The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-19
RESULT OF THE PRIMARIES
A Unanimous Expression for the Send
ing Of Harrison Delegates to Chicago.
Resolutions Urging Support in His Interest
First, Last and All the Time-A Tame
Canvass By Democratic Candidates.
THE KEPUBLIcAS PRIMARIES.

TzeaeIusaons Favortnx Deleg atss for Harrison
First Last and All the Time.
The Republican primaries TO elect delegates
for the conversational. district and State conven-
tons which are 10 select respectively the dis
trict and four delegates at large TO the national
convention, passed off quietly last night, but
with a large representation in many OF the
wards In every ward the Harrison spirit and
expression were actise toward the end Of having
delegates chosen who would vote for him first,
last and all the time. West Indianapolis, in
making the returns Of It's delegation. said that
was the sentiment there. and it was in
-dorsed throughout the city and county. In some
instances the expression found in the shape
of resolutions like that adopted by the Repub-
licans of the Seventh ward to the effect that
the delegates of that ward "are instructed to
vote for delegates to the national convention
who will vote for Ben Harrison, only, first last
and ali the time IL is the sentiment of the
ward that none other than Harrison men are
wanted as represen tatives.'
In Lawrence township the enthusiasm found
expression in the following:
Resolved. That the Republicans of this township
of the Nation and heartily indorse and desire his
ination by the national convention, the 18th of
June next, PRESIDENT al candidate whom the
tire Republican forces North South, East and West.
w give their united support, and thus elevate to the
q
can statesman
The voting for delegates to district and State
conventions everywhere followed this line. The
district convention will meet this afternoon at
1 p NJ, in the Criminal Court room. An error
in the circular call fixed the date for the 18th
inst 1t should have been the 18th. So far
the returns were made last night the following
delegates were chosen:
CONGRESSIONAL. DISTRICT CONVENTION
First Ward-Horace Hadey A. g. Hardin, Charles
Jenkins.
second-John B. Conner, John L. McMaster DIR.
". z. johnson, Stanton j. Peelle.
Fourth-Willis Coleman. Charles Chatten.
Fifth--R. o. Hawkins. Harry Smith.
Sixth-O. s. Eagle, George q. Webster, jr., Lawson
Harvey.
seventh-John Y. Parker, j. D. Eagle; VIM Finch.
Eighth-LPhil Reichwein. J; g Finch.
Tenth-George NJ Hawkins. Granville 8. Wright.
Eleventh.. X. Sharpe. jr.. @. A. Higenherg Fl.
Twslfth-James Dawson. Henry Aldridge.
Dunn.
Fourteenth-wm. E. Davis Richard Wells
Eifteenh-im splann.
Sixteenth-James Sulgrove.
serenteenth-Ed Conway.
Eiehteenth-W. @. Lamb
Nineteenth-J r. Scott.
!. Twsnteth-A;, "; Wishard. J. s. Cruise.
Twenty -second-John r. Clinton, Thomas f. @ uill.
Twenty third-Henry Spnsel.
Twenty fourth. NJ Bonnie
Center Township-John N. Scott A. w. Pearson.
Franklin-Jcnas Hamlin.
Lawrenee-Edward Sargent.
STATE CONVENTION.
Delegates to the State convention, which will
meet here May 3, SO far as chosen last night,
were:
Second Ward-wn. Wallace John B. Elan.
Third-Capt. w. d. Wiles.
Fl Fourth-Capt. Wharton Clinton.
Fifth-D M Ransden.
Sixth-James B. Black
Seventh-Dr Robert F. Bence
Eighth-General Fred Knefer.
Ninth-W. L. Taylor.
Tenth-Jsmes c. Dickson
Eleventh-O. II. Hasseman.
Twelfth--Jerry Weakley.
Thirteenth-George Merritt.
Observation-Disclosures Lewis.
Fifteenth-Tim Splann.
Sixteenth-Harry Hume.
ERhteenth-Carlin Hamn.
Twenty second-Charles Egge-.
Twenty -thrd--A- w. Loeper.
Twenty .fourth-Ernst 4. Knodel
CenteT-Joseph McLain.
Lawrence-Jchn j. johnson.
In several OF the wards and outside townships
having only q half vote each, the selections of
their delegates were deferred.