The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-22


92-Flushing IL. - Times, Rep
33-Newport (R. ~ News, Rep.
S4-Wilmngton DELI Morning News, Rep.
35-Philadelpha Record, Ind. Rep.
36-Philadelphia Telegraph, Rep.
37-Philadelpha Times, Ind.
SS-Reading (Pa.) Eagle, Rep.
S9-Allegheny City pa Evening Mail Rep.
Electromagnetic City Pa.) Record, Rep labor Or
4i-East Liverpool to.) Potters Gazette, Rep Ga
42~Detroit CAfich.) Times Rep.
43-Chicago Times, Ind. Rep
44-Chicago News, Rep.
45-Chicago Herald, Ind.
46-Kansas City Star, Rep.
47-Minneapois Review, Rep.
GERMAN PRESS
45-New York Stats Zeitung. Rep.
49-New York Puck Ind Rep.
5O-Rochester N. " Abend Post, Rep
52-Buffalo Freie Preese, Rep.
53-Cincinnati Volksblatt, Rep.
54-Chicago Stats Zeitung, Rep.
55-Chieago Freie Presse Rep.
56-Milwaukee Der Herald Rep.
57-Milwaukee Free Presse, Rep.
5S-St. Louis An2eiger Rep. as,
59-St. Joseph (do.) Volksblatt, Rep
60-Topeka (Kan.) Telegraph, Rep.
CHRISTIAN PRESS SUPPORTING CLEVELAND.
61-Congregationalst.
62-Christan Register
63-Christian Union. .. .- D.. g.
. 64-Ohristan at Work.
65-Week3y Witness.
66-Baptist Weekly.
67-Baptist Record. .Dtr ......
Note--Each and all the above papers (sixty-
sevenl with one exception, supported Garfield
in the last campaign, .5....s.. t.a
At the suggestion Of W. B. Nimmens OF
Button. Mr. w. S. Silver, Of that place, ad-
dressed inquiries to the papers in the above list,
o 10 which he has received answers from more
81 than forty. The answers show that many Of
a the papers did not support Garfield In 1880 while
many others do not support Cleveland now, but
are supporting Blaine and Logan. The answers
are worth reading:
NEW YORK JOURNAL OF COMMERCE. THE
Journal of Commerce did not give hearty sup;
port to the canvass when Garfield was elected"
David NJ Stone, ediror-in-chief.
ALBANY IN Y ExPREss-"The Express is
for Blaine and Logan, and has been since the
, convention. Albany Morning Express Co.
WORCESTER MASS. SPY-''The Spy is earn
estly opposed to the election OF Cleveland, and
desires the election of Mr. Blaine. The Spy
+, abhors Cleveland and his party, and is sure the
& country will be spared the humiliation of seeing
such a candidate, with such bad record behind
him, made President The Spy's candidates are
: Blaine and Logan, whose election the Spy surely
expects to announce next month."-John ).
Baldwin.
BuFFALo FREIE Presentation ma TO assure
you that the Buffalo Freie Press is supporting
81 Blaine with the same zeal as it did support
q Garfield The Republican ticket stands
June. Richard Goebel editor.
CINoINNATI VoLKsFREUND-"The Cincinnati
Volksfreund has existed. thirty -four years and
has never supported Republican candidate for
President. 1t has always been regular Dem
0cratic paper Henry Hacker, editor
ILLINOIS STATS ZEITUNG-"The Stats
, Zeitung in 1880 most heartily supported Gar
b field. In 1884 it is Indifferent "-Staats-Z eitung
Company
nanep hare Up Nj COhOaa
TEMPERANCE Review, MINNEAPoLIs-'fThe
hi, Review supported Neal Dow in 1880, and sup
ports Governor st. John at the present time. ;"
Il Bxby.
CHIOAGo HERALD--''The Herald was not pub
iished in 1880. 1t is independent in politics"
w j. Russell
DETROIT TIMEs-'"The Times was established
in 1883, therefore did not support Garfield.
Cleveland it does not now support heartily"
= Charles Moore
FLUSHING IN. VI TIMEs-'I send you here
with recent copies of the Times, which quite
enough, fancy, to show you that your infor-
nation was entirely alse.'-Samuel r. Quigg.
NEW YORK GLoBE-"The Globe gave Garfield
support in $780, and is now supporting James G.
Blaine. IT. Thos. Fortune.
ROCHESTER, IN. Y. HERALD-"rhe Herald did
not give hearty support to Garfield in $780, and
it is most phatically not aiding Cleveland this
ct year"-Samuel ID. Lee:
WORCESTER (MAss,) GAzETrE-"We are not
aiding the cause of Cleveland Wehave favored
Blaine. The Editor
MoNoNGAHELA pa REooRp-''The Record
was established in 1876 and until after the nomi-
nation of Blaine was conducted as an iudepend-
ent paper. The Record did not support any can
didate until this year. The Record.
CHICAGO TIMEs-'The Times did not support
Garfield In 18S0.r-W F. Storey.
ST.. LOUIS ANzEIGER DIES WEsTENs-"The
Anzeiger opposed Garfield in 1880 as heartily as
it is now opposing Blaine; Carl Danger.
BOSTON GAzETTE-'The Gazette supported
Garfield at nf q
Republican party III G. Parker
New York TRUTH-''rhe paper was pur-
chased four months ago, and is now under en-
tirely new ownership and management "--Jno.
P, Foley.
CoHoEs m " REPORTER -'This paper is
run in support of Cleveland. -Four years ago it
slightly supported Garfield; that was, however,
before came into possession. - A. Wager.
NEW LONDON conn TELE1:.AM.-"This
paper was formerly Republican, but two years
ago was purchased by Democrats..-T. d. Reed.
THE CHRISTIAN REGISTER (N Y.)-"The
Christian Register is not political paper, and
does not espouse the cause of any party in this
campaign.'-S. j. Barrows.
s. MILWAUKEE HERoLD-''The Herold does not
now heartily aid the cause of Cleveland. Our
Mr. Coleman the chief OF the Herold, is positive
In his opposition to Cleveland's election-Cfeve-
land would disappoint hundreds yes, thousands
. of men. The Secretary.
ALLEGHENY tPA) MAI1-"I send you the
obituary of the Mail y Threefourths of
= Ine voters OF the CITY are hepublcans, ana
democratic paper could not live Sam. F.
uIuty.
I BOSTON CoNeRReATIoNALTsT-'T Congre-
nationalist has in no way given its support to
mr. Cleveland. &C. A Richardson.
1 ROCHESTER IN ~ EXPRESS 1.-THE Post
Express is very heartily supporting Blaine and
Logan, as 1t also did Garfield and Arthur"-D
F.. Hunt
KANSAS Cry tMo.l sTAR-"The Evening