, 1876-09-18
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1876.

thing Was t1ono for mn evening show. In Tho
afternoon Dnn Voorhees, spoke tho prologue,
| which was Of such great length ~ to cause tho
cutting short Of Blue Jcnus Williams In tho first
act 10 performance of only about 10 minutes.
pic fnii satisfaction. From his hungry ind
wisttul look, lie WAS sMrnamed tho "lnn-
the batter class will hy no nenns help, him to
votes. Tho second act WNs tl,otr torchltght. pro-
ccestoil, which, with tho importation from
Niles, numbered about 500. Thcir. ercn!ng
dressed b. b Goi. 'tS colsmsn, Of Daachanan, ono
named O.. II. Powers, Of Kalamazoo, The
whole WAS brought abolt by n big effort on tho
that of tho Ropuhlicanss s' tho samo eyoi,-
Ing, who had 560 torches in line,
composed Of tho beat men Of the city, from the
viii esst thss dit yoto Ill "a iall ior 1iayes sna
| Wheeler. All Of them either woro tasty uni
! forms OF badges, and the spectators nlong the
lines frequently remarked the striking differ
numbers In tho TIVE processtons, with odds In
favor Of tho Republicans, though the Democrats
had the moat torches. Tho Republican pro-
scsson, arrlying, It tho RlSe' M q speak,
Hon. Andrew Anderson, for several years an
short stirring address, completely ay fsa,ooming
q o saktsr q tho evening" To was
audience. Whom 10 concluded, Mr.. Anderson
announced that, on tho 25th inst, cx.secretary
no!"on y ths s.nie yomd d src.. III o4 tho iR IN
rnscana -, ~ th;o on1n 4ia ntv ' 1'''
TIE vBTERANs' nnuNtoH.
| l@rD1ANAroLis, @ Ind, Sept. 1.-THE Commit.
tes havnF IT sharge taG arrangements 1 ios h,e the
Sa.'oai H.. se5SsGh @ * Msun ast mc1 sSts y s,!na 1ns
camps, where tents ios 1o0 Sot mon @ WI oe efcca @
Gu, and an eloft ia oelne made 70 pre-
pare rat!ons 1Gr al ofgamnIzea ooaies
VINO 1ena,n fa o ~ enpt u fiE,;an hit ~
citizens OF inalanapolta afe ma,Klng r,s oxIenslve
snonE the numeEous om!nent Generals T, Tho
aye s Ptofra fraotso, 70 oo arn ~ oSn 20"
gea. r. J: 1aEetsoll, osa: r.. F5ed ncskeI,
Gen. 8. 4. IIMrlbqt and Gov. Beye5idge, OF
nanoF' HGH % % III 9Gh nih.a a Gam nme'aan
nen =. Soyes uen' i,i "; r.. a'2son' Ten =: H ~
sn .pI mcn Gan WI r + Torcc ~
Hen. H .; a. uaIIelqa anu nc'; ~ +. fosTe, ot
0Mo; ucn. John r llarifanit} zen, Larry
White, anu yen; :. a.. NSage,& & ol fehnsyiyanlai &
Gov' sauft nao ~ MEMona' ~. 'n Kas.om as
IcnnGy and Corp9raI tanner, 81 NOW YORK;
Ihe 1: noi, nstsnn M Hm,te yGm % nMu e pr,ot gosaa
4. naw,ey, 9l Gonnoettc9ti yen; .: GG' n.bs,etnw'
yen. gym ~. ~, ~! w. LIsoins Spu Nv.
toc, OF hent1eKy', Hgn. y. hTmpattek, VI MoW
Jersey; ex-dovs. Waief anu Aafr1m9n, Oh new
Hampshire; Gen. j. NJ. Ihayer, OF Wyoming;
Morton, Bon Harrison, Gen. Tom
| Browne, and John Coburn, OF Indianai
Gen. Nathan Kinball, OF Utah: Tho Lumbard
Gleo Club, Of Chicago. will bo in attendance.
Special D,sp9sen @ % Ias ftouan 311.a A. - y
. .LArArErTE, Ind, sept; l7.-Ihe Hon. 9. T:
Morton ad4Tessed sae eit,zGns o. o. ~ iLa1ayettS a.
shS upe5aomso !aas csShhhg IN ~ MS usa1 " eGae h
present eanipa!gn we're M clearly defined and The
thoY hope e DO oncS more placed in power fully
fxposeu. inc eG-slainleu 9:a5a. economy oi, the
| Democratlc c1.Cohlctieratc minority n tho
| Lover House n saV,ng money " laai,nE 70
mako appropriations Tor objects Of abeolate
necessity, WHEREBY tne service must neeus sulief
and the Government bc loser IT,
| Btcnu OF gamer, was 1ully set
forth. Tie many Investigating committees,
set to work ut MI immeuse cApenac TO tho Qov-
ernincnt, under tho rretc1t Of exposing frauds,
tho campaign, were also touched upon. Tic
house was tlllcd to oycrhowiug, notwithstanl-
lug the frnnt1c efforts Of tho Democracy TO OBJ
tain a crowd to listen to their speaker, Senator
beat. drums. mnlo perfect .pandcmonium OF
noise, fired rockets, and all THIS effort callcd to-
gcthGr about 900 people, more TO- see what the
fuss was about than to hear political speech.
MONTICELLO. IND.
aptetat Dtspasca 20 1he 5rf6nns
| MONTICELLO, iila., sept: H-A larEo ana
GnthGsiastlc mectinE Was heia llere On satnfaay.
1ne lion. y: !. MERTON nlaao VI ole o. nis oess
speeches. ING efawus ea!no IN IRON y ovety "
rcetton, on railroads., IN wagons, on n,ofeooaSk
sancs ~ w1'ot the mnasn. th;nt nf thn h1oo,,v
| sIirt. Thn Dcmncrntn had mutIe ureDarationa
| for n h,5r tlemonstrntiou at Kcntlnpd TO draw
| awnv nconlr frnm hearing Morton. Tho ujly
Hendricks was there, but all Of no
aYa!l. People went away from Kent
si,o ~ ,lcv ,yTl 'r3 T., t'hcr nn Nnvcmhrr
Gov, Murton was followed by w, s. Langc, of