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The best evidence tlnt the Republican party
Is thoroughly organized Is the number Of lcttcrs
which are received daily at hoth Statc aud Ma
tfonal Headquarters in tho Grand Pacific Hotel.
1t Is not all organization Of prctcuse, hut an or
gan!zatlou In fact, which is being made moro
compact and perfect daily. On the other land,
the Democrats arc dcnoral!zcd tvcrywheEe,-
without hcatl or tail, or party leaders.
The meeting Mt St. Charles Thursday
evening, at which James r. loot and Col
Thompson spoke, was IN immense affair, at
which great enthusiasm was manifested. Thls
is the hume Of Gen. FaEnsworth, and hia friends
feel sorry for the General, who, In his Advanced
years, has allowed himself to be seduccd lntu tho
ranks Of Coppcrhcailisn to work hand fn hand
with his sworn cucmes, who tn days Eono by,
declared the War for the Uniun failure, and
who, II they obtained the powcr wuu!A today
srt aside tht results Of II. Is sad spectacle,
Jul,u f. Far.lkworth, who, In llis.ucw role, has
ANOTHER pHMocnA71c FRAUD.
That the Democratic party Is hart.pnshcd iot
nolltLca) capital Is best shown by the undera
handed dolges ~l!iel. its lcaelers enteavor tu
carry out. From tlmc tn tiMc these hare been
| EXPOSED us they have conc under the ohseryA-
| tiou Of TRIBUNE reporters. Tho lutcst dodge
was adopted in recent secret meeting Of tho
ctate Central Committee, which authorized cAcl,
/ district member to appoint an associate: This
lnst-panca person, In conjunction with thu
r,C1tiar annontcc, was to name known Iih!ru
maj, in every township, precinct, ward, Or dis
tTict, These atecr were to represent them
selves AZ Peter Coopcr ztalots, all were To 10
'1 was nresu,ncd! lint III III this way soma
weah!k,cc Republicans might he taken. When
ttu proper tins cate trap WIS tu be sprung,
unt the cluhs pledged to T!llen aud Hendricks.
atteInptinr to carry IL out around Shelbyvillo
sud elsewhere Ia the southern portion u the
State, It shows, however, that there arc III
rcsort to u,r1n to carry out It's purposes.
Among tbuse registered at Republican heatl-
quarters Yesterday werc Isaac' 8. War1noth,
| Nails. Ma: ii. l.. McLcllApl and James q.
smitH. Valnarn,so. Ind. :: anu the Hon, j. i.
Needles. Amoue tho
MEETINGS. ANNOUNCED
arc tho following:
, 1876-08-26
ILLINOIS.
MH, CULLobt AT DECATUR.

Rpectat Df,pafch to 7hs Tribune.
DECATUR, ILL.,, Aug. 25.-The Hon. Shelby II.
CulloEn IL lIcrr. Tho "scalpers :" are now form.
Ing procession, With music at their head, and
an hour before speaking time the crowsl of Ia
dies and gentlemen began to I'LL the Court.
House. There Ia u deep undercurrcnt Of feeling
manifest, and members OF both partlcs
are present, intent OIL hearing the
head Of tho Republican State ticket.
sr.atos Oglcsby presented Mr. Callom In a
snrt spccch lie said the campaign wns one
Of unusual fntercst-that men were quietly but
earnestly entering upon contest tllat was to
soue cxtuut to affect tho durability Of this M
tion. Thu Republican candidate Tor Goycrnor
OF Illinuis, an old lrl@sbor, would now address
ticlu, Mi. Culoua said:
III was MT married man. ! sho'lu hnd ta'tlt
!fnssa ier 90 "G fesl Sa hay0 tsvsd IT,
INK n,on Gus Of the n,oat Important campaigns wc
havc ever had. Except one. In ths miast af wur.
s e:e' ss
| We elect President. and a!l who can arc
HouSp BY DUTY TO VOTE
debated whether the people bc allowed to elect
tlei. President. II was o. 50 much iMportanec
!. ns x,ff'tfs, ts 'ai. If: S tns
equals ono..lir,! y! al our Constess; I'll, appont.
img power Ii very gFeat, q well ~ ~ n!hsf
neesass ty ss.oacy
A. ens ptoot of th!s sncs tas,I i no'na H..
~ 9s fnsw "; s I'll cass.. w.t. md
never could dlsc1yer anyth!ng axain.t them.
NO MAN SHOULD SUPPORT plstoHEsT NAM.
othes na.ty ia. auy claims to control this country
1fthc country were turned over to oahp psnoe6a!1' ~.
ysty hssss .hey won rs run y .cfae sx n'e" no
harmony win the pcspe!@!ty q III nsl}S Whsn
| Frrsttrnfa-one It Washington nnt! oNe tt 1luNt.
, 1876-08-26
POLITICAL. !
Speech Of the Hon. William
A. Wheeler at ST. Al
bans, VT.
he Likells the Present Con.
test to That Of 1860.
Tho Same Lenders at the South,
with Their Plant Allies
in lilo North. :
With the Same Spirit Ami
mating the Unholy
Combination.
Great Enthusiasm Over the
Nomination of Gov.
Morgan in New
York.
The Hon. S. II. Cul1om at
Decatur, ILL.,, and Dr..
Hayes at Ln-
porte, Ind.
That Perjury Charge Against Til
den Assuming Formidable
Proportions,
Notes from Local Republican and
Democratic Headquarters.
Carter II. Harrison Lifts Up His
Voice Once More.
That Perjury Charge Against Til
den Assuming Formidable
Proportions.
Notes from Local Republican and
Democratic Headquarters.
Carter H. Harrison Lifts Up His
Voice Once More.
Republican Ward Meetings-.-0rganiz-
ing Military Companies.
WHEELER.

WHEELER.
srREcn OF oun NEXT vicE.rnEs1nENT At ST.
ALNANs, vt.
Sr. ALpANs, VT, Aug. 21.-The Republican
rally tonight wns largely attended, but heavy
tlltndcr.slluScr intcrfcrcd somewhat will, the
original arrangements and tho proposed flu1ni'l-
alton. Tile Hon. William 4. Wheeler arrived
by spccinl train from the White Mountains ut
AIS. On hts arrival aalntc was fired. All
.. m. he was sercnatcd by tlie St. Albans Brig.
ale Band. afr. Wheeler appeared on the bal
cony Of the hotel and was greeted with trc-
menilous cheers, Hcwas introduced by Edward
A. Smith, rs one OF the noblrst statesmen Of
tic Republic. Mt. Wheeler spoke as follows:
NhruBa,oAxs or ST. AInAHa: Yon honor tho
c:iuse Of which 1Ast nov am Il prominent repre-
SENTATIVE sss4 b n a. e e H.
tiongl Convention by ilo ac.ivn Of tlo statca Of
Vermont and IT. II s s ffFfqtss sss
stssea @ deem ne sufficiently grou1'.iei in thc New
England faith to bo onn Of tho representatives Of
he 4ss ss! Il r. rsF @ ne; a1a ad
ss ssllese III 'fy%Suh oeE, foT t'ey aso essysrt:
Enelsed s 'ei''' women @ hus 'A said tint Plymouth
ltoek ia no quartz. It y pcEiec., p,. stons
Gu. from te monan 4 f,n wthS4. hns sa
mountain filling tic whole eaFih. Efcry church.
every echool. house. every town.lonsS, from TIE
Foundation -stonc. Wherever freedun an,a mus.
ket Or ta.ss standard 9, .ngs g s9ns 9s MAKES ss
my friends, farm very .... -....--..,..
clRplSAL pniac1rLEs or THE REPUBLICAN
PARTY.
hayc o,ten thought and often said that the Com
/ ,uonscaith Of Vermont composea and illustrates
tl,e eomplcte realization Of the Highest 'deal ef
you ind such general intelligence. the result
1T your free, popular ayatcm nf education wherc
, 1876-08-26
MISSOURI.
DEMOCRATIC ARGUMENT

=
HANNIBAL, Mo-, Aug. 2s.-As the campaign
IN Missouri opens With increasing Interest, It Is
apparent that the Democracy aru fearful of los
INK even this State. Notwithstanding their
boast and the pledge In their platform Of giving
G0,000 majority for 1I!dcn, they are already be-
gun4ng the work Of iutlmidatiug the negroes.
Even IN Missouri not long elnec co!o!cd barber
, 1876-08-26

and On many field of ttFlfe. Al yun Yaiue good
government. von vAae The aAcrlfces nj the past.
~ you hope for tle ntFr. let yDue hetuton 10 The
caupe Of tho Cnlnn he p.ovtd III yuur ballots Tin The
ttat Tuesday Of November next. May The star
which never sets tesin with ncm cEnlgence tn light
arplause,
, 1876-08-26

NEW YORK.
now GOV, Mnn0AN's HoMlHAT10H TATEa-
GREAT ENTHUSIASM FOR THE QLD WAR.u0v.
KNNUK-THE REPUBLICANS HOEND TO swERr
THE EMflRr sFATE-A GRAND nALLY IN 5AN-
, 1876-08-26

TII1Hu VIRGINIA DISTRICT.
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 2j.-(}ov. q. c. Walker
has been nominated III The Conservative candf-
dale for Congress from tho Third District of
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-07-06
A Great ard Glorious Day.

The great day OF hundred years
was great day in Lancaster. The
demonstration proved that the smoke
and heat and excitement of hundred
Fourth Of Julys have not dimmed the
popular perception of the past, and
that the day we celebrate has not
lost its historical significance in be-
coming public holiday:
The excitement was high on Mon.
day evening. Most every man, wom-
an and child in town was on the look
out for the signal guns, the rockets
and the balloons. 1t rained in the
afternoon and there were fears that
the rain would bring disaster. The
big gun was brought out, but it did
not work we'll. Three rockets were
sent sky-high. The balloon sailed up
and off on its signal mission, but it
took fire and burned.
But the day opened bright. The
sun was greeted with the voices
of one hundred guns as he turned his
bright face upon Lancaster. Then
the people from all the surrounding
country began to come in. Before
the citizens of the village were out
from the breakfast table the streets
were swarmed with visitors. BY ten
o'clock, when the procession was to
form it was difficult to find room for
marching. Then the procession
formed in the order named in the
programme, with Col. J. G. Clark in
command, assisted by Capt. Baxter
and his several aids. The procession
headed with the Lancaster Silver
Cornet Band, and was followed by the
President of the Day.
Vice Presidents.
Chaplain.
Members of the Executive Committee.
Other officers of the Day.
Little Boys Dressed in Cont mental Costume
Representing the Several Towns, City
and Villages:
Walter Lewis. ....... BoscObel
Fred Clark Burr ...... City Boseobe
Charles Wyman Burr -. Vii. Hazel Green
IIabert Eaton Kinney. .....Vil. Platteville
James Louis Starr Clifton
Charles Graham Mccoy. -. Platteville
Edward Harrison Hyde. :. Wingville
Fred Phelps Meyer. Lancaster
Edmond HARRISON Schriener jamestown
Fred Phelps Barnett. Blue River
John Fred Wedehase -. Wyalusing
Joseph Cover Nathan. j.. Ellenboro
Walter Diyal Bellows. -. Hickory Grove
BERTHE Henry Bellows. Little Grant
Frank Warren Buchner. Potosi
Louis Nathan. Smelser
George Lintner Murphey. Village Lancaster
Charles Halbert Hough. Harrison
Walter Marks. ........... Hazel Green
Frank Daniel Bell. 80. Liberty
Elias Cockerel Utt. 1880. w Goldman
Joseph Ivey ............. Mt Hope
Joseph Henry Walker. -. .Beetown
Charles Barber. ......... Patch Grove
John Benton Calls. Marion
Allen Jehiel Hyde. 1000. Paris
Edward Hite ... -. Bloomington
Charles Hiram Baxter -. Waterloo
Fred VanDyke Baxter. -. Glen Haven
George Hiram Baxter. ..Muscoda
Louis Thatcher Robe. Waterstown
Frank elise Cover. 1850. Cassvile
William Walter Fox. $500. Millville
Philip Bennett. ........... Lima
Eden w. Pollock. Fennimore
Grand Car of State.
n L., l. 49, kats
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choir, and then the scholarly Grafton
by Hon. J. L. Mills. This was one of
the best efforts of the Judges lifetime
and received due praise by the lis
tening multitude. We speak briefly
of these as specially interesting fea-
lures of the day, Intending to publish
in full the speeches of both in another
issue of the HERALD.
Mr.. Pollock, the county historian,
appeared with large bundle OF his
torical collections, and introduced
his subject by telling the audience
not to be alarmed at the show of
arms he presented that he was not
going to fire them all off at them.
He gave quite interesting address
on the subject of Grant County his
tory without detailing any portions of
the history.
But probably the most deeply
interesting feature Of this portion of
the exercises of the day was the fill
ing away of historical records in the
Centennial box and the formal depos-
lite of the same in the public vault in
the County Clerks Office. Mr..
Lumpkin, the Centennarian, received
the documents of town, county and
other history from the hands of the
little boys dressed in Continental
uniform; and assisted by the venera-
bles, Joseph G.. Rogers and Calvin
Curry-both soldiers in thej:war of
1812-deposited the same and con
veyed the casket to the place where
to remain unmolested for an hundred
years.
The Earthquake Brigade fulfilled
well their promise to amuse the
assembly on this day, as everybody
present will testify. Inasmuch as
this valient body made solemn
promise to report at the next Cen
tennial in 1915, we copy the roll call
COMMANDING OFFICERS. Buffalo Bill, Cap
tain; Knight of the Red Cross, lst Leuten-
ant,
PRIvATE-EARs. - Theophilus Strawberry,
Peter Pecovinix, William Lautsenlager, Lin,
Der Jack, Bold Patrick O'Shaunassy, Andy
Gsffiny, Martha Curtis Washington Piggle
Wiggle, Thunder Bolt Charlie, Tim Flaretiarty,
John Bullfrog HEater, Dusenbery, Samuel
Slick, Hard Up, Douglas O'Conner, All Sin,
Noodles, Buck Eye, II. Ward Beecher, Sister
Tilton, Moulton, Black Hawk Sioux, George
Washington Thomas Jefferson SNOWFALL,
Retired Trapeze Girl, Biddy OFlaharty Back
skin Joe, Juvenile Drummer Little Devil,
Soloman Grundy, Black Joe, Obediah Me-
Goopener, Sitting Bull, Dibolo Wonzer, 'Alf
and 'Alf, Punch, Andrew Jackson Emancipa-
ton Snowflake, John Smiths Boy, Uncle
Ned, Hellon, Michael acknowledgements
Brigham Young, The Belle of Schoharie ia re,
Duke of Wellington, Granger Office Seeker
Little Grow, Kaiser, Pochahontas. Belknap
Jackson, Sambo Professor Deckenheimer and
his General Sherman Band.
The exercises of the whole day
were interesting and pronounced by
all grand success. The number of
people assembled was variously esti-
mated at from seven to ten thousand.
Fortunately no accidents occurred,
and TO the credit of all good order
prevailed throughout the day. The
display of fireworks in the evening
was highly creditable.
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Sunday Schools.
Mt Hope Martial Band.
Lancaster Fire Company-Phoenix No. l.
Marion Brass Band.
Masonic and Odd Follow Lodges.
The procession marched around
several of the principal blocks
and entered the public square at the
west gate, the several organizations
proceeding TO the front of the court
house where seats were provided for
all, besides the immense gathering of
people already assembled, who aid
not participate in the procession.
The proceedings at the stand were
even moro extensive and complete
than promised in the published pro-
gramme. Hon. j.. w. Seaton, Presi-
dent of the Day, made an eloquent
Introductory speech and received the
plaudits of the assembly. Following
came the Centennial Hymn BY the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-07-06
MARRIED.

At Fennimore. July 2. 1876, by Ira NJ. Root ESQ.,
Mr.. John Lewis ssadlet sck and Miss Mary Jane
Nspp, all of Pennimore.
At Lancaster, July g. 1876 by Rev. r. Hassel. Mr..
Solomon B. yixby and Miss Ida Belle DALEY. all Of
Lancaster.