into bankraptcy, 50 That tllt' t't
liabilities, amounting To s9uoy cog, are iiaDtl.
iiabiliiies % u Mr: 1i Smith. IS !hs Impression
far more. Alr. Smiths; lntt!yi4ual piper has
owes nothing. Tho attack ias rccoiled .o'l
the Democrats and their candidate, u,ll the
Gurbletl statement Ut the cast Is exccrAted W
oil falr-lnlnltd men.
rAEA.
Special Dt,patcs to The cnteaae Tribune.
TASA+ ILL.,, Oct. A-Never III the history 01
this place liave the Republicans lnd sucl. q
largo and enthusiastic demonstration. ,riit
tnwn has bcen filled witt, Republicans. Oyel
l,0U torches WIRE ln tile procession. Alto'
the tors!,sht p1oeIssso M4yMars ,Igx Gperu
eapacty l " e S}a sSG!S o not Sssh onehat i ,es
present could gnit admission. H. W. VII
cox, tho .AfUndotn carpenter spoke for at
llnlr and II half, milking one Of tue mos
lIyercd IN tho city.
! dressed 6y cx-Unfted States Senator T'lpton
| Of Nebraska, mid zen. Palmer. ut l}uell'
licafs, and 10 b1astc, upon tic strrets: The.
llad only one hundred III tiloIr torcl,lKht pre-
cesslon, and they didn't have their hull NOR
| tl!nn hnt-full nj any time during the speak
inK Their st,ort WIS a c93mpiets failtlfe @ t. -,
mRde many votes by this 1lectlng.
| spseial Dapatth to 7ns Chicago 1ftbune
LAcoS. ILL.,, Oct s-The Hon. L. F. Pay
SOIL, Republican candidate for Congress u
th!s district. delivered ut t!,o court-ilouse l.
eilc.l 10 III thls county. 'fhu building ,wn
densely crowded, ,nany being colMiHlled t
renlal,i outside. for want of sta,Nling room
The speaker held the audience ciltrniicca b,
his cs0quenco for more than three hours. at
tu.tluy thu Inastcrly ciTort Is the preyatlin
topic of conversation. JudEe Payson IL yer
popular IN Marshall County, ans!, feeling tlia
elected, and 4 host III lilo BATTLES d THO M
ti0il against tie eiicroachuletts of the Brtga
oilers, old Mnrsnlll will givo hin, rousin
majority this fall.
| ELo1N.
| Special Dspateh to n. Chteaeo Tribtlnk.
l. ELolS, ILL.,, Oct. 6.-'flle Republicans TIL
evening. held Il slen,onstra!!vo meeting ct I'll
Tsnja,rIn Si,iiftii, of Woodstock. During til
evening thu Eigln Timers, una OF tho loci
s1s s1eeant pa,i'lor by lis lady admirers oi Gai
field aud Arthur.
cENTNAL1A.
| Special Dtspateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.