, 1880-11-27
INDIANA.

INDIANA.
uAnR1soN.
Special Dtspat<h 10 The Chtedro Tribune.
1Nn1AsAroLta, Ind, Nov. 21.-rhe friends
Of Gen. Harrison llaye been quietly but very
actively at work throughout the Stnte, and
Tonight they cla!rn that q careful review Ut
the situation shows TINT lnrRo majority Of
both Senators and Representatives are de-
cldedly partial to Ills candidacy, and tllat
there IL not the slightest reason to doubt his
election on the first ballot. There are twenty
five Republican Senators, including Senator
Poindexter, and hfty-seven Republican meln-
bers Of the House, making etgl,ty-two who
will 60 into the caucus. OF this number
f0rty-tlye to fifty are III favor Of Harrison,
making healthy majority. But the chances
are LIE will have
4 MUCH LANCER VOTE THAN THIS
on tie first bal1ot. The feeling among the
voters Of tho party Is almost unanimously In
favor Of Gen. HarrIsou. One representative
stated tonight That he could not be for any
one else 1t he wished to be, for the reason
TINT nearly every ,uan In ILLS district. SO far
as lie Ind Heard, was for Gen. Harrison. The
same thing was repeated BY other members
present. The weekly press OF tho State,
which usually represents the sentiment of
the various counties with accuracy, Indicates
4L.+ ~. tJ...t,., l.,
''as nsn. ~, n". :. ...s ..soa t...s -
,r,s,';s osA. s..... anE eao. oF Tue fEWfAs' e.',
Senator Morton was selected to take the
place Of the Hon. Henry =. Lane. It Is no
ticealle. too, that the n1embers-elect 10 not
hesltate to speak out their sentiments. Be-
ing serenaded a dny or two ngo, Mr.. Rocker,
Of Evansville, said, In the course Of his
speech, that he was going to vote for Gen.
HARRISON 1or senator, anu tnat he woula t''as
a.one ~ 'otls asul'ist nis staau'alnes, o1a
1ippceahoe. III lofo' a1f' ROCKET Is ny no
lneans an e@ceptloa'
, THE FEELING
lnVo!unla!aly taxes hoid ol men that 10 IS the
tlent anu tae on!y taine 70 20, ahd canoor
eoApe's tne'a 70 speaR out 1ae lact thas
t''ls IS so-ana tne ruin OF It cannot DO con-
aoFeftea-"l''' II ~ oeAoYed' iha1ce otnef
candidates % retire III tavor OF Gen. liar
rtson, taat ae may go into the Natlona!
senate from 1halaha as eden' iarneld did
from ohlo-the unQpposed aud unanimous
choice OF Ills party. The following is
LETTER
written BY Gen. Harflson to friend In Fort
Wayne. WHO Furnishes copy Of IT.:
naVo maae no concea'mont OF tho fact that
lam ehnd'aato for tno United statos Senate.
o. suo ,ostnor m s., ias. s. a. am oos. ao sna.l
to aeouro n nomtnatjnn nv ths Nen,i;1tcon ea,,.
Gus. / have tried TO avoid anythng that 1nlcbt
look like ot1onsiyo solicitation, hut have In n
frank way, placed my case beeore the members
and other Republican friends. oIaim NO pro-
osnptfon on tho ottice, but frca sand fully rec
oSnlze tho right OF oth' Republicans
70 seek tho place. .hy rampa'sn, has
oeen. sna sha!! DC, ondueted IN
aspr's ana.us " saqasss .u~aus .. ny o. as.nsu.soea
roa. ~ ~ Mo-, ~ ,,,aoe ao a,aI nnss nas '
sory,ec IN t,,c co,ntrv ~ tha nor,v ,at 10 wo.I
Inv M ncn,inn In thIa connaa,ion osr tr,,.t
tha kindnnas of ,nv no,,tIcai frtcn,s ~ ausooo+
II. I'M, so haye been avo,d,nn Ma imu,piesty
Of maklus any argument in nv own beha,f,
Aside from tho honor Ut tho office, should yery
highly prizo an election 10 tho scunte al
an exproasion Of tha confidence Of tho Hepub-