The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-01-10
EVERYTHING HARMONIOUS
Primary Returns Show the Administra-
tons Friends in Majority.
Large Attendance at All the Msetings-Har-
moniOus in Nearly Every Wsrd-List OF
Delegates and Committeeman.

Delegates and committeeman.
The Republican primaries for the selec-
tion of delegates to the district convention,
by which is to be selected the
representative on the State CEN
tral committee from this congressional
district. we're held yesterday. the out-town-
ships voting in the afternoon, and the city
wards at 7:30 in the evening. The opponents
of the administration put forth earnest and
persistent efforts to elect delegates un-
friendly to the Harrison people. and
IN many of the wa-ds the
crowds IN attendance were larger
and more vociferous than those fire.
quently seen previous to county conven-
tons. II is significant that in nearly ev-
cry instance the friends of the administra-
ton predominatsd by large majorities and
thedelegases elected are nearly four TO one
the friends of the President. In the Sixth
ward Otto Gresham. seconded by w.
o. Mckinney and Win Beach, led the
opposition. and had congregated
large crowd, composed fox the
most part of colored voters,
who evidently did not understand exactly
what was expected of them, for upon ex-
PLANTATION by the other side many of these
acted with the party they had come there
to oppose. In the Tenth ward
Royal Hammer. and in the Thir-
teenth Albert Wishard had mar
shalled crowds. and two meetings were held
in the Tenth list of delegates being chosen
by each. the credentials being given TO
- ;ak ha10
whom they unquestionably belong
Mr.. Wishard carried his point in
the Thirteenth by a majority of one
vote In the Fifteenth ward the anti-ad
ministrationists had the call, and
after electing their delegates
adopted resolution indorsing
Mr. Blaine for the presidency. WASH
ington township passed resolutions calling
for the denomination of President Harrison,
but the question OF the presidential succes-
sion was not touched upon elsewhere, so
far as could be ascertained. The meetings
were generally harmonious and differences
OF opinion wherever manifested were re-
spectfully regarded. and the best of feel
ing was manifested. The committee
men were carefully selected, and the new
county organization will be composed of
active. earnest Republicans. The dele
the new committeeman are given below.
The returns are as follows:
FIRST WARD.
(0mDstffeeman-John Partridge.
Delegates.
NJ. NJ. Reynolds, Allen Dudley.
Pearson Mendenhan. 81 aendrieksOn,
II. c. Curtis. III. Marshall.
SECOND WARD.
Committeeman-John L. McMaster.
Delegates.
E. f. Norwood. Al Ferguson.
James p. Baker. J.Ea shideler'
Frank II. Carter, Frank Wallace,
T. 5. Elder, w. Il. Keay.
W. ID. Cooper, R. III. Smock-
THIRD WARD.
Comm itteenan-A. A. Young.
Delegates.
Gen. Geo.F. McGinnis. Austin F. Denny,
i. b. Bogardus, Q. @. Foster.
J. A. Isgrigg. Lewis A. Baker,
Clayton Jones, Henry Moore.
AHernates.
George W. Johnson, Isaac Parker,
3%ss 5 EawnFd f ATsS
III. @. Bronson, A. III. Nordyke.
George Hawkins.
FOURTH WARD.
CoDlmitteeman-w Alberts
Delegates.
Edward Harris, John Puryear.
Nick Taylor, Vim. CraveRs
VIM L. Davis, wash Watkins
Gabriel Jones, Jos. Broyes,
Anderson Lewis, John Williams.
George standridge,
FIFTH WARD.
CoBtD,itteema,e-O. B. Pettijohn.
Delegates.
Dr. O. B. Psttljohn, Or. EisenSsiss. '''
Thomas Bueknardt. Samuel Alexander.
Comnsitteenan-Ben o. Nichols.
Delegates.
Nicholas Mccarty, DR.. J. NJ. Scott.
Charles Martindale, stephen K. Fletcher.
Roscoe o. Hawkins, Henry ". Bennett.
Martin V. McGilliard, Warwick Fl. Ripley,
Ambrose p. stanton. Geofge b. Elliott.
AHernates.
Jerry Wsakley, :, g. 6ornsIins,
Charles D: Meigs. Charles D. Pearson,
Isaac l. Bloomer, John Owens.
SEVENTH WARD.
Conan,itteemaa-Merrill Moores
Delegates.
George NJ White, Henry Coburn,
Ralph Hill. John G. Mccullough,
AHe7saies.
Thos. P; Amos, Clarence Foster,
BcnnO MITCHELL, II. j.. Everett.
q. l. Holstein, John III. Reed,
Chas. Gunther, Dan LINUS
EIGHTH WARD.
ConmitfecmGa-Conrad Ruckleshaus.
Delegates.
Albert Reichwein, Charles schadd,
Martin Hug, Fred Knefer.
E A. Bonham,
Aiter7aafes.
Henry Holt, Louis Bauer.
Wm- kegger, Mr.. Hitchcock
NINTH WARD.
C0nlRitteemaH-P. G. Trusler.
Delegates.
William Cline, Martin Moran.
John Rusk, A. o. Despo
". @. RUBBISH, Harry Nheatley
John Uhl, George K. Smith.
AlterHates
George Tucker, A j. Bushaman
j.. A Brundage, James Heller.
= 3 Bragg, Thomas Cahil,
Joe Hogue, Barclay Ferguson.
TENTH WARD.
COMPLEMENTARY Griffin.
Delegates
J. NJ. Leatkers, +. VI. Lacey
III. McPeak. G. G. Hickman
Doc Wilson, Henry Anderson.
Aisernates.
George Anderson, ii. Trunce,