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act to regulate public warehouses and the warehousing and inspection of grain," and for the appropriation of moneys necessary to carry on the State Government and its institutions.

CHAPTER XXXI,

STATE CAMPAIGN OF 1874.

The Liberal Republican party ceased as a State or National organization at the close of the campaign of 1872, and on its ruins was formed in this State the Anti-Mo-· nopoly party, which met in convention at Springfield, June 10, 1874, and nominated David Gore for Treasurer, and S. M. Etter for Superintendent of Public Instruction.

The Republican party met in convention at Springfield, June 17, and nominated Thomas S. Ridgway for Treasurer, and Wm. B. Powell for Superintendent of Public Instruction.

The Democrats, in the meantime, had reorganized, and they met August 26, and nominated Charles Carroll for Treasurer, and S. M. Etter for Superintendent of Public Instruction.

There was little or no general canvass of the State, and the people were left to vote without much direction from party leaders. The nomination of Mr. Etter by the Democrats had given him a clear field against Mr. Powell, the Republican nominee, and the result was that while Mr. Ridgway was elected by a plurality of 34,805 over Mr. Carroll, Mr. Powell was defeated by a plurality of 30,506.

The aggregate vote for State officers and members of Congress, is as follows:

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CHAPTER XXXII.

STATE GOVERNMENT-1875.

Governor-John L. Beveridge.

President of Senate and acting Lieut.-Gov.-A. A. Glenn.
Secretary of State-George H. Harlow.

Auditor of Public Accounts-C. E. Lippincott.
Treasurer-Thomas S. Ridgway.

Superintendent of Public Instruction-S. M. Etter.
Attorney-General-James K. Edsall.

TWENTY-NINTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

The Twenty-ninth General Assembly convened January 6, and was composed of the following members:

SENATE.

John C. Haines, Chicago. R. S. Thompson, Chicago. Miles Kehoe, Chicago. Sam'l K. Dow, Chicago. John Buehler, Chicago. H. F. Waite, Chicago. M. F. Robinson, Chicago. C. W. Upton, Waukegan. John Early, Rockford. Henry Green, Elizabeth. H. A. Mills, Mt. Carroll, Geo. P. Jacobs, Oregon. M. B. Castle, Sandwich. E. B. Canfield, Aurora. A. O. Marshall, Joliet. A. S. Palmer, Onarga.

Fawcett Plumb, Streator.
James G. Strong, Dwight.
L. D. Whiting, Tiskilwa.
E. A. Wilcox, Minonk.
E. C. Moderwell, Geneseo.
P. H. Sanford, Knoxville.
J. T. Morgan, Monmouth.
Benj. Warren, La Harpe.
R. Brown, Rushville.
John S. Lee, Peoria.
Jas. W. Robinson, Tremont.
John Cusey, Heyworth.
J. F. Harrold, Clinton.
J. C. Sheldon, Urbana.
Geo. Hunt, Paris.
C. B. Steele, Mattoon.

T. Brewer, Majority Point.
W. H. Hundley, Taylorville.
W. E. Shutt, Springfield.
A. A. Glenn, Mt. Sterling.
B. Arntzen, Quincy.
W. R. Archer, Pittsfield.
C. D. Hodges, Carrollton.
B. T. Burke, Carlinville.
W. H. Krome, Edwardsville.
Geo. Gundlach, Carlyle.

J. Thompson, Vandalia.
G. W. Henry, Louisville.
O. V. Smith, Lawrenceville.
T. S. Casey, Mt. Vernon.
W. H. Parish, Eldorado.
W. K. Murphy, Pinckneyville.
J. Rainey, Belleville.
Jesse Ware, Jonesboro.
Sam'l Glassford, Vienna.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

J. B. Bradwell, Chicago.
Lincoln Dubois, Chicago.
M. J. Wentworth, Chicago.
John Hise, Chicago.
Geo. M. Bogue, Chicago.
S. P. Hopkins, Chicago.
Wm. Honan, Chicago.
C. L. Niehoff, Chicago.
T. L. Halpin, Chicago.
Orrin L. Mann, Chicago.
Wm. H. Condon, Chicago.
M. M. Miller, Chicago,
M. J. Dunne, Chicago.
J. S. Arwedson, Chicago.
C. L. Linderberg, Chicago,
Robert Thiem, Chicago.
John C. Barker, Chicago.
W. H. Stickney, Chicago.
W. H. Skelly, jr., Lemont.
G. Dunlap, Norwood Park.
Wm. Freise, Desplaines.
W. A. James, Highland Park.
E. M. Haines, Waukegan.
F. K. Granger, McHenry.
Andrew Ashton, Durand.
R. F. Crawford, Rockford.
M. K. Avery, Belvidere.
Forest Turner, Nora.
E. L. Cronkrite, Freeport.
A. M. Jones, JoDaviess.
A. R. McCoy, Fulton City.
N. D. French, Thompson.
Tyler McWhorter, Sterling.

Henry D. Dement, Dixon.
Isaac Rice, Mt. Morris.
F. H. Marsh, Oregon.
Philip Collins, Morris.
Joshua McGrath, Lisbon.
D. B. Bailey, Gardner.
V. Fredenhagen, Downer's G.
James F. Clafflin, Lombard.
James Herrington, Geneva.
Wm. Mooney, Braidwood.
H. H. Stasson, jr., Monee.
L. H. Goodrich, Braidwood,
Geo. W. Parker, Watseka,
George C. Wilson, Onarga.
R. Richardson, Yellowhead.
C. L. Hoffman, Farm Ridge.
G. W. Armstrong, Seneca.
E. H. Spicer, Marseilles.
Albert M. Haling, Roberts.
Joseph I. Robinson, Elliott.
David McIntosh, Newton.
A. G. Mammond, Toulon.
J. H. Moore, Tiskilwa.
J. J. Herron, Princeton.
Henry France, Roanoke.
J. T. Thornton, Magnolia.
Nathaniel Moore, Wenona.
Rufus M. Grinnell, Cordova.
John T. Browning, Moline.
John P. Fox, Windsor.
John H. Lewis. Knoxville.
John T. McGinnis, Joy.
C. K. Harvey, Knoxville.

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