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

tiou. and illustrated his speech in telling
manner by exhibiting various cheap"
articles of common use among the poor peo-
pie OF Europe. many of which were so ex-
cessiveIy cheap" that even q Democratic
free-trader in this country could not be
persuaded to use them. Vermilhon county
Is all right.
The Ten Club mt Spiceland.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
STRICKLAND, Ind. Oct 22.-The Repub-
licans had love-feast here last night. Ten
Republican speakers Of the county who go
together to the various towns and school
houses of the conn ty were here, and their
speeches are limited TO ten minutes each.
Amongst them are two men who voted for
Cleveland in 1883. These all make good
speeches. During the meeting Hon. John
Is. Cockrum came into the FOOD and gave q
half hours speech. which captivated the
audience. The house was jammed and
many persons could not get In the room.
Hot Canvass in Jennings County.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
NORTH VERNON. Ind, Oct. 22.-The Re-
publicans of jennings county are doing
good work. Frank +. Little is making a
school district canvass of the county.
sues and giving instructions to
voters. III. c. Meloy. young
Republican of note. is speaking to the
". Gurlev Brewer and Messrs. Spooner.
Harvey. Kennedy and others have been
very active. Next week will be big
fight all along the line.
Judge Harrison Pleased Them.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal
KEMPToN. Ind. Oct. 22.-Judge Harrison,
of Lebanon, talked to the largest crowd of
voters that has been in the western part of
Upton county. last night. The committee
had made arrangements for the largest
hall In the town, but long before time they
had to adjourn to q large empty lumber
shed. where there was room for all. Mr..
Harrison is by far the most able speaker
that has appeared before either party dur
ing this campaign here.
Why n Democrat FIopped.
speci al 70 the Indianapolis Journal
ELKHART. Ind. Oct. 22-Hon ". r. Murray,
former Democratic Congressman from the
DAYTON, o.. district, and now q stsnch Re-
publican, delivered rousing speech here
Thursday evening to Q large gathering, al
the Republican headquarters Mr.. Murray
told that he left the Democratic party on
account of its free-trade attitude. He gave
one of the best expOstiOns of the tariff that
has been listened to here so far this cam
paign.
Prohibs and Drunken Men.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Ind. Got. 22.-The Prohibs
of eastern Indiana had big rally here to-
day. A large crowd was present Every
saloon in the city was deliberately dec
Grated and each did very large business.
Ola business men say that they never al
any time saw as many drunken men on the
streets as to-day. 1t was almost impossible
part of the day to get along the streets on
account of the rye-straw enthusiasts.
Democratic OutraRes in Harrison County.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
CoRYDoN, Ind, Oct s2.-Wh;le Rev.
John Melton and Mr.. John Q. A. SieR were
addressing a Republican meeting at Cros-
by's school. near this place. Wednesday
night Democratic hoodlums hurled stones
against the house and ende av ored to break
mp the meeting. Outrages of this character
by Democrats are becoming quite frequent
in Harrison county.
Kenworthy at Orleans.
ORLEANS. Ind, Oct 22.-The Republicans
of this vicinity listened TO the best speech
of the campaign here. last night. by Sen.
ator Kenworthy. The crowd was large
Notwithstanding the fact that the town
was celebrating Columbus day at the same
time. The Senator was at his best, and his
talk was plain and fOrcible.
Henry Winning Admiration.
Special 10 the indianapolis Journal
FoKTvILLE, Ind. Oct 22.-Charles l..
Henry. candidate for Congress. addressed
the largest meeting of the campaign here
last evening. Mr.. Henry's speech was q
surprise to a great many of his friends and
admirers who have known him for years
and he is winning admiration from Demo-
Gratis for the stirring canvass he is making.
VIII BE Republican Hereafter.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal
CANNELToN. Ind. Oct 22-T. Z. Huston
and Charles I. Miller yesterday bought o.
w. n. Underwood the Cannelton Enquirer
The name of the paper will not change
but in politics it will be Republican. Thi.
paper has been Democratic for the pas,
thirty years, and Yesterdays transaction
was quite q sensation.
Big Gathering at Goodiand.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
GooDLAND. Ind, Oct. 22.-Hon. A. N
Hardy, of Daviess county delivered q goot
address to a big gathering of Republican,
to-day. The crowd was estimated at TIVE
thousand. and the spsech was the best o.
the campaign. Newton county Republic
ans are moving to the front in solid pha
lanx.
ROl mss Good Tariff Agreement
Special to tho Indianapolis Journal.
ROCKVILLE, Ind. Got. 22.-The Hon
Thaddeus S. Rollins. of Indianapolis
talked Republican doctrine at the court
house last night. 1t was rainy, but he hat
q fairly good crowd and made an excellen
speech. His argument on the tariff was tn,
best of any yet heard here.
Speaking IN Wabash County.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
NORTH MANCHESTER, Ind, Oct 22-Capt
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