The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-05

bimetallism, but also the active co-opera-
who, having heretofore waited for interna-
tional bimetallism. now join with us rather
than trust the destiny of the Nation to
those " no are holding out the deiusive hope
of foreign aid, while they labor secretly for
the permanent establishment of the single
gold standard.
while difficulties always arise in the
settlement Of the details of any plan of CO.
operation between distinct political organ
iZations. / am sure that the advocates OF
binetallism are so intensely in earnest that
which the free silver vote may be concen-
trated upon one electoral ticket in each
State. To secure this result charity towards
the opinions of others and Hberality on the
part of all is necessary, but honest and sim
cere friends who are working towards a
common result always find 1t possible to
agree upon just and equitable terms.
The American people have proven equal
10 every emei gency Wnieh mas arisen In the
ent emergency there will be no antagonism
between the various regiments Of the one
invasion more dangerous to our welfare
than an army with banners"
Work in Fayette County.
CONNERSVILLE, Ind, Oct. 3.-One OF
the most successful meetings of the cam
which was crowded Hon. A. H. Roberts.
the colored orator, of Chicago, was the
speaker, and he fairly charmed the crowd.
which contained many Democrats. At the
conclusion of his remarks three rousing
cheers were given for the Republican
every part of Fayette county. and no less
than five organizations for sound money
are now in this city. Thirty speeches have
been made in the county by foreign talent
and about twenty by local talent. Hon. L.
2. Newly. of New Castle. candidate for
is billed for five meetings the coming week.
and preliminary work has commenced for
a final rally of the campaign, TO be held
the afternoon and evening of Oct. 81.
Dodge Speaks to GLASS Workers.
HARTFORD CITY, Ind. Oct. 9.-Hon. j.
S. Dodge, of Elkhart, addressed one of the
largest gatherings that has yet greeted a
political speaker at the opera house last
this campaign that has made n clearer or
more satisfactory statement of the issues.
The audience was composed largely of
the speaking a crowd of fully 500 glass
workers marched into the city from the
factory district, headed by a band and car
rying banners bearing the words. William
Mckinley. the working mans friend They
filed into the opera house and the speaker
began his address amid the widest cheers.
His main topic was the tariff, and he
showed plainly why protection would bene-
Thomas j. Wood for Mckinley.
VALPARAISO, Ind, Oct. 3.-The Repub-
lican farmers of Porter and Lake counties
held a rally this afternoon at
raised q. hickory Mckinley pole. los feet
high: 1t was estimated that fully fifteen
hundred farmers were present. Addresses
Congressman De Motto. of this city, after
which ex-Congressman Thomas j. Wood.
Of Crown Point. a life-long Democrat. who
defeated Congressman De Motto for re-elec-
ton In 1882. astonished the crowd by maxi
that he was for Mckinley and the Repub-
ican ticket. He denounced the Chicago
ticket and platform of Altgeld and Tillman.
PoIe-Rafsing Day In Randolph.
WINCHESTER. Ind. Oct. 3.-Five poles
were raised in the territory between Good
Hon. j. A. stakebake, Of this city. ad-
dressed the people. In what is known as
the Nader neighborhood -four Mckinley
and Hobart poles were raised, large crowds
gathering at each place. Hon: A. o.
Marsh, of this city, was the speaker; IN
DR.. Frank e. Butts and George A. Ed
wards, Hon. y. B. Hunt. of this city, do
crowds helped at each of the places. To-
Night Wgod Hon fs+b o.; s l.; Watson Nra ! az and ro Charles
man Watson. spoke at Harrisville.
Canadian Pacific strike.
PEORIA, ILL.,, Oct. 3.-Grand Master Sar-
Firemen. and Grand Master Morrissey. of
the Brotherhood of Railroad Train Men.
the ground and protect the interests OF
their orders in the Canadian Pacific strike.
says on Monday the chiefs of five operat-
ing railway orders start for Montreal 10
demand dem nc a settlement te1nSra n6 OF the t Ganadia Fa,i Pa
to get a settlement, 1t is stated a general
strike will be called.
County Meetings.
SEYMOUR, Ind. Oct. 3.-Last night Hon.
w; "; Lambert. OF Columbus, spoke to a
Little, of North Vernon. at Walnut Grove;
Hon. o. II. Montgomery and J. c. Van
John NJ. Lewis. jr.. and A. r. Day spoke
at Jaketown. The Republicans are making
will be speaking in every schoolhouse of the
county. Tonight Mayor Joseph Balsley
addressed a large audience at Spraytown.
Hunts Meeting Mt Farmland.
FARMLAND, Ind. Oct. 3.-Hon. Y. b.
Hunt. of Winchester. addressed one of the
ever assembled In Farmland tonight. The
opera house was unable to hold half the
crowd. Delegations were present from
many of the surrounding towns
Meetings at Redkey.
REDKEY, Ind, Oct. 3.-Hon. L.ucius 3.
crowd at this place this afternoon. Mr..
Swift confined his speech almost entirely
was crowded, and c. +. Cole. of Dankirk
a former Democrat. spoke for Mckinley,
Ii Hung Chang at Home.
NEW YORK, Oct. "A dispatch to the
World from Tien Tsin, China, says: I'M
perial Secretary Ii Hung Chang arrived
his party are we'll.
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