The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-10-04
RECIPROCITY A GOOD THING
Hon. William Dudley FOulke Thinks
Republicans Are Not Wholly Bad.
But Still He Thinks President Harrison Would
Send Us All SksllyhoOting to the B4w-
Vows If Re. Elected--0ther Politics.
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EVANSVILLE. Ind, Oct. 3-Hou. William
Dudley Foulke. the civil-servlce reformer,
addressed a large audience here tonight.
urging the election of Cleveland and
Stevenson. Contrary to expectation. his
argument was based almost exclusively on
the tariff issue. He said the Republicans
found the Mckinley bill SO disastrous
In the election two years ago that
many or them considered the only escape
from its evil consequences was by the
back door of reciprocity. He thought
there was o great deal of good IN this no.
tion of reducing our protective tariffs
by reciprocal treaties with other
countries. and was "gIad to see
even q little beresy invade the
sanctuary of orthodox Republican protec-
tiOD." But the provision OF the bill giving
the power TO the President 10 suspend du-
ties by proclamation concealed O graver
menace TO Republican institutions than
anything in the Mckinley bill, he thought;
"A graver abuse than any which has hereto
fore accompanied the protective policy.
The Pre- Ident. as the re representative OF
the entire people," said he, lis to determine
what is inst and equitable In these reei-
procity ARRANGEMENTS. but It IS clear
enough that as a precedent this thing II
sanctioned and carried out. and
republican government. The Presi-
dent, within the limits of the reel
procity clause, Is made a dictator, ana
If corrupt there would be no limit TO his
power to perpetuate his authority. The
concentration of such authority In the
hands of the executive is perilOus."
Mr.. Foulke said he would support Cleve-
land because he believed he would restore
the Republic. reformed and purified, to the
people. Senator Turpie and Governor
elect Fish back, of Arkansas also spoke.
Very Much in the Battle.
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ANDERSON. Ind. Oct. S.-Tbe political
campaign work In Madison county began
again in earnest to-day. and will be prose-
cuted with vigor from now until the cleo
ton and the redemption of Madison coun y
in next November. Tonight Hon. Aaron
Jones. Republican candidate for Secretary
of State. and Hon. Thaddeus S. Rollins
spoke to Anderson Republicans and citi-
zeDs at the Circuit Court room. Hon.
Charles l.. Henry resumed active work IN
his splendid canvass of this county by q
speech at Pendleton tonight. The Sells
Quartet. of this city, and fifty members of
the COl0red Republican Club. of this city.
attended. James Nj. Dickson, q lifelong
i ps%sGTas e Of snls s Of the Mho pe %as
ocratic count central committee. has
announced his intention of supporting
Mr.. Henry. Elsewhere in the county the
Republicans are alert. Ex-Judge NJ. A.
Chapman addressed n meeting tonight at
Snmmitvillc; ID. l.. Bishop spoke at Frank
ton. ana A. ID. Hurst. vino is making the
race for Representative in this county,
held a meeting at Dundee. Madison county
Republicans are fighting v~alorously to send
greeting TO the State central COMMITTEES
that her first Republican majority was cast
for Harrison Nov. Z.
Worrell Boards the Lion.
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COLUMBUS, Ind Oct. 81 Capt. John
Worrell was given a hearty welcome into
Congressman Cooper's county tonight. He
was assigned to his first speech in the coun-
~ at Taylorsville. SIX miles north of this
city, and arrived there at 5 p. NJ. The
Republican clubs of this city. together
with three hundred citizens, chartered a
special train and went to that place. The
band and drum corps accompanied the
crowd. Fully eight hundred people were
present. but a heavy fall of rain prevented
q parade. Captain Worrell made n stirring
speech, full of facts, and one that will do
much good. Captain Worrell is billed for
seven speeches in this county. and will
close his labors here next Saturday night,
when he speaks In this city.
Big Rally i'm Fountain County.
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CONVICTION, Ind. Oct. 3.-The largest
rally that has been held in this county
during the present campaign was the Re-
publican ratification at KIngman last Sat
urday. Between two thousand and three
thousand people were present. A big pa
rade was made through the main streets
and mt m rho Urnya Hon Atohoal NAhtta
who is q favorite in this county. made the
principal speech. Hon. w. :. Carpenter,
candidate for Congress, Frederick e.
Boord. candidate for JOINT Senator. and
Ebe Stansbury. candidate for prosecuting
attorney. delivered short addresses.
The Governor Entertained by a Democrat.
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S~PICELAND. Ind, Oct. 3.-Governor Chase
spoke here this afternoon in the grove TO
an audience estimated at 8. 600. Delegations
were present from many towns in Henry
and Rush counties. For two hours the
delivered q forcibIe address on national
and state issues. utterly free from person.
alities and partisan abuse. People of all
parties speak well of the meeting. The
Governor was entertained by q lifelong
Democrat who Will vote for HIM for Gov
ernor.
Politics mt PlaiDfield.
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PLAINFIELD, Ind, Oct. 3.-One of the
largest and most enthusiastic meetings
ever held in this place was addressed BY
Hon. John b. Cockrum tonight. He hit
the nail square ON the head, and the audi
ence was carried away with his argument.
His advice 10 old soldiers met the approval
of all. He spoke for two hours. The glee
Climb from Bridgeport and the drum corps
from BellevIlle were present.