The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-01
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An enthusiastic: Republican meeting at vevaEs
Saturday night, was addressed by Hon. FL O.
Hay, of Madison.
A German Republican club. of seventy-nine
members has been organized at Lafayette. But
twosmeetings have been held and it is expected
byonefmeeting moretD make tlle1 membership
o~neshundred.
Eugene II. Bundg, candidate for Lieutenant
governor, was enthusiastically received in
Wabash on Friday evenings The meeting was
regarded as the f6rmaliops11ing of the cmnpaign9
and Mr. Buudg delivered an effective speech.
The rollingmill mepgof BRazilraisedasplendid
Republican pole on Saturday, There was a
large attendance, composed of men particularly
interested in thesindustfieso of Clay county. Mf
Russell addressedsth the meeting and madeta very.
fairspeech4
The senatorial convention for Steuben and
DeKalb counties was held on Friday at Pleasant
Lake, and3Nicholass Ends1ey, of Auburn, nomii
natedsfor senator. judge r.. ST. Taylor aIldi
Theron 2. Keator; candidates for Congress in,
the Thirteenth district, made speeches.
The johnson township, Scott county Blaine
andLogan club had a good meeting on athFday
night at New Frankfort. C.tB Harrod madesai
strong address. showing ~conolusively tIRat tho
bsstinterests of all the,people demand the con-
tinuanee of the Republican party1n power.
Al Irish organization ofone hundred mems
bers has. beenformed.at Lafayette for the sup
port Of the Republican, ticket. Among the,
membersare Con Callahan Wholesale grocer;
Patrick Feelys grocer; John r. Mccarthy hat
ter, and NJ. u. Gallahue,. late chief of the fire,
department.,
OmFrfday e-veningJudgesR. ST. Taylor spoke.
at angola. Thesspeech was almost entirely de-
voted to the taFiffiissue, andfwaseables and cons
vineing. Noaone holds asSteubeni county audi
enceebetter'than J~udgesTaylorY and.tllfough him
the f0rmals openingaof the campaign9 inG Stuben
was1an suspicious one
The jackson county Republican convention to.
select delegates to the county convention, which
meets at Brownstown, Sept 2. wasSheid in the
'Nwigwam"a at Seymour, on Saturday A full
county ticket will no doubt be put in the
field Sept. q and that veteran ofstwo wars, Col.
S. T.. Wells. will be pitted against Green Smith,
ofJennings county, in the race for joint senator.
Republican meeting was held at Browns
burg on Friday evening by the Republicans of
Lincoln township, atswhich aBlaine and Logan
club. was organized. The meeting was, largely
attended andmany enrolled their. names on the:
list. Speeches were made by leading citizens
The following are the names of the officers of
the club: John A.. Lingeman. PRESIDENT;
John A. Adams secretary; William Ellis,
treasurer.
John A. Chapman r. Rvneerson and Thomas
Bailey, Sc three gooda and reliable citizenssof
HillsbOro, disgusted with the Democratics party,
threw off their allegiance and united with the
Blaine and Lsganclubiof that place on Friday
might, Mr. Chapman is,one of the foremost,
.iIdHuSTS Ol Iu0 country VIfs Ddlf0Y 15fdaTebtfbu4
capitalist; and Mr. RyneersOn is a liardsworking
laboring man, with muchsinauene amongtthe
laboring,classes.
The Republicans Of Vernon township, Jack
son county, met'in convention at CrothersvllIe
on Saturday and selected delegates to the coun-
ty convention. Speeches were delivered by
Hon. VT. Walker, Mr.. ESerback; editor of the
Seymour journal, and Mr.. Endenbrooke. AZ
Blaine and Logan club was organized, ninety
six strong, with N H. Warner president. Josh
Foster and Fred Mardt, vice-presidents; w. H.
Tfisler andJ E.. Warner, secretaries.
The. Republican campaign was formally
opened throughout the State on Saturday, and
reports of meetings held at the following places
were,printed in the Sunday journal: Liberty,
Anroras Terre Haute, Oxford, Rochester, Lafay1
ette, LaPorte, Portland ConnersvilIe, Mnncie,
Columbia City, Goshenr Delphi, Monticello.
Peru, Ladoga, Greenfield, Logansport, Seyr
monr, franklin Knightstown, Washington,
Coyington, Brookville, Rosedale, RendIeten,
Winchester, North Vernon, Mitchell.