The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-12

Qhas. Meger, John Bernhard
Louis Yung Louis Mas
Fred Gansberg, H. Sponsel
Col f. Erdemeyer Carl Moeller.
Geo. Bosdorfer Jacob Huber
Prof. Paul Bahr H. Maesan
Chas. Wlese, John Unversaw
Andrew Unversaw, John Engesser
Phil Rappaport.
A sub executive committee, composed Of the
following named persons, was appointed:
Levi Kahn, NJ Hoffman,
William f. Rupp, John Lesser
p. Ruckelshaus, Phi. Reiehwen,
Otto Stechhan John Egger,
William Krautzkey sr.
The meeting adjourned until Thursday, Sept
10 Judge Gottschalk will speak under their
auspices IN this city. The Germans of Indian
apolis are more strongly organized in the sup
port OF the Republican party than ever before.
JAYHAwKER's VIEWS ABOUT OHIO.
James H. Woodland, who has been over in
Ohio investigating the causes of the Hooking
valley strike and its effect politically, for the
Cincinnati Enquirer, expressed the opinion to
Journal reporter, last evening that 1.-THE Demo
Gratis will be the heaviest losers from it, because
the miners are greatly displeased with the action
of the Democratic State officers in interfering
as they believe in the interest of cheap foreign
labor
What do you think wiz be the result Of the
the election in Ohio2n he was asked
The Republicans will carry the State. They
are getting back al the members Of the party
who were lost through the disatfectIon in the
Democrats over with them. / don't think there
is any doubt about the State going Republican
by good majority.
Major j. L. Plefson, chairman of the Repub-
hean central committee of Lake county, Ohio,
was IN the city yesterday, and was a visitor at
the Republican headquarters. He says that
Ohio is certain to go Republican.
A SHAMELESS FORGERY
The Democrats of Indiana have started out
to conduct their campaign this year upon the
same old fraudulent methods. and they are again
up to the same sort of trickery that in 1880 pro
duced the Morey letter forgery. A fraudulent
handful, reading as follows, was printed and
circulated about the city by the Democrats yes
teriay afternoon:
Republican jolIifcation over the news from
Maine tonight, in front of the postofiee build
ing at 1880 O'Clock. Glory enough 1900 ma.
jority for the Republican State ticket, and 49,
600 majority for the Prohibition amendment
All the organized drum corps Of the city will be
present Among the speakers will be Senator
Harrison Governor Porter Hon John M, But
out and extend congratulations TO the Plumed
knight from Maine, for bringing success to the
principles Of the grand old party
This bogus handsbill was circulated among the
class of people with whom it was supposed it
would have the most effect It. was printed at
the office Of a Democratic paper, at the direc-
ton of some of the Democratic campaign
managers.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL NOTES.
Hon Isaac P. Gray, sometimes heard of as q
candidate for Governor, is in the city.
Hon. Stanton J. Peelle will speak at Allison
vile, on Monday Sept l5
Hon. Stanton J. Peelle will address the citi-
zens Of North Indianapolis next Tuesday even
ing,
W. h Tucker, w. N. Harding and w. H.
Ripley will speak at haywood on Tuesday even
ing
The Republicans of Acton and vicinity will
have grand rally on Friday evening, Sept &c,
to be addressed BY Hon. Stanton ). Peelle.
Hon. Thad. S. Rollins, w. Allison Sweeney
and John Wilson will speak at the corner of
Elizabeth and Locke streets on Friday evening
On Thursday evening of next week Hon
Thad. s. Rollins viii speak at school-house No
IA. Washington township, north of Broad Rip
pie.
Judge Brennan Hon. James J. Walsh and
others will speak at the grand rally on Monday
evening next, at the corner Of Noble and Georgia
streets.
Hon Ferd Winter and Hon James ]. Walsh
the city on Tuesday evening next, at the corner
Of st. Clair and Dorman streets.
The Republicans in the out townships of Ma
rion county were never SO well organized and SO
enthusiastic as they are now The meetings are
everywhere large and enthusiastic.
Hon Stanton J. Peelle will address the citi-
zens OF Southport, on Saturday evening" Sept.
20, and on Thursday Sept. 25, at Lists School
house, on the Bluff road, in Perry township
Republican meeting will be held at Irving
ton, on Wednesday of next week. and will be
addressed by Hon, Stanton j. Peelle. It will
be an evening meeting and general turn out.
Governor Porter will speak at Waynesbure
governor Hanna will deliver an address at the
soldiers reunion at Cedar Lake to-day.
The independent party Of Indianapolis, the
leaders of which are two members of the bar,
Alfred Harrison and John Il. Dyer are making
extensive preparations for Carl Schurz's speech
here next Monday night
An interstate mass meeting Of Republicans
will be held at Union City on Sept, %, and will
be addressed by Governor Porter and Judge
West the eloquent blind orator Of Ohio who
presented the name Of Blaine to the Chicago
convention
In letter received at Republican headquar-
ters yesterday, John O. Cravens, the Repuh-
1ican candidate for Congress in the Fourth dis
trict gays: We feel quite strong in the hope Of
carrying most of our ticket through. The news
from Maine to-day acts as an elixir
The Eureka quartet that sung blaine for
Me- and Were Going to the Polls Boys at the
Maine ratification meeting last night is com
posed of four young colored men--John Gaskin,
Dune Buckner, VIII Miller and Ike Johnson
and their voices are admirably trained.
w Allison Sweeney and John Wilson, candi-
date for representative, spoke to large and
demonstrative audience at Sixth and Howard
streets, last night The Third-ward Republican
Club and Fifth-ward drum corps were present
Both speakers were at their best, and their re-
marks were received With enthusiasm.
William s. Holman and John o. Crayens, the
candidates for Congress in the Fourth district.
have agreed to make joint canvass and debate