The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-11

I IuSIlC6 and 1aIr pIHy WAS D6Ing v1OIat6u, Hnu
going to place where we could transact business
| consistent with the wishes OF a majority Of the
! delegates, and a majority as We believe. of the
| Democrats of the district 1t was an escape
from bullying, cursin yelling and general pan
| demonium, so directed by the minority as TO alb
solntely block all business sought to be fairly
and legitimaiey performed. Finally, it was
| rebuke to the most infamous and barefaced
/ political fraud ever attempted to be perpetrated
! in Indiana, and an assertion not only Of the indi-
vidual manhood of each of the majority but a
vndication OF the true principles of Democracy.
/ which tolerates no oppression. countenances no
| wrong, but which is always and everywhere the
impacable foe of injustice and fraud.
Following is list of the delegates signing the
above, with the precinct they represent, and
their place of residence:
First Ward-Henry Themes, 80 BrooFside avenue;
W. O. Sandman, 8 Alvord street.
Second-Dorman n Davidson 3o4 Broadway.
Fifth--John w. Kern, 526 North Meridian.
Sixth-M. O'Connor, 80 Central avenue
eel. 345 North East street.
Eighth. III. Mcclellan, corner Railroad and Yer
mont streets; Jos. Niemeyer, III Davidson street
street; c. c. Hedderich 23A East Washington street.
Eleventh-Will E. English, go Circle street, G. N.
Metcalf. Stewart Place.
Twelfth-W. A. Peelle jr.. 29S North Tennessee
| street,
Thirteenth-J W. Pennington, 1877 Douglass street;
A. Henry Russo 257 North California street.
FHteenth-Jas Costello, 276 West Maryland street;
Henry Armstrong, " South West street; Fred Lch-
enauer. 5S4 West Washington street, Patrick Marley,
800 West Maryland street.
Sixteenth-N. !. Hyde, Capital House; j. F. Hen
messy, Vandalia Office.
Seventeenth-W. NJ Hicklen % Madison avenue;
John Z. Lockridge 81 West Washington street
Eighteenth William H. Elder I43 East Wash
ington street, Chris H. Stein l39 Virginia avenue.
Nineteenth-D O'Leary, 204 Bates street.
Twentieth-C. j. Morrison. 341 East South street.
Twenty tirst-Martin c. Anderson, AZ Hoyt avenue;
John ID. Bremen. 100 Laurel street.
Twenty. second-Philp Zaph, 531 Virginia avenue;
Thomas +. Brown, 81 Dougherty street; Jesse s..
Whist, POI Virginia avenue.
Twenty-third- J. Logan 81 Sinker street;
j. H. Remington, AIS South Delaware street; NJ. d.
Delany. 10Y High street.
Twenty -fourth-Thomas Madden, 1856 South Me-
rdian street. Fred Miller. 249 Union street; Thomas
Heating 218 Union stree.
Twenty-ffth-C. J. Amman, Wisconsin street
Center Township Northwest, Precinct Robert
M. Madden, North Indianapolis.
Center. Northeast Precincts and 3-Albert E.
Ranch, York avenue.
Center Southeast Precinct 4-E. L. Rose, % West
Maryland street.
Decatur-James J. Cavanagh Valley Mills.
Plke-M L. Clinton. Traders Point.
HANCOCK COUNTY
Green Township-Lee Roberts. Fortville.
Brandywine Oliver Banks, Greenfield.
SHELBY COUNTY.
Addison-Township-J Perry, Shelbyville.
Shslby-H G. Morrison Shelbyville.
Marion-George Q. Gaines, Shelbyville.
union-John II. Brown-Manvile, Ind. (Postoffce
address.)
Liberty-S P. Stroup Waldron.
MADISON COUNTY.
Adams Township-Adam Forney Ovid
Anderson-Jesse L. Henry, James ONeal, Henry
Mershon I. j. McMahon. Anderson.
Boone-Morgan Sebrell, Rigdon; John Griffee, Sum-
mitville.
Deer Creek-D J. Jones' F. NJ. Huston, Elwood
Fall Creek-John Costello Anderson.
Jackson-Peter Hosier, Myers.
Lafayette-Samue Parson, Myers; T. B. Momentum
Anderson; j. L. Jones. Florida.
Monroe-John r. Sherman, Alexandria; j. w. Lee,
Alexandria; Enos Rutedge, Gilman.
Pike Creek-Roy Hannah. Elwood Ben Bauer, FL
Misunderstanding Swindell, Anderson; Joseph
Kecher, Anderson.
Stoney Creeks. R. Gather Zone vote), Anderson.
Union-A. c. Davis Anderson.
Van Buren,. A. Allen lone vote). Summitville
Note:-Ihe Madison county delegates were entitled
to one-haf of vote EACH except S. R. Gather and
A. Allen who cast full each. The foregoing
statement was signed by each delegate, in person,
whose name appears thereto, and, since it's prepare
ton, the Hon. James Sapsberry-a Madison county
deegate-states that he did not vote for Bynum or
| take any part in the proceedings by which it is
| claimed that he was nominated for Congress.
The above conclusvely proves that Mr.. Bynurn was
never fairly or regularly nominated, and his mmedi.
ate withdrawal is the only manly and Democratic
course for him to pursue.
The footngs are:
Marion county, antiBynum .............. As
Madison county, anti Bynum. Ia 10
Shelby county, anti Bynum. ........-....-... 5
Hancock county anti Bynum. 2
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