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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-02

MORRIsON.-Three counties in Illinois
held meetings on Monday and instructed
their delegates TO the State Convention to
vote for MORRISON as the Democratic nomi-
nee for President.
This is an anti-GRANr boom. II GRANT is
nominated at Chicago it is supposed that his
weakness in his own State will induce the
Democrats to nominate Mr.. MORRISON OF
that State. 1t seems to be thought pretty
certain that MORRISON could carry Illinois
over GRANT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-02

CoRREcT, or C0Ugsg.-lFrofo The uno,,.
(Neb) Democrat. 1.-The Washington po.,
Is correct. Samuel j. TiIden IL moi tho 80, 60.
choice Of 800 Democrats in the state n w W
braska, while HoratIo IA the first eboce w. :,
all. Seymour will poll 10000 votes , IN ~ ~
State where TiIden will not poll II. O00. ~, va
we go further: Seymour viii give a cIo.e ea,,
to U. s. Grant In this very state n "
braska. w.
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Extract OF a letter from Beverly, Yves

Extract OF letter from Beverly, West
Va:
Mr.. C. j. p. Cresap desires to know II
you and Bob Glass will take another
"slecper" TO the next National Convention.
II so, lie wishes TO he '.thar." Hon. Sam.
Woods is an aspirant for Court OF Appeals,
so l. Judge Brannan, with chances In favor
Of the latter. Hon. q. j. Faulkner will have
walk over In the Convention for Cover
nor, as Mr.g. N. Camden has withdrawn
from the contest. There will be warm
contest in this congressional district, there
being four candidates for the nomination
viz. h. +. Martin, Captain 4. A. Bradford,
ID. b. Lucas, and Judge Hoge, Of Berkeley.
West Virginia will have Lively contest for
the state Offices this FALL The Republican
and Greenback coalition will amount to no
thing. Dir. Faulkner can carry the State
with from 1900 10 10000 majority. West
virginia &c irretrisyably Democratic, and
will support any man that the Cincinnati
Convention iaay nominate, even il Its SoId
man Tilden."
1--WE shall try TO be on hand, friend Gre
sap]
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-02
NrOTICF In The summons Of multipIe

NTOTICE.-In the summons Of mu.upe-
~ pOinding and eXOn<rtti0n IN he court ~ -
sion in scotland, raised Al Tie instance "i h','
Catherine Maitland Blair aBd Mary Davidson -
residing IN Edinburgh. eNtcutrice, 81 Jouu D.
Writer TO the Signet, Edinburgh, pursucis. t~A--'
Benjsmln Howard ShacSeltord. attorntN' .i.,
ton, Va, Unittd States OF America, adin,
de bOnis non II the estate Of The dc"t ~
Dent of Fauauier county. IN the STATE VI hitEl.'
and United states OF America, apppiultu uf ,,
FauquitT County Court OF virginia on inc Z9,u ID,
OF Septemb,r, 1889. conform TO letters OF adu
tratiOn or authenticated rider or dppo uilut"t -"
der the hand OF william r.. JenulugS. the citiN va
said court. aud Richards fsyue. nresldi * JS','t
thereof. both dated sth October, lo1S, all t-N. .
Kelly, OF CulpeDcr county, IN ihe >tale ot
aforesaid, or elsewhere abroad, ani bIauNht ~,
Kelly OF Culpeper couaty, In the state 0i Nirsi
aforesaid. or elsewhere abroad, designing hlM>,.
executor or administrator. nominated Sud ali..-,
ell by George Dent. OF fsuquter county, ahd 80
OF virgiBis aforesaid aud others. defend pa =.
ference TO the balance In the hands ~ he eall =
ecutrices OF the inir0missi0ns OF the sald y.."
Bair, with the rents, produce, and prices "i -
heii able subjects situated In kcnftc" ana "t-
Glasgow, The Honorable Lord Adam Ordinary Nv
pronounced the following interlOcntor: IL.
May, 1850, 10 respect Of the preceding ~ te' ~
OF llth March last, snd Cer,lhcste OF h.hs, nm
No. 80 of process wakens the prOcess; iarth.I =.
the motion OF the pursuers aud real rnsgrs rvu,SS
the order TOR coEdescendences aud claims on - ~,
fund IA ssedt0, and appoints thein 70 ~ 80 IN
within the next SIX weeks, and DIRECTS lhiim
OF the dependence OF this process 70 be mace ~ ~
vertisenent twice ar an interval OF four Gay W vu
OF the leading newspapers ia each OF The tpiont.o
Richmond. Alexandria, Fairfax, and wsrreulon ,
and also once In each OF the Edinburgh Coz ~ :.
aud Scotsmdn newspapers, and twice la the o'A''
gov Herald newspaper. . ..,,.
SCOTT, nRySEs GLOVER
Pursuers Ag.n,'.
EpIspUss. HILL STREET, 18Th May, 1880
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the effort had to be abandoned very speedi-
~. Davis Is known pretty well through
the South, but principally as chronic pre-
sidential candidate, and he has dabbled too
much 10 labor and other temporary side.
shows to suit many. As to the other POSI-
BILE candidates, Payne, Jewctt, w. L. Scott,
Morrison, and the rest, they are not very
we'll known, ana the South never took much
stock In dark horses. Some OF them might
prnye strong candidates and run we'll"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-02

The report that Mr.. Tilden entertains q
feeling Of hostility towards Judge Thur
msD. as stated by the Evening Star. Is not
correct. MIR. Tilden has never spoken oil
Mr.. Thurman other than In the highest
terms, and within a few weeks has taken
pains TO assure him that he was perfectly
satisfied with his course as 4 member Of the
Electoral Commission, and would checrfully
airport him for any position to which the
Democratic party might seek TO advance
him. Waskington Post.
II Mr.. Morrison should be q candidate
the vote OF Missouri would stand about
twenty eight TO two. The two would be
for Tilden. - Washington Post.
Blains's friends have selected Hon. James
Z. Joy, Of Michigan, to present bis name to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-02

We return thanks to the North Carolina
Press Association for an invitation to its
eighth annual convention, to be held in
Asheville on the Both Of June. We should
be pleased TO meet our editorial brethren OF
the Old North State on that occasion, but
shall hardly be able to do SO. The Cincin-
natl Convention will meet too near that
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-02

The Baltimore american copies our arti.
Gle on Judge BAxTER's recent decision as to
the rights Of Express Companies, and heads
1t, "This Is Good Logic, and does Man
Good to Read"
That decision will wake up the country
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-02
N ARRIAGGS.

Married, at the residence OF M,lor John %, =
by the Rev. DIR. Peterkin. May ~ lss0 49, ~,
Tus ". PHELPS, Of New York, 70 LLLt
| SMITH. Of Richmond. '""A :.
Married May 10, $50, a. ~, residence ., Pc,
3. MCDANIEL. X
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SEINE-THREAD.
EIsHERMEN's DEPOT. Ns

Il -
IsATENT AND SOFT. LAID sEINE-TWlNt'
all sizes.
PRICES REDUCED-PRfCES ElDtCtp.
sFINE-LINES, CORKS. CoRK.WoOD
COTTON aud TARRED ROiE>, All slt,''
YAWKINGS. Sc, &c. .. . ,
FYKE NETS, THREAD GILL NETTING ana
COTTON-TWINE NETTING. FOR hau'-stl.,, .u
hand and made TO order; also, NkI> tud ~ VI
riggcd ready for use We are prepared 20 al AT 10
ders promptly aud AZ low figures.
T.. LlCtrEN>TElN & son.
Sole importers OF The LlON-BRAND - ! r.
THREAU. warranted full standard.
apl3 corner seventeenth aud Franklin ,lf'",''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-02

THE MEETING OF THE NATIONAL COMMIT
TEE-CAMERoN BOTH rMpupENT AND
pEryANT-ARBTTRAIs RErUsALs TO PUT
MOTIONS TO THE UoMMITTEE-eEoRcE
y. HoAR, OF MASSACHUSETTS, NAhEr
FOR TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN-REDisTRl'
BUTTON OF TICKETS oRDERED-ISDiGsA-
TON At CAMERoN's CoURsE-GRANi
LEADERS HIssED-DENocRATs WORKING
FOR ~RAHT-THE GRANT COLUMN WA
vrRaNG-BoLT IN THE NEW YORK DELE
CONGREGATIONAL UNION VETERANS IN
FAVOR OF GRANT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-02
FANCY GOODS

w \. STEVENS,
50j BROAD STEEL
Is RECEiNiFr
An IMMENSE LOT OF ~" GuOD,.
coming In on every steamer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-02

CHICAGO, June 1.-Senator Matt. Carpen.
ter, when asked, "Do you believe General
Grant will be nominated?" said
81 do"
"Do you believe he Is the strongest man
In the Republican party today"
al do"
"Do you believe he can carry any OF the
southern States?'
81 do.'
(Which ones, for instance?"
81 think he can carry Virginia, Florida,
and Louisiana, and would stand chance
to carry Arkansas and Texas. / think be
can carry South Carolina"
son what do you base that opinion-on
the popular feeling for him among the
colored peoples
EYES, largely; and also upon the fact
that the businessmen of the South have got
Sick OF the cry OF a solid SOUTH and would
be glad OF any reasonable excuse to stop It..
1 think. take the country through, Grant
would get two Democratic votes for every
Republican vote lie lost"
"Do you believe that the opposition 10
him In the North would die out if he were
nominated ?"
so far as that opposition exists among
Republicans IL will die out among ali those
VINO are Republicans from principle. No
henest Republican will vote against his
principles because he dislikes a candidate
In short, you think that IL he Is nomi-
mated he could be elected"
~ have no doubt Of it,"
SENATOR HoAR, OF MASSACHUSETTS, RErIcEYr.
The chairman OF the Massachusetts dele
gallon, Senator Hoar, passed the greater
part % the morning yesterday Ia the parlor
, 1880-05-22

Henry; and y. Jacksnn, nf tiock Istn,1l' TUNE Of
Ninth Ui4trlet-Jbhn urny, uf Fila.
Rr.on tlule, Of Knnx: ,!ltcr1ln,re' 'or; y.
ilnIancc. 0f PcorIa; and William jact;hhaas tI;hase.
Htnrk. ''"'fn' OF
i%x of T2s,i slte;Fn2tss: g; v Il Gsa; Gspsaa; :;
Seventeenth hstrIot-Wiiiians T. Eno,,.. .
~. C!air, Emil GMoi!ch, at Mgdlsons njtetnet, of
=: ". Thomas. or st. Clair: II. 81. Ki,nhni' :
THE TENTH DISTINCT.
During, tho hustle and dunfuston at,cnd,..
tho hrenk-l,p Of tho Cohyuntinn liz snEE
tIirtl-tcrn dulcEates of the Tentl, f'%,aa unit
BlDnnl Distriet,wicll consists Of lie ionat,eess.
pt Mercer, Henderson, AtcDpnon0h. Wo.uaes
Hancock, and Schuyler, Ind O hHsiv ronneeh,
tlofi md nominated two antf.ih,r ,rdd!tteh. lt.eh.
delegates and two nlternntes to tha Eh;osst!ml
to their hotels, patt their bills, md ienss41ed s4
for t1lctr homes by tho afternoon trn5ns ''ea
Including tho Tires Cook County tIfstir,..
tiiere viii be ten cUntestfng teleRHtions isa.s
Illinois demanding admission to the NnHiossv,Mo!
Conventional minority Of ali thu Gons.aaal
ssIonal districts in tic State, mil al Ta Tepaas.
llcNn save one.
THE RECORD.
James Paddock, ono Of the Seorctnttea to,.
home to Chicago MI the rapcrs. m; nj, ,vgs !1i
mike up record for presentation to liz e. SS.il
tfonR1 Convention. Ills familiarity sfi az ~
work III AGveral sessions of tic fenfsnimvsna
will enable him to furnish record fiiat ~i
clearly exhibit nil tho business OF Iii" ,n.a. "s
eXeitfng State Convention over witnessed '.s n
T11Innta esa III
, 1880-05-22
TIE DELEGATES,
Spscial Dtyratfh to TIT Chicago Tribune

sp,eta, Dhpateh to TIT Chicago 1ttauas
SrnlSop1Eip, Ill.,, May 2I.-The following
personnel Of the State ticket Is tot without
Interest: 0oy. Cnllom WINS born III ken'
tucky, From early childhood Inns lived ID
this Stnte. After being admitted to tho l'af
],o moved to Springfield, md was eseetea
Ctty.Attoriioy,. During tho. Fillmore cam
palg,i la yyns on tho. Electoral ticket. Sub
seauently ho was elected to tho Legislature
md was chosen Speaker for one tern. 10
served in Congress fur three terms. III
1878 he was elected to tho legls'
lature. and choscn' Speaker. III lo16 he w
clectri Hoynrnor. beattne his Greenback'
U,n,onrntyc onnouent by large majority.
james 81. 1lanill1on' sa,loN'.o ~, ~ i. "a
tcnaiit-uoyoruor, IS m Uhlo '1la1'' .,m ~ :"
years OLD: Aftar serving nearly io"t ,I1es ",,er
in tho War .he went to college. !, n's' "'Is iis
grtluatlns taught sslaal for i Nv w' 1aw and
then turned hls "t1ention ~ 1Ao o'f ."", %t Ia
nfter being admitted to tho Bar move" s...a ~
Bloomington. uo WIS elected to tae ''4'' W.
Senate In 1870. '"".
HENRY u. DEMENT,,
ca,,ajt,nte for sacretary of State, WIS born
iii f'alra In 1870 lle served loloraely W "a, at
lug the War, and after being 'nustetea. oa' ~
engaged ln tho bus!aess Of i'ax lna!,a!ass ,!nn,t
eighth and II Twenty.ninth General . a Assem- s,s
The candidate for Auditor, Charles Charles i, n
sw9art, was born l Baden. germany. .r,x years ~
oEo. liz eteFs 'e service nv, g. y ts s pat!s ns Il
second Illinois INFANTRY w" ~ ). ~ a,,av fIom
Cor!nth Ills right ar1'! was shot a"a5 5a,,s nn
thu shoulder by a solid shat. For tweIss
rAurs ha hns ham lila County Treasurer o.
Kankakee, a.,l Ia regarded as III e''''fe"''
trustworthy man. GAIA 1rcas-
, 1880-05-22

.. WHEN ADA1t9 WAS CALLED
Or. Robbins said:, ,"Tlree vote aye and nine
decline to partiefgatt IL, thts vote ncease l.
term lnen.--h
Great confusion.
Thu Cilafr-The gentleman from Adams
must recognize tho fact that he Ii ont OF Of
Dr. Robbins-1Iaye / not right to explain
"No,o "no.n "no."
THE chair-1 trust the gentleman will not
III. .Rotblns- Very well. Three vote aye
mud ninu decline to vote.
When The sixth 9nn Seventh Senatorial of
dinte protest wns made, llnweycr. a. sleleg!to
declaring that the Third Congressional dill
not vote, and that no one liad any authority
Wien Knox was called the Chairman said:
"Knox declines 70 y0ta for delegates to mis-
represent her III tho National CoMyentlon.'
When Peoria was called air. Emery said;
%Wlth ,aS,a. te @ Ge gag still III hcr mouth, Peoria
When st. Clair WIS called Dir. Ilolbcrt
Baid:u 'St. C1alr County stnnlg by tho dele
gatcs elected to Chieag0 by tho Seventeenth
Congressional District, and decllmes to vote.
We send up protest mid desire to liayo 1t
Gen. Rowett Of MacoupIn-st. Clair Is not
authorized to speak for the Seventeenth Dis
trlSt: deny lts rtsht; ;,,..,.. ... .o.,o -,
Several delegntes-We deny 1t,
80 . THE PROTEST.
was sent up to the Chair, who announced
TINT It would be spread upon the records.
.Trlmble, Of In 6alle. offered tho following:
poea e reeost .ae as
National Republican Convention ara heroby in-
stsufsed e report to o, tats Convention Convent 2 two
, 1880-05-22

:, TIE COMMITTEE
appointed to submit names 0f Electors and
members Of tho state Cantrat Committee. SUBJ
ln!tted their report, as follows:
erArE cgsrhAL COMMITTEE
At Lurge..!sobert tell. Wabash; J. W. ninn.
5sSe" 81 Wilt TasPsGT aeopEs wShsHi; Uiesse
E!;ss T. s@'s ;;. os;;se? s ssek.
! Thlr'l-li: L: Ffhainss, il cook:.
T!ith-A. n. Jones; 70 1}syssS:, w'.ds 4:,.n,
fHxSsnHn ElxS'ss5p T. T. T. l.'S #tIsg. ns''aS @Soeatora
Nsns-M Naat5F f ess,sa !;fsssk enassson. Rssss
TwcIfth-J.g. Ntc!,oiso,', Cass.
Thtrtoenth-1. Merriam. 'rAzewc!l.
Flrtcenth-Col. ii. Van Sellers Edgnr.
ssssstca'1% ss,ss"taE1sS J. J. fs.sss@ 4asss Sx Madison
NiShcteonth- v. ssott Wayino.
EtEcrorrs.
oe9sgc Esohne,asr Gosk T. GalHIaasns H,hats Gaw. nn
1 XIX, SS1k; G ~ rnfec i.,;;n1, ,w;;1.!iel,xo: i
s b' ptsrbeaHl stbPps Pcsgria, + i. iisn'phfsy, Mcr:
Ger: ". K. }lr[mshaw, 1'ike: j. Y: MeQuf4H,
Ghrstian: J, Il; Howell. Ms!.e.n;, Y. i, 1owaii,
Smith, jackson; ". H. johnson, White.
~, LOGAN 1tl:rlltEs.
When tho report came III Senator Logan,
who liutl been sitting Ull tho Platform, went
back to, his place IN the Jackson County dele
gnt[oN.
George White got tic floor. ......
Long John moved the previous question,
md n Hpnt ensueu between tho two Cook
County men.
Tlio previous question was ordered, White
suying, "Tne Chair mny be successful In tl,1s
Tho roport was adopted. ....
Senntor Logan walked back to Ills sent be-
hind Urn. Kll,,n. As lle passed. along l,e
said exultlDEly: "'rhat uitls the business"
rItE. SECOND BALLOT
for Governor was taken, resulting: -Cullom,
293k; thinker, lalM: lIaWley, g3; Fort, ~ i;
Kldgway, U; Carr, 10; Smith, Is; rs follows:
, 1880-05-22
AFTER THE FIGHT.

ss..teI ,m.ns,s, >. -. E.'.... S alnATEs, a.lE,
c,,,,,,r,,,,,1+, :, ri HT,,, s' ~, .n,I r,oa"f'
,,n,,,t' 1,,ar 49,, ~" osa,t @ contest
1.,"Soto. s,,,iaot ~ nna.,,sia sol!eh Ills
m rds so,o .,f liam ,ntnns 1 ~ ~ so"ss. as fe
n,n,it t,,o 15nr,ve1I 1lall 1Ioioash, uiInt men
havo i,oon a,1rlttc1 oa n sst,",a !.snt u
tnoro ,vna m n,nm' m tho NM ~ H., u'a aas
tlot shn,,n Iarn hsar c',,,a,,oro', ''1 oosets
1 ~ tio'n % have o,vno1 m r. ill., ~ Snoash
honcst vnt,ng ,vou,,, hnva o',,n,..s ~ s%M Mas ~
nlnrty.two. II ss nlso ailmitte,1 tt.nt ~, tas
Nn,, mnchine hns receiycd terrha Is ,,4os.e so y.
@ s,,c,, ' s.r",n ot1,In% I' hnt s1"ha ~, ntothet
snca stfaln: Nothlh9 pue Ills personal
presence on tho tloor to thko direct command
could have saved hin, md had the other ada
tMnn m wcii dtrectetl. or Ind nno ia.dss
,~hn, . ~ thov oa,,1 "va ohavad T une .eaaef
1Mgnt mol nave peeh 7lctoTloas' There [sa
constantly-growlng mllrmur among even tho
Grant Republicans aeatutt LoRan's ,,ard con.
trtI. md Ind thn f3r.,t hoen oeoInst tya. Sta.
merely, he coull iave been beatoa w,s ease. as
III spite OF Culloin's nomination by accla-
nation, lie had scratch for 1t. It 10y for
ten the prize; but lie
uAD A room HrAyAorn
o,,, NINA hootor f,ultnr, i,o,l H. i,.,u
.a attaa,s M"s p ~ tSo en,. nn.a' ,.a ~ 'snse op
certain element animated by personal hos.
tllity. But he hail also some eifoctual WORK.
rra ttern via lcnt things Il, c,cc, ,,nt,t MI -.
cs,ttcal ,noont % ,yos nrar rae,. Gn o,'s. s
nnd lsltaker's 1n!smauagau'ent sayed him.
Fort wns sIngutarly inert, and slirprtsel
everybody bv Its lack of skill, Az for IJsw.
In. S;,I',, .om3 rorr tho;, ,narar ~ ~ aI".
ies' om'tm; III ''lu thtl, laay neyel nay
cha11ce' ihe, amusing tenure OF tho day,
to NIL except Needles, wns Needles De.
feat by Swigart, who Is n sood fellow,
nnI wos n hrove no1,1iar so Co,arno,
t,ainor IN" norsnnnItr kn"w iiis aiacIson e.sv. ~.
n stnCn II vnrv si;I,Ifni mnnnnvraInv c1int
Camnheli hr6,,rlt lin Inwn frn,n Kantas
F"f.. anti kcpt lin ynrv ttl,fnt. liz WIS H nj.
| vntptS, intrni,,nH,l IN nj, usn,hora ~ gh gtha
rnnI; and ni1er ,einoot!nns T,,t anonaJ ~ I
~, hon,inm5rtnru mi 3aro,,i1s ton9. ~
motiyN nart h MI Tia % canynss. s ii,en Catnnheij
, 1880-05-22

THE DOCUMENTS NOT READ, j..
Sptelat Dtspatsh to The Chicago Tribune.
>spnlxar1ELD, Ill. May 2t.-Following nro
tho protests which wero presented to the
Convention but not read:
sra!seg1E5p May :l-.The nepu,,l'esn ,,,s o., doIo,
q MoIienry the County of Pc K.g s1.d eight 1i
join Iii the protest 1nudo from tho Seventeenth
Congresstoial District, and desire this t5sr pro-
'''' 10 10 A'''' Chalrman Of tho Delegation.
Tho fooMin4 deeaates to the qoaysnon
tiio soycntcenth Congressional District, and we
atate that, Ut sprluEaald. on tho loth day; OF
to fh.s Coyontlon from tho Counties Of Stark,
sf SSSa : gf|s S,s5 4 ,r eSsty' ,i9 S;I
olectol doley.,tes, md Chnrles lin!laner. u
Ieor!l, and John Loaokcy,, oi stark county,
tho liopublcan Goiyet.t,all % bo held ut Chleso,
ILL.,, on tie "a day nt June. lse), tho veto ~ said
Convention uptn tho selection nl said delegates
.iony a y .hn ia rght itf ot tfe CONVENTION to osSrro
tho notion Of THO dvlcgates heru representing
s to astoa II "e ss
isiK to seect other a,ll lstfarpnt deEeEltcs md
nlternntes to THO Nattonul Convention from sA!d
triat Convention as aiorusaii; ind wo further
stlto TINT III tho nuti0ti OF ills Convention III Mt
to snss Ser fn4 sha 4Sss
Tho protcst ID signed by tho thlrty.nlnu dole
4ates, hen!lp1 by Enoeh Emory. OF tho Peoria
Tho Thirtoonth Congressional District Of tho
sss sssss Ys tHs Il e
s% sn ea3 q sy'T 6stssSs ca.' II s!sss p
, 1880-05-22

s. fail to eonio OF ,,o He'll with III il banners
tiylnR: With ntltlchtlun and .pr!do fhYu be-
s st gsf'S 5 Sy % ist Tt tnS s's ;s s sss ;t
siS. 81 & xssi$s x,asssz ssi.SsS;;
4 asauna power II most disastrous ting whom
tho PHbl!h ~, ,Trea,s''ry @ wss SnRsy. whon tlie Nes
sat" as nj dcearns to nes
trenson III thotr heurts. dGntinctalton nr liberty
tns tao arb!sreRes * s ssny ~ e s' NV o!a
ovontftl time, hnd
pLucK VICTORY rRoM TIE JAMS or pErEAr
by roawatlnz opndSnso 10 H pulq n Srss
EoninH which hns at!ilcd now listro to the hnto.
@ ona ct The ,,E the nnes
nb'o ollstaolps and. l tlospto Of artnol rebellion
II front and a,i.'"unns trcaaon r. rsar, 1s,.,I t..
tho respect and admlratlon, Ut Tho whoio
wnrla After tho War; utter tho nrmS: - wSts t
tic country oit Of nna1oiai disfrrss into ro-
newcd nrospcrity, and Overcoming th9 , cla.nGrs t
dobt, heard 1t successfully cntrent the people
2 Nnon ata IL r Gf SEaS'm IL wr &c RSS so
Um.ier It's lcntlo rap 6ayoucts aavo.i tho Union,
to %r s oaast IL aSf Sa sase a te Nsn
hannr And ftN,ntlel its credit upon tho rock OF
public confidence.
WITH T1t1s RECORD,
y s5snas thc y ssG,|ean nssy esns f. efsats s,SS
i,y tho ,lirect nsaai,ita Of I,a enemies, n "
treason w!ntn 's ranks It. l. ,lo pasty, Che en-,
tsr4ed ' I" victory 1T VIII 1t so H. oa S St Sar poa
opponents nro nt,w valnly c;,nRrntutntinR theme,
selyes ,nat tey yf{n y ;e H. msan ensc nrr
, 1880-05-22

Ha1It TT !1epoHso ~ eHasl apUKo rs 1u4luWs.
ho.ior of d denomination for tho ot3ce' Ut Gov
ornpr q: Illinois = ny thanks arg due e t4e H..
fo-tlay by tho membership bf lhls Convention.
Wlth tho Republican purity have uc!csi slnca !ts
Organization. have bcen with 1t In Its conflicts
with slavery anh secession. have Bcesl 1t Uttun
advancing 10 ytetory, anu although 1t lns suIne-
tlaes bosa SURROUNDED w dAn4eEa hut thEsRt-
, 1880-05-22


Joining thu spectators In tt,nchcerlne and Init
TnylnE, which cOttiinlled for n inintiteo twpi
Tho t'lllrElnn-1n tho lIAne Of the Rrgnt
Rcnmblcan pafiy ot i!'n9is HeclaTe if,,aa tnY
ar; Montague, Of Cook. oftctod the follow"f
Rsstaeyt. lint .his Convention 4ond greetings
e tno .MaGpGsS1sna y Of AlsbHge. nov in s'etc
fsSs f!{sis $ssIas;:; ssas u UT
M Ms: Tl,e;',as' ;, Fl 81, o!alr-l.,t us h.ve no,
Of mo" No" tho protest being decidodIy
4 beIseste- move to lay tho resolution
severai ,icleRntcs shouted "Wnhdraw,"l |
Mr. Mooailtasas-1 wlthdraSws' Ss'is lie resolution.
FILLING vAcANcIEs.s 49,.
Mr.. Corbus, OF La Sale, otfarsa the follow
Ing:
i;t.osuxtl. That tho sta,o Central Committee
n,ny 0cour IL tho ELECTORAL tickot nominated by.
s; n; ss ana h ast sas !! s91 T. e e., Ss
vention for Elcotor Is Ineligible or otherwise
disqualified. It saail 10 lhe!r duty 70 substitute
person eligible for that otl!cp.
It was adopted Without discussion.
Dir. Gorbls also offered tic following:
Reslped, That this Convention approve Of tho
9ot!9n Of tho s"tG ceHtr! Celttec t. y clllnF
districts In Cook County.
This was greeted with "No,n mo" and
considerable disorder prevailed, in the midst
Ct ScMes S Sfs'ss %S saE koFwS X|sps!f H. H.
Crosby obeycd instructions.
THE sT. Cf.At1t PROTEST.
Tho Chalr-.;rhe house will now listen 10
the readfng Of q protest sent IN SONG. tisnc
ago Ilo'n Iilo oeVehtceHth Dlstflct' IL WEB
fesa wusstos as l9!ows hs v.,t,on h,, r., TIN attor
Seaysn.oa appert,on; Z Pa.tealsr @ number 8 q
arger terrorw liz sni'sr dstr'Sts rc q en-
titsS t. sepe@'St @ tSs dsis$tss; 81 %aa. n.n,,,a.
satss M 10 oac6 cot,Erassional tstrIst; and, nd et
WnEuEAs, The delegates from TUG Soven.
e tho nf IL II
~, ~, c 9 t4 ~ ~ !n ay oa MGy: nu W. R
to tho cr n.,n q ~ 9aot % of; ad ~ ~
GlSir Is s; Gou1ity aid Ene G,,ei,oh ot MSdisoi,
III SSsss Sssss 1a sptass: ptss s 5ans s
Charles W: FhoinnA, of St. Clair County, And II.
": kitnbA'I, Of hacoupln County, rs their altor-
nqres. M,axo, o .,,,nsors,oaa, ,,o,n,o, tro,,
hcrc,v ntns..t suninst t,aG anntatinnt or se,en
t,or.. ~ Ithta Gonvention. ofnoy nther t,eicSnGs
thni, thosa mined: anti va any TIC ruht of this
| Convention tD fJ1nke INV other npnoTtiof1nctlt;
and wu ask that this, our protest. itsay bo sprend
upon thg records Of this Convention. .,,,,,
,tHsKlHul .lohn W Wells. Chnifinan; "illi4m U.
Ke9fnsr l. A. Hr!eut ,.OS g VI l[l, T1,ouas psqs 2,
HI, II He!. dlg li9.nfc 1qsopn ,te a. !.
aint a., " fiH II n ,a,,rr,rf H. n,,ir;, ~ H'
DctcratcsoW, i. hill. j. O. X,nmon, Io,i,s
Horn, ]. Plowmnn, c. i. Hans.,aw.
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Was cono!ntiet u nAt!!ptf ol eHiitleiaon IepiGt
ssin nahef s Fl
- ulaL ~ "ls.tactS n w. ul't4lEH ~ l9il!a3 u.
III otnes. LIZ rum ,4s .so si%IIeu ,stit. r.
illis, tne ahnotlheeilehE 3elnX RfeGie4 Wlt'
'r4nlenl stout5 " AL iihnt, ~! i!ehtI;