, 1876-09-09

G'h'in ano olllo III tt'1 IHterestS vi S0hper of!t
| TIM Seventh District las nominated Green
back Observation-Disclosures, In tho persun af .Mnl
J. NJ. Tiompsoti: The hopcs Of the purity man
ayers arc Ercnt, hut there Is just tIaEgur thai
they will bo satlcr and wiser men after the iii
OF November next.
sHyAToH ALLlsos.
Yesterday afternoon, at tho t3rand Pacific ffn.
tcn TnInuHE @ reporter ',at! brief fpteryte"
Senator from Iowa. Mr.. Allison II un iIs way
to Frankfort, futl., where lc speaks fur Hayes
and Wheeler tha evening.
In regard to Iowa, Mr.. Allison stated TINT II
would 70 but one way--ltepubltran.
S4ld the reporter;
aWhat ,lo you know Of Wisconsin,"
"Wcll, think, from what can find ont,
WfaeonsIu "a all right, and TINT alle Is yuing td
giys an, ;Sfty tGy,s4 o. from looo to $4,000 for
Ii. regard to The financial question, Mr.. ALI
son sal,l: ~ think the silver question is gotmg
n,sia; TO assiH ysry snfy tho resumption Of specie
allowi' quericd the reporter.
c!onsly handled"
".uo you favor remonctislng sllver.n
| "fcs, sir IN nlcaAurc. Our tntnts have ult
they casl do until next April to mnke The sub
silIary coin authorized by the lust Congress. Ii
silver f. 5Gtnonctlxcl It VIII do much to bring us
10 q solid basis for our currency"
mo, sir. Ii silver is remonctizctl, our n,nts,
at best. could produce but e*@j 900 Of coin
per year, which would nu more thnn satisfy the
general demand. bcliuye lp resumption az soon
| al We can safely resume"
hlr. A1ison feels assured that Hayes md
Wheeler Will 10 elected llls fall by an i,nmc,'so
Tho Seventh " ard Republican Club held
meeting last evening III iss Headquarters, cor
ncr Of Fourteenth and Unlon streets. III
tliu al,scnce Of tho President, e.. ".
Sann join Geepia Rso Ill., o fna an fov sn Q ,s l.
brlst spceehes explaining tc issues Of tlo day,
and showing rAy they Should cast their yates
1or hayes at,d Wheeler III preference to Tiltlcn
anu. anu Iien!rsks: laaI Tho meeting adjourned uutll
Bo1iEMtANs or THE SIXTH WARD,
inc no!iclNiaI.s ol tue Sixth Ward met at 40S
West E!ghtccnth street Tlursday evening, aud
ofganlzed Hayes and Wheeler Club. Iii spite
Of the latcncss Of the call for tile meeting,
which Was made the Eainc day to only few u
the leading inen Of the wura, there was good
attendance. Tie rom WAS crowded, Wh[ct,
thows tho spirit Of tic bohemian voters of that
ward
After spirited speeches By Mr. Prokop Hulck
and others came the permanent oygal,lzation
ts.. lhs .iol1p,sns oillccra we're sected Jaeob Ia
Fourth Prccucts: II VAS left for Il future mcct-
tng to elect Vlce-Prcsstlcnts for tho other pre-
gincts. V. Narta Was chosen Secretary. Tile
Executive COMMITTEES arc Prokop llulck, A.
Executive Committee, with the President, 10
call inass-tnccting wien tlycy suw d..
noyh IL BLUE.
a meeting Of the officers Of the Boys In Blue,
TO which all veteran sof.ltcra were invited, was
held At the GratMl Pacific Inst evening, Gen
Chet1ain in tue chair. There vera about 80
present.
The Chairman s.ntcd that the object wns to
hf,ItF
indianapolis Convention on tho 3Dth Inst, and
to al'point acoln'nittce to nuke arrangements
Tor transportton.
Gen. Reynolds said that communications lud
lures at low rates. The rntc would not c1cecd
81 each way. lie desired III expression ol
opinion rs to whether uniforms should be worn
Or not.
Capt, Balcom hoped Tint badges only would
be worn, but that good Iaud be tulicn alu,lg.
The Chairman suggested that q Committee III
Arrangements hc appolntcd.
THIS met with Considerable opposition, IL be.
si5ns 81 similar characicr had proven to be
failures. a great many promised to 70, hut
lew went, and the EXPENSES Of the few wcre
hcayy.
Capt. Laugh1in moved TINT committee OF
1ye hc appointed.
An amendment making It seyen wns adopted,
and the CHAIR appointed the following: Gen
Stockton, Col. Lyman Bridges, Col e. X. hfat-
""ht SSh AGA* AAlE1l1t A1lt}s A4tAlliI
and Capt. j. +. White.
On motion, Gen. Cettun was added
Ihe commanders OF companies were request.
ca to canyasa tllefr co'nlnaMds and learn how
many would Eo for sure, aud rcport thu number
The noetlnE then adjourned.
~ FIRST WARD.
a few weeks ago Thu Republican GRIND Cou1,-
headquarters, corner Of Ctark mud Luke streets,
and appointed the necessary committees, Bprak.
crs, etc The first of the series Of meetings was
hel4 1nst evening, tho attendance being large
ecntl Ward, was called to tho chair, and John
Stephcns wax solicited as Secretary.
Tho first speaker was u Mr.. Stoucr, who re-
Viewed at length the history Of the contcnling
parties. and tt!c standing OF tho candidates Oil
The Hon. Frank W. Palmer was the next
sspeaker: lle entered Into d!scusslon Of tho
financial situation, aud rofutcl tke clalms Of
l'steued to attcntvcly, and loudly app1autlal.
othgr Speakers .Wcrc present, but, tho hour
being late, the meeting adjourned for one week,
i ta be' announced ttat the spsakers you'd bs
G.. Dore, and Lorei,z Drcutano.
THE HON. JOHN 7. AyEREL1,
Of 81. Paul, Mimi, Who represents lis stato In
the National Republican Executive Committee,
WIS atnoIlg the arrlyHls Ut the Grand Pacific !
yesterday. Having recently couo from his |
home, Tribune reporter took advantage OF !!
tl!o opportunity to learn sI,tnctl!ng Of the pu-
ltieni situatton In Minnesota.
~, %milat =, M arg YOU dotns III your statc, Cen
I'VE are hard it work: was the reply,
And the outlook isl
uvery cheerful for the Republicans"
TO what extent has organization been car
"Tho Central Committee have nrraugcd for
thOroUEh organization throughout tile State.
The campaign las really not commenced yet.