The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-22

county, were especially prominent A traction
engine was the motive power Ior one very
largo wagon, and . attracted much
attention; a log cabin forty feet IN length, in
which were many votsrsssnd hauled by eight
white horses, was much admired. On one
wagon was a well-ccnstructed scene or Qecora-
ton day, showing widows and children strew-
ing flowers on the graves of Union soldiers.
This was followed by a boat. in which President
Cleveland appeared fishing. and behind this was
q machine so constructed that every revolution
of the wheel turned ont a veto, and a banner
announced that 1--WE Will Veto the Vetoer.'
After the parade the multitudes were addressed
by Judge r. :. Taylor, of Fort Wayne, and Hon.
John L. Grifiths. of Indianapolis, both of whom
delivered strong and eloquent speeches. The
crowd is v~ariously estimated at from 1900 to
10. 600, and was q most enthusiastic,
harmonious and good-natured assemblage.
Had the day been pleasant there would doubt
less have been not less than &c, 600 people pres
ent 1t does not require an ox-roast and barbe-
cue TO induce Hamilton county Republicans to
attend en- masse. One or the especially attract
i've features OK the day was the elaborate and
elegant manner in which nearly all buildings
were decorated, except that in which the post
Office Ia located.
Tho Veterans Roll in Huntington County.
Correspondence Of the indianapolis Journal. :
HUNTINGTON, Oct 20.-Captain W. j. Hill
gass, a chief of a division in the Pension Office
at Washington. absent with leave and with pay,
to render such assistance as he can for the re-
election of Cleveland, after canvassing our city
of 1000 inhabitants, succeeded in finding fifteen
Democratic soldiers to place themselves in the
breach made in the Democratic ranks by our
candidate for Governor, Gen. A p. Hovey, but
IL silent about the fifteen or twenty Democratic
soldiers Of this place VIII will vote for Harrison
because they know who is their friend. leaving
mt thAaA NH 100 n &A. aa.A - a.. 80
who are, or have been, Democratic officers, and
who, by their open admission, have been bribed
by a pension granted by a Democratic admins
tration, under Republican laws. Dir. Cleveland
is entitled to all the comfort he can get out Of
the list We have a company Of Harrison, Nor
ton and Hovey Guards here of one hundred and
thirty odd members, and q copy Of the muster
roll is inclosed:
We, the undersigned, veteran soldiers of the war OF
the rebellion of 1S6l-65, believing that the best in
tecests of such soldiers demand the election of the
candidates OF the Republican party at the ensuing
election of 1888, hereby enroll ourselves into an or.
ganization TO be known as the Harrison, Morton and
Hovey Guards" OF Huntington county, Indiana, ard
promise our undivided efforts until the closing of the
polls, on the day OF eleStion, for the success of the
II. Is. Sayler. NJ. ID. Brinneman. ID. ID. Holm. Lew j.
Day, 1T. Alexander. c. L.. Housman, J. 81. Strouse,
Edward Long, w. r. Lawrence. f.. r. Cover, John
Stambaugh, J. P. Cornwall, Andrew Stephen. J. Jes-
sup. q. II. Bickel. John S. Gill. n. II. Mason. j. +.
Summers, Silas Morford. Martin Harvey. Aug Wuerst-
cus L. H. ' ga ~ NJ H. OTIcsJcTs NOutdu DJcpuou.
D. ID. Swaford. Sam L. Smith, w. s. Shuck, \. II.
Kuhlman, Z. Altman, James b. Humbert. Martin
Harden, Amos Manning, John Weber, Thomas Muir.
ray. John Barnes, d.. @. Anderson, Joshua Isenberg,
VIM. Delvin, Scott Cole. s. W.. Venerder, VIM. II.
TrammeIl Irwin Delvin, i. III. Heaston, Amos Low
niger. Henry Smith, Thos. Easley. John Il. Brown,
Israel Eschbaugh, George w.. Adams, @.
E. Briant, E. Bartholomew, Jesse Lands,
j. b. Kenner, +. Churchill. Israel Kaylor. A. r.
Lurnsr, A. P. Powell. il, Kusmaul, Geo. 6. Pride.
NJ. w. Fisher. Franklin Miller, G.. W. Ainsworth,
Albert Walker. G. NJ. Holloway, John 5. Glenn, Jess
| Vandine. Joseph Oats. William Case, Sam Kilander,
N. W. Swaford, d. N. Hanley, S. Auglemyer, La
Grange Severance, Ernest Piepenbrink. Harmon
BechteIl, G. W.. Swafford, VIM. ". Berry, Daniel
Ager, r; NJ: Shaw, W: W: Hoover. r: j; barrow,
F.. W. Halpin. +. 5. Elliott, T.. @. Blush. Thos. Dali
try, q. s. Gibson. T. Q. ireland, Frank Gerard. Ross
Simmons. J.J. Crist, Salathiel Hines, a. Bigelow.
Geo. Whiteside. c. L. Miugus, Morgan Ware. Sam1
E. Hoover. Edwin Harter, A Cramer. John Ba-
ker, Jas. O.. Favorire. Geo. G.. Favorite, +. II. B.
Glanton. Milt Slater. Il. M. Cobb, Ed Zell, VIM. w.
Ashley. G. N. Watkins. David Pressler, George ZeIL.
John Quigley, Marshall Wright. Z. b. Ayers, Uriah
Cupp. Jas. NJ. Briggs. Joseph Lowrey, n. Sessions.
| A. Ii. Shafer, j. VI. Ford.
hereby certify the above and foregoing to be
q true copy of said muster-roll. with the names
of those who have been Democrats heretofore,
omitted. SCOTT COLE, Captain.