, 1880-09-10
INDIANA.
HARRISON AND itxxt}KltKs.

EP{f4t IAPd{fh 10 Eh4t4f0 Tribune.
1SpiASAroLss, 1ntl. Sept. 9.-'t Il an-
nounced by authority TINT Gen. Ben Harst-
son will. ou Saturday night, reply to Mr.
Hendricks speech Ut Monday night, In
which the gentleman made 4 bitt4r attack Oh
Gen. Garfield. ten. Harrison, 1t has tcen
salt, would not decline TO meet Mr. Heir
bricks III a joint discussion upon this Or any
other question, but he does 1iot approve
sending chutltnKc. Afr. Hendricks attnck
on tiartie!l Is pronounced very low and In
decent, and It Is claimed that Harrison will
convict t!iEn of pervcrtsnE the testimony and
otherwise ln1sreprrsenting Gnrilelf's course
Mt New Orleans. ills said that 1lentlricks
has brooded over the election of 1876 until lie
has become motbtd Oil the subject, and TINT
he Is now unable to restrain |lfs tnuytte frum
speakin9 the thoughts Of disorderGtl bra!''.
nerdrlcks !s really to be t'ltled. lle does
hnr!ly aiFord " lave Garlielh elected, but
Englsh's friends clafm that in either event
the ex.iuvert!or will be only reIMln!scence.
Gen. Ilarrlsni's speech IL expected to be one
Ut ttle lfvelest events oi tho campaign.
THE CAMPAIGN IN INDIANA
grows In Interest every day. The Porter
Lan!lurs debate nttrlcts more and more nt-
tentt''1l. and. az lo tliie approaches Tor the
National Club cOnYelltton mid the great Suite
nuss-1tleetE1sg on tlsu 18TH ii,st the interest
Convention hnyn nlreAt y been appointed
from places 50 fat apart % New York a1sd
Denver, New Orleans and North sfIcl,Iean.
w':e the atssnaef ods Of w'!ole ~ ss s, " nn
pectct. and there fs n movement on foot
SION train With q thousut4 n!eM to
Nson" Il! All W BE- press 5 an
effort Is being !lla.le To- have ex-Ircs!dcnt
urnMt rs the prinripal officer Of the day: The
Convention Is Of Cottrse t1tl entirely different
nifair from this grand u,ass-,Meessnx. ard will
probably retnai,I In session ut acast two days.
| it Is the ambition Of tIlUsH managing i 10
make It more thln local ui,d transient. They
expect 10 address themselves to the whole
co!ntIy a,,d to develop something M 9f not
They hsye int sympathy and co5neratson of
all the Stata Committees. Mr.: Atcphelson,
| Of tho National Congressional Committee,
from every consideration. The Immense IN
| tiuenre that rnll be welded by the thousands
OF organized clubs actfng for a co1nInon p1ir-
pose under the. dlrectl0n Of M ntellleeIit
head cannot well be oyerestlmnted, n1ld such
an organization as will effect this result Is
| what the Convention vii! ain st.
HELPING THE llOos1Ens.
| Spteaas Dispatch 10 Tht Ghteosa 1ftauht.
WAsu1SoIpS, u. G., Sept. 9.-rhe peMo.
in l,,dlana. 1t Ii stated Ut headquarters tint
! within the next few days Gvtl. Butler, Con-
gresham McLane, Of Afarylan and q large
Huulber Of other talking Democrats will
leave for the campaign thDre,
KoKO3fO.
Special Dfspateh to The Chtfaoo 1tfbnht,
KoKoM0, 1nd.,' Sept. 0.-Fred Douglass
spoke here t0-1ny to 600 people. Tho Hun.
u. .. Henderson. OF towa, spoke Tonight.
one nile, and the crowd a. largu as listened
to Douglass during the day. This was M
rally, but Il mass-1neeting Ut immense pro
md lndlann IL Republican beyond question:
COLUMBUS.
srectdl Dtspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
CoLUMbrs. Ind, Sept. 9.-uen. LoEat
spoke to MI immense nnhicnec ilure to-tny
| The enthusiasm wns great, and tho lnrgt
crowd listened will, pleasure throughout
Mr.. McShrn, Il young Irish Orut0r Of indian
apolls, followed In few eloquent remarks.