, 1876-08-13


some speeches anu good deal Of sitting aroun
| and figuring the German vote out to their sat
faction, the conference broke up. OF cour
! some Ut the more extravagaat Germans prese
chcercd their fellow. Democrats Of Irish Al
native American origin with the statement til
I the Germans as class would vote for Tide
Everybody urged the formation oil Tilden club
4 subsequent meeting of the Campaign Cor
mittce was held, Gen. john n. Corse presidin
but nothing OF interest happened This Cor
pcctcd that they should furnish q sensatic
| every time,
Thc Committee on Arbitration will hold
special session Monday at 8 O'Clock to inQui,
into the ward difficulty, which, as will be see
LII another psacc, has been referred to them.
Mr.. FINKELxBURg.
among the guests at the Grand Pacific yeste1
day was the Hon. George 4. Finkrluburp, o
ST. Louis, the Republican candidate for Go,
ernor OF Missouri. He was, Of course, sough
out by TRIBUNE man. After the usual pre
limlnaries, he broached the subject of til
! gentleman's recent nomination, and asked hiu
what the prospects we're Of his election.
-" can't say that have accepted the nomina
tlon yet said the gentleman from the othe
| end Of the bridge. ~ 1 was nominated, but
vention declining the nomination. have moi
accepted yet, but shall communicate with thu
] Committee in few days.
| - Have you decided to become candidate n
! nasc nul 1u1!1 lHa0e up MY mlnu ABOUT II
Jet Ny business requires my whole time aud
attention, and, besides that i desired to retire
! FROM public life, having been in Congress four
| years and having previously been member of
J the State Legislature"
"What is the outlook in Missouri"
"lou know Missouri is Democratic State.
Yet we hope to reduce the majority. Our pros
poets for carrying four Congressional districts
are very good These are the southwest, the
northwest, the Franklin County, and one Of the
St: Louis districts. The Republican party in
Missouri is united aud thoroughly in earnest.
Our main object will be to reduce the Demo-
cratic majority, and il we do that, and l see no
reason why We should not, We will hare accom-
plished great deal"
''N-hat 10 Republicans in Missouri think of
the prospects Of the national tickct!n
We think it will be elected by handsome
majority. We shall work hard in our State and
do all NC can to cut down the total Democratic
vote"
c. C. wAsHDuRS.
a TRIBUNE reporter, OH his rounds last even
ing, met ex-Goy. c. C. Washburn, Of Wisconsin,
at the Grand Pacific When newspaper man
meets Governor, the conversation is likely to
take political turn, as was the case last night.
lie n 1%s s in s1St
stated that they were never better. The RI
publicans were united, the Liberals had
come back to the fold, and the Democrats
had every prospect OF defeat. Their boosted
ell LII Ill LuaL SLdlE HA& a mFIu4 Ut UEf-
mans we're nearly all for Hayes and Wheeler,
and there was no question but that the fall
elections would result in victory for the ua-
ttond and Congressional tickets.
THIRD WARD.
4 regular meeting Of the Third Ward Repub-
lcan Club was held last evening at their rooms,
9o0 Wabash avenue. Reports were made show |
ng that there would be 1 900 men enrolled among |
he volunteers, and that there would probably be |
me company Of mounted troops. The Secretary |
hen reported that \. J. Galloway had donated !
iity uniforms to the colored troops of the Third |
y ard, and that E. G. Keith had given twenty
iyc uniforms to the Minute Men Ut the Third |
Yard.
Stirring addresses were then made by William
Sross, A. j.. Galloway, AMI c. c. Merrlcll, which
Tefe enthusiastically applauded, and tue meet [
us broke up at d late hour.
EIGHTEENTH WARD.
4 very large and enthusiastic meeting of the
republicans Of the Eighteenth Ward vas held
1urner-Hall for the purpose Of organizing
}uute f ans 99p ~ and getting up companies
The meeting WAS called to order By Mr.. A. II.
ence, who said that they had work before
aeIa- This would be campaign such as they
ad never seen before The Democrats were
oyernment. They professed to have accepted
le principles Of the Republican party, and by |
MS profession they had led many people astray.
be workwould therefore be much harder thant
hcrwlsc would be. It had to be shown that
e professions Of Democrats were all bosl1. The !
'uth WAS the Democratic party. The very |
en- who declared the War failure came for
ard now and profcsscd their love Tor the
onstitution and the Union, There never was
patriotic impulse in Tldcn or Hendricks, or in |
'use WAS rotten and wor1neatep, and it was
epostcrous 10 assert that it Lad been or could
reconstructed.
Mr.. Feldkamp explained how the military 1
mpanies had been organized in former CAM
igns. (
Zen. Chetlain spoke Of the necessity of en- |
ting the young in the work. Thrty-four per | c
rs enrolled themselves Us 31inute-Ncn. The |
lailman requested them to meet at the Re-
blican headquarters Monday and clect ofli-
IS. The Club would take care Of them and
uip them. r
Lieut.. johnson was authorized to raise q
npany. K c. Feldkamp was also chosen to I
up company: On motion, the following ?
nsnittce OF eight was appointed to take y
'ruiting them: r. Williams, R. c. Field =
mp, II. II. Thomas, Mai. r. d. Shercr, J. II. q
1nson, Henry c. Weston, Nicholas Mayrath, tt
4 Williurn Alangler. !:
The Executive Committee Of the Club was /,
rcased to twenty members. After the trans ! ),
ion Of SOME minor business, the meeting au- a
lrued. .
TENTH WARD. S
l meeting was held at :,64 West Lake street | II
evening 1oF the purpose OF organizing a b
nth Ward Republican Club. c. Il. Matsou o.
S chosen to preside and speeches were made | t
Mcssrs. Mills, Campbell, and Pope. The s.
ID decided to meet hereafter at their new ii
|, No. 202 West Lake street. Company 4 Of | IL
Tenth Ward Hayes and Wheeler Guards 0,
sed III review before the meeting, their ap-
rance calling forth remarks OF admiration
all sides. Alter electing Committee to re-
t permanent organization at the next
citing, the Club adjourned to meet next Sat- u
ay night. lie
TWELFTH WARD. | cC
t meeting Of the Twelfth Ward Republic +n
at the corner Of Madison street and West =. W
avenue last evening, Mr. Reuben Cleveland e.
S elected to the chair. The attendance was or
Ill. Fl
en-. O. l. Mann, being called on for speech, sh
tpliet with the request, aud lie was followed De
he Hon. L. L. Bond. AZ
he meeting then proceeded to organize fu
ching club, and Mcssrs, 3. +. Laylur, Parish, ".
Id, Martin, and Deli, we're appointed COM tn
tcc to solicit names. d:
he meeting then adjourned until Tuesday sw
ling at -Anlity Church, corner Of Roby street th
Warren avenue. lii
EIGHTEENTH WARD DEMOCRATS.
meeting uf Democrats of the Eighteenth
d was held last evening at the Temperance
Oh Huron street, wcst of Clark. 1t was
er slimlv attended, which WAS probably ON at
to the TACT that Il temperance hall is not cx- -
! the place where Democrats like to cougre- n'o
!. fat