, 1880-03-27

delegation in favor Ut the winning man ,as
generally been lllartere1 IN the past Nc
Cartncy means business. evidently, for he
has nlso secured quarters for twenty-five
S {alsp pol3ss a. NJ r y sGartey S9Gf a'f S'k9 @ san IL
certain Of securing the coveted nomination;
but Is likely 10 ucllieyo the prominence and
the necessary. advertising to make him for
ntidnbtc candidate In 1854. And llo can af-
foul to walt.
Maj. II. W. Wells, OF Peoria, Is also m as
pirntt for the position of AttOrney-Generat,
and will GB INT liotne,' Mt No. 80 {opposit No.
~, ropn tHt ,as a!wnys been livelX volo ome
hut the trouble with this campaign Is tliat
tho party has 80 much spelslEtl n,aterinl
to choose from for all the Offices a'ld t!lo
present indications ,are that the Major
race: Tie fortunate Inan, SC. tho political
prophets assrrt, Is more npt to be ex-senator
Eugene Garfield, nf Aurora, who nladc Rnl,,
lant race neainst Etlsall four years ago, anu
tjon. Ills ability and fitness f5r tho position
arc conceded by all, ind he'is conducting his
canvass In Il vigorous manner that makes Ills
success probable, unless tho other offices
10 bnr him out. IN that event, Col. 4: G.
Matthew'S, ut Pike, WOULD probably ''tako
the cake" Mr.. Cnntio1l| will occupy Pnrlnrs
u and 20 Immediately above cuilotn's head
quarters.
Senator Logan evidently expects to have
something to do with the coming Conve1-
tIon, for lie llns secured 1arlOr H. which WIS
used by Eugene Garfield four yeArs ago.
Nor are Charlie Farwell md Ed Fi'kfns To be
81, On the third lloor.
THE WARRINGTON CANDIDATES
for Governor entered the field 80 late that
they have hecn Obliged to select heAt(Qunr-
tcrs upon tho third floor, Col, Fort having
Nos. % and 70. and John =; 1Iawl,S;y VIZ; NJ; q:
FL fad y''s clars eef0fs L S 6sr e; Woss sl boo %
Fert's. like tho tender to = locomotive.
go far as cnn now 10 f?rescen, tho Gnber-
sestlemen t jnst na'nrti and Shelby II. Gullon',
although there arc numerous other excellent
md worthy, gentlemen, cayorting ahoat tlo
State with their little llghtnlng.rotls IN posi-
Sn t@ nnato n os fnSSt sco Of It IS ''q% not fot at
al unlikely ti'at, " Abraham Lincoln e
the third tloor OF the fremont House In CHI
hs next n fha G anEy my yo snP s
Leland
I'd Rutz, OF Cook and St, Clair Counties,
will entertain Ills cnuntrytnell ut Rooms q
md h,. third tloor. Mr, Rutz llas twice heId
yatH ltfe, for one term. Is now rcady to
nessR' neya2 aa 3 e01bt better e; Treasurar s tan H. Ill.,
Rutz, whose head fs q large one, and
remarkably woll stocked with good, solid,
common Sense; but lie. tho. may full = victim
to the strong fceling prevalent against third
turn.
AMONG THE OTHER CANDIDATES
who will be dolnlclletl upon the third tloor Ia
James Shaw, Of Mt Carroll. whose ambition
Is to bo oAttorney-ticneral, anil whose clat'n
to this distinction IS based upon The faet That
tyre a'id been once Speaker Of tho
ea,,4sdates, somebody must ln disappointed,
mid Mr. Staw might III we'll prstara 4, taka
| his medicine gracefully, Ms r00n !s M. I'll.
No. 81 Inns been engaged by +. c. lianl-
hnrRher, Of Quincy, who Is talking nf being q
candidate for Secretary Of State. lIe WIS III
unsuccessful canlftlnta fnr 6tAte Treasurer
| twa years ago, aud his only known elatu.
,lp0H tho votes OF tho Convention IL Ills ability
ii BpGalt German, aill his Willingness 10 rep
| resett tllat olulncl,t upon ttle 6tate Ticket.
Col William A. james, af Lake, Speaker at
the last House, Is making the rncn for tho oll!ca
OF MISUNDERSTANDING and wi consult with
his backurs In Room 4, secoi!d floor. It Is
believed that thls oieu Ia likely to fall either
| to Hamilton or toIames.
III addition to th0se llNmed. number OF
prominent politicians have prepared to par
| ilclpate tn the coming contest, BY engaging
quarters among whom might bc mentioned
Abner Taylor, Naya ". Clark. +. q. Keith,
| allu Washington lieslnE. Of C'tlcRg0, with
4's'''' 1'' e'a''''e7 ~ "'A' Orr.