The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-20
GOING FOR INTESTINE FArNESs.
GOING FOR THE TRUE INwARDNEss OF
SITTING BULL.

GOING FOR THE TRUE INwARDNEss OF
SITTING BULL.
Especial Correspondence of the Sentinel
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Sept. u.-O1 sc-
count of the order of the war department,
during the late u plesssutness, sending
coutrabands one hundred miles north of
toe Ohio river, by which Monroe recsived
mora than her share of, what has hesp
since utilized as Republican voters, this
has been called close county, and the
ID smocracy have only succeeded now and
then in electing their man; but to-day old
Monroe is again in line, aud will give the
whole ID mocratic ticket 800 majority.
Fhis, OF course, is the result, to s)me ex-
tent, of the universal uprising against the
corruption of the Republican leaders; but
it is mainly owing to our good
fortune in having unusually abe
AID willing local speakers. As
an eloquent and forcible speaker,
the Hon. @. f. McNutt has lew equals, and
ne has and is making thorough canvass
OF the county, with such effect that num-
Der of the most intelligent and Influential
Republicans have seen the error OF their
way and embraced reform. Jonn w. Bus
kirk is also making an eff Give canvass, as
his composition will substsntiste after the
election. John r. East, one OF the boys
who marched with Sherman to the sea, al
though no candidate, has buckled on bis
armor for the good or the country. and is
pouring hot snot into the p.underers'
ranks. On Saturday night Mr.. East ad-
dressed one OF the large st audiences of the
campaign, aud succeeded in
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TING BULL
and fitzpatrick in such happy way: his
"hits" we're greeted with round alter round
Of applause. Esst's speeches hurt, and
his services should be secured by the
central cummii tee. The Republicans are
vainiY trying to regain their fallen for
tunes by importing ssufficient DuD b9r OF
"meu and brothers" To supply their los ses,
and our population is increased quite Often
OF late by Ine advent of colored barber
or preacher. The game of the Repu blicsn
STATE committee seems to be TO crowd the
importstions from Kentucky into the
cities, snd send the ones who have been
in the state longer into the country. That
large numbers nave been imported from
Kentucky there is no doubt. A eentle
man, whose word would not be ques
toned, and wlo can be produced II neces-
sary, was going south on the L., N. A. and
G. railroad q lew days ago, and met on the
train q colored gentleman who cisimed TO
be the pastor OF cOloTed Baptist
church at New Albany, and was just re-
turning from their association which
met at Indianapolis. During this trip
tue gentleman learned that from
some cause the colored brother C )nsidered
MIN g. genuine Republican, aud, sliowing
che iRpressi 10 remain, he remarked
that while he would be glad TO see Hayes
and Wheeler elected, he did MT like the
idea of bringing so many OF the colored
boys over from Kentucky. The c)lore0
brother heartily Endorsed these views, aud
said that was what he had just beep telling
them at Indianapolis; that they had
brought over about two thousand, and he
mad told them they would get themselves
into trouble and cause bloodsned, aud that
ne would rather DO defeated than to do IL.
rne minister's name was not remembered,
out he Can be- found at New Albany, where
ne cl aimed to be- in charge OF congrega-
ton, and also one in the country
MONROE.