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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-17
INDIANA POLITICS.
Dearborn County Republicans-The Feeling
as to Candidates.

Dearborn County Republicans-The Feeling
as to Candidates.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
LAwRENCEBURG, March 16-The Republicans
of this water soaked Democratic stronghold met
yesterday, at the courthouse in this city, to ap-
point delegates to the various coming conven-
tons. The high water made it inconvenient for
delegates from the country to get here; but they
came nevertheless, in large numbers, and a
spirit of enthusiasm was manifested in the con-
vention that plainly showed the Republicans
were going to enter into the contest this year
with determination to win. The meeting was
called to order by J. E. Larimer, editor of the
Lawrenceburg Press. Captain D. Lostutter, jr.,
Of Aurora, was chosen chairman, and DR.. Col
Inns, of this city secretary. The meeting dis
charged its duties pleasantly and tremendously.
and then adjourned Your correspondent talked
with number of leading Republicans with a
view of ascertaining, if he could their choice for
Governor, and found the sentiment pretty
evenly divided between Calkins and
Dudley. All recognize Calkinss abil
ity, and some claim that he is en-
titled to the nomination from the fact that
he has been the recognized candidate for
long time; that he became a candidate with the
understanding that Dudley would not enter the
race, and that he became a candidate at a time
when the chances for Republican victory were
not nearly so favorable as they are now. On the
other hand, Dudley is known as a great organ
izer, and he is the recipient of much sympathy
from the G. A. r. boys, on account of having
lost leg in the army. However, either of these
gentlemen will suit the people here, and they are
confident that, no matter which is nominated, he
will be elected
For Auditor of State. Dearborn county will
send up solid delegation for Bruce Carr, though
it was deemed advisable in the convention to
send the delegates uninstructed. During the
floods of the past three years, Mr.. Carr has been
here in person doing all he could to administer to
thewants of the people, and being man well quail
flied for the position, he will get large number
of Democratic votes from this county if he is
mated. large number of leading Democrats
here are his personal friends and he will receive
their hearty support AS rule, the Republicans
do not nominate full county ticket here but to-
day they resolved to do this and to work for its
election The two factions that have long ex-
listed in the Republican party are going to work
together this year, and there is hopeful feeling
for the success Of both the State and county
tickets. Whatever else the late flood may have
damaged it did not even dampen the ardor of
the Republicans
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Corner Pennsylvania and Market streets.
NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGS.

Sealed proposals win be received by the Board of
School Commissioners for the erection and compile
ton of three school buildings, sand buildings to
be located as follows:
Iiighschool building, corner Pennsylvania and
Michigan streets
No s Grammer school building, corner Virginia
avenue and Huron street.
Fourroom building, corner Union and Phipps
streets.
Plans and specifications for the erection of the
abovenaEed buildings be at the rooms of the
Board, and after Monday. March H. 1854.
Separate proposals invited for the construction
of said buildings.
Payments to be made at the option of this Board,
either in cash, the work progresses upon the
terhcaes Of the person in charge of the work 80
per cent. of the estimates in cash, the work pro-
gresses and the remainder the LIST of July 1856.
bearing per cent. interest. Bidders may bid upon
either Of the above plans upon both. the bidder
specifying the terms of payment upon which his bid is
made.
Blank forms wi be furnished, and bidders will be
required to their bondsmen and subconJractors.
The Board reserves the right to reject any all
bids.
Proposals TO be carefully sealed and marked PRO.
posals for New School Buildings and addressed to
Chas w. Smith, Secretary Board of School Com
missoners and left at the office not later than p
March n, 1881
by order of the Board.
r. BROWNING.
Chairman Committee Buildings and Grounds.
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CIark County Renubiicans.
the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
JEFFERsONvILLE, March 15.-The Republic
ans of Clark county assembled at the court
house, Jeffersonville, yesterday. VIM. H. Fogg
was elected as chairman, and VIM. s. Terrier
secretary. Following are the names eff the dele
gates to the congressional convention: VIM. H.
Fogg, Captain s. B. Haley, E. G. Neeld L. A.
Douglass, Thomas J. Stuart VIM Adams, VIM.
Brown.
The following comprise the delegates to the
State convention, April II: W. H. Fogg, VIM. S.
Ferrier Gabriel Poindexter, ]. j. Halves, John
NJ. Glass, John r. Robinson.
Delegates were also selected to the State con-
vention, June 10. to nominate a State ticket,
which were as follows: Joshua Cook, D. S. Bar
more, Peter Reilly VIM. Ii. Foeg, s. B. HALEY,
J. NJ. Glass, DIR. S. G. Taggart.
The convention Endorsed C. A. Cox for Auditor
Of State and r. r. Shiel for Treasurer.
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shelbyviIIe Republicans.

Special to the indianapolis journal.
SHELBYvILLE, March l5.-The Republicans of
Addison township met in convention at Bless
ing's Opera Hall, today, Hon. N. B. Bergman
presiding, and Harry Whitcomb, secretary. The
following ticket was nominated For trustee,
George H. Dunn; justices of the peace, Preston
Jones and George NJ. Wright; constables, Jasper
Rehey, Jack Harris and William Goodrich; as
SCISSOR, Charles w. McCabe.
Delegates were selected as follows: Congress
sional convention: Mike Cooney, James Gore,
and Tom McCabe.
Joint senatorial convention for Marion, Shelby
and Hancock: N. B. Bergman, James McFad-
den and Alfred Maple.
District convention to select delegates to the
Chicago convention: George H. Dunn Warren
Good and Jack Harris.
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bartholomew Democrats.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
COLUMBUS, March 16-The Democracy Of this
county held their convention yesterday, and
nominated the following ticket: For representa-
tive, j. B. Reeves; treasurer, August Keel; sher-
if, James A. Brown; commissioner. Jacob Wag-
ner. The convention was harmonious, but the
ticket does not give general satisfaction. and its
success is by no means certain. The delegates
to the joint representative convention of Marion,
Shelby and Bartholomew were instructed to vote
for Louis Donhost man who has no qualiiica-
tions whatever for the position.
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A. B. GATES & co.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Office of the Board of Commissioners for the Erection
OF Additional Hospitals for the Insane
TNr, sr,Cr IL,

Office of the Board of Commissioners for the Erection
OF Additional Hospitals for the Insane
MINNEAPOLIS. March 3. 1881
Sealed proposals viii be received by said Board Of
Commissioners, at he Office OF the Governor at In
dianapohs, on the Sth day OF April, 1884, between
the hours of 10 o'clock m and IL o'clock u IN. for
the erection and construction of additional hoSp
tals for the insane. in conformity with plans and
specifications agreed upon by said board of said
hospitals to be erected in WAYNE county, near Rich
mond, the other in Nanderburs county, near Evans
vile.
Bids will be received for the work as whole or for
any classified portion as shown in the schedule and
specifications. All bids will be required be made
upon printed forms. prepared by the Board of Com
mlssloners which will be furnished upon application
All bids must be accompanied by bond Tor the faith
full performance of the work specified therein. as re-
quired by section four of the act Of the General As
semby OF the State of Indiana passed in 1888, ell
titled An act providing for the location and erection
of additional hospitals for the insane and the manage
1nent thereof under the authority Of which said hop
tails to be erected
The Board reserve the right to reject any an& all
bids.
Contractors will not he allowed to sihlet any por-
ton of the work without the written approval of said
Board.
Payments will he made monthly. as the work pro
crosses, upon estimates made by the Superintendent
of Constructions 10 per cent of such estimate to he
withheld until the final estimate. TO be made when the
contract is completed and the work accepted by the
Board.
The Board will not be responsible for the payment
Of any estimate unless funds have been provided by
appropriation by the Legislature.
INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.
Plans and specifications can be and after tho
10th day of March, 1884, at the office OF f. H.
ketcham, Architect indianapolis, Indiana.
Proposals must be indorsed Proposals for New
Asyums for the Insane and addressed to the Com
u!is>ones for the Erection of New Hospitals for the
Insane indianapolis Indiana.
Bidders are invited to be present at the opening o.
the bids, which will take place at the office of tho
Governor on the Sth day Of April next.
BY order Of said Board of ComInissioners
Governor and President of fine Board
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Carroll County Republicans.


DELPHI, March 15.-At the Republican CON
vention here to-day for the nomination of town
ship officers the utmost harmony prevailed, and
the party was out almost to man. 1t is the
common remark that never before has a like in
terest been manifested this early in the cam
paign. w. S. Ranny was nominated for trus
tee and David Lenard for Justice.
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A Tom Browne Club.


Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MHRoY March 15.--Last night Township
Committeeman James Corey succeeded in or
ganizing Tom Browne Young Mems Republic
an Club, at this place, with a membership of
thirty four, which is expected to be increased to
at least 125 in the next month. With "a young
mems Republican club of 12j members all wide
awake and real live committeeman like Mr.
Corey, will be able to take care of this town
ship and send up a rousing majority next fall
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have a good effect They say it will strengthen
those in favor of tariff reform and bring back to
favor the Morrison bill those who have been
wavering 1t will teach them that it is neces-
sary they say, for the House to do something
with the tariff
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Lawrence County Republicans.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
BEDFORD March 15.-The Republican county
delegates appointed to nominate candidates to
make the race for the different county Offices for
Lawrence county met in convention to-day and
proceeded to make the nominations. The con
vention was harmonious throughout and the
ticket made headed by DR.. Joseph Gardner, ex-
member of the Legislature from this county for
re election to that office
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for the Office in their party After the delegates
appointed to the several conventions res
oluton was offered nstructing the delegates to
vote for !. p. Gray for Governor. The resou-
ton was bitterly opposed by Capt. Sharrett, who
eloquently opposed the practice of instructing
DELEGATES 2at virtually tieing their hands. He
The resolution, however, was adopted, but it re
mains to be seen whether the delegates will be
houpd nv IL
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jaw County Democrats Instruct f.,r Ora,

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
PORTLAND, March 15-The Democracy of Jay
county held a mass convention to-day. Gen. NJ
d. Manson, Democratic candidate for Governor
was present and addressed the convention. He
briefly sleetched his military and political his
tory, eliciting rounds of applause. His presence
was surprise to many Democrats, who have
heretofore thought l. p Gray the only candidate
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Boone County Republicans.
ial to the Indianapolis journal.

SpeclaI 70 INC InulanapoIls JOURNAL.
UNIoNTowN, March Is. - The Repub-
licans of this Sugar Creek town.
ship. met in convention to-day and nominated
the following ticket: For township trustee.
Isaac N Wilson; justices of the peace, David
Cory, solomon Sharp and Nathan Mills: consta-
bles John w. Hines, Allen Riley and Jesse vii
mington.
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Effect of the sneech.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, March 16-Prominent tariff
reform Democrats express confidence that Mr.,
"arlisle's speech at New York. last night will
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THE name and fame of DR. Bulls Cough
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everywhere it is relied upon as the specific .or
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Bruce Carr tor Auditor.

special TO the indianapolis journal
SHOALS, March 15.-The Republican conven-
ton of Martin county, to-day, by unanimous
vote, instructed for Bruce Carr for State
Auditor.
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