The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-06
Canvass of Himself, Attorney General Miller.
Secretary HalfOrd and Others Has Madethe
Last Week One Round Of Burrahs.
Henry County Farmers See They We're
Tricked by Peoples Party Democrats.
Something Comes TO Light in Fulton County.
Showing How Democrats will Raise Taxes
Next Year for County Expenses.


Postm aster-General WanamakeP Born Near
Where He Spoke Yesterday.
Special 70 the Indianapolis Journal
COLUMBIA CITY, Ind. Nov. 6.--AlthouRh
the air was chilly and dissgreeable. the
demonstration participated In by the Re-
pubiicans OF this county was indeed . sue
cess at the Wanamaker meeting to-day.
Postmaster general Wanamaker. accom-
panied by W. o. Patterson. of Indlanapo.
lis, arrived in the city early this morning
and was met at the depot by the reception
committee. AS the carriage containing the
visitor passed through the city cheers
greeted him on every side. At 10 o'clock
Mr.. Wanamsker was escorted to tho Lin
vile Opera-house. where he made short
address to the multitude gathered there
AS to an explanation OF the tariff question,
Mr.. Wanamaker said: "The shortest expla-
nation can give Of tho tariff is this:
When man and his family move into the
wllds of the West he at once
begins the construction of o strong
and well-fortifed habitation. This is
done to protect himself and those he holds
dear from the ravaaes of wild beasts that
would destroy his homo This simple IL.
Illustration tends to show why the tariff
placed on certain goods Is specified in the
Mckinley law protects the American people
from the svarice of the foreign importers,
who. in order to down the present protect
i've tariff. have circulated numerous circu-
lars over the United States picturinR to
the people why they should not vote this
protection. the protecti on which makes
them citizens of the United States and
gives them money enough to set down to
table laden with wholesome food instead
of meal on beer and piece or cheese like
foreign workmen."
During the course of Mr.. Wanamaker's
address he read An article published in this
mornings Fort Wayne Journal speaking of
of worsted goods. Mr.. Wanamaker,
who is an old acquaintance
and warm personal friend of Mr.. Dolsn.
proved to the Repu blicans that the accusa-
ton was false. and said that it was the
style of the Democratic press throughout
the country to publish falsehoods which, IT
taken into careful consideration by the
people. would all alike prove to be prevar-
making campaign speeches daily and night
ly, and has contracted severe cold, which
almost units HIM for the work. Notwith-
standing all this he was compelled to adj
house before leaving the city. The Cher
ubusco Glee Club furnished several songs.
which were enthusiastically received, and
on several occasions Mr.. Wanamaker
joined in the applause. The parade
given in the afternoon and address
gwen IN the evening closed one of the
greatest Republican rallies ever held in
Whitley county. Mr.. Wanamaker was born
In an adjoining county, and ne was not
among strangers here. but warm friends in
both parties. Six G.. A. II. men. former
Democrats. informed tho correspondent
to-day that they would vote for Harrison
Mr.. Wanamaker spoke at Valparaiso to-
night. Thousands were unable to gain ad-
mittance to the courthouse, where he
spoke. At the close of his address he left
for philadelphia.