Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-05
News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. TluMAAY GOING IN FORCE. Hundreds of Braves Bound
 for Chicago. THE BUTLER BOOM GROWING. A Mammoth Mass Meeting
 For To-Night. CONGRESS PUSHING ITS WORK In Hopes of AdjOurning
 the Session.
CONGRESS PUSHING ITS WORK
In Hopes of AdjOurnims
 the Session.
POLITICAL.

The Press On Hand-And Delegates
 CrOVvding Into ChtcaKO-Tammany
 and the County Democracy Coming In
 Force.
 CHICAGO, July 4-The trains arriving to- day were crowded with newspaper men and other persons interested in the coming con- vention. Great interest is manifested in the expected arrival of the Tammany Hall and County Democracy followers, numbering in all about twelve hundred men. The Rd- vance guards of each wing of the party are now on the ground and are urging their preferences with great zeal. Many say that the convention will surely nominate the old ticket and take 8 recess until Tildan responds. Should this course be followed and Tilden declines there would be 8 long and exciting session. The labor organizations of this city are again in session tonight arranging the Butler demonstration, which is to take place tomorrow night. It is now claimed that there will be from eight thousand to twenty thousand men in line.
 Meeting of the Wigwarn-The Long Talk
 Delivered by Big InJOn Cox.
 NEW YORK, July 4.-The Fourth of July celebration by the Tammany society was at- tended by an audience larger than has been rallied by the wigwam for many years, the immense hall being filled to it's utmost cspac- ity. The 'Iong talk"was delivered by Hons. s. Cox and was the event of the day. A large number of letters from distinguished Demo crats were read, among them fcommunica- tions from Governors Cleveland and Hoad- ley, Congressman Reagan of Texas, Cover nor Pattison of Pennsylvania, Governor Click of Kansas and Governor Lowrey of 1nississippi. In response to loud calls for John Kelly that gentleman made an able speech which was enthusiastically received. Eastern Delegates En Route To Chicago.
 BOSTON, July 4-The Democratic dele- gates from Massachusetts, Maine and New Hampshire left for Chicago by special train at p. n. The delegations will organize while en route. As nearly as can be ascer- tained, tho Maine and New Hampshire dele- gates are for Cleveland first, with Bayard a good second. The Massachusetts men are for Butler with no second choice. They will decide upon 8 plan of action after reach- ing Chicago General Butler and few per sonal friends left for Chicago at S:3O a. m. As the delegates train moved out of the depot this evening the crowd present gave three cheers for the Boston delegation, fol- lowed by three cheers for Butler.
 General Butler on His Way to Chicago
 ALBANY, July 4.-General Butler arrived on the 2:5o train from Boston to day. A. large concourse of citizens met him at the depot. The enthusiasm was unbounded. Ringing cheers were given and the crowd pressed around as he stepped from the train He was accompanied by Mir. John Rooney, his private secretary, General Roger A. Pryor and number of other friends. He was lunched and then the enthusiastic crowd called for speech. Stepping on the plat form of the car the general said: Gentle mem-I thank you for this kind reception The time for talking is over, the time for action is at hand" The crowd again cheered Justify and the general took his seat in the drawing room car, which soon after left the station.