, 1880-10-10


aboard his special car, which had bee1
attached to the regular train OH the Wabash
and bounding along on his way East bear,nt
! with him the affection and hest wishes or ths
addressed, and in whose good graces and es
TEEN he has firmly, planted himself.
/ Il :INDIANA. !
j AN IMMENSE DEMONSTRATION.
- speetaI Dtspateh tp The Chteaoo 1Sib1rs-
4 KoKoAo, Ind, Oct. 9.-To-day will nevel
be forgotten by the people Of Howard .a1lt
adjoihin9 counties BY O'Clock this morn
ing our streets were crowded with people
aud by 10 it seemed that every street wa:
packed from walk to walk, with the most or
DERBY, yet enthusiastic. crowd that probably
ever gathered to attest their loyalty to Re
! publican principles. The procession was
nearly five miles In length, composed o1
horseback companies, wagons +buggies, ane
vehicles Of all sorts. There were nearly, o1
perhaps quite, twenty big wagons, hand
somely decorated filled with :: young
ladies and littla.. girls, = each = wagon
being ! adorned with notices, wreaths
Of eyergreens, and flowers. A company OF
fifty mounted exsoldtdfs, following banner
with the single inscription, Lincoln Dogs, "
and another delegation bearing q banner
with huge dog. wearing a conspicuous
collar and the expression. ~: q
VOORHEES, coMrL1MEXTs TO- THE SOL
| DIERs,"
were warmly received, and hearty cheers
greeted their appearance along the line of
march. Notwithstanding the great number
! Of people III the procession, the entire l{ne Of
march Yves lined with enthusiastic spec
tators,. and the cheers could be
| heard for miles. The business houses
| were decorated. and the private
/ residences along the line Of the route
OF the procession we're tastefullY and hand
somely adorned. These monster demonstra-
tions: mean something, and, If. rightly inter-
pfetatea,, mean the end OF Democratic rule in
Indiana. Forty thousand people in. Rich
mond. last Monday, 75,oD Ii Indianapolis
yesterday, and $500 here to-day. In the
afternoon :: '~..: ..-%.
j." TIE. HON. HORACE sfAYNARD:
addressed acres OF people in Haskett's GROVE,
while the Hon. 0. H. Brewster spoke to o
large overflow meeting in the Courthouse
yard. The speech OF Mr.. Brewster was a re-
markably clear exposition Of the South
ern question. :. He, explained clearly the
e astsSGS nasts RK She9 ae s ooBEy 81 oSas i snsSlf
one Of the oldest citizens here, informed your
correspondent that no such crowd was ever
seen in Howard County as was here to-day.
.Ehe procession was pronounced by many to
oe a. iaife itt!u lilen ~ .sppcasaeeM 49, tlssui ~
tlere:is :,' -
-. NO PERCErT1BLE D1MISUI1oN
Of the crowd. Nearly 5000 people were ii
the ,torchlight procession. The entire bnst-
ness portion OF the city was brilliantly .ill'~
minated; L andy With splendid display q tiIe-
Of the enormous bands in the procession,
the crowd was wild with delight. Meetings
were held IN the Court-Honse yard and: ad-
dressed By Gen. John II. Thayer and 0. II.
IT, Gn Maynafd sa1 T. his pessh ;s
far he could not believe that We will be de-
feated. Everything indicates a-rousing Re-
publican victory next Tuesday.
-. poLE-RA1s1Na AT CROWN POINT.
49, sptetal Di,pateh to Iht Cnteaoo 1rtbunx.'
:: TRow9r poTyT1 Ind Ocf. o-Iast safnr
nay" the Democrats Of Ross Township; In this
county about Seyenty-tfye In number, raised
Hancock and English polo. at: MerrtlIvfile,
the pole measuring ne n.nety-tWo teet above: the
gIoand. Tue Republicans, not to be ontdone,
the appointed time and place about 500 peo-
pie of all parties assembled, Everything
vas in readiness, and: the pole, with the
Stars and Stripes attached, and q streamer at |
Garfield and Arthur, was soon raised !
amid deafening cheers, the, pole measuring !
GOING. E1enr FEET BETTER THAN THAT
OF THE DEMOCRATS. :. -:
WasbuiIt Of boxes. and Col. MARI bemotte'
II Tainarsjso fbe' RenuSlinon nand;,Iata Fnr
Gongrrss RON this flistrict: heinz sIontiiv
called for. snnilinTiy came % forward and ;nro- I
sesSd to sfT sysq ore G ts best getea dea
ofthowgh +hn enaooh 1acf,d - -, hn.,r nsd rss