Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-04
m.xDRaUKs.
He Makes . ntrsng Appeal to
luaiana voters.

luaiana Voters.
IspIAsAPoIxs, Sept. Sex Governor
Hendricks addressed an audience OF 20O0
persons for an hour and half ct Con.
nersville to-day st the fair grounds.
Mr.. Hendricks' reception was cordial.
He repeated substantially the same
spsech delivered at Indianapolis last
Saturday, and closed ~ follows: ''You
know have been several times . can
didste. (cries Of ''and elected once").
have been before the people Of Indiana
more frequently than / desired. When
1 was elected Governor did not want to
be q candidate; when was nominated
for Vice President before, did not want
q be o candidate; but its not necessary
70 talk about that now. (Cries Of mo-.
1 did not expect to be q candidate this
(Cries Of ''but we wanted you"). l tell
vou now want your votes the worst In
The world. (Laughtsr and applause and
cries 'syou will got thsm") That
l. what / want. Some people have said
that Q candidate for Vice-President
ought not TO 60 about making speeches.
Well, speak to men who have decided
ou.uions, and want them to say whom
eSev elect me this fall that the act which
.~xcisdsd me from the Office to which !
~ risct>d before, was an infamous out
rr~a. Republicsns believe 1t now. ZAP
r,icusa M cries, I'VE know it.")
hsve not found one for long time that
sras nos perfestIy satisfied on that sub-
jsct. ard they are becoming rapidly sat-
isfed Of another, and that h that | an
colns % be rewarded this fall. They
an Won that in New York the Irish peo.
,ole are going against the Democrats and
fhst the laboring party is not going Tor
CievsIsud. and al that. II Is not worth
while to disturb your minds about that.
An Irishman 10 . natural Democrat,
(Great applause and iaughter:I l sm
mot speaking OF that in fun, bnt am
speaking Of II In earnest He has
breathed the breath Of anxious. desire for
a better government In his own country.
When he came here his synpathiss were
for 4 popular government, honsstly and
economically administered, and there
has never been time when the rights OF
foreigners had to be vindicated in this
country that the Democratic party did
not stand by their rights. The Irish.
nan and Democrat stood together.
When was defeated In my own district
1t Shslbyvills Il was becAuse
1 would not be Q Know Nothing.
II 1 had been willing to have
beeu . Know Nothing and carry
Kaow Nothing votes would have done
well enough, butI would not, I would
havs fsIt 20 mean III the balance Of my
lifs could not staudit. lApplsase and
isuchter.l II was impossible. Now. my
fellow cifisens. il is not nsecssary for me
70 appeal to you any further. You have
known mo more CT less for good many
ysars. II am worthy Of the high ofihce
tns party has nominated me for then !
sppsal to you for your support now:
received great honor In the convention
that nominated me, such o very few
men receive. II was an honor
which felt was extended tf
the people Of my own STAT
and when they placed me In nomination
Il happened to bc at . time when die
not know what was going on In th'
Convention, and was not drunk either
d[Auehter.l Then / could not rsfnsc
and I did not desire 70 refuse II; but ! an
: candidate before you and / take OF IN!
hat and ask Of all ladies and gentlemen
their support. [Applause.l