The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-16

Princeton Leader Three thousand enthusi-
astic Republicans from Indiana in earnest sup
port of General Harrison at Chicago will be
great argument in favor OF lndiana's most ex-
cellent candidate.
Vincennss Commercial No candidats In the
field to-day has the Endorsement Of his State so
completely and with such unreserved unanimty
as has Harrison. This fact carries weight with
delegates throughout the whole Union. Harri-
son is the most prominent candidate in the field
a. this time.
Warren Republican: IF the naming of the cam
didates on the Republican national ticket were
left to as. We would say Harrison, Of Indiana.
for President, and Phelps, of New Jersey. for
Vice-president, and the team would be q win
ming one. Indiana would promptly respond in
November with not less than 10000 majority for
the ticket. and the campaign would be like one
Of former years, when every voter was full OF
patriotism and loyalty to the interests OF Amer
lean citizens.
Franklin Republican: Judge Gresham ia ex-
ceodlngly unfortunate In the source from whence
his support comes. His own State in copyention
unanimously instructed its delegates to support
General Harrison. The papers that are urging
his domination, with few unimportant excep-
tons, are either Democratic, or Repu blicss ps-
pers that oppose the party rs often as they sup
port It. A candidate to command the strength
Of his party. must necessarily have the indorse-
ment and support of his own State.
Brookvills American: There is no denyins the
TACT that General Harrlson's chances have vast
ly improved since Blaines last letter was pub
lished. Other things are combining to show the
wisdom and nationality OF selecting him our
stsndard-bearer. The Republicans want to car
~ Indiana. They can do IL more surely with
General Harrison IS the nominee than with any
other man. Harrison can carry Ohio as surely
Mr.. Sherman He can carry New York
New jersey. and Connecticut 1t grows plainsr
daily that Harrison IL the man to nominate
New Castle Courier: After all tho efforts that
have been made to detrsct from the strength Of
General Harrison in Indiana, our State delsga-
ton 10 more solid, more earnest and more hope
full in his support than ever before. Indiana
will be largely represented at Chicago next
week by her best and most honored citizens,
and the voice of her people will be heard in the
to longer doubt that the Hoosisr Republicans
and earnest in the support OF General Harrison.
New Castle Courier In the great desideratum
or ability General Harrison stands the peer OF
any of the great men whose names will 60 be-
fore the convention. and the Superior OF any III
the conditions that make an available candidate.
The certainty that with Harrison at the head
OF the ticket the Republicans can sweep Indians
this fall and the knowledge Of his acceptability
to New York, New England, and. in short. Ia
Republicans al over the Union will 60 far TO-
ward putting Indianas favorite at the head Of
the ticket With Harrison and Hawley, Harri-
son and Morton or Harrison and Phelps. the
Republican column can sweep the entire North
and leave the Cleveland band aun a. free trade
circus only the solid South for patrons.