The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-06-26


pies of free government involving the purity of
aumnlstran9n winch IS TO be waged from now on
t % f ihoong t9 Ue Lnoughttm! earn
of this convention know that YOU are impressed AS
am impressed with the gravity of the work before
us. Inc Rep9blcan party has been in power too
long would say that If 1t had been afar better
party than it ever was LAppause.l
or set OF men They become Indifferent to the public
Will they become contemptuous and defiant toward the
people pie They forget that you are the masters and they
son at this time and in my Judgment the great heart
OF the American people is moved to administer that
is ,yy Weary of the old worn ways Of the machine and
without entering into any detail is however po-
tent fact that the reform element and Independent ee
inent OF the Republican party found all over this
country is wishing and waiting for US to present to
them by our action here elsewhere, and especially at
Cnfago. an opportunity to purify the administration
OF the country by turning it to newer fresher
and better hands [Applause.l am not, however to
make speech The honor that you have conferred
upon me was, until few hours ago, intended for
other whose absence deeply deplore, and the best
speech car make to you is to address myself to the
business In hands We are here to place our leader
before the people for their respect confidence and ap
RPoya & o Inc commtee NIT e. on resolutions have done
bib worn, @ anu VIII M g oeIore you t9e issues upon
iO" VIC eNPS0U W uo o"Cee' from Whlch We sNpect
to TIE emerge with victory in November ApplaugTs
ft ooNeiIti?n IS now IN or1er Ior business. me
m rst measure IN order is the report from the commit
~ " m VI VI 90 N teS"r' 10 ueeStUesi OF any
other matter they desire to report upon
gates and alternates to the Chicago convention,
and electors and alternates from the State at
loroe and the varione dietric+o
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DELEGATES TO THE NATIONAL CONVENTION.
At Large-Thomas A. Hendricks Marion Daniel
and Robert G. Bell Alien i''ii'''
First District-G v Nenzies Posev. r Tauersta;n
vanderbnrg, -'e''1''' '9e'' ! i''u' "''e'ii'
Second-J. NJ. Andrews Orange; Samuel H. Tay-
lor Davess
ThirdEJason B. Brown. jackson. George Fl. D.
Gibson Cgark
wooford, Jefferson
a ritthaLhos, w. Woollen' Johnson T. ID. Meteor
MACK, &c baTtnoiomew.
Sixth-W A Bickle Wayne; Harry Wysor, Della
ware
9evenonmO; NJ r, D. hord ana Letter Laeoer Marion;
Elghth-I. f. Davidson, Fountain; O. f. McNutt,
Vlgo
Ninth: Y; Br1nt, Madison; ); 5 Daily Boone
Ienth-Chnton Chamberlain, Fulton; A. l.. Jones,
f9r1er. T1e4, n vo--,. r,..... II, -,
Eleyenth-D. Yengrng, Huntingtoni Hugh Dough-
cry, Mens' wen u 1,--
iwelTth-Herman Freygang Steuben; Henry Cole
rieE3, 3 Allen.
naI3 nnr5eenehL1udson DOCK hoseiusko DANIEL NC
DOi''--' -l"' 'ii'ii Alternate Deysoo,e.
At larve-William II Erolisb Marion. Jor,os
(,ravens Uasb;rc-.or. Tob1, e. NIt1 ..ay1 5 p4.t
Keefe Nevvto '0i ol Lee -'io "'ri'N
First Distr;ct-A Fl TAYLOR Pike. 7 7, Tavlor
Warrick ' ' - ''
Second-J NJ Breen. Martin. @ F. Akin Sulli-
van
HARRISON '" orusOn Sc0t' Daniel F. Lemon
Fonrtb-Cbarles White Rinlev. & p Rnda Union
Fifth-A Heavenridge Fl + Feitus Monroe
Sixtb-WiIiam NewRirk Rush. Jobn r Poll Ran.
dolnb
Seventb-Andrev HOGAN ERNEST FAINT Hsncock
Eighth-S d. Puett. Parke: James WRIGHT Mont.
gomery
Harniitn " ii' '" 4n0iri 0iinO0ii W. ihousen0iuer'
TIT" p Erou,1+or Cass
FIarar ~ r Pi,'atbi G4 NJ rl.-
NJ; nun L. 'i''Nen'NAi' "i"nU u W. '"oAson'
'1 Traiftb TT r, pross1o, vvti+1o,,
Th;taan+h T. Re,y+b' w ''sS4ey Sti 11o4 Nf,o
G. Tnsanb L. "a ''''iAe' i'ooer' 11yier'
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rNheipENilAL fa ELEclohs.
At Large-B. w. Hanna, of Charlottesville; W. D.
H. Hunter, Lawrenceburg
First District-Willam F. Townsend Pike.
Second-Henry d; Cauthorne Knox,