The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-04-05

democracy with all the strength I % xessed. aud
thank God the result has uees diff, vent from
thas winch has so often been melted out to us, and
that tonight We can thus meet togethe.. 10 re-
! jOice over a glorious victory Anhongh a .e OF
the mucS talked of young Democracy D, I AN
glad 10 be able 10 say that am really old IL Ds
mocTGcy, Ea>gng been Dem0cTat Tor the past
thirty years or since the hour was ushered i,,fo
existence-a slip from old reliable Democratic
stc stock: Ny friends. We can not give TOO much
credit e. the bert and most nDeyal element of all
parties who have so ably assisted us WITH their
pest energies To-Day aud particularly 70 our
1eSman citizens, Who have today, in solid
phaianx. voted the Democratic ticket To
them he all glory and praise Aud let
US not also forget our noble Irish citizens Who are
never found wanting in the cause OF Democracy
and who are always true as steel: and / aIt glad
% say THAT even our cOlOred citizen has to-day
SHOWN that he could east Off the shackles which
have heretofore bound him. and that In many
colored citizens have to-day DEPOSITED Democratic
ballots. In fact TO day the best element of
All our citizenship have banded together with us
70 give US this victory. The American citizen,
the German citizen. the Irish citizen end III
many instances. the colored citizen, have all
Joined together with US in defense of the right
ana now about all that is left in INDIANAPOLIS 10
make up the Republican party are the Chinese
and, unless Republican President should again
veto the Dill representing the wishes o. the pee
PIE. they, too. Will have Ito go" / believe
there are none among us who have greater
cause Tor little personal rejoicing and gratif-
eaton IMAM myself. excepting my gallant friend
kiiz who 1 see before me, for the reason that for
me unknown cause the Republican press of the
Gay have chosen 10 aim ali their guns in my di-
Ieelon. l suppose IL was because you kindly
cnose me as the Chairman of your Convention
which nomina ted the ticket elected TODAY and
upon that occasion declared in my speech, ac
cepting the position that the Democratic PARTY
was now as IL had alwarsbeen opposed TO the per-
melons doctrine of prohibition. Notwithstanding
acknowledgements, That my friends of the Jour al
nave chosen TO reiterate in almost every
issue that II was the Young Bill English
gang, who were managing the campaign. must
ADMIT thal they do me overmuch honor. / have
done no more in this fight than every good Demo
crat has done, who has done his best to secure
the election OF ticket in which we were ell mu-
tually interested. This is no mans individual
Triumph, but victory of the united and devoted
Democratic party. Ny friends. / will not now
detain You longer. but will bid you good night
with the hope and belief that to.day's result is
but the forerunner of a sweeping and triumphant
victory IN November.
The table below appended shows the full
vote at the various Precincts. The Demo
cratic ticket is elected by majorities ranging
between 773 for Messick, to 2,259 for Wal
pole. Kitz received a majority of LAO
votes over Harvey. The question of pur-
chasing the toll roads was defeated.