New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-12
LIBERALISM IN INDIANA.
REPRESENTATIVE LIBERAL REPUBLICANS IN AT
TENDANCE ENCOURAGING REPORTS FROM
DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE STATE-STATE-
MENTS OF GEO. w. JULIAN-EX-GOV. DUN

REPRESENTATIVE LIBERAL kEHO Al
TENDANCE ENCOURAGING REPORTS FROM
DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE sTATE-STATE-
MENTs OF GEO. w. JULIAN-EX-GOY. DUN
MING AND COL. HUDSON.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
INDIANAPOLIS, June 11.-Finding number
of representatives the State organization in town. the
local Liberals called meeting this afternoon and at
this informal assembly it found that every district
in the state but one had representative present No
reason had been assigned for the meeting; but upon
coming together organization promptly Effected
The Chairman of the Liberal state Com
mittee called the assemblage TO order, and Judge Kill
core was elected Chairman lie explained the informal
character of the gathering and hoped that free ex-
change of opinions might be made in order to allow the
marty at large to get coherent idea OF the exact
status Of the Liberal in this State 1t seemed
essential he said the Reformers to be at hand and
ready 70 take such action might be necessary for
operation with the Democrats in the event or that
marty bending its efforts toward Liberalism and
Reform 1t also seemed expedient for the repre-
sentatves of the Liberal party TO select some OF Its
foremost men, who would consent 10 take place on the
Democratc State ticket earnest OF the purpose OF
Rennblieans 10 enter the contest committed wholly TO
reform regardless OF party. Thereupon the Congress
Districts were called in succession eacn representative
rising and briefly defining the situation with general
running commentary the prospects OF the Liberal
cause Some Of the speeches were full OF ph and Wig
orous purpose and will serve to indicate the sentiments
OF the State
Col Allen Of the list District gave it his personal
ar,ence that a hundred Republicans who at first
oarded the Cincinnati nominations with indifference
were now pronounced champions OF the Liberal ticket
The Democratic sentiment Of his district almost
wholly In favor Of Greeley and Brown, and thoee
NOT vet committed we're only waiting the action
Of the Baltimore Convention Gen. Warrald OF
the I'D District, the extreme southern part OF
the State gave q report almost similar In
tome but he felt justified in asserting that half OF the
600 majority given for Grant In 1868 would be recorded
for Greeley in November. Col Provens from the same
district declared the Irish unanimously for the Cinein
natl nominees and he knew from personal contact and
wide observation that the southern tier OF counties were
determined for the Liberals.
STATEMENT OF THE HON. GEO. W. JULIAN.
The Hon Geo. W. Julian had noticed the sentiment OF
his county, but he knew from general observation that
the Liberal movement had taken deep root IN
this state He knew, furthermore, that IL only
required wise action the part Of the Democrats
bent on reform to assure the success OF the cause
a, the pos in November. For himself, he disclaimed
n ui,ugness 10 enter the contest as candidate. He
nd heen worked out in Congress, and peremptory re-
fused 70 20 again from his own district He thought
that IA free lance he could work moro effectively for
the Liberal cause and sincerely trusted that ne might
moi ba called upon place himself In opposition 70 the
Wishes of his friends. He believed, however, that IL
would be WISDOM IOr INC DoAhVOAoNS w P"e T"
Republican on the ticket, and could name q number
who would give strength and dignity to the ticket The
With District including the City Of Indianapolis now
by that eminent administrator OF Clv Ser
vice REFORM Gen. Coburn, was put on the record as
fully up to the rest of the State In Liberal spirit The
heat people of the place. declared the Liberal represent
alive sympstbize with the Reform movement az EN-
bodied In the action at Cincinnati.
Ex-Goy DUMMIES VIEWS.
EI-Gov. Dunning. speaking for tho same eonstitu-
ency felt satisfied In assuring the Liberals that the
showed themselves honest men the cause OF
Reform would get its most glorious victory In the state
Of Indiana He had watched the sentiment Of the State
he had consulted with men Of ell parties, and ne
knew what he meant when he assured his hearers
that this WAS a revolution that would not "blow over
A. the Grant people claimed He was not disposed "a
let the old Democratic party throw cold water on the
Liberal movement cit s something" said he. "above
and beyond parties and IL requires the new and enght
eped spirit Of Democracy to deal ntelgenty with II
II the strong enough we know that ths
temptation for would be Irresistible and they would