The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-01
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WAlKHRroS, IND, July 3l.-A tri,
through q goodly portion OF Northern lndi
ana shows the Dem ocracy to bs in rs.he
dsmorai'ssd condition, SO much 80 tha
careful ohservers believe that, II the cleo
ton wero held to morrow, the State would
give Blaine and Logan, 50, ,OO) to 10 900 ina.
tority. The 1aborins masses are bitterly
opposed to Cleveland. His record in veto.
ing bills calculated to ameliorate ths con.
dition ol The wo.kingmen will cost tie
Democ'alle party tL0ussnls OF votes 10
lndiana. The feeling iu ih4 Northern sec.
tion is the, same al over the State, -.
In South Bend, q Il ,urishiug city OF %
wv inhabitants. .sre many large rnaopt,c
to5its.:t The :; wofking,aen eiuploy.d ia
them, without regard to nationality or
party, will cast a hesvy msjNity yoss for
Blaine anu Logan. Numerous Democrats
have informed the Reporter that they will
vote for Blaine and Logan and msay viii
not vote stall. Hon. T. J.. Wolf, ex,nsm.
Der OF lhe lndiaus l. gisla,uie and the
leading merchant Of Waskerton, Hsys:
Il bave met many Democratic who will
not vo:e lor Cleveland and H.pdrick,: bnt
have yet 10 meet a solitary Republican
who will not vote for Blaine sad Logan.
NY hrss cholce was arthur, but ss he was
not nominated, l shall cheeriully suppor,
Blaine ald Logan. / think the RrpabIi.
cans will Carry Indiana by large msior.
ity." I,
The Republicans have the advantage OF
The Democrats, also, iu the fact tha. ih.v
have placed in the field Tor Governor on.
OF their most popular and influential men
"a scholAS and brave soldier during The
war, Msjox Vim. II. kins, fsr tbs psst
three tern6a member Of Congress from tho
Thirteenth Dis,ric! formerly SCHUYLER Col.
iax's old disrict), lsa gentleman who in |
received with affection and enthu,i,sm
'herever he goes. He entered the army
when almost boy, xad his record as
soldier Is one TO be proud Of. His record
IN Congrees is an excellent enc. Hs was
attorney 10 Porter county, and |
served III the Legislature before going to |
Corg"ss. On the other hand, Colonel |
lsaac 1fay, bis opponent, is exccpedjpply !
unpopular. He Ia'sed a regiment during
Tue Wal, Out some one else took it 10 the
iiont. He TAs commissioned Colou.l.
and, With two ccinpAniee, uia sor. nj
patrol duty along the banks OF the Uuiu
river, but never SAW b.ile. He left the |
Republican psr:y in 1872, because it re.
fused 10 Dominate him i.r office.
Even the name Of Thomas 4. Hendricks
will adu little strength to the Danccratlc
Presidential ticket. Hendricks ID not near
PSRas IN h hhs1ps pae e Rs ss;s sAa
Hendricks grew up boys together thus
speaks oi tho tai! Of the ticket:
',R-publIcaDs helped to alscs Hendricks
Governor Of Ind ana in 1872. When he
ran be made all sorta Of promises to the
temperance people, most OF whom we're
Republicans, aud they voted for him. Bat
as coon as BIZ Was Governor be f.i!ec TO
keep hls word, and did all he could against
the temperance cause. They won't and
don't forget it. We look upon Tom Hen,
bricks as y political tim mmer, and irs;ucere
man, and one who csn'I be trusted. He
has lost lots Of !riends in his own party.
de is only an imi,ator. There is nothing
original about him. Joe Mcdonald ia 80
honest man, snd eays and dots what he
thinks is right. he would hhye made a
much stronger run than Hendricks"
The soldiers are enlhuslast!c over Logan
aud Baine, ard l4,gsn will receive slmost
the entire soldier vote.