The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-05
THE OUTLOOK IN INDIANA.
JUST NOW IT rs PHEASANT FROM
NOM POINTS or TIhM

Rerubiicau CsnAaercs Of Recent Growth
Supported ~ Eight Goea Reasoss-DeW.
ocrntie Cheerfainess SustAinsA hy kiaht
Reasons, Eqa~iiy Good, Appareatay.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. "A few weeks ago only
an occasional liepu blican could be found who
would claim Indiana for Harrison. To-day
the Republican managers say that II is sbso.
luteiy safc for him. These reasons for their
confidence are given by members OF tho Re.
publican Committee:
J. The people want honest money.
2. majority OF them believe In protective tarlh
8. 1nd,snA bAs grown into a great manufacturing
stas dursg the four ysArr and this asv interest
10 naturally Republican.
T. Tue tag law passed By the last Democratic Lsgs
iature IL expected to help the Republicans.
8. 1t is believed the Peoples party viii help the Re-
pubiicai
q. state pride viii cut come figure.
Z It 10 believe ed that there is stn some asa6ecton
ever Gray's defeat Al Chicago.
4. The Republicans have . complete organization.
and will BE- able 70 get their full vote esa
Discussing these reasons ono committeeman
said that the wildcat" money issue would
BRING many votes to the Republican ticket.
The old men Of tho stnto. he said. wore uni.
VERBALLY opposed TO my movement looking to
areturn to State bank currency. and they were
talking to the young men with whom they had
influence. On the question OF protection he
believed that sixty per cent. 81 the voters Of
tho state wers In favor Of protective tariff.
Tho new factories. no satd were expected to
WELD o great influence In favor OF the Repub-
llcan ticket.
1t is estimated By tho committee that the
vote In the natural gas district has been in.
creased 10000 In the last four years. Seventy
per cent. OF tho imported voters. 1t 10 estimate
ed.are in the gas belt.and Of these the Republi-
cAns expect to get seventy per cent Tho poll
OF the natural gas counties. tits Rverred. bears
out the claim that the party 10 making It's
announced that the poll OF Madison county
always heretofore a reliable Democratic coun-
ty-shows Republican plurality OF over 200
Some OF the Republicans say that this In
crease In the voto In the natural gas district
alone ought TO make the Stnto Republican:
but thoy say they have other good resources
to depend upon. Iii expected by the party
that several thousand mon will refuse to vote
the Democratic ticket because OF thotr dissat-
isiactiun with the tax law enacted BY tho last
Legislature. This vote. It Is expected. will
come largely from the German population.
The Republican State Convention. when II do
cided to remain silent on the temperance
question. had in mind the leaving Of an opsn
way for tho dissatisfied Germans to vote the
Republican ticket. Tho mon who laid tho plan
now believe It was wise. although they were
not entirely sure OF their position whom tho
Convention met. Their action drove from the
party soma good men. but 1t is asserted that
whore one Republic has boon driven over to
the Prohibitionists. three Democrats have
come to the Republicans on the tax question.
The estimate OF tho Peoples Party Committee
is that two out Of three OF the new converts to
the party are Democrats. They say 1t seems
to have been more Of an accident than any
thing else that the new party is exceptionally
strong In big Democratic counties Allen
were by actual count. It is said BY tho Poru.
II. hsGr that
81 tho number were formerly Democrats. The
pssy sote Alien county vii more than
set tho votes the hepubIicaps viii ln r. n On as-
r.. 81 f LED have
that the party will gain as, many votes from
IT, Rsrty as h ~i Lose on SSSoInt q
the ratio 81 two to one. -.
giving Ghy h:y S IT,:
The reasons follow: ' ~
g: aiR hsS.
ID. m.iersy OF the people OF Indiana are in favor
jsdss G..:a.. and many other R.p.e,.e.n. Of
Slss.sas I'll ~: ,saS:nes q Il. s s
r: Z s q: pr..e., .. for til.
LUG iHceaso - O0pusebbOo IN A<AAO COuuty
and to
The fret reason the Democrats assign 10 the
Ss. IL sns S.s
this year Is to ct out the vote: tis sited that
iour YEAR, ago Harrison. With az ths help 81
sssrIisd the State b. nearly % 90. ThSy say
cratic party. while there arc many from H the
s1s y. g6: ballet hs sw ss
WAS bought for Harrison four years ago and
they do not bsl'sy S.t this can be done under
law will help the Dem ocrats By giving en-
pioysss a. y, opportunity to vote their senti-
5:iors been able to do IN some me parts Of In
The men who do tho talking a. Democratic
Who have isit the Republican, party this Year Year
II w ss'sss go sssf
tSis tine 4. s,n Thsx begin With Gudss Gresham.
na%. a. Of f ss oasr
%sy:s z NcstA xI,frnof D g. Of
Sslisss he fisppbIlcan dis.nsction At For Fort
sna sss Sa isttsr ySass
pittes and resigned because Of his aversion to
Harrison. He 10 very wealthy and very In
The party Is counting on an increased vote
In the mining counties. too They believe this
will almost Offset tho increase the Republicans
may hsvs IN the natural gas district. There
are between 5000 and 5000 voting miners In
the State. and the Democratic managers be-
lisvs they will got the vote almost solid. Four
years ago many Of the miners voted Tor Har-
rison.
Il Il commended that tho new population Of
Lake county. mainly in the towns Of Hun.
who have gone there are nearly ali from Chit
csso The State Co@mlttee believes that the
tlon from Chicago. Tho Democrats. to.. lay
Chairman TaggAH that no former Chairman
had the Stats 40 Thoroughly organized. and
was so well squippod for getting out eyeyy, vote
the party has. The Democrats do no: believe
the Peorle'a rnrty will hurt them any worse
than It will hurt the Republicans.
The Republican managers admit that tho
l'tate pride question will not cut rs great
Aa G.N,,r h.,tt