The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-25
STIRRING UP THE HOLSTERS.
REPUBLICAN, LEADERS MEET TO LOOK
ACTS ~ THE Fac Z.
The Party In Indiana IL n Good Deni Scared
Three Rig GUNS from New I"rk wero
Heard in lndinna9oiis Last Night-A
Talk with Bourkc Cock ran on nmmrW

The Party In Indiana IL n Good Deni Scared
Three Rig Guns from New York SSere
Heard in lndinnnooiis Last Night-A
Talk with Bourkc Cock ran on TnmmnWy.
IHp1ANAroLIs. Oct. 2+.-All tho most promi-
nent Republicans in Indiana were in secret
conference to-day with the Central Committee.
Enough leaked out to demonstrate that there
is a big scare. Several speeches were made
urging redoubled effort during the remainder
OF tho campaign. and numerous reports from
out" counties we're heard. The prospect for
carrying tho State for Harrison and tho Ee-
publican State ticket was declared by many
present TO be excellent. but this belief was not
unanimous. The first Republican poll was
somewhat encouraging. but the second showed
several thousand Democratic. and it Is be-
lieyed that tho last poll was etill moro dis
couraging.
Secretary Sheerin Of the National Committee
arrived to-day. 1t was given out In New York
when he left TINT city that he was coming to
Indiana to bring some money for legitimate
can pnign purposes. Chairman Taggart and
the members OF the Indiana committee deny
| that he brought them any money. MIR. Sheerin
| said to interviewers hero that the Democrats
we're making n good fight in New York. and
that he had no doubt that Cleveland would
carry the state by n large plurality. he went
from this city to Louisville.
Secretary OF state Foster was In Indianapolis
q few hours this morning. He said: Il con-
slider tho political outlook good for the Repub-
lican party. Tho indications are that Presi-
crensei majority. l believe the situation in
iIean ITCsrssss are n s sstt"' in the First district
'Mcssrs. !scit and Dcr"w received mn enthn-
siastic we'some tins evening, IN" .,:m are ,hs sr a%ti.
Harrison tide in Indiana; Wnnamaker ana
Minister l AU ha NH ;c he Has r seSu asslar l.f
for Harrison. says tonight:
Wear sH55 r.. TIN, the n ,aSa iGs .i man,
az asS ri. s'i It IS i@po @sid.'t That lie should ''heip
their cause. His presence in tho Cabinet Is an
o'I Ro%SI and Go q ai,Sr nrrit to fH ,o, Tnv!s n ENlI IS Now
said "a. him III. sysning: There are en- many
think that 1satWsrdiy il %ill support Cleveland
0" wy t don't snow" said. Mr.. Cochran" how
Tammeny can dom do more Re n than thi sh ip il '' sI;, IS IS
sending men over the country making speeches
for Mr.. Cleveland; Every man n3minH,e4 on
the Tammany ticket Tor i"chl oin stssd y hy G Inv
Democratic electors. We have appealed to
them to give more attention to the Demncratlc
electors than to the local nominees The or
CARNATIONS have resolved to send out pastors
containing the names Of the electors. ant 70
t h1ss Vote VOTE 1 for the local nominee. or not; TINS
Tammany is using her own money against her
own nominees. i such a thing is n scdy Hpovs
where she stands. She has said that she is
for Cleveland. and that certainly SHOULD be an
argument that she Is Tor Cleveland
the Chicago Convention against Mr.. Cleveland
with the efforts you are now making to secure
his election
No word in that speech was ,dcroCatory
OF Mr.. Cleveland. l spoke Of, him as my
friend, and | am still his friend. !
spoke OF his ability as n candidate. At
that time did not agree Win the wGwSe EN-
I believe now that the Convention was right
and | was wrong. There never was a man
would rather vote for than Cievelnnd: and
there was nothing In my speech ut chicago
that would lead any fair-minded man to think
otherwise.