The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-10-05

at SummltvIIle and had a goOd-sized ana
good-hnmored audience. Mr.. Bynum was
to speak there at the same time,
but failed TO put in an appearance. The
Democrats got mad and some three hum
dred of them went over and attended
Chipman's meeting. The Judges talk
evidently made a good impression on them.
To all appearances Mr.. Henry has got
Bynum on the run. and as result that
gentleman has been called back into his
district post haste.
Mr.. Henry's Aggressive Campaign.
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.~PENDLEToN, Ind. Oct 4-Hon. Charles
L. Henry. candidate for Congress In this
district. spoke here last night. and made q
speech that will nave a wide influence. 1t
was the intention to have an outdoor
meeting, but on account of rain the speak
ing was held in the Universalist Church.
Every seat was taken, chairs and
benches carried In, all the standing room
listeners. and even then many were Turned
away. Mr.. Henry spoke for an hour and Q
hall. and as an evidence OF the interest
with which he filled his hearers. only one
leave the room during that
time. Mr.. Henry has started out
TO make an aggressive campaign and 10
keeping the voters of his district awake
ana posted on the issues OF the campaign.
He made the tariff question so PLAIN the
smallest boy could understand it, and the
conmendable part of it all was that when
he made a statement he followed with the
proof plain, and convincing.
Shockney at His Old Home.
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WINDFALL, Ind, Oct. 4.-Hon. Theodore
Shockney, candidate for Lieutenant
governor, addressed a good-sized audience
in the grove to-day on the political issues.
devOting most of his time to State affairs.
This is his old home, he having been a poor
orphan boy twenty-seven years ago. Ii was
thirty years ago to-day since his mother
was buried here. He spoke of this incident
In affecting words. His old nelghbors.
of all parties. gave him a hearty welcome
and q good hearing. Mr.. Shockney deserves
much credit for his success In life. He was
born OF poor parents, and when he lett here,
q mere boy. a collection was taken up to
defray his expenses to friends in Randolph
county. Judge Waugh made a short speech
at the close.
Waking Up st. Joseph County.
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SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. 4.-Within the
past few evenings some remarkable meet
ings have been held here. On Saturday
night Hon. Byron NJ. Cutcheon, of MichI-
gan. addressed a very large audience at
Mishawaka. Last night Gen. Thomas H.
Nelson, of Terre Hsute. spoke here, and
made an interesting address. Capt. James
5. Dodge. Republican candidate for Com
gress from this district, also held q large
meeting In the country, and at Waikerton
Hon. Richard Guenther, of Wisconsin,
made q fine speech. Captain Dodge held a
good meeting tins evening at Crumstown.
lie Is doing fDe work all over the district.
and 1T he Is not the next Congressman from
the Thirteenth it will not be his fault
Three Thousand People Greet Chase.
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SHELBYvILLE. Ind, Oct. 4-The Repub-
leans of this city are doing honor to Gov.
Chase tonight. He arrived on the noon
tram, n spent the afternoon calling on
business men, greeting old soldiers and
cheering up Republicans to active work
the closing mont OF the cam palgn. To-
night three thousand people aseem bled on
the public square to hear the Governor
speak. For over one hour he discussed ma
tional and State issues. The tariff ques-
ton was clearly and forcibly presented,
and his remarks to old soldiers were adj
mirable. The Governor Is very popular in
Shelby county. and will receive quite a
number of Democratic soldier votes. This
meeting will do great good to the party.
Hurley at Seymour. 4F
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SEYMOUR. Ind, Oct. "A large and en-
thusiastic Republican meeting was held
here tonight. which was addressed by
Hon. NJ. NJ. Hurley, of New Albany. Mr..
Hurley delivered a very able address upon
the deplorable financial condition of
the State. brought about by
Democratic m-ismanagement, He reviewed
the Democratic party history for the past
decade, and poured hot shot into the free
trade platform adopted at Chicago. The
speech was the first delivered In this city
this rear. and was listened to by a large
and enthusiastic audience. The apathy
which has existed among Republicans this
campaign has been cleared away. and they
will now get down to active work.
Rushviile Is Wide Awake.
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RusHvIILE, Ind, Oct. 4-Judge A. w.
Tenney. of New York. was advertised for a
speech In this city tonight, but failed to
make his appearance, owing to the fact
that he is busily engaged an
the campaign IN Nebraska at present.
HIS place was accepJably filled by
Hon. John l.. Gritiths. OF Indianapolis.
An immense audience was present, which
filled every available space In the hall.
Mr. Gritiths's speech was n rousiDg one.
The tariff. currency and state issues were
ably discussed from a logical and convinc-
ing stand- point. Judge Tenney has PROM
ised TO be here on tae afternoon of Tues
day. Oct. p. and preparations will be made
to give him a hearty welcome.
Elkhart Republicans Are All Right.
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ELKHART, Ind., Oct. 4.-Hon. Thomas
Nelson addressed a rousing gathering of
Republicans at Republican headquarters
here this evening and made a telling i'm
preston. He gave an able exposition
of the tariff, showed no the record
of the Democratic party in q way
that made the Democrats present wish
they were elsewhere, and closed with a.
masterful eulogy of the present admins
tration- The Republicans of this section
are not making a great deal OF noise, but
never were they more determined.
Fairbnnks at Covington.
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CovINGToN. Ind. Oct 4-Hon. Charles
w. Fairbanks addressed q large meeting at
the courthouse IN this city last evening.
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