The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-15
o0LITICAL NOTE AND GOSSIP.

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!. S. KALLooH, the notorious ex-mayor Of
San Francisco is conductin0 tha Rntler cam
paign in California
TRENTON Times. The breath Of scandal has
AT last reached candidate 81 .Tobn HI U.s.
brought up on bottle
TACOMA IN. II. J Democrat: General Butler
believes he can poll 1000. 900 votes. Whv. GER
tainly. There are Rem and Cybar,as Dana
thew are 0-and the otha, mo mn will ha oas 8
nick IN almost anv,vbara - = -'1S' "
TuE Montroso pew Ran,,b1ioo,, o,.;,,a -
have been the first naner in the country = do
clare definitely n favor IL the Fannbl;con ,,arts
it having done so Jan /, 1855, with the motto,
=, freedom and Right against Slavery and
>" .ois.
1Arhick WALSH, MEMBER OF the democratic
national committee for Georgia. who has been
spending some davs IN Nav yorl ur;+as -
tba An,1,s+a Ch,snyr;aln e - ~, H. liz -
chief that it was great mistake to nominate
cleveland.
GOVERNOR CLEVELAND vetoed BILL passed
py large majority OF the New York Leglsa-
ture, which would have deprived the Board of
AiuerInen o. New ( ork city OF the power OF CIV
ing away broadway, or any other street to
railroad corporation.
The temperance people Of Iowa through their
societies have passed mon the ouestion and re-
fused to mt a 81. John ticlat in +ba aald A.
the Fort Dodge Methodist conference a private
poll showed only one preacher, among the many
F-1s0..' = = = - ~
- 40 : 1e'9 Aiolas iiona, ris. =
spreading himselI over the natands OF 1ndlana
with all the exuberant ardor of chronic en-
thusiast. Mr.. Hendricks nrobahlv doesn't sex
.,oot !, ~, w. u..a;,7o.4 - 1880. s,
~ ILL.,; - ~ a ny Sot
~ stl e 49, It ~ 10y
until It is time 70 SOW oats next snr;no
PHILApELPHIA Press. The attitude of the
Boston idealists toward Logan. if we measure il
correctly. is this; They concede that he foupht
brayely for the Union. but thew regard his oc.
oaa;o,,ai q j, .asso,, ,t.la II
oA'iOA''i H'10 uso " Slie hoiaeifo Piououn u0
as menace to the Republic. Furthermore, as
we observed on former occasion, he persists in
committing the ottense, objectionable in Boston,
OF pronouncing 'cawn't7 as If it were spelled
cant
LOUISVILLE Courier-Journal: Men who favor
a continuance Of protection will vote for Butler
or for Blaine the only hope for electing Mr..
Cleveland is in getting for him the votes of those
who favor revenue reform. The tariff issue
must not he lodged in this campaign. thought to
be put to the front and the fight made on the
line laid down by Mr. Morrison. If an attempt
is again made to change front In the face of the
enemy, the result may again prove disastrous
NEW YORK Tribune: II is true that in Indi-
ans &c - Ohio aud sAvoro, o+bar sto+os +ba
Democratic ro,t,, hoe ,noda ~ ,ro;, 1911 -
Ia4a ,,or az iaao 49, dn;v,I e ,rh;a,,,, -,
,nona - ,a,,,s xralfana ~ o+,a.
blessings, temporal Of spiritual The funny
part of it is that the people who entertain that
idea, and openly avow it. and declare that they
are lighting their battle on that issue, also admit
that they expect to succeed by the aid OF the
Prohibition vote.
uGATtJn asked an Ohio man. teVVbat do Won
4h;.l. a,a.,4 az. I.;al g. 1,,a.oor ~.
CniuA aooue thls 1risn NoSe Aor Diaines ano Inc
Ohio man responded There is something very
mysterious about it 1t is far steadier than we
might suppose from the past addiction of the
lrlsn 70 sng penlocl's1lc PaisS IN ny Jug
has committed some offense Of which the Catho-
lie church has knowledge. Whateverit is, it is
pretty clear that the church Is giving no coun-
tsnance ont ra1her strong olscountenance 70 Nlr.
0ieVelanu-
BOSTON Journal: The Heralds Washington
correspondent saws that the Democrats az the
..,,aa,..4;a $1,000. 49, * a-t ~
'easq say sa' = coss .no
hepuolcans 300, OOO TO carry Maine, OF which
sum Mr.. Blaine contributed $50, 600. OF course
Sns az I4e st 3
an campaign accounts and Consequently are in 4
position to speak by the book. Nevertheless,
nave reason 70 oe so eod Snas the pemocraSlc
discrepancy from the Democratic stand point.