The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-01
HOLSTERS AT CHICAGO.
X. X. Shiel and w. T. Durbin Speak Out
Strong for Harrison.

h 1s SHio anu W. l.. SPEAK OuC
Strong for Harrison.
United Press Dispa ich.
CHICAGO, May 31.-Among the prominent
arrivals of politicians to-day and this
afternoon were r. r. Shiel, of Indianap-
oils, a delegate to the convention
at Minneapolis; w. II. Durbin, of
Anderson. Ind; A. p. Hendrickson. of In
~dianapolis: j. X. Gowdy, of Nashville,
Ind. chairman of the Republican
central committee of Indiana. and
Harry S. New and wife. They
were met by Hon. John c. New and imme-
diatelyz after dinner went into a confer
ence. Nothing was done beyond deter
though their action resulted in an eternal
deadlock.
There is no need to ask who the Indiana
delegation stands for" said Mr.. Shiel.
There are thirty Of us. and we
'ands.' If the anti Harrison men want
to come to us and say: We are with you.'
we'll and good. but that Is the only prOp0-
sition we Will have anything to do with.
No other compromise will 60"
We are not going to Minneapolis to
fight. We are going To nominate Benjamin
Harrison" said Mr.. Durbin. That's the
only thing possible. This talk about
at asAs all. 'S %s are does Harrison nHs a %sa .n "i
the rest of the delegation are
Harrison men. Harrison will be nominated
beyond a doubt. 1t don't require artificial
enthusiasm to keep us In spirits. for we
have q sure thing"
ut is Just this way" said Mr.. Sh,el.
there are 625 delegates made for Harri-
SON. mark tbat-625 made for Harrison.
That Is all there is to say about it,"
The party. with the exception of Consul
general New and his son and daughter. left
for Minneapolis tonight. The main body
of the Indiana delegation will pass through
Chicago Thursday or Friday.
May He Nominated by Aoclamation
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE. Ind. May 31.-Nearly all
the delegates to the Ninth district Repub-
lican congressional convention have mr.
rived here. and the dele gates will assemble
at 10 o'clock Wednesday. The committee
on permanent organization late tonight
agreed on Hon. Dewitt Wallace. of,Tippe-
canoe. as permanent chairman and j.. a.
Kautz, of the KokOmO Gazette-Tribune, as
secretary. The committee approved reso-
IutiOns strongly indorsing the administra-
ton of President Harrison and also in
dorsed Congressman Waugh. Messrs.
Lindley and Graham. of Hamilton county,
and Handley. of Warren. are still in the
race for Congress. but tho belief Tonight is
that some of them will withdraw tO-mor-
row and that Waugh will be renomlnated
on the first ballot. If not by reclamation.
Jasper County Ticket.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
RENSSELAER,. Ind. May 3l.-The Repub-
lican county convention for Jasper coun-
ty this day placed in nomination
their county ticket. as follows: Treas
urer. Mark H.. Hemphill; recorder.
Thomas thompson; sheriff, Charles w.
Hanley: coroner, Shelby Grant; surveyor.
John L. Alter; county assessor. Charles +.
Mills; county commissioner. JOhn Martin
dale. Ii also elected delegates TO the State,
congressional, representative and judicial
conventions. The ticket nominated gives
very general satisfaction.
Puts Harrison Away Ahead.
MINNEAPOLIs. Mimi. May 31.-Tka Min
neapolis Tribune Is taking Q pos sl-dard
vote of the delegates to the national Re-
publin.convention as to their preferences
for President. Up to toni ght 2S2 replies
have been received. Harrison is the choice
of $50; Blaine, IS; no~n-oOmmittal, "a. Michi-
gan gives Alger i; Mississippi, Rusk 2; Ne
Warner Miller i; Texas, Mckinley 2; Vir-
GINA. Sherman 1; Colorado, Wolcott l.
The Little Khodys Said TO BE for Blaine.
PROVIDENCE. r. l.. May 31.-In inter-
views with the Rhode Island delegates to
thc niHuTupOlS CVuNcntluD, TIC sIOutUhl
hae elected that the delegation Will tie
practically o unit in support of Mr.. Blaine
in preference to the President.
R~enominated by AccIama.ion
PITTsBURG. Pa. May S1.-The Republican
conventions in the Twenty-second and
Twenty-third congressional districts held
here to-day renOluinated. by reclamation.
the present members-Hon. John Dalzell
and Col. w. A. stone. respectively.