The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-10-29

whether he should be called mp higher. zap
Hhy3 he Ia too honest for them. lApplause.J
MAN OF STERLING HoEEsTY.
man of sterling honesty is Grover Cleveland.
II the Government Is TO be freed from the dangers
OF a complex combination that will endanger ~
future, Cleveland In the man 70 DO II. lApplause.
Since lie has become Governor he has turned one
mrn out of Office. Governor Cornell had suosti-
tutsd q Stalwart for q one-armed soldier. Cleve-
land put out The S;alwRrt and restored the war
nor 20 his position. IApplsuss.l fhats the man
for Washington. some of our friends say: i
don't like Blaine; he was not my choice; bnt he
has been nominated by my party aud must not
msn are You when you will see your party de-
graded and damaged, but do not put forth al EFFORT
70 save ii? As yet the Republican party has not
like the I'm the Bible. fallen among thieves,
Dut the thieves are after IL. app ause.i III you
are fhith u Republicans, see 70 10 that the party
suffers no detriment No more injury could be
done tnan tn choose a bad leader hrst. APP
planSe.l Would yOu vote for Tweed were he
the Nominee OF your Partyf The logic oil this
Is infamous. the man who practices such priRci-
piles ought not 10 70 home until he has b4thed and
cleanse q himself thoroughly. lApDlanse They
become Independent Republicans. lApplause.l
They Eeak 10 raise the marty 70 higher moral
grounds. Applause They are the men VINO
seek 10 maintain the purity of the party. Zap
plause They are trying to get II out Of the mud.
THOSE BANNING CHARGES.
ITO elect Mr.. Blaine under ala the charges made
against him and under his history now published
10 TIE world, il TO say TO every impure man, no
matter what your lie, IL you get the regular nom
inalior, We will put you into the Presidential
chair tApplanse.l Wil you teach your children
thai lying Is not a sin? The truth is the cohesive
thing which holds society together. [Applause.
B sine into Tie Presidential chair is TO
LApplsuse.I We have NOT joined the
Democratic party except 10 keep out bad man
and put in good one. IApplaise.l DO YOU mean
oerats DO rot do well when they secure contro 4 =
the Government we will whirl them out OF it l
ssre ne Me- 20 are 90 70 assep liberty Of notion
meIee and 81 eech The world over. a great MANY
men Sre not free Traders am. lApplause. ut
biFbe T%n stonsthat Of honesty Vim not sncS
men as Bayard, Thurman, Carlisle and Lamar DO
for Cleveland's Cablnet2 Dc you prefer that II
should be Blaine's Cabinet, made up OF such char
ac'ers ss Dorsey, Elsins, Jones sad the like? How
would you like 10 see Jay Gould seated in the
chair Of the TrasuryP II you vote for Blaine you
you vote in the air; II you vo,e for Butler you
vote Tor mud. lApplauke If you vote for
Cleveland you vote for an honest man. lGreat
REFUTIEG INFAMOUS STORIES.
Viewer in any campaign have such infamous
stories been spread abroad as have been circulated
concerning the private character OF Governor
GleN6 land. The clergymen who assailed hlm
oneht 10 bison the hath Of creduIo1s men and
women. ana induce them 10 believe that the Dem
OtIAtic candidate for the Pr sidency an enemy
10 all GOOD morals. My l0nOreQ VIII u0DekuOW WI
to ytelf. during the past lew months cut slips
frC m the new spapers respecting the lie of Cover.
nor Cleveland at Albany she sent them 10 him
with letter, which VIII not be made public Bat
say you that lt Is perfect gem In English lit
sraluTe. She begged him 10 assure her whether
the charges made were true. BY the next mall she
was marsed private. When its contents were
made known TO me. immtd ia'ely telekraphed to
the Governor that sueh a complexion had the can
va : taken thai begged tnat the letter be maze
public. He replied Certainly, II in your judg'
ment it is right and proper Twill read it."
THE READING OF THE LETTER.
Mr.. Beecher then read the letter. As he pro-
cetded his eyes filled with tears and his voice grew
hUsTy. Handkerehiefs were raised to the faces oil
paisete repy to the gross SANDERS. When Mr.
BeeUhtf finished q mishty cheer for the reform
Govern OF went up from the multitude. When the
applause had subsidized, Ar Beeeher, with team
Craslng one another down his cheeks, continued
Wren Eas In trouble In years gone by made
vow never tS permit friend - suffer nnInsty
lies which sting 10 the death. Applause.l shall
inteIpose II possible thield against the storm
OF abuse that has raned upon TINS
friend In bis hour Of need ana Distress If
tail 10 sid IN stamping gross ana infamous Sian
tongue eleave 10 my mouth and may my righ
hand forget its cunning. lGreat applause I vii
initiate the examples of my friends in Plymouth
Church IN my hour OF trial. They we're no
asl AIMED OF my hand. They stood by me- They
have placed my duty before me, and wi emu
late their example ! will not permit an innocent
man to be run down by hounds aud scandal
mcnEtrs and not interpose my protest and defenst
against al eomerS" lGreat applause.
Governor Hendricks yesterday received
evidences from Ohio and Kansas that he il
kindly remembered IN those sections. The
first was an elegant nickel-plsted horseshoe
from the Democrats of Montgomery County
Ohio, and the second was O barrel of Brother
Jonathan" apples. presented by the Lesven
worth (Kss.) Soldiers Home Reception Com
mittee. The following letters accompanied
the gifts:
DAYTON, o.. Oct. 2s. 1854.
Hon. Thomas a. Hendricks, indianapolis Ind:
HoNORED SRI send TO you by express a hors
shoe which is presented TO you by the democrat
l Of Montgomery County, Ohio, as an eulSlem o
EoOd luck, and with our best wishes for your sue
cess Your most obedient servant,
J. H. ENSIGN.
LRAvEEwoRTH. Kas. Oct, 1881.
| To Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks, Indianapolis, Ind.
Leavenworth Soldiers Home Reception Com
mittee These Brother Jonathan" apples wer'
grown in Leayenworth County, Kansas. on tn
"1Tee OF Liberty" watered by the clouds @
''Dlouthy Kansas" and whoever partakes OF then
freely Will be imoued with the Hottest aspiration:
OF freedom.
THE celebrated pre- Raphaelite painter, MI
Burne Jones' is at work upon the cartoon
4 for the mosaic decoration of the dome of tn