The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-03-10
OUTLOOK Is COON
Views Of the Situation by Republicans from
Various Parts OF the State.

Views Of the Situation by Republicans from
Various Parts OF the state
Republicans appear to be In high good
humor over the outlook for the State and
national campaigns. THE prospects in
the First district for Republican success"
said }. ii. McNeely. of the Evansville
Journal. "are better than they have been
since 1880. Among the farmers of the dis
trict, especially in Vanderburgh county,
there is a feeling of dissatisfaction over
the tax law and the increased taxation
that almost amounts TO revolution. This
feeling is. if any thing. intensified In Evans
vile. and there is a large number of DEM
ocrats who openly say they will either vote
the Republican ticket, or will not vote at
all"
Republicans in TippecanOe county"
said Charles E Wilson. of the Lafayette
Courier, have recovered al their old-tIme
enthusiasm. The people are prosperous.
and they do not feel Ill disposed TO the ad :
ministration on that account. though they
are not we'll pleased at the democratic
management in Indiana. which will add SO
largely TO their taxation. Tippecanoe
county will give 800 Republican majority
the Oldest and best Republican club In the
state. and beside that we have recently or
ganized the TIppecanoe Club. with an
active membership of 80.
Everything is is good shape for Repub-
llcan success" said Hon. Charles Harley.
of Delphi. I'VE are admirably organized
in our district. There are no dIssensIOns
and We are all working together with great
smiability for the success of the party"
The situation is tiatterIcg" remarked
M. W. Pershing. of the Upton Advocate.
I'm my county we have the strongest he
publican organization We have ever had
at this time preceding campaign We
feel that the voters are coming our
way. as they have good reason to do. The
national administration of affairs meets
With general approval. while the State leg
islation of the Democratic party. especially
IN the matter of taxation. Is bitterly COM
planned Of"
"Our district" said A. A. Winslow. of
Hammond, "ls IN good condition, and the
prospect for Republican gains Is excellent.
We have strong club organization at
Hammond-several in the district. There
Is n good club ut last Chicago"
The Republican party In the Twelfth
district" said W. l.. PeLfield. of Dekalb
county, outside of Allen county, is moro
united, and harmonious and stronger than
10 has been for fifteen years. The tenn
porary divisions OF sentiment IN Alien
county VIII not, in my Judgment. AFFECT the
LOYALTY OF the Republicans of that county
To the Repubiican ticket. When II come,
10 the election. with the important issues
that will appear IN the campaign. Allen
county Republicans Will do their duty.
The discussion of the merits OF President
Harrisons administration gains for the
party as it goes Oh. In my own county of
DeDalb Republicans generally are exceed
ingly enthusiastic over the present national
administration"
M olson county" remarked John o.
Hardesty. of the Anderson Herald. will
go Republican this year. That may ap-
pear 10 be "a surprising sta 'ment, and
will give reasons for my prediction. The
49, -.
county rough natural gas have given Ms
about three tho md new voters. and 10
per ent- of this new population Is kepTb-
hcan. The party stand together as never
there was such q complete absence OF dis
sensiOn as now