The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-24

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enthusiastic meeting at Jonesboro this after
noon. and the Republican club here tonight. At
a meeting In North Marion. last night, the house
was filled. and Hon. T.. IL. Banks, an English
shoemaker, made an excellent tarlh speech,
based on his personal experience as q working
man in this country and In England.
In Van Buren, township. last night, the au-
dience filled the hcnse and a number of persons
the windows for nearly two hours lis
a person left the room during the address.
Yancey Addresses the Young Men
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FAIRMoUsT, Ind. Sept. 23.-Hon. Simon 7.
Yancey made a Republican speech in scott's
Opera-house last night. under the auspices of
the Young Mems Republican Club. which was
on Monday night, with a membership
of over two hundred. Following are the officers:
Charles NJ. Hobbs president, Charles l.. Parker
vice president, Lem A. Cassell secretary. Mr..
Iancey's speech was especially pleasing TO the
and was frequently applauded- Dir.
O. A Baker. Republican candidate for state SEN
afor Tor this district, II making \ thorough con-
yass and will he elected by n large majority.
Paramount Will have n largely-increased vote
this Year among first voters.
Judge Zenor Diagracinx the Ermiue.
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CoRYDoS. Ind, Sept 23.-William T. Zenor,
judge OF the Harrison and Crawford Circuit
Court. is engaged in the present campaign max
Ing rabid Democratic stump speeches. He has
so far forgotten the dignity OF his position as to
deal in vituperation. and does not hesitate to
make contemplate illusions TO the Republican
party. so far as the effectiveness OF his speech
making Is concerned the Republicans have moth
ing to fear. He is a man OF ordinary ability and
is fairly well posted on political questions. But
all fair-tninded men. regardless Of party. think
tnat he should have q higher regard for his posi-
ton on the bench than to engage in making par
tisan harangues.
Grand Army Look at the X. Of the G. c..
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RICHMOND. Va. Sept. 23.-Hon. Adlai Z. Ste
veDson has been in this city since 8 o'clock this
morning. The day was unmarked by incident
except that General" Stevenson received a
of callers. among whom were several
Grand Army men who were in the city with the
TO revisit some of the old battle
grounds or Virginia. In the evening the
General" spoke to over two thousand persons
In the Academy OF Music.
Will Not Support Cleveland.
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UNION CRY. Ind. Sept. 23.-The Democrats in
this city are not very enthusiastic over the COM
ing election. Major William Harris, one Of the
prominent Democrats In the State and a mem-
Der ofex-Governor Gray's staff. predicts Demo-
cratic defeat this fail. He will not support
Cleveland. The Democratic old soldiers of this
community are almost unanimously against
Cleveland. and they are not back ard in ex-
pressing that they will not vote for Lim-
Hon. A. j. You's Campaign.
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AUBURN, Ind, Sept. 23.-Hon. A. J. Yon. can
didate for Congress from this district, addressed
a Republican meeting Wednesday night, in Ems
ley Hall. He made warm friends by his treat
ment of the labor question. He said the Repub-
lican party was the first and only party In this
State TO recognize the rights OF the iaboring men
evening was made by 4. l.. Welsheiiner. a young
attorney.
Republican Club at Marshall.
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ROCKVILLE. Ind. Sept GA Republican Club
was organized at Marshall last night. Nicholas
Filbeck. of Terre Haute, chairman of the Eighth
district, was present. as was A. L. hadley, dis
trict organizer. Speeches were made by the
Hon. Henry Daniels. candidate for elector of the
Eighth district, and Messrs. filbeck and Hadley.
Many young Republicans enlisted. The Syl-
vania band furnished the music.
The Change Is Not Recent, Though.
L%oGANsPoRT, Ind, Sept. 23.-Hon. d. p. Bald
win, of this city, ex-Attorney- general OF Indiana,
has experienced a change OF political faith and
will make several Democratic speeches during
the present campaign. When Questioned Mr..
Baldwin said he had given the subject OF tariff,
for the last three years, an exhaustive examina-
ton In this country and England. and In France
and Germany.
Colonel PoorInan at Winchester.
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WINCHESTER, Ind, Sept. 23.-Tne largest and
most enthusiastic meeting of the campaign was
addressed here this evening by Ohio's Secretary
Of State, Col. G. l.. Poorman. Although the
speaker had travelled all or last night anu to-day,
he delivered one of the clearest and most forci-
bic addresses ever delivered here. The remark
even of Democrats was rthat was a telling
speech
Republicans in Harness.
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NORTH VERNON, Ind. Sept. 23.-Hon. Frank
Haywood, Republican candidate for Reporter of
the Supreme Court. addressed the Republicans
of this city last night. A Republican club was
organized, with the following officers: President,
Frank +. Little; vice president. John Fable; Sec
Rotary. W.. s. Matthews; treasurer, j. e.. Cope.
The Republicans here are getting on the harness
for work.
Another Gerrymander Suit
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MARTISsynLE, Ind, Sept. % The State ex
rel. Charles Hamilton VS.. County Auditor Bank
and Treasurer Landlord is the title of a suit filed
here to-day, to test the constitufionalty of the
Indiana gerrymanders of 1855 and 1891. STINT
lar suits will be fled in other counties where
districts were affected by these measures.
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Good Work In Orange County,.
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PAoLI, Ind, Sept. Ex-senator A. NJ. Kennedy,
Of Rush county, has just completed a circuit of
Orange county. where he has done very effective
and highly satisfactory work on the stump for
Republicans. The county is now being thor
oughly organized into Lincoln leagues, and the
outlook is very fiattering.
Captain Worrell's Canvass.
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BEAN BLOSSOM, Ind, Sept. 23.-Capt. John
Worrell, Republican candidate for Congress, has
canvassed Brown county this week. His meet
ings have been well attended. and his canvass a
success In every respect. His arguments are
convincing, and will result in much good.
Hon. Matthew Hurley Spoke.
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JEFFERsoNvILLE, Ind. Sept. ga Repub.
lican speaking was held ut the Lincoln League
rooms last night. the Hon. Matthew Hurley, OF
New Albany, addressing the audience, princi
pally on the tariff.
S0MERBY LANDS ON HIS FEET.
Reelected Supreme Justice and His Plan for
Reorganization Adopted.
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