, 1876-06-21
AGO, WEDNESDAY,. JUNE 21, 1876.

., WEDNESDAY. JUNE
at least twice ~ many a. eau be accommodated
tt'"fe; yet, 1aas week, seats ~ tho Republican
Convention were worth from $40 u So II it
Democratic obby.ts IL The country arc coming
here. with 1nsrIls full ui money, these seats
will command n very high price.
TnEna IL ANOTHER DIFFICULTY
III regard tn ttr seata: Thu philosophical c!tf
zc!'s who aubscrbcI lihcrally to The fund fur
neccssasy expenses npw demand that seats
!ahall am E!yrti them br(ore the money is pnId.
Tint remarkably. puh!Ic-spir!tcd 'hn1y, The ~
free, hui now demands i seat II, the Convention
f.'r zach member. TheAc demands have greatly
di.cnmtitcd tho Resilient Committee IN Ar
rangctntnta, have weIi-nfgh put n stop to all
inoney In tic Trrnsurer's ltands, a,rl brought
intense totttcatlnH u thc glitrtDnguetl EeitlE-
1llcll who lrgui1etl the National Committee Into
eIsc hel!ef that st. 11onls was proper place Tor
ilolding great Convention There heeIna to be
~ ~ way q escape from these selfish demands.
IIc Hall and tho tHoncy must he lad; l,encc,
before the influx Ut distinguished. attendants
ul'n ,lis Convention sl,a!l have lngun, grcat..
e port ion OF the inos. agreeable seats will
~. Louis. Thus dues the Mound City rise to
tho requirements Of the uccasip!I; tins oes aAc
slow herself equal to tie oppurtunlty-not Of
entertaining nuttohf Hht nf
H011HD IN 4 CROWD,
anil giving thctn tho Ieast possIblc return for
their money.
It was slir intention Of tic Resident Commit
tcc 10 it.akc j striking display III tho way VI
rtc. They lnd smooth sailing Ill along while
their citusts wcrc confined t. tnylng plans and
receiving liatnes to tho eumcT!ltnn-list; but,
Tlitn they Ia IIle to thu point ii collecting mon
cy, they struck a snag which they layc hot ye.
n n
Finance Committee express dissatisfaction ut
the way they have been treated by tho Resilient
Committee. The furtncr think tfiey have been
Enorn and tt tteatca hca Tith n9mcy BY the int
has proved must disagrccabc task ,-collectn
lnuney,-whic tho otter parties ilavt had all
tle power, and will gct all tie glory; AS ono
Of them Expresses It, "They pressed US Into
EXPECT TINT We will hand over all the nloney NC
have worked hard to rollert, aud retire without
Ii voice IN its urportionlnrnl."
liatl the Eonyrntiuli been located at Chicago,
the paltry suul Which ST. Louis purposcd tt
raise, and cannot, would lure lecn raiscd ln I'll
hour.
This muuctary difficulty will not worry the
Convention; It will 99nly curse the Hall. But
st. Lt,llis has set her lcart upu making an iul-
| preston OIL this oeesslon, aud upon getting d
favorable and wllely-exten1cd advertisement.
Hsr agony Is Intense, aud hcf disappointment
wl,l se. fr 'ae; lty ysa1s a. {35 the elo
! Uut-talkcd Perry Ii. Smith and Dan O'1Iara,
they will leave tie city while the CONVENTION Ii
In session. M ,Inn who aided in setuclng the
Natlonnl Committee to locatc the Convention
here will dare to look any member III that Com
tnittcc in the fncc during the scenes to be-
enacted here next wcuk.
At Cincinnati scAts were provided for nbaut
15D reporters, yet Il large l,l,,slbrr uf ret,rc-
svntattyss Of distant lltwspai'ers we're tlisap-
pointed. The Committee here proposed to lave
ij0 seats for thu press. SccretasJ rllce, of the
National COMMITTEES, has recommended cutting
! the nusnhcr dunn to ~, in order To make ruotn
| furdissnguishcd gussss, shoudhis Suggestion
be a,ioptctl, ycry serious en.barrassincnt to
| various newspapers would tnsl'n,
III the nluttcr u seating the distinguished
| guests ot the Conyentlun, there will be
| genera! disappointment. The fixed platform
Ii tic Hall will be usvd. Il will
| Wcoinoxlatedt wien crowded, thiTty.nl per-
Bune. The distinguished guests will, therefore,
have to be .gr'dcl The seats OH tue platform
will probably be reserved for Democratic prcsi-
cent campaigns. Thu o.her GUEST. VIII t,e b,
marked ?" preferred" and "coian'on," and will
he IF Srascd aeevralnSy. III o,
tcrs. Illinois has eighteen rooms 1t tic Lin
ton to the strength Of tho delegation. Illinois
Is expected to take u profntent part IN tht
cycnts q The Convention. nnd ner action i U
iooked Toward 10 VIII grcm liMefeSst,-tii.e
irorc 50 bccauso lis character catlnut be antic
ipntctl.
New York VIII appear III hcr usual grand
style. Augustus sc!icll lloe engaged si1ty-soven
r!"''ns nj tie Lslidcll Tor the use of tue delcga
| uon. ..-
| THE DELEGATIONS.
pennsylvania slas ehgaEed forty rooms nt tic
same pluec. 5am Randall will head the Iclega.
tion.
Ohio, under the leadership OF Thnr1nan't
Chief Lieutenant, John q: Thompson, Sergeant
at-Arnls OF the National House VI Representa-.
tlscs, has thlrty,tlYc rooms at the saniu'place.
ns delegasions: & New Hampshire e., ana Vctin9nl ~