, 1880-07-28
The Outlook for Republicans in
Indiana a Very Promis.
ing One.
Several Changes In Congressional Rep
rescutntion Likely TO DO
Mnde.
Trumbull's Political Hippodrome Ex-
hibiting in Interior Illinois -.
Towns.
Tho Progress Making by the Fusion
Movement IN Maine.


SfELnYy11LE, Ind, july a7.-Thnt tho
Republican party will be successful md carry
lndaun ln October is now, oven at 80 enrlY
tlntc, MI nlniUst conceded foct. II tho State
CUES Republican iii October, there cnil be no
possible question MS to wl,nt she will 10 III
November. While NIL tho signs nro !nuica-
tiye of Mr.. Porter's election to the Gubor1a-
tortul CHAIR, Ills election In ITO sense of the
word will be u ".wAlk-Away OF Il walk
over.n That he will be elected, RllA by
MINORITY that Will admit Of no question, thsro
II bnt little ro0i for doubt; Mt tic sA,ilc tfnlo
II will require unrelcntlng, jealous, ninl con-
tinuous work TO bring about this result
There mover was tima when tie RepDt-
lica, party startcd out under mora promising
auspices. The Sinto ticket Is the strongest
eyer III tho field, md rs yet has shown ITO
sssntablo points. Even tic harlest-faced
Democrat can,,ot bring up n single chnrgo
ngninst Mr.. Porter TINT wilt bear nj, fnycsti.
gntlcn ann atund tho test. Whnt is true of
him Is equally true Of tho other gentlemen
nn tho ticket. Tlloy stand privately ntid put.
licty MS firm rs ,datiantllle. Ihete are ses-
ural runscns TINT have given tlits Impetus 10
the cnpalgll: and encll 9nd every reMs,'ii M ts y
Ilnce, Is not Democratic Stato. IN ls3o,
wl,rn Mr.. WillIams WIS elected Governor, 10
did mol. receive n maturity Of all tho votes
east SetnE slsc!el, 1yer ar a5sls2n M vna ny
tint time tho Republican party was lnborlnE
now arD vnsily different. 'Tllo Republican,
cnl9to for "ysrGhr ls ttH'y s;tsas @ ea',
v wiersSer ho GOES. ill., stalitls to-day prc-
cmiucutly II. lnan for tic pc9ple;, iiail
WHO ea1i ,uIngle md be Ut ason!c ,ngniofK
nil Glasses; It mni who Las ability 70
Ile Is now and always las been tic trug, l,il-
| rccntlng friend OF tile oppressed. Never
llus l,e cut down The wages VI tho men lsl lils
| employ when their families were a!rGatly
did ile s2cr sci "stears . to sta,s t.'ytltl,-
their t s 'naF ft ket " Salae Iie staals rs mueii
higher ahoye Frankl!li Ianders, Of VIM
above tho cnrt!t, atd II tho 'tsig1ls Of tho
tiMcsn nre mol pplntlng III II centrury direc..
ton, Mr.. I.nlNlers stniNss. now Il qtleatGtl
man, ln TINT cantest specie e-pnYinellt alla r..
now 50 dufinitly antl satisfactorily settled,
sysry nan WIG was ts', ,iI iHkSwarn nv or
that SO skillfully brought these great bene-
ticinl cllnnEes about. Every vote that WRs
caAt by Republicans against Republicans Y 9, q
tho noc question w,i be ,rit re%se11ed n Is ~
being formidable .foe. l,as !lwlnti1eu asHay
till tlerc Is not n,.cll left Ut H. alld whit r.
1Mnil,s III reality belongs to tle Democracy.
Now there are n9 disseilslons IL t,1S @ Rsp.n, .
licni ranks M there was tllgll. Tho petty
grievances thut existed ara nll buticI. l'le
leaders and their constituents stand humid n
hnnt, united OH every issue. III every loca!l'
ty ntld III every county, pence and harmony '!y
formed TINT extend Into every school dis
Willie the state and Net!onal tickets Will