The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-21
central committee and the executive com-
mittee together in INDIANAPOLIS


THE committees were in session for o
long time" continued Mr.. Allen. and this
resolution l have just read TO you was
agreed to without single dissenting
another conference. aud by a unanimous
decision reiterated it's intention to stand
boldly by the compromise agreement The
thing. decided upon is just this: In the ma
tional convention. when the roll of states
ls called, il Alabama, Arkansas and other
land. when Indiana is reached her delega-
tion. too, will fall In line and throw her
strength TO him; but. on the other nand,
If Iowa presents the name of Governor
Palmer. then Senator Voorhees, will pro-
sent the name of Isaac p. Gray as Indi-
ana's candidate for President of the United
States. and the Indiana delegation Will
stand by him to the end. If it is seen that
Grover Cleveland is the choice of the pa
tional convention for President. then Isaac
p. Gray will be placed In nomination by
Senator Voorhees,, on behalf of Indiana.
for Vice-president-
BOTH SIDES TIED TO 1T.
"What 1 have just explained to you is
the exact meaning of the agreement. Gov.
Gray has given his word shat he will re-
ligiousiy observe the agreement and
Messrs. Morss. Wilson and others. repre-
senting Mr.. Cleveland's interests, have also
said they would observe the compromise.
II believe that this compromise resolu-
tion should be indorsed by the Ninth dis.
trIct. and that it should be recommended
to the committee on resolutions. / make o
motion to that effect"
The resolutions were so indorsed unanl-
mously. The meeting also declared for
samuel L. Morss. Charles Jewett, Hugh
Daugherty and Senator Voorhees, for de To-
gates at large to the nation al convention.
just as everything was sati sfactorily ar
ranged for an adjournment. Chairman
Allen precipitated small. sized riot anon 9
the delegates by announcing that owing to
the enforced withdrawal Of Judge A. +.
Paige. OF frankfort, as candidate Tor
Appellate Judge. he would like to hear ex-
pressiOns regarding the Ninth districts at
titude toward Theodore Davis of Mobiles
Vile. A man named Stewart said
good many delegates wanted to support
Alfred Reynolds, and Judge Kent OF
Frankfort, climbed on to = table and ad-
vocated an Endorsement of Davis A lively
wrangle ensued, which was only quieted
by the arrival of Judge Davis. who de-
clined the honor. IL is barely possible.
day. as the Hamilton county delegation al
once repaired to Room 81 at the Bates
House to talk the matter over.
The other meetings developed littlc or
nothing OF interest except IN the Second.
where q resolution indorsing tray was
passed. and in the Eleventh. where 1t " as
decided to request the convention to nomi'
nate United States Senator.
The other elections by the district meet
ings were as follows:
RESOLUTIONS.
First District-G. M. Swans, Spencer.
second-John Ii. Spencer. Daviess.
Thirds. b. voyles, Washington.
EOurth-Ben Smith. Rush.
Fifth-Inman ii. Fowler owen.
Sixth-L. c. Abbott Wayne.
Seyenth-JOhn w. Kern, Marion.
Eighth-Geo. A. Byrd, Clay.
Ninth-Eli Brown, Clinton.
Tenth-Senator Kopelke. Lake.
Eleventh.. Il. Slack. Huntington,
TWELFTH. NJ. Barrett, Allen.
Thirteenth-J. A. Osborn, Elkhart.
ORGANIZATION.
First District-J J. Nolan, Vanderbure.
second-W. A. Traylor. Dubois.
Third-Frank Burke, Clark.
Fourth Jacob Rief, Dearborn
Fifth-James Z. Laughlin, Bartholomew.
sixth-W. J. Hiigoss, Delaware.
Seventh-O. n. FrenZel, Marion.
Eighth-C. wizard. Vermillion.
NINTH. I. Parker. Upton.
Tenth-Will Q. Smith. Carroll.
Eleventh-H. b. Smith. Blackford.
Twelfth-Andrew J. Baxter, Dekalb.
Thirteenth-Slmon Vile, LaPorte
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
First Distrlct-Thomas Duncan, Gibson: con
tingent Thomas W. Fuller, Warrick.
Second-Ephraim Inman, Martin; contingent
w. w. Moiiatt, Greene.
FOurth-Carroll $. Tandy. Switzerland; CON
tingent j L. Benham. Ripley.
Fifth-Luther short. johnson; contingent
Anderson Percifield BROWN.
Sixth--ThOmas BagOs, Henry; contingent
Seventh-Albert Lieber Marion; contingent
Chas. W. Bridges Marion.
Eighth-A: NJ. Knight, Clay; contingent. Johl
Ninth-Theo. p. Davis, Hamilton; contingent
Julius Jose ph, Hamilton.
Tenth-H. D. Hattery, Cass; contingent, Jame
w. DOuthit, Lake.
Elevonth-D w Krisher Wabash; contingent
John Mitchell, Miami.
Tweltth-Otis l.. Ballou, Lagrange; contingent
A. A. Adams, Whitley.
Thirteenth-B. f. Miles, Kosciusko.
CREDENTIALS.
First District-John s. werney. Posey.
SecoHN-David III. Ellison. Lawrence.
Third--J. L. Applegate, Floyd
FOnrth-Rodman l.. Davis. Ohio.
Fifth-Ben T.. Smith, Brown.
Sixth Charles SUdworth, Henry.
eeventh-James J.. Keach, Marion.
Eighth-E. NJ. Fire.
Ninth. V. Kent, Clinton.
Tenth-D. II. Dykeman, Cass.
Eleventh.. +. Snow, Adams.
Twelfth-D. A. Faucet, Lagrange.
Thirteenth-D. b. GlazebroOk. Starke.
vICE-PREsIDENTS..
First Distriot-E. NJ. Paine. Spencer.
second-Thomas BusKirk. Orange.
Third-D. L. Lemon Floyd.
Fourth-S 8. Webster. Ripley.
Fifth-Jas. J. Smiley, Putnam.
siSth-M. B. Miller, Randolph.
Seventh-S. W. Edwins, Madison
Eighth-Isaac Shannon, Fountain.
Ninth-A. Il. Smith, Howard.
Tenth-Adam Ebert, Lake.
Eleventh-DavId Studebaker, Adams
Twelfth-G. w. Mcconnell, Steuhen.
Thirteenth-Lon. Bernethie, Starke.