The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-08-23
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
Assignments Of Speakers The Irish Disaf-
fection- The Big Meeting Tonight.


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The Democrats are becoming alarmed over
the disafection among the Irish, and orders
have been sent out over the State from head
quarters to the local committees in every county
to work with the Irish voters and endeavor to
prevent them from leaving the party There is
bitter antipathy among them to Cleveland
The reports indicate that everywhere they are
denouncing the Democratic party, and are com
ing over to the support of Blaine and Logan
From the per cent of changes which have been
made in the more thickly-populated sections, it
is calculated that fully one-half of the Irish
Democrats viii vote the Republican ticket
Captain Mat O'Doherty, Of Louisville, who
has been jealous Democrat heretofore, writes
that he will support Blaine and Logan, and it is
probable that he will come to Indiana to speak
during the campaign.
John Brennan, of Sioux City, Ia, member
of the National Irish Land League, and NJ C.
Quinn, of Peoria, the well-known Irish agitator.
will speak in Indianapolis on next Saturday.
Among the additional appointments which
have been made for Republican speakers on
next Saturday, when the whole State will be
ringing with Republicanism. are the following:
Gen. William Crosse, at Kokomo; James F.
Elliot at Windfall; j. e. Melett, at Red Key,
Jay county MAJOR Calklns and W. w. Curry,
at Aurora
Hon. Charles L. Holstein will address the
Jackson county Republican convention, at
Brownstown, on September 2 %
Hon Cassius NJ. Clay, who canvassed Indiana
IN 1901 IN the support OF Lincoln, will come to
the State early in September, and will speak at
hushvllle on Sept 10; New Castle, Sept 16; Mum
Gle, Sept IL; Hartford City, Sept, Is: Portland,
sept ~ Richmond, Sept 20: Winchester, Sept
81 Marion, Sept 20 Wabash, Sept "a; Peru
Sept 70; Noblesville, Sept 26, and Indianapolis,
Sept ~ M,
Hon. b. Wilson Smith, who is a candidatefor
reelection to the Legislature from Tippecanoe
county, was visitor at the Republican head
quarters yesterday he has been through the
southern part OF the State, and he finds that the
lndicatlons are favorable to the Republicans He
says bnat the hepuDhcan majority IN Ilppeca-
noe county tins year Will not be less than 600
II there had been any doubt that W. E., En-
ton u mas been removed by the following para
gSaph, which appeared IN yesterdays Sentinel,
and which sounds very much like it had been
written oy the Senior English
while Hon. William E. English, the present in.
cumbent, is not candidate for renominatien,eit is
generally understood that rendered nomination it
MI 3os De anu 9 nay pc sac Win certanty
Vl1es nAs nA'no % ~ que '0ntene'on.
Dover Hill has been speaking in support Of
Blaine and Logan. and it is said that at Shoals
week ago, while Thomas R.. Cobb. the Demo
cratic candidate for Congress in the Second dis
trict, was speaking at the court house, she had
larger audience and better meeting
Eugene 6. Hay, Of Madison. dropped in at
Republican headquarters yesterday, and gave a
very encouraging report OF the present political
outlook in the counties along the river. Mr.
Hay will speak at Neyay on the Both inst.
8 Will II Walker. OF SCOTS burg, was In the city
yesterday, and during the day called at the com
mlttee headquarters Although the active work
OF the campaign has not yet begun in his dis
trict, he says that there are indications that
there will be vigorous fight between the two
parties a epa .ssw
IorIer VII preslue over me TaTk
furnished by the camnaien ciee cIub - =
The Sixth Ward Blaine and Logan Club had
an enthusiastic rally at their club room last
w Hess a,,5 othars dt Sn,sad
ont in the parade tonight, uniform or no uni
form. Every Republican in the ward is cordial
y lnvleeeto De Prssens sonlgns az s'S0 oeioeK,
corner OF fert wayne avenue ana ~ mary
street. and assist IN the demonstration
s The Porter Cadets, OF the Twelfth ward, Cap
tain King commanding will turn out this even
ing in their new uniform So
Comnanv r of the Ross Cavalrv cons;stiao
f - - hoa 1890 4S f1F
lowing omcers; Iom &hilb captain; Lee
rulHer, nfSb lleuJehant; EA0mas BROCK second
lieutenant All who wish to take part in the
parade Saturday nlght meet at Brooks livery
stable at o'clock this evening as
Second ward Republicans will meet at en-
glne-house thus evening to take part IN the
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