, 1876-09-26
ABOITT TOWN.

ABOUT TOWN.
FEW yAcTs CONCERNING THE ONEENDACKEHs.
Thero was q considerable undcrrurrent Of
feeling among the GrccnLackcrs' which found
long and loud expressions upon tho streets,
making 1t more apparent that the great party
Of currency reform n house divided ngatnst
itself. Tho Mcssrs. Springer deny all the sllc-
cations tct forth In Sundays Tribune. Mr..
James Springer said yesterday to nTntnuxE re-
porter that he didn't SO much care for himself,
but that these reports wore hurting the party
Said he: NJ never received cont for salary-I
wish had. havo been giving my time here at
these rooms for four months and put my hands
in my own pockets to pay some Of the bills. I
don't want to be misunderstood or mistepre-
scented, and only ask TO bo treated fairly.n
Mr., r. N. Springer said ho had received no
salary. The Committee agreed to pay his board
and expenses, and they have not done that even
promptly.
And now In regard To the statements pub
lishcd In THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE. The truth Is,
and no amount Of denial can gatnsay It, that the
GrecnDaek party is run In this city BY amal-fry
machine politicians, II 10 run in the interest Of
little clique. By them 1t he's been wofully
mlsmanagcd. They have nominated. officers
from Presidential Electors down. There has
been no harmony at all. There has been no
systcu,. Tho few genuine Greenbackcrs In
Cook County have been totally ignored. The
only object has been selfaggrandizemen nnd
uotoretv, and tho action Of tho past proves It.
Candidates nominated havo bacn cndcavorins
to sell out, and that tho party here Is crumblng
TO pieces no snne man can deny. Whether, how
ever, the party Is cndeayoring to sell out
teetotally to the Democracy remains to be seen.
They havo fondlcd the monster until the two
have become unnatural allies. Steward and
lllse have been pinned to the tail Of Tilden's
kite. What the object was can best be inferred.
II II was not clear soll-out, what was 1T
Dcnia1s 60 for uoucht In tho face Of proven
facts, Steward, IIise, Hooton, and Coy, Of
Bloomington, were in the city yesterday. They
had the ladcs' parlor in the fremont House all
to themselves for several hours. 1twas meet
Ing Of mutual admiration, and, as Mr.. Hise re-
marked, "mrrcly to exchange notes." These
four candidates came together to talk business.
There Is much complaint from the country.
The Grccnbackers throughout the State can't
sec how this machine Is ruu,--whethcr iu the
s interest it, or ,,i IN ne dt Interest Of t1e
party In tho Northwest is q hopeless
ono. It has been playing twn-tand-
ed, double-tlcnllng gatnc. As witness, Tor i'll
stance; John Il. noIie, Of the South Side, dur
self as au independent candidate for Congress
In tho First District. 11o was the choice Of the
Grcenbackcra. Ho put ur lhs "scals," and
Pcrry ii. Smith, Il. 7: uoodel!, and other lead
gct up al enthusiasm. Were thaS nursing tho S
little Rugged brata No; they were only getting
up m enthusiasm among tho boys. When Daf-
ney Caulneld eatnc home iloxie was compelled
toissue card that IN iinacpcndsnt canatdata
Such is ..4lical life. THIS proves
tint the Democracy have the Greeubackcrs
we'll In lund, MD will run that 1nachino to sut
last evening, and tho result OF the conference
had by Htlls hlg four" Will never be known.
REPUBLICAN, HEADQUARTERS.
At tho Grund racllc rooms all was quiet and
serene yesterday, Theoretically speaking, but u
was never exhibited. Among tile correspond
encc received wero several letters from Georgia
md hlfssissippt, whlct, gave gloomy picture Of
tho situation IL thess p states' sn1 showed that
and cruelty that Is bcirg. practleed on mep
for being Republicans. Ohio news was cl,ccr-
Ing. "1en thousand majority will give our
expression next month" says one entllusiast. ast
inaann nS ,nas rFesag % e4e 1 p1ema"s syery dsy
Gov Beveridgc has had to forcgo all Ills MP
pointments on account Of illness and over
work.
duy wers Geu. Julson Fitzpatrick, New jeraoy;
y; 9. Cropsey scw York Tm1; Thotnas J.
Sloan, Michigan; DR.. J. B. Copper, New Or
Ienns, L.; 4 5snes 9; Wright, pa r9gs County,
9S 1noi; ;s s. t 4 4 Mp1s p%' in2hs1,d nSsht Mi anl
uEMoCRArlc HEADQUARTERS.
The Palmer uunse paflots were full OF visit
ora yesterday. Col. Bal,iwin and Maj. Mailer
were training their Ttden legions. James
gave Two Uniforms to TIC boys. As a Ti1dcn
patriot, be was blessed by the "Untcrrncd.n n
The Executive Cumtnittco met and laid out
se,ne appointments. They VIII announce the
1oT oo s s
Committee, Wilt be here to-day. 1la will confer
wite the Palmer IIouse ,nngnatcs. Judge Noyes
and E. j. Church, two famous Democratic
Laportsrs were In town yesterday. They think
Bayar,l and NeDonaii viii a}riys t Ills ] ,aornins
auA speak tonight.
Ro''ort Rae Is Chairman Of the Reception Com
mittee. The speakers will meet Ut o'cluck
House, aud viii 10 escorted by the lilden Body
Guar,l and Reception COMMITTEES to Market
Square. This firing Of 100 guns AMI ~ rockets
VIII commence At o'clock. Said display cost
sl00.
Tile following were atnong the registered: d.
W, alaxon, Wlseonstu;T Z, Parsons. Toledo,
g; Theodore NooI, Te1ps; z; i. fhher.
Z. J. Church, Daniel ;Moyes, Lap9stc, Ind; I.
g. Dowen, Aurora, III; ": W Boons, A; g:
Ed Bra,!n, s.: Joscph, Mlsh:; James PortcrileId,
Gounai bluffs, ia.i J. =. Wlnslow, Itacne, VIZ.
Calldugh, .George HAsNlford, Grown Point,
Ind. ). D. W. Baker, Howard, III.
| INDEPENDENT 0HEEHBACKERs.
Tho drernAack headquarters were ruthcr l!yc-
Y yesterday nor1,lng, owing 10 the TACT thai
Lew Steward came IN about 10 o'clock, followed
BY j. A. Noonan, Of the i,,dustrtal Ags, who say.
thas Steward Is "a m!ssrly hog" Steward AID
John =. Armstrong, ,Trea easutsr Of The State
Graigc,. came in linked arla-n-arnl, IIootol
fullowel. and next to him came HIse, and lust
md least ct oil, John J, scanlol, : mai
who committed political suicide at No. II ClnrA
street Saturday afternoon last. They al
smiled, and then sa'ne Coy. The four eandi
dates retired to thu ludles' par19r, where tllej
related ta>er woes, one to the utllor. Tn But
uflay tho Tlldcnltcs Ut Oakland, Coles County
cut down 'fi!dun pole mud put up Que Tor r.
ter Cooper; n. n. llooten E anneunced !.
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