The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-05

TICKET. vi THIS NUMBER aTc several sOlu
soldiers who will not sustain Cleveland
and his numerous vetoes of old soldiers
pensions.
Van yorhis Used the stereopticon.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
DANYILLE. Ind, Sept. 4-The campaign
was formally opened In this county last
night. Hon. FL. Van vorhis, of Indianap-
oils. spoke In this city TO a large crowd in
the court-honse. He illustrated the tariff
question by means of the stereopticon.
This wss the first attempt in the State to
use this instrument in such a way, and the
result was highly satisfactory. lie
showed the effects as they are
in regard to the effect on
the prices of commodities brought
about by the Mckinley law. The cartoons
exhibited are taken from the English "a
pers. shaving the condition of laborers
there. This scheme TO introduce into poll
tics some of the modern improvements IN
educational work was q great success.
There was speaking in the various town
ships of the county, also. Saturday night.
The county is being very thoroughly or
ganized into Lincoln clubs Republicans
are earnestly working, and there will be
an attempt In Hendricks county to con-
tribute 400 majority toward swelling In
dlana's vote for Harrison and Chase.
a Quiet Democratic Convention
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
SOUTH BEND. Ind. Sept. 4-The st.
Joseph county Democratic county conven-
ton was held at Prices Theater. this city.
yesterday, and was q very ~llstless affair.
1t was called to order by Sorden Lister.
John Gallagher and j. Il. Stoll were named
for chaIrmen. but the latter declined, prob
ably having in mind the serious muddle
into which he threw the recent Michigan
NfN nnn Tha nhAan ~F an aAln
resulted as follows: For Representatives,
George III. Slower, Clay township. Joseph
Suchanek. Portage township; treasurer,
Simon Yenn,. of Penn: sheriff, Andrew j.
Ward, of Harris; surveyor. William l..
Graves, of Madison: coroner. DR.. James A.
Vadir. of Liberty: assessor, William ID.
RockhilI. of Portage; commissIOneIs-mid-
die district. John N. Lederer, of Portage;
eastern district, James Daugherty, of Penn.
shockney Speaks at Warsaw.
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
WARSAW, Ind, Sept. 4.-The campaign
was successfully opened in Kosciusko
county yesterday. A large and enthusiasts
tic crowd assembled at Lake Side Park to
hear the candidate for Lieutenant-Rov-
ernor, Snockney. Professor P%attingell,
who happened to be here, and who is q
candidate for superintendent of Public In
IVA " 46ha VIZ A0A
question from the Republican stand-p point
TO the satisfaction of ali. He wasfoIlowed
by Nh. ShOckney in al able speech OIL the
State issues-Democratic high taxes and
the infamous gerrymander. The speaker
aroused his audience TO a high pitch of en-
thusiasm. Local meetings have been ar
ranged for all over Kosciusko county next
week. Koscinsko is good for 200 Republic
an majority.
DAILY and Banks Can Talk Facts.
Special 20 the Indianapolis Journal.
BLUFFToN, Ind, Sept. 4.-Wells county
Republicans opened the campaign in this
city last evening with a splendid meeting
at Sixbey's Hail. Thomas FL. Banks, the
Marion shoemaker, who is an Englishman
by birth. poured hot shot into the free
trade theorists. Having been a resident Of
England twenty-five years be eloQuently
demonstrated the living of free-trade la
borers. 1t was q convincing argument.
Capt. William +. Daily. of Peru. candidate
for Congress from the Eleventh district,
also addressed the meeting: Mr.. DAILY is q
mechanic and has made Q very favorable
i'm preston in this vicinity and will gain
Democratic votes. Much enthusiasm pre-
vailed and the speakers were applauded
throughout.
In the Brazil WigSam.