The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-26

shipped to Shelbyyil.e by Peter Leiber yester
day, for the thirsty Democrats who attended
the barbecue.
CALL TO You've REPUBLICANS
The following call to the young Republican
clubs Of the State has been issued:
HEADQUARTERS YOUNG MEMS
REPUBLICAN, CLUB OF INDIANA,
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 20. 1884.
James G.. Blaine will visit indianapolis on Thurs.
day, Oct. 2, 1854 the guest of the State Board of
Agriculture The young Republicans of Indiana will
desire to pay their respects to him, and we hereby
extend an invitation to every Young Men Repub
lean club IN the State to come organized bodies
Reduced rates on all railroads viii be made Further
details to what part the clubs will take in the re
ceptlon OF the distinguished guest will be announced
J. o. HARDEsTY, President
W. L. TAYLOR, Secretary.
THE MARION COUNTY CAMPAIGN.
Republican meetings will be held at the fol
lowing places in Marion county on the dates
gwen
Friday, Sept. &c, 7.3O P. M--Hon. Stanton J.
Peelle, Acton, Franklin township.
Saturday, Sept. ", 7:30 M.-Hon. Cassius
M. Clay of Kentucky Park Theater city; Hon.
John L. Griffiths and Frank III. Blackledge,
Traders Point, Pike township
Monday, Sept. 20, 7:30 P. M--Hon. Thad. s.
Rollins, at wfgwam, corner Tennessee and Will
kins Twenty fifth ward.
Tuesday Sept. 80, 730 p M-Hon w. w.
Herod and w. H. Ripley, corner Ohio and West
Clifford avenue and Pendleton pike Nowland's
drug store
Wednesday, Oct l, 7:3O P M-Hon. Stanton
]. Peelle, Reichweins Hall, Noble and Market
Streets Ninth ward; Hon. Thad S. Rollins,
Washington and West streets; Hon John L.
Grifhths, Mapleton, north of city.
Thursday, Oct. 2. z. 30 P. M.--Hon Stanton j.
Peelle Indiana avenue and Michichigan street,
| Yellow bridge
Friday, Oct 8, 730 P. M-Hon Thad S Rol-
Inns, Fletcher avenue and Dillon street. DR.. s. z
Yancey, North indianapolis; Hon. Stanton j.
Peelle, Clermont Wayne township.
Saturday, Oct. 4, 730 P. M-Hon John A.
| Butler, Kentucky avenue and Maryland street
sixteenth ward Hon. Stanton j. Peelle,. Cum
berland, Warren township.
Mr.. joseph Evans will address the Blaine and
Logan club of the Sixth ward this evening" at
the hall corner of Fort Wayne avenue and St
Mary street Mr. Evans VIII give business
mans talk on the tariff.
w. H. Connect, Elder Sweres and Dr. S. A.
Ebert will address the citizens of the Four
tenth ward this evening, at the corner of North
and Agnes streets,
PERSONAL AND LOCAL NOTES
| Philip Rappaport, the editor of the German
Tribune, and one of the most able German
speakers in Indiana, will deliver an address at
Mozart Hal next Monday evening.
Hon. Richard Guenther, member Of Congress
| from Wisconsin, will enter the canvass Of In
diana for the Republicans, delivering his first
speech IN German in this city, Oct TO-
| John o. Hardesty, the editor of the Saturday
Review, and president of the State organization
OF Young Republicans, has the style Of badge
which has been adopted for the Young Mems
clubs, and viii furnish any desired number of
| them, upon application.
Hon. William Williams, the United States
Minister Resident at Montevideo South America
who is now speaking in Ohio, will return to In
diana after the October election there, and will
begin canvass of the State, delivering his first
| speech at Goshen on Oct. Z.
Hon. L. T. Michener secretary of the Repub-
llcan State central committee returned last
night from New York. where he has been spend
| ing few days. He says that there is no doubt
| OF Mr.. Blaines carrying New York, and that the
Irish revolt against Cleveland amounts to more
| than 60 per cent. of the total Irish vote The
stalwarts have gone into the fight recently with
| their accustomed vigor, and from everywhere re-
| ports are most encouraging.
| At the meeting at the Second ward wigwam
Wednesday night, Governor Porter presented
| the Porter Cadets a handsome flag Captain
| King, in accepting the flag, said: Governor
Porter, it affords me great pleasure to- thank
| you, on behalf of the Porter Cadets, for this
beautiful flag, and from this time until the close
Of the campaign we promise you that this flag
| shall be well to the front in every demonstra-
ton made in behalf Of the old party, and we
hope to hold this flag in the van of the fights of
future campaign Wnen, we certainly DelleYe
the ticket will read For President, Albert Ct
| Porter
| The meeting at the corner Of Meridian street
and Russell avenue last night was largely at
tended, fully LOCO people being on the grounds
when the Plumed Knights of Columbia and the
! Escort Guards, 500 strong arrived at the stand
| The Central Blaine and Logan glee club ''caught
on immensely, and sung at least seventeen
| times before they were allowed to depart The
meeting had been arranged for Rev. George w
! Pepper the famous Irish orator, but sudden
and unexpected call to the East prevented his
filing the engagement. The speakers were Hon.
Thaddeus S. Rollins and w. N. Harding, Repub-
| lican candidate for county prosecutor These
gentlemen ably discussed the questions of the
hour to an attentive and appreciative audience