, 1876-08-27
LAIkO y ~ =" z y " XIV
THE REPUBLICAN, HEADQUARTERS


THE REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS.
There we're great many local visitors at the
Grand Pacific Hotel rooms yesterday. The
number Of letters received was very large, and
among them we're some from New York State.
They state that the enthusiasm over Gov. Nor
gan's nomination is great, and that this action
of the Convention has done much towards
uniting the party, and that the Empire State
will come to the front with majority Of 20,0o0
for HAYES, Wheeler, Morgan, and genuine re-
form.
Among those registered yesterday at Rcpub-
liran headquarters we're Jalncs E. Fad
dock, Springfield, Ill; 7. j. Moak,
Watertown, Wis, member OF the Republican
State Central Committee; George D. Chatfee,
candidate for Elector from the Fifteenth Dis
trict, Shclbyvillc, H.; w. H. Blair, Etlinghan,
memper Of the State Executive Committee; A.
L. Concer, member OF the State Republican
Central Committee, Akron, 0.
The Hon Shelby H. C1l9m vii speak in Ma
Gen Logan will speak ut Joliet Tuesday even
Tho Democratic dodge exposed in yesterdays
TRIBUNE OF course caused ii howl in the encmg's
been sent to certain Tildcnites in nearly every
county to shout for Peter Cooper, and to organ
iZe clubs, and then to sell out. This dodge is
SO terribly transparent that its showing up yes
tcrday completely chokcd the wind out Of it.
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
The usual crowd that Lounge about the four
rooms iu the Palmer House were around again
Yesterday, and, what with proximity anu toDarco
Juice, managed to cry q reform" Capt, Con
nett had his usual little cotcrie around him, to
deal more, too. Gen. Cameron had the Consti-
tuition beside him, from which he was quoting
to Judges Otis and Forester. These
two gentlemen were holding de-
bate upon the subjects ,.e Of the ln;,,,h day;f j
Barney CaulGeld's speeches on Camp Douglas
under bis arm. bike Bailey wanted some
.'thraclts' to organize club with. Col. Bald
win held in his hand design for banner,
while Jerry Crowley had just purchased new
cigar upon the merits Of which he dllated to
several very interested spectators. The bust
ness transacted was light. Among. the arrivals
were George n. Smith. St. Louis, Mo-; George
B. Hall, Toledo, O.; Hy: n. Martin, vicksburS'
Miss; H. c: Gano,, Lake City Col; :: F.
mento, Cal; J. L. Zugschwert, Polo, Ill.
The City Central Committee held its u5ual
Saturday meeting at P. m
ISDEPENDEST GREENBACKERs.
This valiant organization has dung banner
to tile breeze frouI its headquarters in the Ire
mont House The flag is handsome one, and
is edged off with the names Of Cooper and Cary.
A number of Cooper's tracts were sent away
Yesterday 4 letter from Massac County was
received yesterday, stating that greenoack
lirht was wanted down there. 4 few linen
rars we're mailed and nurse recommended.
Some rag-baby enthusiast is to have Dean
pule raised at Blue Island next Saturday, from
which pcnnant will be flung to the breeze. on
that OCCASION S. T. Norton and the Hon. Henry
r. Aspcrn will act as takers.
Tomorrow evening, in Houses Grove, Ken
dali County Seventh Congressional Dlstricth
SYDNEY Myers, Jesse Harper, and others WILL
hold forth in grand blowout.
NOT 4 SUCCESS.
Tn answer to cali for the Assem- bling OF SOL
diers who fought the Rebels in tue late War,
anu WHO now propose to vote for Tilden and
Hendricks, few ward politicians met at the
Palmer House last evening. The object was TO
capture the soldiers Of GERMAN natlonailty, ou5
after appointing committee to arrange for re-
peating the effort at an early DAY.
TENTH WARD.
The Tenth Ward Republican Club met last
night at No. 206 West Lake street. AID Whlte
occupied the Chair, and Fl. D. Jennings otfici-
atcd as Secretary. The attendance was large.
Alter the transaction Of some unimportant
business speeches were called Tor. Al. atofri-
sou, Gen. O. L. Mann, and l.. L. Mills respond,
ell, and made rousing addresses on the genera
situation. This part of tho proceedings was
aeenly interesting, and quite an amount OF en-
th,,sios,n was cyinced by the members Of the
Club. ..
THE POLES.
The Polish citizens Of the Fourteenth Nard
held meeting lust night at No. 519 Milwaukee,
avenue, for tho purpose Of forming Polish ke-
publican Club. There was quite large attena-
ance. After briel discussion the 1olo"1ng
gentlemen were elected permanent oHlcers o1
the new organizations:
Prcsident-Peter Kiolbassa.
Tlce- -Prtsident-Anton Sherman.
TTeqsnrer-Michael Majewski.
Secretary-Juseph Gilmeister:
Executive Connitfte-Anton kaminsk&i, RI hienae. nton
Loyinski. ......-.-
Addresses on the issues of the campaign Eere
delivered By Gems. 0. L. Mann and j. :. Key
nolls, after which the meeting adjourned
FIFTEENTH WARD.
The Fifteenth Ward Republican Club held
large meeting last evening in Folz Hall, corner
of Iarrabee street and North avenue, with Jonh
Wagner, in the absence Of the President, In the
chair.
an elegant drum. Received "lth louo 'o1e VI
thanks. -,
ward were invited to participate in the presenta-
ton Of banner by the ladies OF the Sixteenth
Ward to the marching club of thai part ol tne
city, which takes place at Allller's Garaen TO-
morrow evening. Henry Ehlers was stricken
from the roll Of the Executive Committee, nc
having deserted to the camp OF thc enemy.
After some routine business tue mcetlus au-
journcd. ...-.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
The Republicans of the Seventeenth ward
held a rousing meeting last evening at the cor
ncr Of Selgwlck street and Chicago avenue, sir.
c. G. Lintlcrborg in the chair. Stirring speecnes
were made ty Afcssrs. Waite and Roberts.
At the close of the meeting the Seventeenth
Ward Hayes and Wheeler Guards we're organ
lied, and some fifty persons g gned tue roll.
A MICHIGAN STRAW.
A vote Of passengers on the wester1-pouna
train of the Detroit s. Milwaukee Railroaa, taken
Friday, between Grand Rapids and Granu
Haven, resulted as follows: Huyes, -; Iuden,
Is; Cooper, l.
COLORADO.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS AND PLATFORM.
PUEBLO, Col. Aug, 26.-Thc Republican
State Convention closed its labors to-day. Inc
following candidates were nominated: For 6o'-
ernor, John L. Routt, OF Arapahoe COUNTY; lor
Lieutenant Governor, Lafayette Head, Of Cone
jos; for Judges Of the Supreme Court, H. u
Thatcher, OF Pueblo, E. 7. Wells, OF Ara2ahoe,
and 5. H. Ebert, OF Arapahoe: for Secretary o1
State, William NJ. Clark, Of Clear Creek; io1
Treasurer, George c. Corning, Of Boulder; ior
Auditor D. C. Crawford, OF Ell Paso; for At