The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-30

Hotel in Eiberton. They we're assigned q room.
bat In some manner II VAS discovered that one
OF the mems hair was short and curly. Toe
proprietor Was notified of TIE fact ana In . ;ew
minntes the Young men OF the town waited OF
the guests and requested them TO l~aye the
place. simply bessnse they had dar-d To tut up
at q white Trans motel. They felt disinelined
10 &C ut first. 90 the dispatch states, hut they
were finally taken oct and given Instructions.
No violence was used towards them. but
they were given such n scare that they are
not likely to return" Tue nature Of The "ior
struetions" and scare 10 not stated. but was
no doubt e~ifectusl.
In q speech at Birmingham. Ala, last week.
Senator Pueh told bis audience what would DO
done IL the Democrats carried the coming cleo
ton. but didn't want the reporters TO print IL
He said:
If Clevelsrd AID Thurman are elected. as I think
they will be. we will have a majority in the Senate Of
the United States. We have the House already. IL
tnere are any newspaper reporters around ! dont
want them to publish this. bur IL Grover Cleveland 10
elected President. the Supreme Court OF the United
States will have q majority of Democratic judges.
ILe partisan spirit that can disregard all that has
been done TO wipe out sectional lines and hope 20
again obtain the guardianship Of this country. why
you hsd as well put chickens IN a hawks nest I'm
mense spplause.l The Republicans arc good people.
but they should be in the penitentiary. This is going
to be q white mans government, not to iniure any
other race
The Greenbackers Of Michigan are coming
over TO the Republicans with q rush. The latest
to give allegiance to the cause OF protection il
John Hefron. Of Detroit, q weli-known politi-
clan. In announcing hs intention 70 vote for
Harrison. Re says
az am against Englsnd's candidate. was born n
Ireland. | came TO this country 10 better myself. and
am now asked: and my people sre asked TO vote for
q policy dictated by E~nglsnd-tbat very policy that
forced me 10 leave Ireland. How. in Gods name. can
Irishmen who love their own country, and the country
of their adoption, vote for a policy that is to-day send
ing men by the hundred ont of lrelsndf Groves
Cleveland Is the champion of that policy"
Editor Howell, OF the Atlanta Constitution,
like many other Southerners, can't refrain from
working in . threat whenever he has occasion 70
address the public. In his speech at Memphis
q few days ago, when illustrating q point. he
makes an old confederate soldier say:
sm going back to my old farm and raise q crop.
and if the Yankees fool with us well whip EN- again.
And yet. Mr.. Howelis paper IL OF the class
that fairly howls when a Northerner makes apy
reference to the ''lost cause"
The announcement that Prohibition elect
oral ticket was about to be put in the field ia
South Corolirs. created the greatest alarm
among the Democrats until they had inter.
viewed the third party leaders, when IL Was
found to be q hoax. Nine-tenths Of the towns
OF the State enforce local prohibition. and it Is
said that IL a national ticket was voted for, is
would get twice as many votes as Cleveland.
This. however. is not wha at the third party an.
mex desires.
Robert l.. Bsrner. chairman Of the Demo
cratic State executive COMMITTEES Of Georgia,
has issued an address TO the people. ssking
them to give Cleveland one hundred thousand
majority. IL will now be in order for the tissue
paper and shotgun manufacturer 70 rals4 their
prlcee.