, 1880-10-16
LOCAL POLITICS.
Preparing for a Grand Parade in
Chicago Next Saturday.
A I.ouslng NIccttng of the West
Side Itcpablicans-IIeal-
quarter Notes.
Congratulating Mayor Harrison on
His Good Work In Indiana.

industrial mradc hnyc fixed OH next Satur-
day rs tho dnte They arc busy on tho
arrangements, which will be announced In
detail within few days. It Is understood
that the manufacturers Interested will close
their factories nl,d shops ut o'clock that
tlay. 1t Is proposed to have tho great torclI-
Hight procession 0f tho campaign Tint cven-
ing. Plenty OF money las been pledged Ia
carry out tho demonstration OIL grand scale.
aEN. TonnENcE
has opened stall headquarters Mt the Palmer
House, In tho headquarters OF the Central
Garfield and Arthur Club. Officers OF march
lng clubs aro expuctcd to report there iMimc-
diAtcly to arrange for tic next parade. The
headquarters will bo left open, In charge of
stall oiIlcer. during tho evening, and all
necessary Information can be obtained there.
TIE STATE CAMPAIGN.
Preparations have been made for monster
meeting to bo held Mt Bloomington next
speak during the afternoo,,. and Frnnk Ll,tn-
b1td's H!ee Club VIII be present. Excursion
trai!s Will be run n,I nll the railroads. The
st. Louis Arsenal Band will furnish the II.
strunlenial music. In tho evening there will
| !,e q torchlight procession With 1000 torches
| i'll line.
The same day there will be q large gather-
tig ct Aleto, which will be addressed By
the lion. Hiram PRICE, OF Iowa.
Dlstrlst;, spesks va, Aiaj. i'sal XanderwSsa
a5sSnyy sfaSyyWIa WnsSr %sFHf5a2y F1a2y Hssr aa 1
day; HetElany. tic 9TH; Christian County,
tils 10Th aini 97t, aud Il,shneli, lie 2stil.
| Ge,,. 1laycs n'ld prssldcnt Gregory, will
sReak st ,1 Efeka next ext, ,ussay rrs;ent
day, and Clinton Monthly.
| INSULT TO INJURY.
| The Mayor spoke nt Valparaiso, Ind, the
| dny befuro tllu election, pll the S,ttrle plat
form froln wliich, blaine had spoken a few
| to Hlatne. and. when llo returned. said tiiat
lie had gotten the best nf the argument
that Is. iie thought 10. Yesterday lie was III
rssslpt rs;sI OF tho following conEratulator' dis
Carter n. ,7Idrrsson. 1fanr: The Republicans
OF Porter County nrc under tho Hrent..4t obliEa-
t!nns 10 yon for tho Immense service done them
Monday preceding tho election,
Chairman Republican Central r. lHsna; Gani;nittso 1
Il IL hardly possible tllat Ills Honor made
q. Republican spcecl1 to the l1oosiers. but
those WHO heard lin know best.
WEST SIDE REPUBLICANS.
In response to MI Invitation given by tho
Young Mems GAI1fefd and Arthur Club Ut
the Fourteenth Ward, tho Republicans Of
the Eleventh., Twelfth, thirteenth, -Four;
| >
Turncr-llalt,. OH tho corner uf Milwaukee
avenue mud Huron street. Every sent III the
lnrge hall WIS occupied, md by o'clock tho
late,eo1nsrs ~ were glad to find ssndllg-roo1n
The neetlng, which was marked by rnre
enthusiasm, evoked by frequent happy allu-
s!oils u the late Indiana upheayal, was pre-
Sided oyer by MI; William y; Stanley, Of tho
the yisltorS,n,ld promised that ttoy would lave
both excellence and variety III tho Orat1rlcnl
exercises Of tho evening". 1lu tllei intro
ducetl MS the first speaker Gen. Q. l.. Mann.
| tllg present C0TnN er Nit! coming Sheriff, WHO
made stirring speech. In which he set forth
In eloquent laiginge the claims Of the va
rions nominees o.! tho county Republican
,skS e;pss1ily tosf % n;;nooa %no ha SoEyed IL
well Of their eountrynlon. for the sacrifices
they had made in Tint bloody. conflict for
t!tat material peace and prosperity which tho
sns'isam party W ts eryinG by eaGsfS
the Democrntlc party wero seeking to de-
stroy. The General sat down amid tun,lt-
upMs applause.
Tic appearance Of several OF the candi-
scene OF uncontrnl!able enthusiasm, Rlltl
when the excitement had solnewhst caln,eti
dawn their llAtnes WerB Shouted with tho
terH, terse invitation Of "spcechl speee'l!' at
III response to the cry Mr.. Natson stepped
forward and In Il few brief remarks an
nouliced himself MS a cantlEtlate for Coroner.
eony Sd ~ h ta est seetfa Ct #. III ntv M9d serve tho
Mr.. Cross candidate for Clerk of the
Circuit Court, made Rn eloquent speech iii
German, IN which he urged the Republicans
eGGe 5 exnpe Sa@ % o u o ii eX 6eas d + a @
After 4 soEy by the Central Quartet Club,
the Cha!r Introduced to the audience Mr..
icnns III an;, ti'',e e p 9.,t uyS e