The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-08-08
DORsFY AGAIN.
His Work in IndIasss Garfield Telegraph
iss HIM All Day Long.

Ing Him All Day Long.
Howard" the accomplished New York
correspondence OF the Boston Herald. thinks
that II is downright ingrstitude OH the part of
the Republican psrty to cO,back on Dorsey. He
vss in Indianapolis on the election day Of
1850, and here is what he says:
The nsxt day was elec,iou day, and from sun
rise 10 midnight Garfeid's wire was busy. No
was ieiegIsphed 10 from eveIv STATE in the UuiOn.
Washing Oh was excited. New YORK, Boston,
Bar gor, were in halfhour communications with
Dorsey. and p rSey alone. The great papers Il all
the cities In the country hsd special cOrr pOndents
n the headquarters OF the Dem 9 ats ana Repub
hCeps, but u u g returns received by Dorsey Was
editor OF great Journal ia the city Of
New York telegrsphe0 over the head oil is
the morning cf the iGtb: Please telegraph US
iDin Cdiatey what O1u consider to be the result in
lldians, how many COngresmen elected oy esca
party, and by what majority the state had been
G. uied." There ives az that time d doubt in the
mind OF any politician, or OF sny statesman in the
country, That Dorsey absolutely doIni ated the
situation: that he alone had the key which con d
lock the door of the secret chamber. To him
this little man swsim continually dId cry: "aelp
u CT We sink " To bin often and often this little
men came From whence? Mentor. From whom
Garfield. What FOR? Aid ana comfort Now, for
fideice in DcrscT: tnqt pCTe-,' seTvyees In iTdi-
ana were eyaggeFated by D0rsey's friends; that
Garfield VI derstnOd the veneer OF DOneys Loyalty
saw Dorsey When he went to Indianapolis. a
strong. hearty, healthy msD. The day after elec-
ton OF October y he slrnosi staggered into my
room and asked me If ! would take him out 10
drive. DDring the drive of two hours through the
exquisite country tbeIeaboux. through fields
Drowned by the October sun, doubt IL he eX-
changed fifty words. He was nervously prOstrated
physltG y exhausted. on our return to the el
lcrV' was handed by his Secretary four dis
patches. ono from Garfield. two from New York.
Ole from Washington. Zach urged ms immediate
Because Jewell and the crowd who had charge OF
aiiaifS in this great STATE were parsl, zed 10 he
fac c Ol battle which would &c decisive one Wsy
or the ofrer. PRO or con tte Republican party. To
whoa old they turn To COukline. To Elaiue, TO
Gsr' ed 10 Chandler. 20 Platt, to Banks. TO Rice,
10 j 10. 60 Cameron. 10 Logan. 70 any OF the &C
knowlecrcd lights Of the Republican party? Not
n turn. lnsiiuctively intuitively. every face was
TUNED tOWsrd Dorsey ana every haad extended to
Dorsey. He came here He went at once 20 the
rOI ms Of the Committee in his own house on Fifth
avfnUe. and in the extension roam back OF the
paIloT went into OnSultatiOn-MctircgOr Glways
@en ' whose se'1 ,imid hsnds nd we're glad TO 70
relinquiSh the banner To the sturdy fist that h6d
won tie battle in Indiana. Upon the wall hung
one charming picture, face not only exquisite in
proportion, but besnling with intelligence, the
face Of q little lady who hiss since stood betYeea
her husband aud the shafts directed by the mSlsc
Cf Republican Oifce holders. none OF whom would
ever have MS corPorosty In the seat OF power had
IL not been :or the forts OF Stephen W. Dorsey in
inoisna ard the efforts of stephen W. Dorsey in
New IoTk.
II Is not necessary for me 10 90 one liue further,
Doney won the victory in Indiana, Dorsey stem
med the tide in New YORK, and every man in the
Ecpubisrsu paEfy. from General Grant up OF down.
glsdly waved his hsi and Cheerily hurraned at the
famous dinner la DelmouicO's when Dorsey rose
70 oieSpnnd 10 the toast OF "Our honOfed end dis
D.cn't Garfield Offer HIM a Cabinet position?
Does little swain kinder hesitate when ne dsreS
20 sey tC snow any letter or communication from
GaI ftld 10 that eflecty
SnpyoSe after all, Bro. swain, Dorsey has lust
So eli 4 leJtCrl