The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-10-22
We're Anriou- to Hear Chase

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
5 CoNNERsvILLE, Ind, Oct. 2l.-Notwith-
standing the fact that 1t was not known
until noon yesterday that Governor Chase
would pass through the city. on his way
to Chicago from his Brookville meeting,
and although heavy downfall of rain
began In the evening before the arrival OF
his train, yet large and enthusiastic
crowd remained to greet the Governor at
the Morton Club-rooms. The Governor was
not expecting TO make q speech. but con-
sented to put In the hour aid half he had
to wait here by giving the citizens q speech:
He spoke on the tariff, State issues, and
appealed to the veterans TO show their 10y
atty to the flag by once more electing Ben
jamin Harrison President His speech was
listened TO by many soldiers, among whom
were q number of Democrats. and the Gov
ernor's speech made good impression
Albert j. Beverage speaks here next
Tuesday night, and q good crowd will greet
the eloquent Dung orator.
Judge Taylor and Aaron Jones Spoke.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
BUTLER. Ind. Oct. 2l.-The Republicans
held q meeting this evening at which
Judge Taylor, of Fort Wayne, and candi-
date for Secretary of State Aaron Jones.
addressed the people. 1t was much the
largest crowd that has been in Butler at q
political meeting for many years, and
the speakers were listened to with marked
attention. Judge Taylor's theme vas the
tariff as it affects the farmers and the
laboring people. His exposition of the
princi pies of protection was plain and con-
vincing. Farmer Jones showed up the DEM
ocratic acknowledgements. finances and the
inquiries of the tax law to the satisfaction
of his audience. He did not dismiss it as q
ali ~t4.l . a N
speaker Bynum, did o few evenings ago.
Republican Meetings in Rush County.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
RUsHvILLE. Ind. Oct. 2L-The Repub-
licans of Rush county held three rousIn q
meetings last night Rev. G.. w. Hatton.
the eloquent coiored orator from Kentucky.
spoke TO large crowd at the courthouse,
and was warmly appiauded. Hon. NJ. ID.
Tackett. of Greensburg, spoke at Arlington.
and Hon. George Harvey. of Indiana polls.
at Carthage. Both hau good meetings, and
their speeches pleased the crowds immense
ly. Mr.. Tackett spoke last night at Glen
wood, and Hon. u. ID. Cole aud Rev. w. ).
Campbell had o meeting in Anderson town.
ship.
Barbecue Ended In Fight, as Usual.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ARCADIA, Ind. Oct. 21.-The Democrats
of Hamilton county held barbecue ut this
place to-day. The speakers were Claude
Matthews and Ex-Governor Hubbard, OF
Texas. The crowd present was q good
sized one. The meeting ended in general
tight, In which two persons were severely
injured. and loss of life was only prevented
by the prompt action of the police. The
epublicans will hold a meeting at this
place next Thursday. at which ex-GOv ernol
Porter and Hon. William Z. Fishback wal
be the orators
Democrats Afraid of La Toilette.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
ROLL, Ind, Oct. 21.-The Republicans OF
Roll and vicinity had a grand rally
Wednesday night, although 1t rained. The
speaker being late made some confusion
aud some of the crowd went home. but there
were enough to fill our commodious schoo
building. The Democracy managed to keeI
all Democrats at home, only two or three
daring to forsake the orders of the bosses
and come. The leaders knew Of Mr.. Lit
Follette's power as q speaker.
Supported by Democrats.