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

porter stood near Bingham q Walks lewelry
house, land see the cane"
1t is beautiful godheaded stick, elegantly
chased and upon it are engraved the words,
Voted by the Roman Catholics of Indianapolis,
Oct. %, 1884, to the Hon James G. Blaine
"And that's the cane is it, inquired the re
That's it" said Father Hugh. ANY stick is
good enough to beat bad dog, but this beauti
ful stick is for James G. Blaine
A REPUBLICAN GERMANS IDEAS.
Joseph Emminger, of the Circle Park, a well
known German, in conversation with gentle
man the other day came near voicing the political
sentiment of the average thinking German. 81
am Republican though do not always vote
the ticket. The time has been, in local and State
elections, when thought my business interests
involved, that l have voted with the Democrats.
But I am Republican, and when a national
campaign comes on and the country is in danger Of
falling into the hands of the old Democracy,
tall into line with the party that preserved the
Nation, and in whose hands it is safest. | went
into the army green German boy, and foughtfor
this couutry-helped to suhdue treason and
wipe out slavery. I can't forget those things.
must still be member of the party that holds
in its ranks nearly all my old comrades, and that
Is opposed by the party that holds in its ranks
all those formerly in arms against the Nation,
and who are the active leaders today"
SENATOR THURMAN HERE.
Senator Allen G.. Thurman, of Ohio, arrived
here last night, and is at the Grand Hotel. He
came at the request of the Democratic State CEN
trial committee, and will make four speeches in
the State-at Greenfield to-day, at Nashville to-
morrow, at Gosport on Thursday and at Madison
on Friday Early last evening he was in consul
tation with Chairman Henderson, VIM. Hen
derson and other prominent men of the party
for about an hour. He declined to
see the reporters who sent up cards,
pleading fatigue and Discrimination to be inter
viewed. He is not in robust health and retired
about o'clock. He said to one of the gentlemen
with whom he talked that he had just returned
from New York, and he thought that State
would give decided majority for the Cleveland
electors, and that the real fight therefore, would
be in Indiana.
COL. DUDLEYs ARRIVAL.
Col. w. w. Dudley, Reconnaissance of Pen
sions, arrived in this city from Washington yes
terday morning and deTing the day and evening
spent several hours with the members of the
committee in canyassinG the situation in this
State Col Dudley will leave this morning for
Lebanon to attend to some personal business,
and will then go to Wayne county, returning to
this city in time to participate in the Logan re-
eeptien of Friday. He Is in excellent health,
and is sereneiY confident of Indiana giving a
good Republican majority.
THE COUNTY CAMPAIGN
Meetings will be held in this county as fol,
lows:
Hon Stanton J. Peelle at Elizabeth and
Locke streets this evening at 1870. Colored Els
cort Guards aud Battalion will escort the speaker
from New Denson Hotel at 1880.
Lieutenant Governor Hanna, Hon. Ferd
Winter and DR.. Levi Ritter at Hadley's Grove
Cermont, to-day at o'clock.
Hon. WIN. L. Taylor and others t1night at
end of Brookside avenue, Center township,
Northeast, at 730.
Hon. w. W. Herrod and J. L. McMaster at
school-house No. A. Col Samuel Merrill at
Irvington, Wednesday evening, Oct. 80 at 100
Dr. Levi Ritter at Valley Mills, Thursday
P. Fehrenbatch, of Ohio, will speak at Park
Theater, Wednesday, Oct 90
Hon. Fred Douglass, J. l.. Sweres, j. S. Hin
ton and others will address the meeting at the
Park Theater at 7:30 this evening.
Hon. Thad S. Rollins will speak at South
port Monday evening, Nov. 3, at 7;30
NOTES AND PERSONAL MENTION.
A petition has been filed in the federal court
asking for the appointment of election super
visors for St Joseph county.
NJ. Cayton says that Armstrong Assembly,
Knights of Labor, never made an investigation
of the charges brought against John J. Cooper
Aho AnopuhACdu ttb ClbEIuOuG WAS ldFStly
attended on Saturday evening and was addressed
by Thad. S. Rollins and Captain BieIer, cand1-
date for State senator
The Republicans of the Second precinct
Seventh ward, will meet at the club rOom No
294 Massachusetts avenue, this evening. All
Republicans are invited
A meeting of the Republicans of the First
ward will be held on Hill avenue this evening,
and will be addressed by prominent local speak
ers. The First Ward Republican Club will turn
out in body.
Governor Porter went to Columbus co speak
last night, and this afternoon he will speak at
Nashville, in Brown county, which is one of only
three counties that he failed to visit during his
canvass of the State IN 1880. He will be absent
from the city during the entire week. filing APP
pointments.
Chairman Henderson, of the Democratic com
mittee, was in particularly sangulne mood last
night and said that he would bet 81 600 on CIeVe-
lands election, 81, 900 on New York going Demo
cratic, and 81, 900 on Indiana going Democratic.
He will not have the slightest trouble in finding
takers for one and all of these bets if he will
put up the money.