The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-09-01
GENERAL TELEGRAMS.
sPOLITICAL.
eRANr,s spEEcH AT eALkNA.


CHICAGO. August pa Galena special says:
Last night Hon. Philo A. 0rton, in his speech to
the Republican Mass Meeting, gave his reasons for
leaving the Demoeratic party with which ne had
GrSnt who alluded 10 Judge Ortons speech as
follows: Il did not intend to speak when came
have never made Republican speech in my
6fe, any kind Of political speech am sure il
would require some Tune ana much preparation
20 make one of any lengtA. can, OF course, go q
little further than Judge Orton and say that
never voted a Republican Presidential ticket in
my life, and bat one Democratic ticket, and that
was nlany years ago when L was quite young
mal, ,bnt VIII pledge you my word here 70
some distance from you ON the second day of No
vember / shall return to Galens to cast one Re-
publican vote for President of the United States,
and ! hope the city of Galena viii cast round
Republican vote such as it has never cast before
sHEHMAN's sPEEtHaT CINCINNATI. Ia
CINCINNATI, August 3O.-Hon. John sherman,
Secretary of the Treasury. delivered his first
speech Of the campaign at Pixies Opera House to-
night Major A Il. Goshorn presided. The Opera
House was profuseIy and most tastefully decorated
with flags ami flowers and was crowded with
people long before the speaking began. Tho Sec
retary had an enthusiastic greeting when he was
introduced. l..1.a.s-i.
In reply to a question. by one of the audience,
as 20 the cause OF the removal of General Arthur,
as Collector OF Customs at New York, Mr.. Sher-
man said IL have never said one word impugn-
ing General Arthur's honor or integrity as a man
or gentleman, but he was not in harmony with
the views of the administration in the manage
rnent of the Custom House While i would
not perhaps have recommended his nomination,
vet / would vote for him for Vice President
million times before would vote for William III.
English, with whom served in Congress.
THE REPUBLICANS or KANSAS.
TOPEKA Kas. August 30.--A large number of
delegates to the Republican State Convention,
and quantity Ofcandidates, have already arrived
1t is very uncertain who viii be nominated for
any Office, except there is no opposition TO Judge
Valentine for Associate Justice. The Convention
cOnyeneS at 10 a. IN. on Wednesday,
COMING TOGETHER.
New YORK. August Solving Hall this after
noon sent to Tammany Hall a series of resolutions
looking to and proposing conference, to adjust
the differences existing The communication was
responded 10 by Tammany, who appointed a
Committee of eleven to confer with similar one
from Irving Hall ON Wednesday evening.
WILL BE THE CANDIDATE.
READING. Pa. August 2S-Returns received up
to midnight make itapparent that's state Senator
ErmentrOut win be the Democratic nominee for
Congress to succeed Hester Clymer
DOES NOT WANT OFFICE.
BOsTON Mass. August 2S.-In speech at FanIi-
ell Hall tonight General Butler declared he is
not and shall not be a candidate for any office,
elective appontive at this election under the
incoming administration.
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.
ALEXANDRIA Va August 3O.-General James
H Williams has been nominated for Congress by
the Malone Readjusters of the Eighth District.