The Indiana State sentinel., 1874-05-19
From the southeast part Of the COUNTY
comes the following names:
BLAZE OF EXCITEMENT.

BLAZE OF EXCITEMENT.
From the Indiana Granger.
The reform movement in this state is no !
longer of doubtful proportions. The people
are thoroughly aroused in this behalf, and
while many of them have signed the calls
for the proposed state convention, by far the
larger proportion are ready to participate in
the movement, and win do all they can for
it. without considering it necessary to
sign a call. very large per centage
of the newspapers of the state have
wheeled into line, too, and even
many that heretofore have acted as partisan
organs, have asserted their Independence
and indicate disposition. or have boldly
proclaimed their design, to take an active
part on the right side in the approaching
campaign. Very many prominent men,
hitherto connected with both the old parties,
are ready and anxious, without hope or re-
ward, to strike hands with the farmers VINO
have inaugurated and, so far, conducted
the movement. The whole country APP
pears to be in a blaze of excitement
and fully ripe for this grand rally of the
honest masses tor relief from the OPP
preston that they have borne so long. The
time is now fully ripe to strike the blow tor
REFORM and to organize thoroughly in coun-
ties, townships and neighborhoods. AT this
time delays are dangerous. The working
strength of the old parties lies in thorough.
complete organization, and the new move-
ment, to prove successful. must organiZe as
completely as the foes it has to combat. A
great deal NAV be done by going to work in
stantly and without delay. Seelto it that de,
feat comes not through neglect.
KICKING OUT
Frem the Columbus Democrat.
By reference to call in another column,
signed by number of grsngers, it will be
seen that another convention is to be held
in this county, on the 30th of May. This
convention is called for the purpose of
appointing delegates to the 10th of
June convention at Indianapolis.
Those who are in favor Of reform in the
economy in the county affairs, are kicking
out of the radical traces, and, though
squelched in primary meeting, are pre-
pairing to show the party whippers-in that
they can no longer be controlled. They will
set up shops for themselves, and commence
business on their own hook.
AS OTHERS SEE 1T. -as
Fnm the industrial (uls-l Age. ..., e.ff
The call for farmers convention, at In.
dianapolis, on the 10th of June. is eliciting
very favorable responses throughout that
state, and large numbers Of citizens, form
erly connected with the old political parties,
have signed their names to calls for meet
ings to choose delegates to the convention.
The success-ot the independent movement,
in Indiana seems likely to be assured in the
coming election.
CLAY COUNTY COMING.
From Occasional Correspondent OF The Sentinel.
The county of Clay will be fully repre-
sented in the liberal convention. All is
working lovely, we will make it warm for
the old defunct parties in this county, at the
election this fall, and let them know that
honest men must be elected, and the one
term system carried out. ~ ~
SIDE BY SIDE. l.
tFrOnFtke Morgan County Gazetteln rf
The grangers of Illinois, in harmony with
their brethren of Indiana, have fixed upon
the 10th of June as the day for holding their
state convention. They declare, among
other purposes, a determination to form a
new party and. nominate a state ticket. A
wise movement. Hals ad uodw .eble
ILLINOIS APPROVES. nls go
.-., =. F=oRi the Industrial Age. f-....e.f
The farmers are to hold a state eoonvention,
at Indianapolis, on the 10th of June. ut is
hoped it will be well attended and kept out
of the hands of the old partisan seeds and
bummers, who have ridden every party TO
sleath they have got astride of.
TrRPRC.sNoE PEOPLE.
From the Lafayette Courier
There was an informal meeting Of farmers
and citizens in .-Corinthian Hall, this after
noon. who adopted means to call peoples
convention in this city on the 23d OF this
moGth, in order 20 nominate ticket for the