The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-04-13

anti-Cleveland. Samuel 81. Foster and
Henry Coleriek, both candidates for
delegate to the national convention.
had opposing tick cts in the field. Foster is an
out and out Cleveland man. Colerick is for a
western man." Foster issued circu-
lar with Cleveland at the head and
list Of Cleveland candidates for delegates to
the state convention.
The address of Foster was follows:
The friends Of Grover Cleveland have moth
ing to conceal. They do not work in the dark.
They have no trick 70 play. trap 10 spring.
They have confidence in the honesty and hdel-
ity Of the democratic voters In order that
every man may know just who are the Cleye-
land delegates to the state convention the list
of names in each ward is given below;
Byron T.. Hattersley. NJ V. Il. Spencer,
Charles G. Griebel. Robert w. I. DewaId.
Louis Griebel. Christopher Kramer. John G.
Peters. Fred c. Miller. Edward f. Percy.
Fox. Edward GnmSTtin. Ean Angus. Freese. reese.
Louis Hazard, John J. Brink.
Fred II. Myers Henry NJ. Zauner Joseph V
Fox, John Luley. James M. Kane, Charles II.
WaItemath, Perry A. Randall, Louis G. SchrOe-
der, George Jacoby. James NJ. Barrett.
"Let every Cleveland man be sure to vote
and also see that his neighbor votes.
Let the friends OF Grover Cleveland do
heir duty"
Every Cleveland candidate for delegate to
elected
with the exception of Mr.. Myers in the Third
ward, who was defeated by Judge collars
In the townships there was no opposition to
the Cleveland candidates.
The Foster tickets were printed on
red paper with the cut Of Cleveland,
Coleriek also had his tickets printed on red
paDer with Cleveiand's portrait ct the TOP. In
fact all the tickets in the field were embelIished
with Clevelsnds cut
judge collars says that he is not opposed to
Cleveland and was elected on a red ticket with
Cleveland's picture also.
The democracy OF Allen county assembled in
delegate convention today. IL was preside
over by II. G. Berghon and was very harmoni-
Gus and enthusiastic.
John +. Rodabaugh. Charles Dalman and
;. ii. Hench were nominated for representa-
uyes. T.. r. Clansmeier was nominated for
sheriff over Thomas Mannix after a hard fight
I'D Beckmun was nominated for treasurer, Il.
i. COeriek for prosecuting attorney, Charles
w. Bransiratter for surveyor, DR.. j. w. Harrod
for coroner, Jasper w. Jones for county com.
missioner and stephen Heath for assessor.
The Hon. J. NJ. Barrett introduced the fol.
lowing preamble and resolutions which were
adopted unanimously amidst the widest
thoiin.
ton assembled. pledges again its devotion TO
the cause OF tariff reform and 10 its noblest
exponent, that patriotic, wise and courageous
statesman, whose name is a sufficient guar
antee Of an economical, dignifed and
honest administration. based upon the
fundamental democratic principles Of
equal rights 10 ali and special privileges TO
none; that matohless leader whose fidelity 10
duty has won the unfAltering confidence OF the
people and enshr.ned him In the hearts OF the
democratic masses a. the grnndest represents
tive OF the purest principles Of American
democraoy-the nations favorite son-GroVer
Cleveland.
we most cordially indorss the able and
patriotic efforts OF our distinguished represe nta-
tive ia the senate Of the United States the Hon.
David Turpie, TO secure the election Of u. >.
senators by direct vote Of the people. There.
fore, be IL
Resolved, That Grover Cleveland IL our
shoice for president OF the United states and
our candidates for the legislature this day nom.
mated are hereby instructed TO vote and use
every effort for the reelection OF Senator Tur.
pie. With these able aud tried leaders wo
pledge TO the democracy Of the state and nation
b.000 majority for the cause Of taria reform and
honest government"