Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-27
The KID.GLOyE TICKET.
Republicans Pretend That
They Dote on Grow.
THE PROHIBITION PARTY,
These Recalcitrants Decline to bt
Caught With the Old and Barren
Republican Chaff.
Associated Press dispatches to the HrnA1D.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 26.-The excite
ment Of yesterday, caused by the nomi-
nation Of General Harrison, continued
during the day with change Of scene
and incidents. The city is disposed to
appreciate the novelty and honor Of hav-
ing Presidential candidate, in the high
est degree, and get all the enjoyment
possible out Of it. The horn blowing,
which hardly stopped during the night,
was resumed early this morning, and has
continued all day. The streets have
been thronged with people, most Of them
wearing Harrison badges Of some kind.
In addition to the city population, large
numbers have come In on trains
from surrounding towns to swell the
crowds. General Harrison was not at
his office during the day, aud his house
was visited by large number of people
Autograph-seekers were on hand, and
the relic-hunter made good beginning
at chipping away the front fence. An
electric light com pany is putting up some
arc lights on the lawn, and the local
committees are preparing portable
platform for use in the vicinity should
there be occasion for speech.making
All these indications are held by the
population to foreshadow tidal wave Of
popular enthusiasm, and repetition OF
the "Tippecanoe and Tyler too" of 1910.
| ARRIVAL OF PILGRIMS.
The principal event outside OF local
demonstrations was the arrival OF train
from Chicago at 80, bringing delegates
and visitors. The Vermont delegation
came solid, With some from Massachus.
sets and other New England States, and
few from Virginia. The Georgia dele
CATION also arrived. These were met al
the depot by Q great crowd of people,
Fifty open carriages were on hand to re.
ceive them. They we're accompanied
by John @. New, and other leading Re-
publicans, and were escorted at once To
General Harrison's residence, where ar
informal reception was held. No speeches
were made, but there were many per
sonal introductions and much hand shak.
ing. At the conclusion Of this, most Of
the party drove to the depot and resum-
ed their journey. At dusk double
salute of cannon was fred, and there was
a general illumination by natural gas and
electric lights. A ratification meeting
has been called in the largest hall OF the
city, and this has caused q great out.
pouring Of people.
| MORE PILGRIMS.
| A further installment of Chicago Dill
grims came on late train, arriving al
about eight o'clock p. NJ. By this time
the streets were ablaze with natural gas
illuminations, several arches and pillars
Of fire shooting their flames in the air.
The sidewalks were even more crowded
than last night, and the confused din ol
cheerings and horn-blowing was continu-
ous. The crowds surged to and fro in a
good-natured way, shouting for Harrison
and Morton. The mass meeting at Tom.
linson's Hall was called to order about s
O'Clock by Chairman Griffin, of the State
Central Committee. There we're several
thousand persons present. Griffin
made a speech describing the
scenes in the convention and
the efforts by which Harrison was
nominated. He was loudly applauded
at various points, and at the conclusion
Of his speech the audience gave three
cheers for the Indiana delegation and
their work at Chicago. He was followed
by several other delegates who arrived
on the late train, including the Califor.
mia delegation, and portion OF New
York. They were received at the depot
and driven to hotel, where they took
supper, and thence to General Harrison's
residence where they had brief inter
view with the candidate.