, 1876-08-25
nrrCEL1CAS HEADQUARTERS.

HETEbLlCAE HEADQUARTERS.
Tie work at the Republican Headquarters IL
go'ng on vigorously but quietly, Col. Babcocs
and the clerks being busy sending out DOCUMENTS
and answering 1cttcrg.
The Central Committee hnve In hand tho
maklng Of appointment. for speakers, Of whom,
there arc plenty. Son,c few have hccn notified
Of places to speak at, but thu list IS by no n,caus
complete.
Among tic visitors yesterday were the Hon.
T. u. Needles, tho Hon. E. ". Asternf,, OF
Vandala; VI. s. I4ln.ie. editor Of the Lafayette
Courier; tho Hon. Thomas F, Mitchell, Ut
Bloomington; and Judge r. 3. Tanner and the
lion. T. II. WiItanks, of Mount Vernon.
Mr.. LIngle epoke enthusiastically Of Indiana.
H. sa!l ElartGon was the INNS. popular candidate
in the Statc that the party was helHg thoroughly
orcanjzcd, and, thu,ig', II would require hard
work, Harrison would he elected In Or,o!4er,
and Hendricks wirel out III November. lte
epcaks At Watscka t4l-.iaY.
Col. Clark f. Carr, uf t3alc.lrlrg, Is In tho
rtty. He Will probably lcayt for Indiana nc1t
week to stump lor twu or ttircs weeks.
THE HlsAf;D COUNCIL
The Executive cnfnEtlt tcc Ut the Grand Eoslrr.
ell held n,cefug at the headquarters, corner q
Clark and Lake htIca!s, YESTERDAY afternoon, II.
G. Smith IN tl,s CHAIR. !. Z Taylnr, John At.
water, r. y, snt's. i; K. Dcasi', L. 3. P,yno,
and L.. l.. Bontl Werc present.
There appeared to IT, nothing particular to do,
and, therefore, The time rus devoted tu co,lver
satton. -....
food prepared by t.lr COMMITTEES, anu ho
thought something sluul. bc dong toward ntnrti-
inr out the work for thu sln,paigli III tho
county.
he placed II. al1cll position ah to remove tho
impression that It wns merely ornamental. It
llal not inale ntnct, NJ khnw in The past, hut
It had done great dcal of hard aud icreAsary
$kCA -
It was decided to recommend that regular
meetings for speecl..maktng he held.
NJ; PAYNE .1'gges;c.' TINT permanent Chair
man bc selected, nnu ttlne nf meeting. hc il1c1.
lie moved that a regular meeting b. held Fri
dny afternoon Of each week.
No action was taken, the sever, members pTcs-
ent dsslrln tiins TO consider tne I''a,ter anA
week from Tomorrow, when It Is expected tliu
organization will lp perfected.
TIE DEMOCRACY.
House were, ~ usual, illci ali DAY viii, erowd ]
Of lotit!'talklnE i1icn, who, between brcatsis,
spat tosucctetIsse NJ, the 1lour. Somr VI tho
unwasl1cl sectncd to have overcome thrlr ohirc
tiuns to associaiiug with the wlli.e-slirt men, as
uunber nf them visited their "toncy" bTctla-
rcn yesterday. The headquarters vi tic "dvty-
shirt" Deniocracy. 1T No. n Clnrk street, arc to
hn used In the fnf,lrc Tor tnailins-r.p,I,. All
Tie calnEa!g', d'su'nc,ts will be scns thcnro.
There will, however, be rooHl for vlstorA; but
as Mira Kshoc's "yunng Drlnmracy " have NOT
vet been found, It Is doubtful Il d tiacc will bo
NECESSARY.
Secretary Crowley Is still at work on the de-
tails A organizations, u.ltl maf,ug appointments
for speakers VI local meetings. 4 inccting Of
Democratic soldiers and satlors will bo l,cid at
the headquarters Saturday cvculng.
Among thc visitors were Jutiyc Edwards, OF
Springfield, and ono F. Oshur,L who rrgirtrrcd
ns fr,in Pennsylyanl,. Crowley said hp w,ts y
protai,,cnt politician
Tic Atatc Central Committee a.o fixing up
apuoiulmrMtv Tor speakers II, thr State, Sryen!l
Of ths r.,enbcrs have gonu uway tu Visit tl,tIr
homes, aud It Is noi iikcly TINT inuct, viii be,
Ioiu u0til thty return. rhry have prevailed,
on Judge Edwards To stuulp tl,r State los.
TiI1an.
Jt,,i.e Henry +, Miller viii lrsyr for Indians
Monlay niEt.t t" nlnka several speeches, or,
rather. 70 rcpcat tilc same sperctt to scyeruf
crowds,
alo,,t toon. lie hns becu In in,iiana liz TWO
wrrks. mi e,aitaci TINT that Sta,c wus al, On
iire for 1'Ilcn. so,np Of 1i,e fuithful were i,,-
siarc tic Captain Is known to taye visited o.,iT.
cn,,ntes whlrh nro stro,,giy i,c,n,xratic. '