The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-01-10

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Gret 4n1o ,,Sda ,,,I1i fo,,c 10 fl" afta,nTt
to defeat him inside Of the Demoerafic T,a1,tv
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his had hoo, in ;,,a az li I5a .losad .Zi+b tha
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Tbn,.,,s1, ocread 10 HE {VsIigndi o.haIn'sl soma
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H. III - , ~, C.,,,,,,. a,J III, tho
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tI;s noint tbe on,bi+ion of AR Pendle-
ton came in "a dofnn+ +ba homes of Mr. Val
Iandigbo,p M, pon,1e+,,, nod ,.ecentl1- 1,eey
s,5Sded ,bot l n,;o1,+ ton",,,o President of
he II,,ited ssta+s on fbn .,,cenboc1, issne His
trainer and hacker was Washington Mclean
then chief owner of tbe CINCINNATI Enouirer
One man ,a,-sr ,,as ,.madeH nv another in 1,oli-
tics to n oreater extent than George II Pendle-
ton was made" by Washington Mclean as to his
presidential candidacy IN 1858 To-day the
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may be described as a son of the old man As a
first condition Of Pendleton's success IN 1868 it
@as hecesSr5 70 slEe mn ui,i'e9 suIoITv 20
beIay-ed co1ld not he sen,ad without Giving fbe
senatorship to Thurman instead of Vallandig-
nam 20 the solemn compact nae 10 % p 30
aI+a, o an b;tion Woyi
was sent out by Washington Mclean and other
friends OF Pendleton that Thurman must oe
l,1 ,, ,,3 +ot ae ts was dane tbe old
Romans he was called even thc1l-would con
test Mr. Pendleton's claims to a presidential in
dorseinent IN ONO and rs candidate before me
national convention which was afterwards held
in New York. The bargain was made and car
red out. | met Nallandigham two days before
the senatorial caucus was held II Columbus lie
had heard rumors of the sell out" but his
egOtlSm would not let him believe them. They
dare not do it." said he 1.-THE Democratic party
would rise as one man and hurl them from power
if they did He also said to me that he was
firm believer in predestination and that he was
predeStned to be contemplating what ne
had so often said before that seat in the Sen
ate was the object of his highest ambition.
Among the frmest supporters of Vallandigham
in this contest was Frank Hurd, now member of
Congress from Toledo | think he Will bear me
out in all | say in this article
1rc-r,1 ,,ro,,ss ,rrAr ro7, o1rr rPrs,nr,Jcv
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Fdlahol5hsih went nome sa' anu hiuoh
changed man. His most intimate friends pre-
dicted the fate which has since befal1en him.
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OLA nnou'ns i"'ef "ehe W Nc" olA 10 iep'i'
the Democratic Convention which met IN Tam
many Hall on the 4th of July 1865. Vallandig-
hon, woe j., t,,a c;+- i+o,,7;,o, &c ba cold 70 no
nam vas III 'i9 oi'9' 10 iie ''i'' ~ D0
aqulet and dslnterested spectator. General Nc
Cook, ardent Pendleton man and the char
man of tho Ohio dslaea+iop asl,ad mo ono dav if
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knew where Nauandlgham was stopping, ana
if I would carry message to him. answered
voc os 10 10th Tho roessaqa was that thev
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