The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-30
POLITICAL MATTERS.
Notes About the Local and State Campaigns
appointments for Speaking.

Hon. Michael D. White, of Charlottesville will
speak at North Salem on next Saturday night
John A. Tibbitts, of Connectieut, will speak
nue. on next Saturday night
After next Saturday any voter moving from
one precinct into another will not be entitled to
vote at the November election ALI Republic
ans should be careful not to lose their votes by
making any change of residence.
Republican at Waterloo writes to the State
committee that Matters are IN much better
shape here than they were two weeks ago. This
county will go Democratic, but not so largely as
two years ago. We are making large gains
Meetings win be held tonight as follows: w.
w. Herod and w. H. Ripley, corner Of Ohio
and West streets; Thaddeus S. Rollins, Clifford
avenue and Pendleton road; A. e. Harris and
Ferd. Winter at Haughville; Hon. Thomas
Hanna and w. L. Taylor at Mozart Hail.
Hon Thaddeus s. Rollins, Republican candi-
date for presidential eiector from this district,
addressed an audience of voters in the new
wigwam in the Twenty-ffth ward, last night.
and his discussion of current political topics was
forcible and pointed Mr.. Rollins has been
making number Of effective speeches lately
Judge B. K. Higinbotham and Hon. c. t.
Doxey will speak at Frankfort tonight, at
Lebanon to morrow night, at Upton on next
Monday, and will fill appointments In the eoun-
ty during theremainder of the week. They will
18th, and in Madison county from the 10th to
the 25th.
Hon. j. B. Kenner, Of Huntington, who has
been taking an active part Ia the canvass Of the
State, writes to the secretary of the committee
that The tariff is the proper question to discuss
in agricultural communities. Farmers are
anxious to hear all that may be'said upon it, and
the evidences Of favorable impressions are un~
mistakable.r
The list of officers of the German Republican
meeting, last night shows the names of many of
the best known business men of this city. Sew
eral Of these gentlemen were struggled with by
the Democrats, who had the recent Schurz
meeting in charge, till they had hardly a button
left on their coats, and were talked to until upon
the verge of the cold and silent tomb to allow
the use of their names in the remarkable LIST of
vice-presidents attached to that performance.
That they escaped with their lives and were able
to take part in the meeting last night is solely
attributable to their iron constitutions
Isaac P. Gray, the Democratic candidate for
Governor Indignantly denies that he was ever
connected with any of the fraudulent mutual
benefit associations which fourished in Indiana
three or four years ago. However; the Camden
News this week publishes copy Of certifcate,
which it has In its possession, IN the Indiana Be
nevolent and Endowment Association, Of Union
City, bearing the signature of Isaac P. Gray as
president, and |. G. Stall as secretary The
number of the policy is 673, the amount of the
insurance is So, 000, and the age of the insured,
whose name IS withheld by request, is thirty
nine. The certificate bears the date Of February
10, 1881 The News states that it is ready to
show the original policy, if desired. The com
pany was a fraudulent one, as all others oper-
rated in the same way were, and it had only a
brief existence.
THE COUNTY CAMPAIGN.
Republican meetings will be held at the fol-
lowing places in Marion county on tho dates
given
Tuesday. Sept 30.-Hon w w Herod and
w H. Ripley corner Ohio and West streets
Thirteenth ward; Hon. Thad. s. ROLLINS, corner
Clifford avenue and PendleJon pike, Nowland's
drug store; Hon. A G. Harris and Ferd Winter,
at Haughville
Wednesday, Oct Hon. Stanton J. Peelle at
Reichweins Hall, Ninth ward; Hon. John L.
Grifiths at Mapleton; Hon. Thad S. Rollins
at corner Washington and West streets.
Thursday, Oct. 2.-Hon Stanton J. Peelle at
corner Indiana avenue and Michigan street.
Friday, Oct 3--Hon. Stanton ]. Peelle, at
Clermont S. T. Yancey, at North Indianapolis;
Hon. Thad. S. Rollins at Fletcher avenue and
Dillon street.
Saturday Oct 4-Hon. Stanton J. Peelle at
Cumberland, Warren township; Hon. John M.
Butler at Kentucky avenue and Maryland
street.