Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-06-21

tact 10 worx IN wmnmg irenus is re
markable.
Mrs Pullman has been her lifelong
friend, and whenever Mrs. Logan is in the
city she makes the Pullman mansion her
home. Here she is enabled to receive her
friends in elegance and in becoming man.
ner. Mrs Logan sees everybody who calls
on her whether he be a poor, ragged,
manned veteran or the Governor of State
She sees them all. For one she has word
of kindness and sympathy, and the other
she receives in becoming way. The de-
meanor of Mrs. Logan is calculated TO win
her friends everywhere and word spoken
in behalf of friend, no matter to whom,
always finds due weight and consideration
She ha. a wonderful knaek OF remembering
names and faces, and when she recognizes a
familiar face she always calls him or her by
name, which, of course, has its effect, more
especially during political campaign.
Last evening reporter called on Mrs.
Logan at the Pullman residence. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pullman and their daughters and Mrs
Logan were ready to go to the war concert
at the convention hall. Notwithstanding
this she found time to submit to an inter
view.
'It is understood" said the reporter,
"that YOU are working hard to secure the
nomination of Gen. Alger."
How absurd" replied Mrs. Logan
"What can poor woman do2 The idea
of taking an active interest ! would like
to see Gen. Alger nominated. | admit that
He is a grand, good man, and if l could
grasp the coveted prize for him l would
give it to him cheerfully. But what can
do? am sure can't go campaigning for
him. OF course am anxious to see him
nominated. He enlisted as a private and
became maior-general. He is a very char
liable man. don't believe that he ever
refused to listen to tale of want and suf-
fering. He never refused to help the
needy, and in Michigan his charity is noted.
He is the friend of the soldier, as General
Logan was and he was General Logans
devoted friend If could secure him the
nomination would be glad to do it, /
hope he will get the nomination. believe
ne is fitted for the place and can be elected.
But to say that l am making an active
campaign or keeping a headquarters in his
interest is most absurd"
The Laboring Men for Gresham.
CHICAGO, June 21.-It was stated on good
authority last night that a secret meeting
of the National committee of the Union
Labor party which recently held its Ma
tional convention in Cincinnati and nomi-
mated Hon. A. j. Streeter, of Illinois, for
the Presidency, was held yesterday at Nc
Coy's Hotel for the purpose of making ar
rangements with the Gresham leaders for
the withdrawal of the Union Labor ticket
In the event of the Judge becoming the
choice OF the Republican convention. At
the hotel it was admitted that the club
room had been engaged and used for Sc
cret meeting during the morning hours,
but the names of none of the Union Labor
appeared upon its register nor could their
Whereabouts be ascertained. Several local
and visiting labor leaders who were ques-
toned on the subject would neither con.
firm nor deny the report of the meeting
having been held, but it was stated that in
case Of Gresham's nomination, ''tin pail"
brigade would be organized in the interest
of his candidacy. President Powers. of
the Seaman's Union, also admitted that
several local assemblies of the Union Labor
party had last night met and endorsed
Erashop,