The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25
APLAN TO STGlLl STATE.
new THE REPUBLICANS OF IN
DIANA HAVE
Arranged 10 Take Possession or the
Legislature OF That State and
klect a u. ). senator.

CNoSEArI, O., November "a. The
IrdifBanols correspondent Of the
TIM Tar, sfteE carefully looking over
The 6eld, ssseits that no man Can tell
WI st the outcome may he in Indiana.
TIE Democrats declare there viii be
no great contest for The Sera'or but
thst the most grace full concessions
will be made by the Rpublican
minority Ia the elect on OF a Demo-
erat. To this the Republicans assert
With vigor and vehemencs that the
Den Ocrat msj0rity OF two cannot he
main ed save oy corrupt or Ievolu-
ionary measures. IL is the great faith
Of the Democrats in possession. They
have the majority which they think
will insuTe its mAinlenance. To much
of this boast the Republicans TeieT TO
the late episode in Ohio, where TWEEN
ty-one Democratic Senator'S were igno-
miniously beaten by seventeen
Republicans and q rerVy Re-
puOlical Governor. But Spesker Jew
CIT, Of the last d morrAtic Ill use here,
remarked last night hat tuel ct cs
could rot win In Indiarai that The
De orrats had a Governor on their
aide who could be depended upon in
an emergency. and hack OF him was
she A6intant General and State mill
tia o. courss al this tals is not meant
for reVo uton. but merely for It's et'
feet "Y0u Republicans Of Ohio are
made OF moie nerve thsn ia 80 OF In-
dsns," said Jewstt. Our fellows are
Lhaid. Trey are not slick"
N'DoEALD's CHANCES.
ID. M. RansdelI, Vice Chairman OF
Tire Repub. lean State Committee, sayB
that even should the Democrats con-
troll the Assembly, Mcdonald would
not he the Senst r. Just te'ore Rams
dell tod me this, we had shaken
hands with the ex-senator and con-
FystulAt d him upon his suc ess IN
iha 10 ephone suit. Mr.. RaOsdeil
doee ntt consider Mcdonald the
leader in Indiana, becsuse he has
dropped into such conservative
groove. This IS not B'ylith or POM
lar with Indiana Democrats, and Nc
Donald IL to lie thrown over bv the
rivalry Of o her leaders. Gray, Voor-
kses and Lamb propose to control the
Democratic machine, and they will
inst about do 1t. Mcdonald is n I
leputed rich bat in very confer able
eiTeumstf noes. His law partner, Bat
Ter, is wealthy, aud II ay sfsist the
canvas. Mcdonald himself expects
10 he IL. eted. He will probably fad
himeef the Thurman OF Indiana.
HARRISON VERY QUIET
Hepator Harrison ia at home, and
IoY the past week has been busy in To-
raj pTao ice, which had been neglected
dur ny he canvass. He Is very Teti-
cent about the situation, an indication
that he aud his Managers are at work,
and know Whist they are doing. The
Senator certainly has reason TO con-
arstu q himself on the turn things
have taken, for in this and other cities
where have head the indiana situa-
tion discussed Harrison as q Pest
Dental po'sbili y has been very favor
ably mentio led. Neither Blaine nor
Sherman seem TO be particular favor
Res here, but the choice seems to be
for Harrison or FOrAker--some new
mau who has not before figured In
nA,ionAl conventions. Some OF the
beht aud most ekilled politicians with
whom have talked recently incline
to believe Roscoe Conkling f6 mida-
bic man for the Presidency. l heard
some OF this talk here, and II came up
afler tho death OF Arthur was an.
pouueed. This event, 1t WIS thought,
would wipe out the old feeling Of
mugWumpeTy and the bitterness Of
Arthur followers toward the more
boisteFous, en- hu:iasio element which
has not yet been in power.
WHAT ENGLISH IS DOING
VIM. Ii. English will lead a revolt
in that 8 ate againet the Pr sident a d
his administration and will be a can.
didste for tha Senatorship upon thai
issue. His paper, the Ind auBpolis
SeAlinel, has already begun t. mod
sentiment In opposition TO the admin.
istration. at l. true" continued the
speaker, "that Mr.. Eoglish 10 can
didate for the Senate add will give
Mr.. McDonald a spirited race for the
honor. Since the election his paper
has baen silent upon the subject o.
The successor OF Senator Harrison
Mr.. NcDonald's name has scarcely
been ia its columns, which must CARY
10 the minds OF lis readers that thu
ex-senator is not lis choice. Mr.
English is conducting his campaign
quietly, though at work creating a.
anti-McDonald sentiment throughout
the State. While Mr.. Melon.
aid, next to Senator Voorhees,
h the most ardent sup
porter OF the President and
his policy, English hopes to secure
With the aid OF Gov. Gray, the support
Of the Cleveland members Of the
Legislatu o. Mcdonald is laborinp
under difficulties-in fact he Is not d
good ser when he ia q candi
date. With English il is different,
and, besides, to oppose the President
since the election has become popular,
and upon this iseue the latter has
placed his fate. l believe he will
name the Senator il he cannot be
elected himself"
The Republican scheme and How
~ haHy RN opOAhses
Indianapolis correspondence Louis.
vile Coarier-Journal: The Republican
programme Ia now pretty we'll under
stood. They will, II course, organiz'
the House, appoint q part san Com
mittte on Elections, aud refer all con.
tests 10 that committee. They expect
Mr. RobeItson TO be sworn in as Lie u
tenant Governor, aud thus become
the presiding officer Of the Sena O.
which has a mocTatlc majority
Uuder the law, the ballotiug for q
United States Senator must begin on
the sseor d Tuesday after the organizL
ton OF the two hou.es. The Demo.
eIsts will, of course, have their Com
mittee on Elections in the Senate, Ia
which the contests in that body will
be referred. As the Democratic plan
is TO at on the d, fenslve, the Rapub.
licans propose to let things drift along