The Indianapolis journal., 1890-02-28
THE CIRCLE OF POLITICS
Republicans Showing Lively Interest
and Confidence in the Campaign.
Democrats, on the Other Hand. Are Badly Dis
turbed by Factions, DenunciatiOns of Zach
Other and Fears of Bitter Personal Fights.
REPUBLICAN, PRIMARIES.
Much Interest Manifested I'm the Making Up
of Township Ticket.

Much Interest Manifested I'm the Making Up
of Township Ticket.
This evening at the Republican pri-
maries will be chosen delegates to the town.
ship convention that is to meet at Tomlin-
son Hall tomorrow night. From the re-
ports the candidates give of their canvass
ing in the several wards. the conditions are
most promising for vigorous and success
ful campaign. The Republicans in all city
precincts respond most encouragingly
to whatever is requited of them, and
throughout the township there is a
feeling that it is only necessary to bring
ont full vote to elect the whole ticket.
There seems to be absent any dissatisfac-
tion as to past results. and the spirit OF the
workers is strengthened by the bad condi-
tion in which the Democracy finds its
affairs. While the candidates are not
numerous they are sufficiently 80 to war
rant the selection of better ticket than
that put forth by the Democrats. Miles
reynolds and Smith King are in the field
for township trustee. and VIM. Petty,
Hugh j. White and John Egger
are seeking the nomination for assessor.
Jacob Franklin, colored, 'Squires Feibel-
man. Smock and Afford j. S. Harvey and
VIM. h. Shilling want to be on the ticket as
candidates for justices of the peace. The
justices for the incorporated towns will be
selected by the delegates from those towns
to the convention. 1t is urged that all Re-
publicans come.
As 1T is the desire in the country pre-
cincts to have the primaries in the evening,
the hour for meeting in both city and cOun-
try has been fixed at 7:30 o'clock, at the fol-
lowing places, reported to Secretary
Wlitsee by the several cOnImltteemen:
First Ward-First precinct, No. Clifford ave-
mo; secOEd, corner OF Home and Columbia ave-
nues; third. corner Alvord and Ninth streets.
Second-First precinct, engine-hOuse, corner
Seventh and Ash streets; second, engine-house,
corner Seventh and Ash streets; third, Seventh
street stables.
Third-Sixth-street engine-hOuse
Fourth-First precinct. No: 322 Indiana ave-
nue.; second, No. $50 North West street
Fifth-COrner First and Illinois streets, drug
store.
sixth-No. l29 Fort Wayne avenue
Seventh-NO engine house.
third, No. hose-house, East Washington street
Ninth-Reichwein's Hail.
Ienth-No. LOG Massachusetts avenue.
Eleyenth-Headquarters engine-hOuse.
Twelfth-NO. engine-hOuse, Indiana avenue.
Thirteenth-Military Park.
Fourteenth-First precinct, not indicated;
second, No. lis Blake street
Fifteenth-No q engine-hOUse.
Sixteenth-NO. lis South Illinois street.
Seventeenth-NO. z engine-house.
Observation-Disclosures engine-hOuse.
Nineteenth-First precinct. No. 296 East
Georgia street; second and third precincts, No.
7O3 East Washington street.
Twentieth-No. engine e-houSe.
Twenty -frst-First precinct Reeds drug
store; second, No. 13 engine-house.
Twenty-secOnd-Fi First precinct, Brooks livery
stable; second, not indicated.
Twenty third-NO. 10 engne-house
Twenty-fourth No. 47O South Meridian
street.
Twenty-ifth- Corner of Morris and Maple
streets.
Center Outside First precinct, Weavers Hall,
North Indianapolis; second, town hall, Bright
wood third, No. 13 schoolhouse sixth and
eighth, indianapolis Lumber Company's mill,
corner Morris street and Belt railroad. Fourth,
fifth and seventh, not indicated.
In precincts where committeeman have
not been chosen they will be selected at
the time of voting for the delegates.
In the apportiOnment. as published, the
Third precinct of the Twenty-fourth ward
was given seven delegates instead of five.
The latter number will be chosen.