The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-29

Third pistxiet-Fl EIDING BEEIER. Decatur town
THE CONVECTION II DETAIL.
Bpir1tad Counast6s bns Harmonious Fur
puss In Selecting Sood Ticket.
The Republicans Of MarioS souaty never held
5 larger or more enthusiasts convention than
sac ons yesterday II Tomlinscn Hall, and none Of
sts predecessors sver made . ticket that combines
more elsmentR % strength. The proceedings
weHe In character knd harmony as far from
ahone II tnB Democratic county convention
week ago e. Eerublitnnisrn Is from Democracy.
IAo boss esement which threatened to turn the
Democratic convention into mob was absent,
naa co1r5inatious or illegally
eiessed deIseAtea had a voice in
mol6dtsng tho ticket The friends
or 60 various candidates were enthusiastic for
shsss whom they preferred. bat at no time was
sthe spfrit Of contention allowed to disturb the
AsFmoss Of action. Personal preferences were
made kubservient to the vsil OF the delegates
and whenever q nomination was made the con-
wention had ont one candidate. ind that was the
norsines.
AZ early as $50 o'clock the DELEGATES began to
gather around the entrances OF the hal, and
zrAan the doors were opened, lew minutes be-
Tore 10 o'slock. nearly every seat on the lower
lfosf and 10 the gallery was flied. Over one
Aundrsd stage tickets had been esued, and the
reserved seats there wero Occus,iea by many
flondiEg Republicans who were mot delegates
During the morning the executive committee
mas IN the hail. and heard the statements from
9se contested wards and townships. The dele
sasions Interested presented their grievance in
businssa Ike way and each contest was set
4leG in manner satisfactory TO all
ia tko absence Of WsN Harding. chairman of
4pP SStsueJ eonsF0a coHAnitbee, Lne oeleRateS
lEeF5 called o.ordeg by the vicefchairman, Dr.
sx4sraa. ~ Tasvravce t,xvnsE,;r sfs - ,,..I;~o;
RfdaSrEkAd been made, there waA lively con-
eaTe nwer the election az ehairnran NaarlV- all
&s -. ,.s e.s.-...T -. I 49, -
- $50 49, s' +" III snoS uesALou
- 4Ae AOnorea Win the posit1oIa and In pressing
NksFt uHafereuces upon 80 convention they
t4...s..S. - ! $3.50. 49, N -,
.fs- $500 -~1 sD - liam
t&t&eeo 70 nomana<hon hon. stanton
NJ Feellss anca delegate proposed
49, $3.50 !. = 80 sIny
~AaAS1 W 1870 nis hame 70 90 usea IN connec-
*icn with Ehe@ position. and a storm of applause
sfns then t,safe nv a calavata r1aeino in norni-
s,s1,or s, lsav A1l,sr, q potter rrba a,-caov.
~. 3 s<11ok- <AADsEs " 1oFteI. Ane eA-uoV-
.erqor y ot present, DO wever, and his name,
1co wA5 kharawn. Mr. Peelle then withdrew
"a. nag M " NJ. Herod and John I. Crit
71l1lSD ne ths selection Of w W. Herod was
msae inaoua BY very enthusiastic vote.
4hte Cd contest was caused by the fact that
q was recognized Es leading friend of
Cor trsasyIrer, enc the friends OF Mr..
want the int1u-
ean OF supposed
weight against
III any personal
was develop
lendly contest
IT. Herod not
as appointed TO
OF the conven-
pr the committee
ne cnalrs ana the
zaJion by select
ano LARRY Lear,
as s 5nea1er and John
Gaye committee, suo-
Bsonmlttee on the con-
&sng I0as tnere were con-
and tae first and second
In both instances those
commltsee 70 % the regular
tes Were seated; Inc report
iats dAAn Ahn0uSigs anu tue usIeRaaons
fnsed seats accented the decision
e tl: So. -.
~ ~ ~ : ~ Sssn. - ssspon s p25leny,
10 {. 2 =. - ,r 10y aoi nePdo
~ z1ssos. 80 sNlsn-ne s as olakns
as@P4glasen par ny : $1,000 Aor success -
AaR 1AassoA. 49, $50. 80 - sno 80 y
$50 Mpnsn ~ " IaEn " OeInocIats o.. OF
ne hxst IsmscreAc aomlnlsrauon
ses 100 g sns nae Oe zen
49, 1r ens peopsse OF .no
AtaA 1ne People would not re-eiecta
sss IA, deco "a a'' with owsrs the
! 0 ]: ]: J: !
vetoed ... 800 g S private y pension ion