The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-16
INDIANA PROSPECTS.
HOW THE CAMPAIGN IN THAT
STATE IS SHAPING ITSELF.
Both Parties Observation-Disclosures IN
popular-The Greenback, Labor and
Prohibition Vote 80 Dudley at the
From the 81. Louis Republic.


lNDIANAPOLIS, July l0.-Ihe enort OF the
republicans to convince the country that
Indiana il blazing with enthusiasm for Har-
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NV ''0iA III 'N0 80
lne'e Is no ENTHUSIASM Ior la' lson 'i'ioio
anywhere in this state, beyond the member
ship Of the First PRESBYTERIAN church Of
Indianarolis. of which Harrison is an elder.
and the "ratn .Io,,,.ooI Office. controlled by
Tobn c Now
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~ VI o. fror,
80 ~ 10y IeYollU Ino ',iis H.
lt+n to tIo.,.ier,, dis
1l 'o ~ F1i,+ e..
o ,,tf III IN M, o .sgi,rno
ti' -; "i,il on 'iip Po"Si pi-N IT, 10
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W.
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r1i,tao f,,.,,igha5 ,tof +hnt hoodIa ,.aS 70
So, ~ o'i v'i'1U
r. ~ Di'G XII L
P"rsd who - +ba disfribmtion
De't' VINO suI'eF'Ite'ldeu Ua ne I; NJ
9l DolS5N prlshy ctiSP s5 % ol'S' "ieii
ln S. W was oe aaqc4ed IN lS5o dohono,o,,
y. tho % 5, ~ pgte rIC ' ,9 r5
r,il.,,'', w IT, j.
PI US ''5"iii eilI 80
sil9 Df ~ ,,,n' In
',t ~, n. ieast I 900 900 w. T,ratect'' thar
interests. II is expected of course that the
greater portion of this immense corruption
tuud VIII he divided between indiana ana
New York, and the republican managers
here are in high glee, not so much over the
prospect of electn2 Harrison, but because
f,,'d % tbni,' I:a,J;oo,1 10
-''''N '' ''-o''
ORGANIZING FOR WORK
are at work The IennhIican committee
Inointai ned omen bonSa since 1884 and in
ronsnouenne the reDublican ORGANIZATION is
in n bi,-b stata IF I,er!action TLa dame
cratic comnittoa ha,on vork Immediately
after the nd inurnmn1,t of tEn 81 TOMS con
I-antfon and hosnow la,d the Foundation
for 5ninndid nr,r,ni1at,on of tbn State
Mr. charles /, JevTett of NV Albany is
tLecaairman Of the dnmocratic committees
lie il nm AHA nr,ani >a,,o md - tirsIess
worker Tho executive con,mitfaa in
chorge of tbo state camnaic,n Is comnosed of
the following pen,ienen. Charles l.
.Jewett Isaac GRAY Josanh
n Mcdonald G p Stuart ! o
Henderqnn I p Fronzel and p
Shaerin An orra,i2otion of the state nv
ureclnc,s and wards is now in process Of
nerfection Within a week the COMMITTEES
KIN have tba name and address of very,
voter in the state his n.Iifics his Jennings.
his whims and his DraiuJices When this
list is comnleted tho doubtful yoter will he
attended 10 and the dlstrhu+ion Of docu-
nents viii actively begin Politics in In
diana is an eyact sci9nce IN re- are 81
many democrats and 81 MANI republican.
and nothing can divert them as q peaeral
rula from tfeir marty The "A 200 voters
who ar. NOT ,nelnhors of either Of the old
nortias arc the falt,Us to ba attended 70
The demorraIs ,,r. in excallenr condition
The unDonularitv of Harrison in +be state
| is n grnot ossist9pco to tnan The froc
| tionaI disnutes Of 1855 are hralnd nm t.
| 1886 there were fractional rows among the
| democrats in the frs third, fourth, seventh
| eighth aud twelfth congressional districts
| With the exception OF the twefth district
the differences have boon adjusted and it is
supposed that the tN eItth Will be amlcably
arranged within a few weeks
| The campaign on the democratic side will
be conducted on the Ines of the Presidents
message. The issue Of war taxes and an
| overlooking treasury Will be forced to the
| front. The British tre9 trade racket
| cannot stampede this state. Happily, the
| voters who are partlsanS of neither the
| democratic nor republican party are highly
| educated IN the lore OF politics.
TIE GREENBACKERS.
The s OOO ,,,.onLarkers ara about tho hast
educated mo-, in thn stata They oro ,osi
tive They nra readers Thnv ara r.
rreo+ extoHt nbiiosonber.s If Soma of tbor,
Sra cranky i ie haca,Iso +bay aro einno,.a
o,d boua.f IN thai,. hoIiofs fTbo oraa,, booi,
ers are tariff raformers to q man and tbav