, 1876-09-26


anl tialstrd streets next Thursday evening,
and Ny. Henry Grecncbaum aud othcr hruEn-
tncnt Gcr1nans are expected to make sprechEr,
NJ further business being on hand, tho meeting
adjourned.
VETERAN REronMRRs.
a noble barl OF Democrats, drnun together
by the common impulse Of reform, assembled
Last evening IN Cock County Deu'eSfate ilesd;
themselves The Veteran Reform Association.
As to the veterans, they wero exceedingly few,
and, as to the majority Of those present, they
wsrc yo, exceedingly ynnng: Thsy S,, Tcse na re-
Grams Of thc United States, stating TINT three.
afths Of the soldiers of the country, instead OF
being Boys tn bIne,-that i, Republicans
man named John D. Irish Ind remarks to
crnl tancncss Of tic affair. The meeting I'D.
Journct early to avold llcavy gas-b!ll.
dAEENnACK CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Grccnbackcrs' County Central Commit
fremont House, W. H. Burdick In tho chalr and
J. G. Murphy Secretary. After 4 dis
snnoaneed sssn d'''Ssg Syg s III secresfs 2f'eek at ns M
only business done VA. to agree to hold COM
mlttcc convention Mt headquarters this after
noon at o'clock, at which tins candidates for
members Of Congress- Will be nominated also
The County Central Committee will also hold a
meeting at 80 this afternoon.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
The Republicans rallied last cydning at No.
hundred, notwithstanding i was the occasion
Of the meeting Of tho ward Club for the trans-
action OF routine business. Among the crowd
were numerous spcnkcrs who were called on IN
their turn. The first WIS Alr. Turtle, of Iowa,
Luther L, Mills in luis usual vigorous style. Tho
Hon. l.. L. Bond closed the meeting, which WIS
among the most respectable and attentive Of the
In tho Eleventh Ward, a. the corner Of In
diana and luckcr streets, the Republicans mado
handsome demonstration, ho!sling very large
and enthusiastic meeting. The hail was lily
aud poorly furnished. 4 band Of inusfc was III
attendance, howuycr, and relieved the situation
sontcwhnt. Spirited addresses wcro delivered
by tbs Hon. W: NJ. Stanley, a. ". Edwards,
aa D. Sfoncr pa!c tao rearks OF re IT.
length, L.. l.. Mills was noticed In tho hall, which
was the signal for loud calls for n speech.
The gentleman, gracefully gave way TO tho
populnr call, and Nj. Mills was introduced. lfo
taInc tle audience 1 for 1os fsw mon,ents IN the
review OF tllc record Of the Republican party Ia
enntrast with that q the Democracy. The Hon:
Willard Woodland followed In neat speech, and
was heartily received.
Nh. PAnwELL's REFUSAL.
Tho Hon. G. D.: Farwel yesterday emphati-
cal'y denied to aTR1uuNE reporter that he was
candidate Tor Congressional honors In the Third
District. And, Furthermore, that ho would not ac
cept nomination at present, even II IL wRs
unanimously rendered hin. He was In earnest
When hu wrote tho letter declining rcnumIna-
ton, aud felt now aa he did tAcu lu regard to
the matter.
THE GRAND COUNCIL.
Republican Grand "a nd Council was es held Yesterday @
,1.orlling in the hcalauarters, corner Lake ana
st"ira the ~ niiso yss y 10 XII, cnnfcscnre %
s.itE tha nv ~, Eo,,mtw rontrni ommittnna
II was r1,rthsr statrd thn. t,a rnuntr Mnn,mft.
Ten Ind been a{, ionr in scsslon SATURDAY. even
fnr ~" that thcv 'S SwnutI ~ I'' not ha nrcscnt
takrn MAJ Thc aalJ sscrs,"rv Thar rraI ia rcso,,,.
i'm cs,,tnr on AI thc fran nncr ss ~ onnnint
three 1noTe members. in addition to the two
aIreaay namcG, to memberships on tho Cam
'Nle1 On motion Of Col, payue IL was voted TINT
nuIutcd. The meeting tbrn annointci Dr. b. :.
Smith, ,and tho Chaignnn adlei =. K. beach pnIi II
- - III, y ~ ~ e, ponr AND s,nnrr sxtvr.
Cows, ~, @ !. ~ op.S ,."s,.s nSn sI s.pnh1 .''s. sa. ~
ora .pna"n t1,o oGsto 81 smos is sn,th ~
Cnnrrca1 n1s IN 1s7a ~ foiotvinp i"tt.yc hnn.in~ "
p4n Eaa,.a the subjcet Is taken from tho Wheaton
DoIe e. wil nv int ,o nre,c at n tbc nass ~
meeting In Exrouiton building, Oct. III, 1N74,
previous to election on Nov s, ai,. introduced the
Hon: slnsr Smith. then candidate for CongFcss,
to ths audience IN = commcndatory manner; and
tst IT, poTe @ refused f9 so.oneisto with those Re-
p9hllcahs Who oprosed alr; Smith.
xo,od ~ "a als9 fohea a.I anu oe'cse taht f. pofs
ca,icd IN. the ma"ttnc In orfc, and n,n,1r,,.a NJ,
porc Tor Chuirmat,. and tic nOraInati0m was aec
onded By Arthur Dixon.
SEQ Cii1cAuu Tn1R1IyK Nov. I, 1874. page T. for
particulars Of nluyc meeting, jAuEs F, Kon7,
Chairman Committee. 1874.
Furthermore, Mr.. Dore Informs tho Journal
IkrTEnsoN l.EpuuL1cAss.
The Central llaycs and Wheeler Club Of
Hall Saturday evening. There vas q larro at-
Tendance, and lively and interesting tin,o was
paIgn expenses of the Club was raised In very
slloit time Stirring specrhca wore madn IL
Mrssrs M. II. Hcynni,Is. .T,Itlrr Uurno" 4. +
Nnwiin. Esn- mi :Iue sI,n,ns nsiaa 49, ~ ~
Wnshfnrton' n Il hi = nnt,vc ~ JafTI!rss,,, fTIs ~
ri" EYu;t}vo c,nmt,.a % ~ ~ ~ fT,,i, s.st !"
challenge to ts sckly ORGANIZATION e. ON swim viii
T." t,i..4 ,at,.. r.. ]4t ] I.4o W PIt ~ apnte