The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-10-15
Handsome Street Parade Of Clubs. and Tou.
linson Hall Jammed. with Over 1,5o0
People Unable to Get In.
Remarkably Clear and Able Speech on
the Tariff BY Senator w. P. Frye.
View Of the ork-Shops Of Europe-Building
Mill in England and America
Free Trade in Ireland.
OPENING DEMONSTRATION.

1t Was n Rouser, Sure observation-disclosures
Showing OF Clubs.
The first formal Republican demonstra-
ton last night was monster one, and was
marked with great enthusiasm Long be-
fore o'clock clubs began TO arrive from
every direction. The martial airs of the
many drum corps and the musical stratus
of bands mingled with the shouts and
cheers that filled the air. BY the time the
procession was In line and the WORD was
given to march, the locality of Washington
and Tennessee streets was dense
mass of humanity. The demonstration
was q hearty one and put every
body in good spirits ct the proof
that the lethargy charged upon the Re-
publicans of Marion county does not exist.
When the occasion was ripe the same
thrilling interest was shown In Republican
success and the election of Harrison. Reid
and Chase as was manifested in thu
stormier times of 1855.
The procession was headed by the Re.
publican veterans known az the ~Old
Guard.n The companies in line were A, Il,
G, ID. L and 4, constituting she
First Regiment, of about nine hum
dred members. These marched OF
gaily to the stirring music of the Brother
hood Band, In columns Of eight amid the
cheers of the crowd. In the compact line
were seen many broken-down old Raliants.
whose political enthusiasm could. NOS bs
restrained by bodily infirmitles. The LIST
of clubs, containing MEMBERSHIPS OF 4,5oos
which participated, in greater OF less NUM-
bers were as follows
The Old Guard, Six Companies.
Band.
Marion Club.
West indianapolis Drum Corps.
West indianapolis Mckinley Club.
Drum Corps
Traders Point Club, with Torches.
Drum Corps.
Tenth Ward Club
Drum Corps
Sixth Ward Club.
Band,
Columbia Club.
Indianapolis Drum and Bugle Corp&
Harrison Zouayes.
Drum Corps.
Fifth Ward Club.
Liiipufian Guards.
Drum Corps.
Fourth Ward Club.
Coored Republican League.
Protective Tariff League.
Patrick Egan Club.
Indiana Republican Deaf and Dumb Club.
Chase Club. Tenth ward
Mt. jackson Republican Club.
Drum Corps
Haughyille Republican Club.
John l.. Griffith Club. Haughville.
G. w. Fairbanks Club.
Fourth Regiment, Harrison and Chase GuardA
Railroad Club.
German-American Clnb.
Fourteenth Ward Club.
Fifteenth Ward Club.
In addition, there were fourteen divisionf
of the Lincoln League represented in tho
line of march. The Fourth Ward Club car
ried Chinese lanterns. There were many
transparencies, reading among other things,
Harrison against the world" I'VE carry
dinner buckets now made of American tin"
Wildcat money means ban kruptcy." The
Harrison Zouaves were a conspicuous body
of voters. The Marion Club was one Of the
largest organizations in the line.
The procession passed east through
crowds Of thousands to Pennsylvania
street and then to the Denison House.
where tho speaker and Mr.. Gordon, presi-
dent of the Columbia Club, were waiting
in a carriage. The carnage took place IN
tho procession just ahead of the West
indianapolis Mckinley Club. Counter
marching. the procession went again to
Washington street, then east to New Jersey,
then, counter-marching 10 Delaware,
advanced TO the hall. There was not room
enough for the multitudes. Thousands
stood about the door. and not seeing any
chance TO get in. walked away. The i'm
preston with many was that the speaker
had failed 20 arrive and that the crowd was
leaving. Not 60. Tomlinson Hall never
held more people than it did last night.