, 1880-07-25
Senator Logan Briefly Shows Why
the Democrats. Cannot Be-
Trusted.
The outpouring q Fitting Prelude ia the
= November Viotory.
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Ben Hlll Greatly Alarmed Tor tho Future vt
the Democracy. :.
Campaign Notes from Other Parts Of
the Country. - W.: 49,. !:
POPULAR OUTPOURING.
THE GRAND GATHERING OF THE CHICAGO

POPULAR OUTPOURING.:''
THE GRAND GATHERING OF THE cmcAaa
REPUBLICANS. =; i':.:;:.::
Tie Republican ratification meeting last
evening In Market square was to the mock
enthusiasm Of the Chicago Democracy I'M;
mediate1y after the Cincinnati Convention
what the >br1lltancy Of .rh3 electric lights to
the dcklY flame 0ff* i atkhfng candle. In
numbers, in enthusiasm, in the character of
the speakers and the matter which fell from
their lips, In everything that could contribute
to the real, hearty, undlsguised expression of
rejoicing at the choice Of Gen. Garfield and
Gen. Arthur as the Republican standard
bearers in the coming Presidential
contest, the grand outpourfnG Of last
evening was thorough, indeed q stupendous,'
success To the combined efforts Of the
Union Veterans and the Central Garfield and
Arthur Club belong the creditand the honor
Of Arranging for and carrying out the neces-;
sary details OF the meeting, and to tho eatn-
est, faithful Republicans ot Chicago as q
mass Is due large measure Of the, success
which put it at the head OF all similar gather
ings ever held in this city. - 49,:
The crowds begin to gather shortly utter
7o'c1ock, and waited in patient expectation
for the arrival Of the visiting and local ce!eb;;
rites, whose approach should signal tia
moment when the exercises were to begin;
An electric light at each corner Of tho In,
mense stand, and two Immediately oppostt,
on the east side OF the street, made >thd scene
as light as day, while at the corners OF Madi:
son and Market and Washington andl Market
a couple OF calcium lights threw an extra
glare over the stand and the sea Of: faces
which surrounded It. The windows' OF tho
old Central Hotel, Immediately to tho ,weat.
were filed with 'enterprlsinX spectators
who, from their decideded cotgn Of vantage,
were enabled to properly take In the brilliant
scene below. Tha stand itself was crowded;
every inch Of it, with prominent Republicans
from all portions Of the city, and With =
goodly representation Of the fair SEX for
whom special accommodations had been
provided. .... =: 3, ~. =.
The procession Of the Union Veterans and
the various Republican ward clubs was, IS
isnot infreQuently apt to be the case, little
late In marching into the square, and tho
good-natured crowd, catching sight Of tho
irrepressible Frank Lumbard, pressed him
into service and received him with g. yell Of
delight The rest Of the gleeful quartet had
not arrived, but Frank was equal to the OCT
casion, and started of with John Brown
the crowd swelling the volume of har-
monIous sound when it came to the chorus.
The full quartet was on hand a. few moments
later, and that memorable favorik :"Old
Shad =" was once more brought to the fozes
with the usual happy results: " Marching
Through Georgia" was received with: The
old-time enthusiasm, and the gleeful s1n8eEa
had hardly. concluded before the gallant
veterans. appropriate escort Tot tue speaker
OF the evening, who followed In carriages;
turned the corner Of madison and Markell
streets, and series Of long enthusiastic
shouts went up from thousands Of loyal Re-
publican throats. :''A
1HE us1o1 VETERAN CLUB !. -:
turned out in force, There had beea IN r.
pectstion that thare would b prodesa4on Of
hom 800 to 100 vete1zu& In thu III Ran.
aEuzs were mistaken Had those IN eharro
arranged for 2,0oo old soldiers dh6y would
have shat nearer the marx. though the Club
numbers but 100 They had extended m h:
vttatdon to all old soldiers to join with thmn
How heJ responded tn procasaian Helf