, 1880-10-10
CHICAGO. September, 1850.
TN GENERAT.

THE REPUBLICAN, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
held session yesterday morning at the Grand
Pacific Hotel. The full Committee were pres
ent4 ]. T. Rawleigh presiding. : Tho Committee
on Halls reported that they had secured the first
and second floors OF the store ut. IT Fifth ave
nue., which is on the east side OF the street
just. north Of. Madison street. . The ground
floor will be used for general headquarters,
and the next story viii be fitted up for COM
mittee-roOms. It Wns announced that these
headquarters would be opened tomorrow after
noon or Tuesday morning. The names for the
Campaign Committee were considered, but
final action deferred until tomorrow, when
the Committee will meet with the candidates
at 10 o'clock ut the Grand Pacific Hotel.
The new Cook County Republican Central
Committee met at the Grand Pacific yesterday
afternoon, and organized by clecttng Seth F.
Hauchett as Chairman and e. B. Bliss as Score
tary. The situation was discussed at some
length, but no business was done beyond the
adoption of d resolution calling upon the Re-
publican judges of election to meet them to-
morrow at o clock at the same place to receive
instructions as to the conducting OF the reEl8-
nation Of voters, which commences Tuesday.
INDIANA AND OHIO. :.
In all political circles the Indiana and Ohio
elections we're yesterday the Ouiy topics aVRlla-
bic for conversation both sides nre anxious, 1o1:,
that they have Information in regard to Indiana
which leads them to believe that the result in
the lower tier Of counties will be surprise TO
the Democrats, who, have been expecting the
usual majorities from TINT section. On the
other hand, there was expressed great Tear Of
has been at odds on the DemocEats, yesterday
dropped to oven; with occasional odds on Porter:
Each side claims to have detectives at work, and
If promises can be believed the election in 1n9i-
ana will be absolutely pure. but the sudden de-
parture Of several Well-known members or tho
Mackih-M cDonnid gang shows Just how tne
Indiana. The opinion seems to be general that
the minority will be small IN nuy event, and that
the Greenbackers will develop strength.
Indianapolis last evening report that the feel
ine there aeainst English and Ianders s intense.
They claim that there is no possible doubt Of the
result In that city. and are correspondngy en-
thusiasdc over the prospect.
THE SHERMAN AEEr1N1. -.
Invitations have been sent out to a number OF
the solid tq mses 6 a me p te
House at $3.50 p. m to-morrow to make
in in Mccormick Hall THURSDAY, evening.
aho,,1d a. take hoid Of this matter as Secretary
Sherman appeals directly to tho financial inter
thrown open to the public, the gallery pefnk re-
served for ladies and their escofB.
SENATOR BLAINE :
Secretary van Oeave, Of tho Central Club VII 81
leave for Valparaiso tomorrow morning: he
expects to confer win senadot sn9ena N % t1as
cit5 CITY At meeting to be presided a oxer by 1 Gen: en-:
Grant The meeting will not be held oefore the
S4th at the:yery earliest
MARCHING CLUBS.
Representatives from about hfty mapsG;alng ps ;g
cl,'hs met Yesterday afternoon. At the Pa1mGr
House to perfect 1s1a nc% gpnaeamly sqnab
biin~ Matt Renner was elected Chief Marshai,
WITH 4. &. Hawicy for the South Side, ana 1. r.
for he West side Assfaax sde as nos
1nuered ne 70 vote. and deferred action The ses-
Sion was dsgracefu1 the trouble 1', pG1ee t eE41a Gn
Ward Club o1,,.1rrps :.
sboved = notable lack Of the usual crowd, ana It
was an open secret that an advance @ gnaln o1 @ ano
gang has already left for lndlana, a1er s ~ tf
result, In spite Of their loud talk. the pemo"