The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-06-30
ENGLISH.
Enthusiastic Reception of Mr.. English 81
shelbyVille, Ind.
Congratulatory kilograms Pouring in From
all Portions of the Country.

Mr.. English left the Convention before his
nomination, and first heard of it at Lawrence
burg. Mr.. Sutton, of Shelbyville who was on
the cars, telegraphed ahead to Greensburg, st.
Paul and Shelbyville that Mr.. English was ON
board the train, and crowds of people were on
hand at his arrival at each of the places cheer
ing for Hancock and English. At shelby
vile there was quite a demonstration, and
after loud cheering Mr.. English thanked the
people for their friendly greeting, saying that
he had a warm place in his heart for the peo-
pie OF Shelby County for their uniform main
tainapce of correct political principles, and be
did not forget their generous and successful
support of his son for the Legislature at the
late election. He believed he was the first
native Indianian ever placed upon
Presidential ticket by either party, AID next
to the friendly greetings OF the people of Scott
County, where he was born. and Marion
County, his present home, there we've no
greetings that could be more gratifying to his
feelings than those from the people of Shelby
County. Besides he did not get that this
the former home of Governor Thomas A.
Hendricks, one OF the purest and best men in
this or any other land; man who was highly
esteemed wherever known, and who will not
fail to stand high in the councils and execu-
tive management of the next Democratic
administration. The train moved on amid
loud cheers for Hancock and English. Mr..
Englishs return 10 indianapolis was sooner
than expected, and unknown TO his family
and friends, and but few persons as yet know
he is liz the city.
Scores of kilograms are coming to HIM from
all directions, some few of which the Sentinel
Is permitted to copy as follows:
FBoM Ex GOVERNOR BISHOP, OF OHIO
CINCINNATI, o., June Ell congratulate
yourself aud the Democratic party on your
R. NJ. BISHOP.
FROM LYCURGUs DALTON.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 2i.-Ticket very
popular here. We rejoice in meetings to-
night l. DALTON,
JOHN MCKINNEY.
FROM LEXINGTON. INDIANA.
LEXINGTON, Ind. June 24.-The Democrats
of Lexington congratulate you on your nomi-
nation. GLADDEN. d BRANIFF.
FROM JEFFERsoNvILLE, INDIANA.
PROFESSIONALLY, Ind, Jnne 2i.--Congratu.
majority for National and State ticket.
l.. f. WAIDER,
ID. MCCLURE,
+. r LEWIS,
JAMES KEIGwIN.
FROM GENERAL NJ CLERSAND, OF ILLINOIS.
CINCINNATI, o., June pa am happy to an
nounce the fact that you are unanimously
JOHN A. MCCLERNAND.
ONE HUNDRED WEST vIRGINIANs.
CINCINNATI, o., June 23.-Congratulations of
100 West Yirginians, and pledges of $1,000 ma
jority in the state. j. j. BRIGHT.
FROM DR.. wALLING.
CINCINNATI, June 24-Enthusiam intense;
bands playing; professions moving; hancock
and English everywhere.
WILLoUGHBY WALLING.
FROM JEFFERsoNvILLE.
JEFFERsoNvILLE, Ind, June N.-1 send you
my most hearty congratulations.
LUCIEN u. MATTHEWS.
FROM PENNSYLVANIA.
BRADFORD. Pa, June 24.-Please accept the
congratulations of an old neighbor. The sue
cess of the ticket is beyond all doubt.
il. KINsLER.
From FLORIDA.
PENSACOLA, Fla, June A.-Alive yet. Think
Florida good for Hancock and English.
A. K. MAXWELL.
FROM NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. June 24.-We wanted you at the
head but no one.congratulates You and the
country more warmly than
FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE WESTERN UNION
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
NEW YORK, June A,-Accept cordial con-
lhave been overrun with inquiries for your
picture. Can you send at once a good photo
graph and save the modification of publish
ing bad picture of you? Especially 10 Har-
per Brothers and the Graphic. 49,.
FROM KENTUCKY. t-t .
LOUISVILLE, June 2i.-Hearty congratula-
tons from Drs. Blac barn Il Wathen. Success
to the party. BLACKBURN & WATHEN.
MORE FROM NEW YORK.
New YORK, June 24.-Your nomination is
acceptable and popular with Democrats OF all