The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-05-06

The Republican. Judd d Nominees Dr.
yided Between the Two Counties.
Hendricks Secures the Ju5seship. While Ma
rion Is Given the Prosecutor John v. Had.
ley and Harrison T. Tinchel Nominated.


The Republican convention for the nomiua-
ton OF candidate for judge and prosecutor for
chs Ninstsenth judicial circuit, composed Of
Mszion and Hendricks counties, met In the
Criminal Court room yesterday afternoon, at
lao ooloek. and In session lasting only An
hour sempletsd the business before il. It was
an unusually large convention OF the kind, AMI,
like Al the Republican gatherings that have
preceded IL this year. was enthusiasts and bar
msnious Both the lower floor and the galleries
we're crowded With ardent Republicans Hen
dsicks county, although having but small rep
rsssntation 90 far ~ delegates were concerned.
was zsprsssntsd By over one hundred Of those
Who are always foremost in returning Rspub-
lean majority Of from twelve hundred
- fifteen hundred. The Canvass Of
ths various candidates FER the two
positions was very spirited. but prior TO the
meeting Of the convention IN arrangement for
the naming Of the ticket was perfected, which
net the hearty approbation Of all from both
counties The tiekst that Was namsd is strong
John v. Hadlsy. Of Danvills, the nominee for
sades. 10 . lawyer of experisncs and excellent
r,putasion, and Harry T. Tincher, the nominee
1r prosecutor, 10 recognized a. one Of the fore
most young men now praeticing at the Marion
county bar
Tie delegates were called to order By W. N.
Harding chairman Of the Marion county cen
trail committee. sod Edward Conway served ~
temporary chairman. William 7. Brown. of
Marion county, and Danridgs Tucker, Of Hen
bricks, we're placed in nomination for perma-
nsnt chairman. Mr.. Tucker with drew his
name, and DIR. Brown was selected
BY exclamation. In assuming the chair
msnship, Mr.. Blown referred to the fact
that AL the conventions the Republicans had
held this year had been characterized by the ut
most good fesling and unanmity. He hoped
exception 70 the rule. II seemed to Be Repub-
lean ye6r, and all appeared wiling 10 do that
thing which would be best for the party. The
permanent organization va completed by Sc
letting J. " Parker. Of Marion county, and J.
q 0chiltree, editor OF the Hendricks County
Republican. secretaries- A resolution intro
1uced by De-. 3. Z. carp was adopted. providing
that the convention should nominate q Judge
inst then prosecutor.
Merrill Moores announced that there were
some contested delegations and asked that
eommitteo on credentials be appointed. The
chair appointed Hugh Cloudy, Vincent Clifford,
and Meiv1lls MatscE the committee. Some
one eontradicted the statement that there we're
discharged, when contests were reported from
tho Ientb. Fifteenth and Twentieth wards. In
The last named ward John Hicks Withdrew bis
cain 70 seat. with the statement that he was
always for harmony. aud aid not desire to pro-
lone the session Of the convention.
Wni1e the committee was hearing the state
ueuts Of contestants tae convention received
examinations for judge Of TIE Circuit Court w.
d Cooper named Hszskiah Daley. of the Sec
ond ward; Enoch s. Hogsts, Of Danville, named
John V. Hadley, whom ne characterized -
lawyer OF ripe sxperiencs. and = man who would
orlng ability and dignity 20 the bsnch; Jussus
g Adams aunaauced Austin T. Denny q the
Ralph Mi. Of the Tenth ward Mr. Daley With
4rev (his name. and thanked his friends for
The support that they had given him.
AfIer delay Of fifteen minutes the commit
- q credentials submitted its report, recon-
uen1(nR the seating OF j. G. Dixon and Al
Hoor3 IN the Tenth ward, and Dr.. Parsons in
11Hk feenth- Merrill Moores objected 20 the
pc committee. and addressed the con-
- -E|| |I< in the first precinct
:. s = <<<* elseztes listened to
Z: the report OF the
s 81 - - pc the only person
s. - taken by wards
|z- kt before the bal
s. << adley would be
g e |i@-<< - 8. s 8. 4 the wards divided
*<[ IS q - the two candidates,
- - - = Hadley 10 give
- - = ~ for Mr.. Denny.
<I;E - er IS votes for Mr..
- - 81 ~ s votes. IL more than
Judge Hill received 2
znth ward On motion
nomination OF Mr.
- - Unanimous. In accepting
here should be just and
cement Of the Law. If there was
s. S = s. ht and less disorder In Indiana
8. bpi or Louisiana. IL was because
- A. - L. T.
S - -ko The acts of violence that were
reported In southern Indiana
countsd for By the fact that the
= ~ te led to believe that justice was flag
he people demand and have the right
Ind that justice should be swiftfootsd
<1< Re. In case he was elected he would
TO be conscientious and just
8. Prosecutor, Harry s. New placed In
on Harrison T.. Tlncher Prof. Scot
resented William A Van Buren,, and j.
amed John +. McCrea. Mr.. McCrea
bis name. and ct the sams time
8 snds for what they had done for
q 6nVas taken. and resulted Ia Mr..
572 votes and Mr.. Van Buren,
p-fy divided its vote squAlly
- kndidases- On motion Of Mr.
S 81 - *4 -< ,asr's nomination was made
<<<<< [r1eher said he would know
s - $500 he was elected. Each and
<..< s q receive the same attention
= ch 60 poor.
also responded 10 calls for a
omissd that the ticket should re-
<s< be support from him IS though he
minated The convention then ad-