The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15
INDIANAPOLIS DEMOCRATS.
Big Ratification Meeting - Enthusl-
nstlr Speeches.

INDIANAPOLIS. July 2s-Tiae Democracy
NJ Indianapolis tonight formally inaugur-
aiei what hits fair 10 be the most nemor-
able political campaign In the history OF
Indianapolis Al about 5 p m. q process
sion composed of numeruaf Cleveland and
Thurman clubs began rarsaing the prin-
rip;e business streets OF ths city. II IL es'i-
mated that between 900 and 5c0o men
were in line They carried iFanspaneDcics
and banners bearing some 10 different in
srrlptionS, among which were the fellow.
inx; cleveland and Thurman" The
Peoples Candidates. BLUE Blood
and Booale. Harrison and Nor
tou.'' ssThe Germans are Solid Agal0s.
Harrison, Harrison and Free Whisky" {"
Merton and Boodle.' -fhe Chi
nese Must &c. - THURMAN The
Chinese must come-HsREIsoS" TO
haero il necessity. 6. BLAINE" :"
w hat about free blankets
twas alters O'Clock when the process
sion entered Tomlinson hail Three large
American fsgs were suspended fuil width
the speaker's stand WIS tuii-leugth pic
ture Of President Cleveland.
Among dozen conspicuous banners In
the hall were the following. Republican
P,a,iorm-stsfe Pride. FIRE. whiskey aud
Hixh Taxes" Indiana VIII Give Cleve.
hand and Thurman is.as0 Majority. "Har-
risou Voted IA Times In Favor Of Chinese
immigration
Hon. ". II. English presided. aud read "a
long orcasng address Gu the candidates
ard the issues si the day. After English 5
remarks.
rargnAS's LATE orFsSEST.
Gov. GRAY was introduced an, received q
s.nrY, - applause. He speke In substance
A. spi,ows ssThe Republicans say they arc
Eo.nS to ipsururste CAMPAIGN Ike rha. el
issa Tnas is too old, The Democrat. are
vefnx 10 insagurxte q campaign like u q,
iSss arm grA;id.i 10 zee the Democracy
Of Indianapolis rstifyine the work of the
Democratic National cpayerf1os. Ths.
convention renorn5nsted by aceiAmslson
e,rovrr Cleveisnd, and am willing to risk
nv reputation as q political prcphe; that
he sriil he elected Gleycia1a's name = q
svp0uvsa of strength. and ThermAa's oi
stasesrns snsAip aud political integrity.
The platform prs'isifns prfnriples In
xsll tsxe cheap fuel. cheap lumber, ehssp
blankets sad rioshes The Republican.
nav take their s-ee whisky and tobacco.
The goyeruSsr warned bis audience not to
underestimate the magnitude of the strRg
rip that was apca them. declaring !f wa.
: sght os the people. l-s By the Democratic
rsriv. aSzsnst noRcposy, led BY the Rcpab
He closed BY earnestly eniosnin< the
Democrats 70 Organize and tring
out every vote. aud see 20 Il
thai 10 frAF3Htr1s eA3iuts were
c..s. tAst all Democrats Of Indiana asked
~as a fair election II they have fsAs. Ia
fssna In November would Se ss.e- accapy
lux her proper place IN tsse -&aks Of Demo
cratic ststcs
yx-sox a'poSkLD
TIE next sresker w9s exttov. Joseph y
NcfsonssA Referring 20 tS1a. Hsrv.sof
TIE srseakr- sssd he wss ran sHs1us'
xAtus nn e.sA would sag saytAtrr cxeerl
as - as Essstfie- When the Republicans
| hgla a rstiseaiirn sasstsnz sin sorns we-s
| thpre, trt the Sscn sao carries. ths TIA
| baeke wreTs net there. He catered npoa
A -rsfes % The causes isAdiuF - ,he srzr
-ssus in ;p national Treasury Al
I ire ss.saey. he said taken trcrs he fs-sS
ne tNss IS neS nUcsis-a ia al hcsacs'
( eNananfral administration. ss raeste-y
I ne eunHserx.e.i rs.as es sae Ar.i-les ia
! presssi-uf Cleveland desired 70 place oE ~
T. fr-.e lis. with frec wat.ky. esAy hasnsef,
I s,,s e3rsissrx.~ &c AsSr-; u say Ea-sy bored
10 succeed aa s1ieA Bssz;fs-zz. Tbs tscEsss
ersss Propose - TeasGfsstcre so< t<ess essSss-zst
peoeie. ~ a. ~ sent
( Ts.-atas sis zssFussssa 80 TIE candidates
IN. srp4ker said ssspver CsrTeiaai -,
I q snirArri fear ysa-s AsS ~ Al exSers
1 seat. aoe q asa ss-ae1 eas cue es sas