, 1880-07-21

CHICAGO.
TIE YOUNG nErUnTIcANB,
a wei]-attcnde1 meeting uf the Young
Mon'a Garfield and Arthur Club was held
lust evening in tic club-room Of tlle Grand
Tacific Hotel, ". II. Phelps, of tho Thir-
teenth Ward, in tho chair.
Thu Committee OIL Permanent Orenniza-
tfon reported tile following list OF officers:
President, ". II. Phelps; Vice-presitents-
South Division, Dr.. E. s. Atwood, Of the
Fourth Ward; West Division, Mr.. johnson,
Of the Fourteenth Ward; North Division,
Peter Buschwall, of the Seventeenth Ward
Recording Secretary, George u. Swift, Ut tha
Eleventh, Ward; Corresponding Secretary,
Nss ssrs3 1efEs Ewa1 Of as s scgent ss IT, Ms5a Nr
eenth 'Xard; Marshal, +: $. DlaEn, OF Hyde
Park; Executive Committee {onu fruln each
wart nnd Gom,n[ssiongr's distrlctl, ). C.
fhn9e s aas j. Big yen, " L T. R@E9dfGWy r. Wooa ksasx
John Boil, Edward Blodgctt, James Burke,
locks, join Walters, William ii: Youi'g,
aH W l. hcs crawior, Sln Rgf " H. EmSrsoa, ~: g. n6ssf T.
uayens, =. Swain, and Martin ,uulIfer.
It WIS tscl1ed to make tlle busfs Of repre-
sentntlon In the Club five from each ward
Tue Invitation from The. Union Veteran
Club to attend the ratification nleettI1g Sat
urday evening was unanimously accepted.
The Executive Committee OF the Clut
were requested to meet Thursday evening at
the Grand Pacific Hotel, and tic Club al.
1ourned for two weeks.
SELECT.
a meeting was held In tic readtng-room Of
the Palmer Houso Inst evening for the pur+
p,9se r, of tortalng Hancock a1d English
organizations. The attendance was limited
tu dozen gentlemen. l1r. Thomas IL
lloynu presided; 4 discussion took ,place aa
TO- the ways and means to be ;snployed to
t[ont and entirely, dlssin,ilar froin the Demo
critic. ward clubs, which, the speakers
thought, lid not always meet In. reputable
viii wh"in @ they cur cured to aiiate otherwist %
tllan by vDtlng the sa1ne ticket. The following
committees WIS appointed TO draft u cunstltil::
t!on aNl 1vlt by.!aWs; 1 J. Il s. Quick, P.Grund,
A Committee gu Permanent Organization
was nlsu appointed. as follows: a. j.. Walk
ct, e. 4. StoWdel, and j. L. Grunt. Tie
dozen present signed tie roll and adjourned
Of tho Committees,
:" THE DEMOCRATIC VETERAN CLUB .
hIYeld meeting lust evening ct the Palmer
Tbs only real business transacted was to
a'ttlopt t'tlpas,s., ,cGiistitntion The meeting was
dresses BY "Shang" Thompson unu s. X.
Keogh. The Inter was requested to sign
the rolls, but explained that his army service
esSlstff eseps 5 ct d srs IL @ S a1sef Gae " S9 s1k e
who figured somewhat prominently last fnI1
III connection with the urntt reception, IT.
signed because the meeting did nut adopt bis
measures. After two hours, during. ,xhlcla
juurned for Que week.
TIE CENTRAL GARFIELD AND ARTHUR CLUB
lle1l Il meeting yesterday afternoon In Room
3of tho paIlner IIouse. n. K Fairbank pru-
sided. The arrangements for tho great rati-
discussed ,' , a1ld tfeeted. number of bills
tl'e sleakcrs who Mre to address tho meeting,
t;1t, tinG;1utiing fs,: bamks' den Losan, Coy.
Hamilton. and Ttiomas hteCartney: 4
Gsneressnan from Tie Eighth Sllchtsai;;
l,1;n nis;trlct Stating tint l!s had been on ctn,,
tilnes, anu that llo Ind found eyerywhore
complete condolences OF success. LIZ regretted
Ills inability to be present, III ho Ind Ri ell
zo0. The Committee then adjourned. Per
tnancnt headquarters for the campaign hava
l,ecn opened LII Room III OF the Palmer
House.
THE RATIFICATION MEEr1Na.
Tho following aru curtain to be present at
and address tho grind rally and ratification
meeting Saturday evening: Gen. N. T.. HankH,
Con. John 4. Logan, the Hon. 3. II. Cullon,,
Go! ClArk Z; CHrr, John u. HAMILTON. James
FiI!cy. 44' ~ D'AA''' 'AD 0''A'A''' -
EN0r.Hw0oD.
Englewood will mako good showing Mt
tho tinrtea aItl Arthur ratification meeting
attend d i body, aud the tiarael.l aud Arthur
Club will sen4 Il representation nlso.
NOTES.
PRESIDENT HAYES AND THE CAMPAIGN. 4
uLp4tth to IT. Louis Gtobs. Democrat
WAs1llNoroS. u. t.. July 1a-The Preat-
dent expects to leave about the middle or Int
ter part Of August for Ohio. whers le Will
rcnlaln until early IN September ind then 90
to California and the PacltIe slope. liz was
approached yesterday by. u menloor Ut tho
llepublIcan Congressional Campaign COM
speeches during bis visit to the extseinu West,
Especially III California, ~ behalf Of the IT,
publican presltlential ticket The plesldsntt
sald that over stlIca It haa become known that
been IN, Tecg{Dt. Of lottars from tllas
;S rs Will liz @ lad 4 9st @ deoaed sRssis ot to ahs havs
saes sps y Z WSco sax Sas III IL wit w ssye sspy t.
anxtons to Do everything In il!s power to ST.
cure ttIs election Of thu Republican ticket, as
were all the members OF llis Cabinet. As It
would DO good, he. had no hesltancy In say
behalf OF the. Republican nonlli,oes.. lis
would prepare lIllnsulf for that work ns q
part Of his Western trip. Tho Republlcan
1!sunngeEs arc generally plea9od at the Fresl-
dent's reply, aud suy that 1t assures ent!te
harmony III the party aud consequent sue
CESS.
CANADIAN MARINE.
spsetai DupaitA to 1h4 Chicago 1txbtns.
ToKr DAL1IouslE, July a0.-passed down.