The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-14

three bands filled the air, while the
heavens were filled with the most brilliant
display of pyrotechnics ever witnessed In
the city. The parade ended with regular
made by Hon. Will Cumback. Hon. c. l..
Henry, Hon. John W. Loyett. nj. Nj. Dun
lap. +. +. Hendes and ex-Judge NJ. A.
Chapman. All the speakers were felicitous
in their remarks. Glowing tributes were
paid to the leaders in tho great fight. the
Mckinley bill was sustained and the mis-
management of the Democracy in both
State and comfy affairs was forcibly
placed before the people. The Republicans
of Madison county are In splendid fighting
trim. The party is united and harmonious.
and they know no foe but the Democracy.
Visiting Republicans from Lapel, Fishers
burg. PeDdleton. MarkievlIle and Alex
andria attended the meeting. Republican
managers and leaders are confident OF car
rying the county for Harrison and the local
ticket this fall.
Thurston and Mckinley spenk.
CHICAGO, June 13.-Nearly every body in
the local body polite was present at to-
nights monster meeting held in the Audi
forum to ratlfy the nominations made
by the Republican convention at
Minneapolis. Judge Thurston. of Ne
braska. and Governor Mckinley were the
principal speakers. Judge Thurston pro-
nOunced an eloquent enlogy on Blaine,
but pledged himself to the support Of
the nominees. Bear with us Yet little'
he said, IF re cannot in An hour transfer
the boundless enthusiasm for the name
upon our hearts TO the name upon our
ticket
Governor Mckinley came late. and he
said the convention at Minneapolis made
no mistake. He then talked on protection
few moments and left Harrlson's name
was heartily applauded every time it was
mentioned, as was also Blaine's.
Blaine, Maine and the Senate.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 16.-Congressman
Boutelle. of Maine, is still in the city,
spending . week with his brother and sis
ter, who reside here. re was asked to-day
to give his opinion of the talk about send
ing Blame to the Senate to succeed Sem
atOr Hale. He said that he did not know
whether Mr.. Blaine would care to go to
the Senate. but he had no hesitation IN
saying that any honor in the GIFT of the
Republicans of Maine that Mr.. Blaine may
desire would be enthusiastically bestowed
on the great leader.
New Workers Seeking New Manager.
NEW YORK, June 13.-Some of the En-
pire State Republicans are urging Collector
of the Port Francis Hendricks for cam
paiRn manager this year. 1t is said that
Mr. hendricks, while in the State Senate,
earned for himself the reputation of being
man who did his own thinking. and
whose ideas on party matters were usu-
ally wise and the product of very careful
thought and skillful calculations.
First Shot at Lebanon.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LEBANON, Ind, juno lathe Republic
ans opened the camp aign here this even
Ing. After ratifying the new presidential
ticket by grand pyrotechpical display.
about two thousand gathered in the tenn
porary quarters in the court house yard.
where John l.. Gritfitbs. Supreme Court
Reporter. made the initial speech. John
b. Cockrum of Indianapolis. also spoke.
Both speeches were enthusiastically re-
ceiyed