The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-10-23

for Secretary of State. spoke there
this afternoon. Mr.. Bishop will answer
HE TRADE. The Republicans of this city
regard Mr.. Bishop as one OF the best
stun,pers in the campaign. His discussion
of the tariff. currency and State tax law
At Republican hesdquarters in this
city mass-meeting was held that
proved TO be the best meeting
d the year. A ID: Hurst. candidate for
his friends by the able manner IN which he
presented the Repu blican doctrine. short
speeches were made by Daniel Scantlin. q
young Irish Republican. who is doing
by Hon. III. c. Ryan, ID. w. Wood. NJ. NJ.
DUNLAP and :. NJ. keltner. The Sells
Brothers Quartet was present and created
much enthusiasm. A significant feature
OF the campaign In this coanty was the an
nouncement to-day that Levi Common. one
of the wealthiest and most prominent
farmers In this county, who has been an
active ands lifelong Democrat. had re-
nOunced his party affiliations last night IN
a public speech made IN his neignbOrhood
school-house In Richland township. Mr.
Connor believes that protection Is what
Americans and American farmers need.
he said that Grover Cleveland and the
Democratic party were In harmony with
the doctrine of free trade, and that he
eould not longer support the Democratic
party. The announcement In this CITY
to-day created CONSERVATION in Demo-
cratic circles and corresponding good feel
ing among Republicans.
JohD.on's Appeal TO workingmen.
Special 70 the Indianapolis Journal
MUNcIE. Ind. Oct. 22.-Hon. Henry u.
Johnson. Congressman for this district,
addressed the largest meeting at the Wal
nut-street Opera House last night that has
yet assem- bled to hear q speech in Muncie
this campaign. The meeting was
fitting hnaie for the meetings Mr..
put Delaware county the present week.
A large number of farmers who
had heard Mr.. johnson during the
week followed him to this city.
passions or prejudices of an audience. but
10 their Judgment. and every nearer IL
given something to study over. HIS re-
marks to the laboriDg men were frequently
interrupted with applause. He said:
Every since the creation OF the world strikes
have been more or less frequent, not only
in own country where we live un-
der protection, but In the free.trade
Dutgrowth OF difference between money and
toll. and whether you live under pro-
do occur. and viii occur. The question is,
can you get better wages and have
greater prosperity under the present
trade or tariff for -revenueonly policy. The Ia
borers OF the foreign countries do not receive
m as sood do not haVe s the a
vantages you now possess. then why change
your condition for one like theirsl
Big Meetings for Porter and Cheadle.
special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON. Ind. Oct 22.-Ex- Govarnor
Porter held two monster meetings in this
county yesterday. One was an all-day raj
ly at Elnora. where about two thousand
five hundred were present. After raising a
Republican pole in the forenoon the crowd
repaired to n grove and listened to two
speeches. The first was delivered by ex-
Governor Porter, and il was one OF bis best
efforts. IL was q PLAIN. com pre- hensive talk
on the vital issues. There can be no ques-
ton as to the good it did for the Repu bic
next spoke. He had been escort
ed to the hotel from the train
and thence TO the speakers stand By near
ly "A hundred ex-s0ldiers. and his address
was mainly to them. However, he talked
to some length on the tariff and on State
taxes and was most enthusiastically re-
ceIved. At the close of the meeting, a
local tin merchant sold large numbe of
tin-cups at the rate of four for a nickel.
and at a profit too. The effect was Demo
cratic farmers opened their eyes on this
subject of tin. MIR. Cheadle spoke to q big
meeting at Oden last night and ex-Gov.
Parter had great turn out In this city.
Hundreds could not gain an entrance at
the courtroom, but those who were moro
fortunate were given a treat
spoke In a Tobacco Barn.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
TENNYsoN, Ind, Oct. GA. p. Twine-
ham spoke here Thursday night IN large
IA
enough to hold the crowd. Notwithstand-
ing the rain that poured down early In the
evening people of all parties came. John
c. Reed. county chairman. accompanied
Mr.. Twineham from Folsomville. ID. G..
Zimmerman, candidate for Representative;
Levi Warner, candidate for treasurer. and
Nicholas Harter, candidate for sheriff.
were also present and made q few remarks.
W. w. Twineham spoke for one hour and
was in attendance. and also the sheep
skin" band from Jacksonville and the Gen-
tryville glee club.
Stood In the Rain to Hear Marshall.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
NEW ALBANY. Ind, Oct. 22-Despite the
rain and cold. aIarRe crowd of enth usiastic
Republicans, and quite number of Demo-
Gratis. gathered on State and Ealy streets,
Thursday night, to hear the Hon. w. h.
Marshall. Cannons were fred, fireworks
pet off and q general jollifcation resulted.
The crowd stood in the rain and gave the
speaker the closest attention for one and
and one-h half hour. Mr.. Marshall confined
himself To the tariff and money questions,
which were ably discussed. and in such q
manner that every one could understand
the issues as set forth by both parties. Be-
fore the speakers arrived q pole. Ito feet
high, was raised.
Captain Coons's blackboard Again.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
SHERIDAN. Ind. Oct. 22-To-day was q
great day for the good people of Hamilton
and Boone counties and especially to the
Republicans of Sheridan. Captain Coons
the Republican candidate for Auditor OF
State, exhibited his blackboard and ex-
plained the result of the Democratic tax
law IN a very able and clear manner. There
were fully three thousand people present
and Captain Coons's ex PLANTATION was re-
ceived with applause and cheers. Hon. w
ID. Owens followed Mr.. Co0ns Mr. Owens
made a very able talk on national issues
and explained the tariff and protection
basnes in very able manner.
Jerersonviiie Epworsh District
Special 20 the Indianapolis Journal
COLUMBUS. Ind. Oct. 22.-The annual
meeting of the Jacksonville district ED.
worth League Is now in session in this
city. 1t is one of the largest meetings sc
far hald in thia State there heinO seva ara