, 1880-07-21
Hcvson, Kano County; John e. Allen, Peoria
,,;ntinty; ~ ". Z: !ichncr. Me13unouRa County; T..
W. Mitchcm, Edgar County,

~ FIRftk lflEIlHHs l1E LIlEk
,wi!1 the tlf1t Republican Convention ever
held this sis'" ot lie Al!eghcnfes, more than
twn-Aurc yEura ago. This was ut lndann.n,-
IT'S. After talking generally for some TING
!Ia at last declared It tIle Intention Of thc COL
They hatt lived on SMILES long enough. He
Thought the Republicans would triumph III
November, but nevertheless gloW coIored
yaf yeaefs wSgs ToFt ro. so,netng toan f
aid braIn. a,M iii tiley inast have
something, One Ut his rugged comparisons
brought down the 'tnstse. Saia he: We
have c9ored nlen III ConRrc:ss making laws
child To q while schpol; a,nl il n colorcd
Mlnll wants to marry he must swear 'fnre
God that his wife Il cUl0red wonlnn. Ne'ye
got rs much hrans n1lln,lg illinois fscp.lb-
Xlabama. 80 % colarei n",i eoul,l ~ s evsr vots,
tho I)enocrattc ticket. (lsoar* Ut app!anse,l
Democracy and s5Ayery, two ttail,nAble liet-
es!es! Il r., llaneock Is elected We eail hardly
stay In tllis country"
Jt:ssE M'aUInE,
Ct Ct .JacEsonviIls, tie next speaker. said TINT
people, and thnt they ought 10 be recognized
1nnre 1iy tho Republican party. :.
:, Thc Rev. ). il,ftchEnsvi', of Mattooil, !sail
nj gentlemen % of co"r. icIr tt nlject sho',id
ha tn better the condition OF their brethren IN
ttle South, wl!use liberties would he {eopare!
} s rsGesu L ssFs s, 4,y Sapre sa ay 9sr Sr tan Y
amy other ticket until their rights were re-
SPECIFIED in the Souti, ~ in tho North,
After the moon recess,
sAMUEI. PARISH,
OF Quincy spoke briefly. While he thought
II, ti,n vnrint,s ,i",,nrtmrnIa u tIt f"n,,r,,.
mert. tho KrmIl,irln t,Hrtv hn.l miys,, tIr,,,
Mi they had. and It was thnir div dt IN ,. sTs.
'Tjm DgInacraiic party wt,,,5d naycr ">@u, ..ivs
them their rirl.ts, TjSy ,,ersec,,t,. the,n fnr
vntinr With fhr i,cn,,t1{cnIs. oiti liz E,,a,v ~.
casn whera n coiorI t,nm I,n,i h.e,, tnrrei
It'll tIr;ct te'''e'ea LUZ 'o''ns '''e 1'epuo'le'h
sTlIc comrtttao nm Cradan+,a,a than RI.
nnrtal i'll 'j.sI,ssntoa t'rasnnt %''o'' ~
pr, Miller u Eoles. Objected because he
W. ~ II H. Tue ,st AttSr hf had
rgntcs n. ,,awHrthv nf ra,,re."miIn, i,is' cnr.
et|tncnts 10 M i,n ,gaa " 'sp's'e"t'ut' ''1' so'''
~ 49,. ~" .,,u,, >.
W 'oFts hNcLuDEpr
ann the report WIS auopteH.
4He report OF the COMMITTEE
On ferntntcnt Organization WIS
then adopted. as follnws: Chairman,
nyn,,ti,.T, Wtll1am i,nmfrI. f,noir. A,,sfit,
lpe1ry, CGles @ G. II; lS:l Meponaldi Mcnonousi'.
oeclE'Atl;ss 49, a.. FlciIs, nlcuohouEh' Ea-
vi" I1r' Siiiier ns,snd iaawo n oa,fress t,o cor,
vent;om int III Ilcmncrot nrNcIv1ti"e is w.,rt.
shn,vt, IN hw Govnroi 1nanEn,u nnti hia ra.
n',est ~ - ~"' 'p3'''>s''' '4'' '''o ~
wAa vorrn no,vv
.,.~.. ,,''e.,a,,. oA"" A'o"s
Alt1ost 't..ai! u..Htttliaousi5, ,.,..
< co1n1nittee OF Nl! Wns appointea 10 inflte
gs ,rss III T9 nd f;fTe1a ;s yn aflo" 70 ad
atT5s T3 tEo suiiiset!luh s,!is SsGIH!tK.
, Lo GolaitlGs Oh t,, Mesollito9s presented
sSa!es ..iIa5 q IT RESOLUTIONS tt ao ,Isa q W1eh pro-
yhteu Tor th9 oFgnnlzati9n or = Kepuo'icn'i
quite Cehtrai Colnnllttec, wllose duty sll0Nltl
no to lNr1eet iecal ofgahl7at9ls throughout
We STATE. ihls nortlon Of tho rcport 9cca-
stoned considerable discussion, SONG holding
tnat ~. tlts Mnllld 10 vlrtnnl separation frnnt
tao " .,x .i,sspn9ltcan party n!,t M nhai!u9nment
q uioll ein!tas up1h y! "n,le olhGis thoEnt
vny rhe ronnrt va tirnfiv 1.ln,,t.d = H. III r.
to 81, bi1t this was rcconslf1errd. mi tia r..
port recom1litt.d. The Committee soon re-
turned. and urcsentctl The s;ti,le report NJ i,i.
fore. cxcnllt flint tlIe first rps0j,lto was st,t
stittitet for tllat relative to ihe Central Com.
mittee. They read ns fe,ilu,Ss:
wmynps. a. ,nc w. ,o,nroa cd+t,o,s ~, ,ha
stnto # iino'a havv "t Il, tonvnns',n n,,-se sno
ant to cai 10 tako intn &c conscradon the ',a vii.
Gus interests of our race and iay out Din, for
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