The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-31

dent i. 5. Gordon or NJ. q. McLain to-day.
in care of the COium bIa Climb.
The train on the return trip will stop in
Chicago at least a half day. giving all who
so desire an opportunity TO spend q few
hours in that city. Everybody going ON
the Columbia Climb train can have the as
surance that the fare will be as low as any
rate made. andsif there IL a cut rate be-
tween now and the starting tirpc. those
going on this train will get the benefit OF u.
The Columbia Club people have been as
sured by railroad officials IN Chicago that
the Indianapolis train will be the finest
that will run into Minneapolis during the
convention. 1t Will be q solid vestIbule
train and will be decorated for the oc-
casion in fine style. Everything that the
most fastidions person could wish. in the
way of comfort, will be provided on the
train.
The Republican. from southern Indiana
will 20 over the Mon0n road TO Chicago.
The train will be a special. leaving at 7:i5
a. NJ. next Sunday, and leaving Chicago on
Sunday night. Starting from Louisville is
10 expected that Republicans will board
places along this line are New Albany.
Salem. Orleans, bedford, Bloomington.
Gosport, Grerncastle. Charlottesville. "a.
favettc. Monon aud Rensselaer,. All per-
should buy tickets from local agents. at
their respective towns. via the Wisconsin
Central from Chicago.
Mr.. Timberlake, druggist at the corner
OF StNeutn ebTret anu SOIieRo avenue, Is ~
the head of 70 private excursion TO the Re-
publican national convention. He has Oh
tanned quite - number of persons TO go from
President HarrisOn's own ward. and Is look
ers. which will be occupied during the stay
in Minneapolis.
Row Between the Factions.
The regular readers of the Hendricks
Club Guide" a publication issued by the
nphltrotInn nnVnpaitfaa nf fbta no1ftiraI
club. are wondering why they do not re-
ceive the number now due. The reason
lies in the fact that its publication was
suddenly suspended by the board of direct
ors soon after the appearance of the last
number. 1t was the Der in which APP
penrcd ON account of the Democratic State
convention, and Myron King. as editor
and as deputy to the Secretary Of
State, who won the nomination
for Governor. coiored the account
with the 10 per cent. tincture." There
were many ibes flung ut the 80 Der cent"
which became the slogan OF Till Shanklin
and the Shields Club. Ii was suggested
that the little ten had swallowed the
mighty ninety. and othor Impolitic REFER
eDces TO the fallen foe had an exasperating
tone. There was also a reference To the
astute political management of editor-dep-
uty King in behalf of the plantation
owner. The titterIng exultatlon was ex-
ccedlDgiy irritating TO the friends OF
Shankhn anu Cleveland. and especially TO
the shields Club. which chaInpioned
the defeated orator from Nanderburg.
A mighty protest went mp to the board OF
directors. of whom A &. Ayers. a Clove-
land delegate 10 Chicago. is one. and the
publication was summarily suspended. Ny
ron Id. King and Chris Sfein. who had the
publication in charge. found their editorial
occupation gone.
The cracks at Shanklin and the 90 per
cent. were outrageous" said q membcr OF
the Shields Club TO a journal reporter. 1T
was pretty tongh to be whipped and then
lnsulted and stamped upon. We made q
kick mighty sudden. like a mules. and
knocked the life out OF the sheet ! be-
Iievo we knocked o little tense
also into the heads of the publishers. We
don't love Matthews any too well. any how,
and / woul not be surprised If some of us
should stay away from the polls. or else
vote for his competitor. Why, he used to
meet with us Cleveland fellows and help
plan TO make the State solid for Cleveland
at Chicago. We all believed he was o
Cleveland man. AMI he was then content
to aspire Tor denomination as Secretary of
State. But the Gray crowd inflated his
ambifion TO get him TO desert the
Cleveland ranks. and then worked
made the tight and won. though he
had promised he wonId not no so. Mason
j.. Niblack has = letter from Kim promising
that ho would not be "A candidate for Gov
ernor. Ii he had kept his word, Sbanklin
would have had q sure victory. Matthews
played us false. and if the election were
left 20 us. be could not be elected Governor.
IL the 10 per cent. is so mighty. let them
elect their man. We may help them, per-
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