Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-27
A VOICE FROM INDIANA.
The Tall Sycamore OF the wabash
smiles SereneIN.


New YORK, September % Senator NOr-
hees, of Indiana, was in the city to-day,
and when asked his opinion in regard 70
the Suns boom for Holman, said: The
Judge is good man, and is we'll liked by
his friends and neighbors, but he is not
the choice of the people of Indiana for
standard bearer. II is said that he is put
up to kill of Senator Mcdonald. can
not say of my own knowledge that this is
correct II, however, the story is true, the
scheme will not be successful"
What prospects have the Democrats OF
carrying Indiana next year.
UNLESS a cyclone sweeps over the coun-
try" said the distinguished Indisniau,
Indiana is sure to give her vote to the
the Democratic nominee; that is certain.
know the pulse OF the people, and every
thing points 10 sweeping victory. The
the fact is q change is demanded. The par.
" in power has been too corrupt and
what is nov demanded is its utter over
throw. The tariff question, in my opin-
ion, will not be the great issue in the COM
ing contest, but, of course, it will occupy
prominent position. The tariff plank in
ter that adopted by our last State Con.
yention, expresses the sentiment OF the
Democracy OF Indiana, and, | believe,
| that Of the country. Senator MCDonaid's
position on this subject is too we'll known
for me TO attempt TO make it clearer. Just
| how | stand is as we'll known, for had the
honor of assisting in the framing OF that
plank. From al the reports have received
| from Ohio | think IL reasonable TO expect
u -.
| with the Legislature. There have been, as
is we'll known, misunderstanding in GER
tain localities, but thuse troubles have been
\ amicably settled AMI q full vote will be
\ brought out. Judge HOAdly's illness is un-
| fortunate at this juncture, since il prevents
| him for the present from contin uing his
personal canvass, and gives rise ts the
stories invented by his opponents, which
I be is unable TO reply to on the stump. He
has, however, able friends in the field, who
can answer for him"
In regard to Republican aspirants, Sena-
ator voorhees, thought that President
| Arthur stood the strongest in the West
| Senator Logan. of Illinois, was greatly sd
| Tired in his own State, and could com
| msnd large soldier vote, bat he did not
| think he was Anything near as popular Is
| President Arthur, whose Administration
bad proved TO be acceptable to the party
| M Blaine, Gen. Grant aud Judge Z imunds
he regarded as practically out Of the racs
Tc-MOrrew's Buffalo Convention.
BUTTALn, \. Y, September 26. The city
| is full Of strangers, nearly al the delegates
| to the Democratic Convention having ar
| rived. A great many managers OF the
| party are here The first New York dele
| CATION 10 arrive was the county Democracy.
1 The Tammany Hail Democracy arrived after
midnight but made no demonstration
going To its quarters. Onondega oodnty
sends three eontesting delegatiAns. Music
is expected from this quarter.
II is conceded thai TIE Stats aaministra
ton party cleveland parsyl hiss q naiority
| of the delegations. There i. little dOuoi
Of the admission OF TAmmtny Ia part
With other New York dP'pgstiona Tam
many EiA paoDabiy se.nand ssrpager