, 1880-09-26
Thirty-fve Thousand Republican
Torches in Line in Phila-
delphia.
INDIANA.

GKEENBAcK DETECTION.
Spsetai Dfzputch to Thd Chicago T+tbune,
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Sept 25.-The with
drawal of j. B. YeagIey and Noah W. Park
er from the National ticket, annouced this
morning in the Sentinel, has been the theme
of conversation In all political circles Yeag-
ley was candidate for Secretary Of State
and Parker for the State Senate, and both
withdraw in favor: Of their Democratic op-
ponents, giving as their reason 1.-THE convfc-
tton that the National party Is and will be un-
able to secure the financial reforms which
its platform demands, and that In the Demo-
cratic party they see q chance to secure it, as
the mass of that organization are Green
hackers at hearth
This action was not Q surprise ia. the Ma
tionals, for .Yeagley's case had been passed
upon by their State Convention. and be was
to be removed next week. But be stole
march On them by withdrawing, thus reliev-
ing the Committee Of a responsibility which
they were to assume, oniYabecause YeaHoy's
case was very aggravated one
In an Interview touching the matter, q
member of the State Committee stated that
Yeagley has been dissatisfied with his posi-
ton for some time, and whenever he visited
the committee rooms he prophes1ed Landets'
election by II, GOO majority, iDtimatfng that it
was .
USELESS TO CONTINUE TIE CAMPAIGN.
He owned three-fourths Of the Sun, the
Greenback organ Of thu State, continued the
gentleman, and he has been trying to turn
that over to the Democracy. At first he at
tempted to persuade his partner,> Ar. J. K.
Speer, WIN was also the editor, to cease
abusing the Democrats, and turn his guns
upon the Republicans. saying that It would
be money in. their pockets. But when the
latter refused to do this, Yeagtey offered to
buy him out suggesting price largeIy In ex-
cess OF the real value of The per. After Spee18
had refused to sail. he began system OF
bulldozing, but fortunately Speer had q years
contract by which the management and con-
troll of the paper was vested In him, and 10
was thus able to hold the paper for MS party.
Finally, buying out YeaEley at his own
ter1ns, but not until his sale OF the paper,
continued TIE TRrBuxE's Informant, was
THE INFAMY AND EXTENT or YKAGLET9
scakAE
made known. It WIS Intended to steal the
National vote for 1.anders, and it was
to work In this nay: The State lead
ers of the Democracy were to notify
the county leaders, and they the township
leaders, through whom the statement WAS to
be made to the Nationals all over the STATE,
Seventh District that. they snould vote for
Landers for Governor In consideration Ut the
Democrats in this District abandoning By
field for De La Matyr. This was kept from
the National leaders, and it was only about2
week ago that the schelne was detected BY
was rips to have Yeagley deliver tho Sn11
to the Democrats, and thus
CUT OFF THE NATIONALS
from their organ, and then when the MEM
bers Ut the party should have no means Of
informing themselves to the contrary. scat
ter the lie all over the State. and steal AZ
intention to disturb Bytield, but elect
Landers and him too. This was MI. Lander8'
pet scheme, i1i support Ut which ne wrute
number OF letters to various parts OF tho
State, some Of which have fallen into our
hands, and the only thing that saved US WaS
Mr.. Spter's tirmneSs and fidelity.
Concerning Parker the same gentleman
said: .Hls deception was even less sur.
prise than Yeagley's. 11e had confracted
% J"hn I'd fe ta& MaGo1 pst2ct .
stump that territory for him, but was dis
missed by StudebaKer after sfort time be-
cause Of his untitness for the work. At th4
time lie should have been III condition to
tbs Committee not to make any appoinI-
ments Tor him, but recently returned and tn-
formed them that he was ready to speak, AZ
lata as o'clock yesterday afternoon, twen-
ty-four hours after the date Of hla
letter to the Sentinel be was in the National
Committee rO0n&S, and
MADE AN APPOINTMENT TO SPEAR
today ut Sugar Grove Church. This two
faced dealing earned for him the hearty con-
te1upt Of our party. and all we can say "a,
good riddance."
It is sur,1ised of course that financial coz
sidrrations lay at the bottom Ut such treacia-
cry, and the report that Parker was claseted
last night with William II. English conf1rms
that view In the minds OF Republicans. A
Republican at the Court house said this
morning that only week ago feag!ey said
to him, IL a1n just as good Republican AZ
ever Was, and expect TO- YUte the Repub-
uc2n ticket a soon as possible
The places Ut these men on the ticket will
be filled by the Com1utttee- Republicans say
they expect tho withdrawal and letters to be
favorable to them. Tho movements vas ~