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was absulyed from any such feelings Of de1icacy.

wards : or O'Clock, when the lobby, halls AM
club-rooms OF the Palmer House saw tn
| same old crowd OF politicians who figured ther
! when one 5. J. Tilden Was their candidate fo
President. The only ones who had any specia
business there were the candidates and TIL
members OF the County Campaign Committee
The rest came to talk, and to bolster up tt,ci
ticket By putting it to the skies. They profess
to be hugely satisfied with their nominees. al
though there is an undercurrent OF feelin@
against lieb, who is beginning to appear IN tae
light OF weight heavy enough TO make sat
havoc with the success Of the ticket. TneEe /:
bers OF the party will refuse to stomach him, ant
that they will quietly draw their pen
ciis through. Ills name on election aay
and carefully disseminated By his own hand
gained him no friends among those WHO were
already averse to him, while it lost him quite a
number Of the more respectable members ol
the party who would otherwise hare swallowed
him.
The meeting Of the candidates and the County
! Campaign Committe was 4 private affair, but,
from all that could be learned, tue only bust
ness done was to appoint ward Campaign
Committee. Working Executive Committee,
and to listen to the tiattcring remarks OF Hugh
! Mclaughlin and one or two others who
formed a sclf-constituted delegation from
the Workingmcn's party to arouse the
Democracy that they were going to vote
boltcd or not And they e?en went as far as to
| say what was decidedly the opposite Of truth:
! namely. that the majority Of the Industrials
felt just as they did in this regard. The Demo-
Gratis OF course expressed.themselEcs as entirely
J pleased with this evidence Of what they were
| fond OF terminy returning reason on the part Of
the Workngmen, without perceiring that Hugh
and his brethren represented only small
faction of that organization, and that their rep
| rescntations simply belied the more respectable
as well as more influential members of the
| party
THE COMMITTEES APPOINTED
were composed Of til. following-naned tried
| and true hangers-on:
w4np CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.
First Ward. Dave Thornton; Second, Frank
| schweinfurth Third Nathan Iodhemcr;
E1nf oa warnes F Sha;e:
t ing: Eighth John Com'sky: Ninth, J. ". Love
Joy; Tenth, Henry ,AckhoK; Eleventh, J. W.
6'Donnet; Fourteenth, Four, en- Aid. RYAN: - Fifteenth
F. L. Chase; Sixteenth Peter Hand: Seventeenth,
Az: Sweeney; Eighteenth. Il. Sylvan and Jacob
Twohey; Third, Ira Burchard: Fourth, Peter
Mchs,l and 'ohn Fagia d. Fifh nanis, Hea!y
keough, and John Mc3iahon.
WORKING EXECUTIVE coNN1rTEE.
Chairman Miles Kehoe: Treasurer, Thomas
F. Msco e
Philip Ready, 4. G. Story. Dave ualliuan.
Fl. Smith in the chair. By invitation, several
Of the candidates were present.-DuInpnv, Cas-
selsnan, and Plant And, in addition, there was
delegation from the 1ndustrials, headed by
Charley King.
The formal registration of Ado1ph Shoeninger,
who was nominated tor County Commissioner,
was received aud accepted, as was that Of Ed
Shawcro5s rs member from the Ninth Ward.
No action was taken toward filling the yacan-
cies, that being left to the following Executive
Committee, who are to manage the campaign:
Thomas Lonergan, William Law, Jr., VI. ".
Ryan, John g. Calhoun, John II. Somcrs, Will
iam Best, and Otto Scilifter. Mr.. Smith and J.
j. Crowley are members eI-otIicio.
4 finance committee, consisting Of John II. |
Enright, Dave Thornton, aud anothcr, was also
appointed.
A1r King was then heard, and he demanded, |
as did Mr. Laney Friday night, the substitution !
also thought they were entitled to North Side |
Commissioner. |
After some discussion the matter was refer
red to the Executive Committee They will |
straightcn things ont, make the assessments on
and set Lieb's gang Of political
clerks and other strikers to work
TUE GREESBACKERs
yesterday held several solemn conclayes and |
The gang who assembled ii he,Burlic.1
House the night previous were angry because the
press gave them away yesterday morning. They
expected to tire out the reporters, but failed.
ciiltE LIE lItLCI 1lL LllaL WlS SAlu. l0E |
only object Of the crowd was to further Bur
dicks aud Bowen's aspirations for Office. Both
men want recognition and lucrative office, and
With that end in view are even willing to ally
aoe asssTs game e 81 the the eR ne"sssss Hes
;actions-that led by Burdick and that led by
McNaly-are impecunious and need relief.
Jne set want Wallace for Treasurer, and the
,ther is willing to take Lieb and Lynch. The
Norting1ncn. so far, have shown butlittle SYM
}athy towards the Grcenbackers. Yesterday
many candidates were conferred with, AMI it
vas understood that Judge Wallace would ac
ept the Grccnback nomination for Treasurer,
provided the lndustri,ls dropped Lynch and put
lin III bis place. Burlick wants the double nom
nation for County Clerk, and will fight for it If
The Convention will be a lively
flair tomorrow, if al the factions get IN their
york. There arc some who want 10 place an !
independent ticket in the field, but the major
ty are iu favor of swallowing Lynch, Lieb, and
hs whole Of The Democratic ticket.
The 9tAesfaetinn-tl' hca.led By McNally- ,
eld 9geffhata9ast night ut l5S Clark street.
session was astar-chambered one
ffSMd1y stated that D. s. Hammond had always
(rcd him that there never would be peace
k5tll the Greenbackers were recognized. lie
acker. George Silver, man who wears one Of
cb's brass collars, reiterated this, and stated
hat Hammond had asked him to work for him,
nd laid stress upon the fact that he was
rcent'ackcr- Another Intelligent political | !
spirant stated that William Floto was Green :
aeker, thoroughbred aud u.idetiled. The whole :
hing was merely 4 g:ts-ba. assc:nblayc, which
id nathing except talk, and finally adjourned !
thout doing anything. $
M'CREA AND HAMMOND.
THE FORMER.
Yesterday afternoon TRIBUNE reporter | :
allcd upon Mr.. s Il. McCrea at his office ON ! !.
ft, f.,l | 4
II tho truth OF certain statements made, that 4
Hammond k,,1 hs,, hot-rht t,ff Tor / u