, 1876-09-29
ABOUT TOWN.

Yesterday al the Grand Pacific Hotel rooms
1t wns both Interesting aud lively. During the
day there were many visitors. Among them
were George pelum, MIME; c. T. Daacon,, Of
PRINCETON, I'LL; the Hon. E. c. Enos, OF
Waukesha, Wis; Charles Miller, New York
City; II. g. Payne, Milwaukee. THIS party ard
the lion. C. B. Farwcll aud Col.
Babcock hnd qalto an extended COLI
versatlon. Mr.. Miller, who WAS confirmed
Democrat, has heard Col. Ingcrsoll, and after a
conversation with Col. Babcock and Mr. Far
well, concluded to give IN hts way Of error and
reform, md now Mr.. Miller will vote for Hayes
4nd Wheeler.
Tic Executive Committee yesterday met and
took the preliminary steps towards arranging
for tho monstrous mass-meet!ng which will be
licld In this city some timc after tho 10lh Of
October next. Tic exact date has not yet been
decided upon, ard will be 1nntle to best suit thc
Hon. Jnmcs a.. Blaine and Col. Bob lnEcraol.
rhc Tabrrnac>c will be used u It eau hc obtainod;
menta for lighting, ctc., will be made uron ths
most liberal tcrms. The marching cups arc alt
commencing acttve preparations, for the grant!
turnout. Excursion trims will be run, and
heard @ d Of IN ts Country viii ba hcid: h Is IN
1eujcd also that outside Hayes and Wheeler
marching clubs shall have chance to participate
tn tho procession. Luw railroad ratcs Will 10
feature. ...
The Hon. Shelby II. Cullom will speak as
follows; Jcrscyvllle, Saturday, Sept. ~; Joliet,
11pssdy 1x" Oct p isSyx tt 1
Charles II. Ham will speak at Central Hall,
Twcnty.sccond street md Wabash avenue, To-
morrow evening.
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
At tho Palmer House rooms yesterday there
were thu usual crowd nnl qultu a number oi
visitors. The Legislative candidates are still
aEitatinE tho minds q the Cook County Csntrn! C
easea Gsa'es Of Most nla e the lie s"1sSa' sod "" re
1en-pins put IN their places. The Democratic
Veteran SDldrrs' Association meets this even
ing ut II Clark street for the purpose of MAX
Convention to DO held Oct $. The Democrats
have sort Of IN Idea that tho affair will bo q
success.
tho blowout, md ha wrote : letter. which got
to It's destination too lnte 10 be read. 1t Is as
follows:
Qu,scr, Mass, Gath sep.ernbes, ts7s.-Gprus
Ab,cnse 4 81 ss p1an So
receiving yonr ette. Of the 10th Inst At an earlier
nGt Sg ss,ns g. setng na%
in that sort Of work, but l!ow that an approach.
c',sed Gu d. from tint asduous service Very truly
yours, CuAnlEs FNANcls ADAMS.
Tho Hon. John F. House, OF Tennessee, also
wroto letter, but 1t, too, got here too late for
the Tuesday night meeting.
INpErBNDENr 0HEENDACKEEs.
Among tllo visitors at the fremont TIoust
parlors yesterday was Mr.. j. Young. sca1nnon
He Is, as of old, III 0ut-and-out Republican
though favoriug the Grcenback doctrine
The Grccnbarkers console themselves With
the following calculation nf tue result Of the
vote In thts State in November:
Democratic vote. 2o0, M 0ot
Independent -.,.,.-....-..-...''.. ", Wy
1icpubiican vote 'e4o' oot
Total yotc. 600, OO0
6tewurd's ma jorlty.. ~. 0N
II any Of the Grccnbackers have any money
10 stuhG upon this assertion,-nuywlcr from
S1.DsU TO $40, ,O00,-they will find rcAly takers
WHO will giye good odds, ut Republican lead
quarters.