The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-27
The Voice of Indiana.

Martinsvie Republican: Ben Harrison's
perularIty presidential factor seems to be
growing rapidly and substantially.
Shelbyviile Republican: Harrison and Hawley
IS he presidential ticket advocated by the Fair
mount News. 1t is very strong combination.
Knightstown Banner: Il looks now like Har-
rison stock the best in the presidential
market and that the tendency is decidedly up
ward.
Thorntown Argus With General Harrison as
chief magistrate of this great Nation. pure ad-
ministration and exact justice to all elements of
our population would be assured.
Liberty Herald Indiana has but one candi-
date for the presidency and will send solid
delegation TO the Chicago convention to nomi-
nate him. and his name is Ben Harrison.
Clay County Enterprise: We believe that
with Harrison at the head of the ticket the Re-
publican party would have good candidate,
and with Harrison at the head of the Nation We
would have good President.
Nashville Graphic: There is no reason why
the Indiana delegation to the Chicago conven-
ton should not give solid vote for Gen. Ben
we can carry Indiana by at least 10 900 majority.
With Harrison and Hawley victory will be ours
in November
Greeucastle Times: The impression that Gen.
Ben Harrison is about the right size and sort of
man OF which make the next President is
growing rapidly From both East and West
come earnest assurances that his availability
and strength are being recognized by Repub-
ican managers.
Noblesvills Ledger: There is no State in the
Nation that will present more unanimous dele
cation in the national convention for their man
for President. than Indiana; aud that man will
be Gen. Ben Harrison. The Chicago Tribune
and St. Louis Globe-DemocrAt to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
Muncie Times: We are proud of General
Harrison, not only as Republican, but a
citizen of the Commonwealth. and of this great
country. He has honored the State IN every
position to which he has been called, and the
State will honor him and itaelf by urging his
claims TO be placed at the head OF the Nation.
Greensburg Review: The newspapers of In
diana almost unit for General Harrison for
President The newspapers. a general thing.
express the sentiments of the communities In
which they are published, and the natural de-
duction is that the people are for him. It might
De well for certain gentlemen to make note of
this.
Winchester Herald: The delegates from the
State of Indiana to the Chicago convention
should be who are first, last and all the
time, for Gen. Ben Harrison. If such men are
sent. of character and reputation, and il
they 60 there determined to see General Harrison
nominated. they can accomplish great deal in
that direction
Richmond Telegram: No man is moro famil-
lar with this matter four LEGAL issuesl and ia
more closely identified with IL personally, than
General Harrison, and with him the candi-
date for President 1T would al come into play.
We don't see how General Harrison could fail
to carry Indiana Now for what other man OF
those named can as much be said?
Xenia Journal: Senator Harrson's boom for
Ihe presueney - gaining volume every day.
Friends. influential and prominent, are making
themselves known In every State in the Union.
On the first ballot in the Chicago convention,
Senator Harrison's following will be quite
spectacle, and it will gather strength as the
convention proceeds with its work
Richmond Palladium Let the Republicans Of
Indiana give General Harrison the same warm
and generous send-nd At their State convention
that Sherman received in Ohio and Allison in
Iowa. and his chances for recsiving the nomina-
ton will be better than those OF either of the other
g~ntlemeu. It viii not be because Harrison is
more worthy than Sherman or Allison, for they
are recognized as men of commanding ability
and unquestoned integrity. but while Harrison
stands equally high Ia public estimation he has