Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-04-28
INDIANA POLITICS.
Biggest Republican Convention and
Largest Numb + Of Candidates In
lie States History.
Ex- President Harrison Is EXPECTED
to Address the Meeting Oh M
ticnal Issues.
Not Expected That Any Bitterness
Will 3, Engendered by the Con-
trsts-Tha Platform.

| LNDiASAI'9L,s April 5.-Nunerical'y V
t!e state Republic conv -ntion which
convenes at noon il his city vii be ly
iar the large ever hel in the state
! Seventeen hundred and fifte de "a tes
/ VIII vote Tor the candidates, the largest
Y previous convention having comprised
1890 die -at 5 il round numbers. The
Increase in the iiun:ber OF delegates was
\ deemed advisable in order to give the
Y constltuencies IN opportunity to express
! II il CHOICE more dir cllv, I'll to equal
ize more thor ougA]y The entire vote Of
\ the state. All the forces are now
Arr.yrG nn the Field of Rattle,
! 'ncluicG s.eIc gates and Candidates.
\ Not Only i; this true. Lut tley have been
here tor ,yo days, and the De1:ison 10
tel OF! Peinss lvania avenue, the pl ce
! that has ie=n chosen as headquarters,
an! Wh"ra SO many candidates have
heea created, and where others have
been irrevocably removed from the
arena o. Indi II politics, has cen since
y lnday night human hive. The nine
tfilcei for which caudi lates will be
c..o'-n re confronted with AZ candi-
DAT tS. This, 100, eXcel> in number all
r:cvlons recor.;s. TIE ctttti OF c'er1 Of
/ Inc supreme so"rt head, tAa list with
niue candidates. T.len comes tue
| authorship. Ind an polls il S three
c IL iii t'@s for aitoln y neral. with
apparently eql:i strength. TAey are
VILLAIN A. ketchaEl. Tom Hanna.
eA-lienten*nt 5ovc. nor, and " iiiianl L.
Tly.o,. Tn,
Gnn:es; r Secratary ri state
IS att,"c Ing the widest attention, as
ia t ct.ice is 7 lei as containing
& 'eaicT p2ssibilili,S than any other, I'd
w rrecc lent i, the resting place just
Gesole 8 4bern torial houurS. A con
sl'icuous ca llt.t for the Office is
Aaron Jones OK Sou Beid who
lie ded tie ii Set two year, -. Joles
opponents S i, lie is )llli.l,.;ed it
meas Il. ie st five III | tiv.se names,
and this 1heE DO not W II. Notwiti!-
Standing Tie unrrecc,l n-elly rye
nnhi19r % "a lti ste, little inharmony
h s inns Tar been ols rv4I. and tn,
'andi lat, $ jlal ) cho ,en W Ii, tn. lead
es5 s J, poll the full pa ty vote, and
Ia Il 'n' IL ,liscont :lt viii not lie ult
iIoia i;il, arc Of any noli.inat.ol. the
le tlit llO l.,1nnle calls Tor I ut tWJ
S;ttc he, II! O !, o! these Wi lie iIy ex-
j'"e SI't .,t = ri ;,nin Ia II on. Ey-
> 5"'tet;rJ y. ne Navy Hi..h RI ".
IM"n:p: u u I'erS4 Eau- will li!,el;
lie Il So, ;:i resi- ;rlt OF the conveT-
'i'n. Ills Il rae, it is positively stated,
Will !? y presented TOR til { hol,r and II
i Eoj u,l ii rel l,rot able that he VIII
Ue pprs- i.
II f":~"', Ia r.,"tl.
C:p1cr.l II l1i>oH j ex,cc,e1 to make
s)ne rela rks culrer ii,i. national ::f.
fairs, q NJ h $ close III Is sly TIA, he
w.I4g ] ! nn:esc1v, lly mi PLAINLY.
T.le i'iattu".n is causing muc-I spec,;-
ltt:i"n. T,Ie committee " Ii pt engaged
il is p"vp i ii ii al ii hit. ]! vii I'M
uou t+,!!r arralgl lo.h the state and
I>tion4i al lillis1r 1iol. a?I condemn
in str0li:; tyr:ils the ID mo r.,tic reinpor-
Ii, nm4at o. 3}
lH.. l. p A viii lie co3s dere,l by
the committee hy- r~q!est Of certain
Y. ltell" E@li0hi. c !ll5, bHt wte her It
viii i y /. el!'lo1e,! i'll tie l,!ut orn is not
c1gtain. IoniiAson la /, wile:e tie
,on> e5t1o1 vi e held, has seating
tapa,i:y 5noJ.
y.:is c:n r->sion.i district, tie
& y>.ntn. vii e'lio ,Sa il cau;il.i:;te II o.
Csc ten sr~.'.4itl Ey-ilul1. 7 e cal1al-
date W IL D" II u. Cla"e, L. Henry Of
Mal sol cuUn y, Who was t ie candi-
ii te Two y" Z "G,, Eol. ca RI IS W.
Fa.l!'a VI pre>i K al III nonlina-
ION Wi! Likely b. ma e unn.si1n ,usl,.