The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-28

men of this country would not be the passive
sufferers they are in other countries. He
cluded with describing the voters of tho country
as marshaied behind their leaders into great
armies. The first was the Republican army led
by James G. Blaine and John A. Logan; next
was the Northern army of the Democratic host,
led by Grover Cleveland and the Southern pha-
lanx led by Jeff Davis who cheer on their
Northern allies singing;
If YOU get there before we do
Look out for us, we're coming too
Great cheering.
Colonel Bridgand being called upon spoke
for about three minutes indorsing Mr. VIII
iamss remarks which had been verified to him
by personal observation.
GENERAL LoGANs VISIT.
meeting of the committee having in charge
the arrangements for the reception of General
Logan in this city next Friday, was held
yesterday afternoon in the office of Gen. r. S.
Foster
Captain w. d. Wiles was appointed com
mander of the division to be composed of bust
ness men and civic organizations taking part in
the parade.
Gen. R. S. Foster will have command of the
infantry division, and the following named per
sons members of his staff:
s. F. Gray, James Twiname Oran Perry,
IL Fl. Beville, j. e. Haskell John B. Elan, N,
Il. Ruckle John T. Brush, JOS r. Perry Berg
Apologize, OFT Hasselman, ]. G. Wheat, James
H. Shannon, Thomas K. Sharpe, G. f. Bran
Lowe, w. r. Clinton, John r. Leonard, Bruce
Carr G.. H. OBrien, Joshua Adams, J. r.. Forbes.
}. X Bigelow, john A. M. Cox, John W. Coons,
G. j. Dobbs, NJ. l.. johnson, j. G. Lennon w. f.
| Keay, T.J. Trussler &c Lamb, J. E. Cravens A.
d. Lynch C. L. Holsten, Fred Merz, James n.
| Ilif w. r. Miner, Robert johnson, Edward
MeDevitt, L. c. Garrigus, Horace Mckay, Ethan
A. Brown, John L. McMaster, George F. Nc
! Ginnis, Henry Ncolai, Hiram Plummer, Wallace
| Foster, f. q. Weislogle, II. c. Roney, ]. A.
| Closer, Jacob f. Scholl, George W. Sloan, r.
| NJ. Smock, 7. Spann, Theo Steinhauer, James
| n Stevens, James Stokes D. F.. Stout, W. G.
| WATSON, j. A. Abbott, Henry Sehwinge Harry
| Lehr
George w. Spahr, the commander of the cav
| airy division, has selected the following named
| persons to serve on his staff
| David Swain, chief of staff Aides-George
| Herriott, Samuel Shearer, George w. johnson,
| Ben Richardson, G. III. Shower, 9. w. Smith, S.
| H. Fletcher, Stanton J. Peelle, Thomas Endley,
| R. II. Reese, Miles Reynolds, F. E. Benjamin,
| K. T. Jenkins, W. II. Craft, Harry New r. r.
Shlel, Gale Denney. Benjamin Harrison, L. G.
| Wilson, David Meyers, Moses e. MeLain, John
Pfaf, R. S. Cotter, j. Henry Loves, Lew Wal
lace, B. D. Walcott, H. Shideler, Wallace
| feathers, f. H. Rasehig Frank Walker, j. X.
| Sharpe, Harry Coder, c. Fl. Wolcott
Dr. Thomas n Watson, who will have com
mand of the colored troops, has chosen the fol
lowing named persons as members of his staff
Phillip Franklin, H: G. Turner, William Absa-
lom, H. c. Webb, William Allen, Doc Wilson,
Washington Cheatham, Sampson Goliah, John
| Abrahams, John Williams.
General A. G. Jones has appointed the follow
ing staff to act as a reception committee for
visiting organizations: Colonel W. e. Pullen,
| chief of staff, Frank H. Raschig. J. K Sharpe,
| jr., Frank B. Walker, w. H. Morris, Mansie
zook, H. G. Lands, Charles H. Wacott N. N.
| Morris, Ben Walcott A. Fl. Stem, II. L. White
| head, D. H. Baker, Ed. Shideler, Charles E.
| Thornton d. De Wolf, Jacob f. Schol- Homer
! o. Ross, all being members Of the Morton Club
All staff officers are requested to wear dark
! clothes, dark soft hats, with gilt cord and red
| sash
Organizations of ex- soldiers intending to march
! in the parade should report at once by letter to
! General r. 8. Foster, commanding the infantry;
! those coming mounted, to George w.
| Spahr, commanding the cavalry; artillery
| companies or sections to Louis Kern, command
ing the artillery. and organizations of colored
exsolders to T. N. Watson, commanding the
colored troops Comrades in adjoining counties
are requested to come on horseback, if possible,
and to communicate with Comrade Spahr as
early as possible, stating about the number in
each company, when and at what point they
will enter the city He will then advise them
where to report, and provide feed ard quarters
for their horses. All communications relating
to the demonstration, other than of a character
above referred to- should be addressed to Fred
! Kneher general commanding or W. II. Tucker
chairman executive committee.
| Representatives of all Republican odganiza-
lions are invited to attend the meetings of tho
committee on arrangements, and TO participate
! i'll the street demonstrations, which will be I'M
der the general direction of the old soldiers, but
all organizations are urgently invited to join in
| the parade.
| To THE EX-soLDIERs OF MARION COUNTY.
There will be mass1neeting of the ex.soldiers Of
| Marion county in the Criminal Court room, on
| Wednesday evening, Oct 90, to organize for the
demonstration IN honor of General Logan who visits
our city on Friday next. All old soldiers hereby
requested to be in attendance General Coburn John
Elan and other comrades will be present and address
the meeting. FRED KNEBLER, Commanding.
To all Republican ORGANIZATIONS of the City of Ind-
annapolis and State of Indiana:
You are hereby cordially invited to participate in
the ceremonies attending the reception and entertain
ment of General John A. Logan, the Republican can
date for Vicepresident and take part in the demon
straton in honor of his visit to this city Oct b.
You win be assigned to places in the line through pub
| lished orders, TO be hereafter made.
Very respectfully,
! W. H. Tucker, Fred kneler,
r. S. Foster w. c. David
J. f. Twiname. Ben b. Richardson,
! s. Gray, j. G. Adams
Executive Committee.
Mr.. BLAINE's CATHOLIC ADMIRERS.
Tho vote on the cane to the most popular can
didate for President, on Saturday night, at the
St Patrick's Catholic Church fair, resulting in
the choice of Mr.. Blaine by $3.50 to l96 votes for
| Mr.. Cleveland created no little talk yesterday
| The result was pleasant surprise to the adher
ents of the Plumed Knight, and carried depres-
sion to the adherents of the man from Buffalo
| Mr.. Blaine's friends resolved that Father Hugh
ONeil of st, Patricks Church. should bear the
trophy to Mr.. Blaine in New York and make a