Telegram-herald., 1889-07-14

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ku~4exGs July Is -TAs general ssnti-
r1slt Ee~ Ia Ailw&akss - thai tAs National
saeaxEpEae ~ the ystefzns ef tie var
w.4 - Ael1 here regardless ~ tie
sctsoa o. the Department. commanders
Nko lave issued the boycostinx efoeE
Al dgy Eaen have discussed ia
situation o. t1e streets. N ssEest s@xs sN4
Il the kstel corridors aad the xeToles
Is thai se eAs skan ts allowed g. Sep ~ "a
thls ssts ane spoil lie soeAluH1aeat Ar
TIE meeting ~ TIE sncenplne9 "a cotlkeA 70
Night acton viii p,ehsei, be t&Aen ~ -
ahead with The preparations ana 70 raise
fana ~ sss ~ ~ voluntary oeA-
tEieuVSa, - that the speel@l t-A tn-s
not 10 to4chsc e. a. ths a~t1of
move is absolutely necessary, 81 tie
city officials. backed by the best kisa "i
legal advice. are satisfied tAat not ceEt q
the speeiaI-SA1 money cen be legally spenI
under The pressBts circumstances ihs
sction u Department Commander Weisssgt
au through the trouble has been severely
condemned ana denounced Oh al slaea
IL Ia hated that efforts are being nsGe L
effect Compromiss of soine sort with tbs
railroads and that the negotiations ale IL
the hands OF responsible parties IN reply
Ing 10 dispatches sent cut by TIE Sentinel
word Has been received from many OF the
de partment commanders eli over the ooun.
Try and they ali cay that they Will uot tssae
the boycotting order. Some of them de-
sire To hear from the National Commander.
General Warner.
CmcAao, July la-Reports were prey&-
lent Friday that thsTe ~ss = probabl ity Of
ali adjustment OF the differences between
the railroad companies and the officials Of
tho Grand Army OF the Republic one
rumor was 20 tho effect that the officers
OF tho Traffic Association were ready 10
make concessions. and another asserted
that the orders issued TO the various de-
partments, requesting them TO stay away
from the encampment would be Tescinded
On this question General Martin. command
or Of the department Of Illinois, said Friday
night
There will be no revocation or modification
OF my order, nor OF The orders issued ~ other
department commanders represented ~ the
meeting here. until the railroads give 9s tho
one-cent rate. l have cent 10 each Of The de-
partment commanders copy OF the cor
respondence with the railroad of1c ais aud I
am IA receipt OF telegrams from the command
ers saying: we stand by the sgreement.'"
General Martin admitted that he had been
called upon during the day by number OF
railroad men, who were individually de-
sirous OF having the veterans go over their
roads and hopeful that the attendance
would not be confined 10 delegates To the
business meeting. The General added:
ia all that was said, however. there was no
suggestion that the Trafic Association woule
reduce the rate. That OF course, Is their bust
ness. We are MOI making any fight on the
railroad Companies. We are simply contend
ing for a puncIpIe and for fairness. aud ]
think all the department commanders sfe
firm il the position they have taken"
KANSAS City, Mo, july l3- Commander
in n-Chief Warner, of the G.. A. II, telegrsphs
TO the g. A. H. headquarters here that he
will not discourage large attendance OF
comrades at the Milwaukee cncampment
notwithstanding the refusal of the rail
coads 10 grant the one-cent-a- mile rate.