New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
HARR1sON's SECOND DAY.
zr SPEAKS TO ENTHUSIASTIC CROWDS IN
NORTHERN INDIANA.
OVER 10000 LISTEN TO HIM IN FORT WAYNE
SPEECHES AT AUBURN. WATERLOO. KEN
nA1LNIILE AND GOSHEN-'SANE US

DAIINIII.E AND GOSHEN-'SA|r VIZ 20
FROM POPOcRATs AND DOGS"
Fort WAYNE. Ind Oct. 3l.-Ex-President mar
rison closed his first day OF campash'ne "
Northern Indiana In Fort Wayne last nigh'' nc
arrived in the city at 6:3O and after d WV
hours rest in his car was driven 10 tne "o''
part Of the city. where large circus 'e". "".
been erected. The tent, which had capacity VI
1OOOO nersons was overied, and In opening
his address the ex- President said 1t was ore OIL
tho largest meetings he had ever addressed.
Mr. Harrison was in poor voice and plainly gave
evidence Of his hard day Of campaigning Inc
platform from which Mr.. Harrison spoke prohe
down under the great crowd upon It, ana pre-
cipitated the President to the grounu. Mu'"
confusion ensucd but no one was injured.
General Harrison spoke only twenty-five MIN
utes and then gave way to other speakers Inc
line Of his brief address was that the Demo-
cratic marty of to-day was not the party OF Jei-
ferson but that 1t had departed from 'he p''"o'
nles Of government taught by that statesman
He criticised the planks OF the chicago P'a'
form relating to the Supreme Court and the
Federal Judi ifiary.
Kendallvilc. Ind. Oct. 31.-General Harrison
began his last day OF talking to the people OF
Indiana at Auburn at 9:3O o clock this morning
His train lay on a siding at Fort Wayne during
the night and ran over to Auburn this morning
He and his party were driven uptown to the
nublic SQUARE whore stand had been placed In
such fashion as - protect him from the sharp
wind from the east About three thousand peo-
pie had gathered and half of them carried trans
parencies. He heartily cheered upon his
appearance. and began his speech with a beaut'-
full tribute to the American flag
A run Of five mil IS brough; the train to water
loo where an enthusiastic crowd OF 2VOO were
waiting, composed largely Of farmers General
Harrison was taken to a stand and taiked lot
about twenty minutes enlargng Upon the eHects
free silver would have in runinl the farmers
market and the industries OF the Ct untry
Ligonier. Ind oct 31.-Another brief run
brought the party to Kendalvie. where crowd
of about 300 had packed themselves about a
stand erected few yards from the station. The
Republicans Of Noble County had prepared Tor
an all-day rally. and had just finished with a
parade something over mile long. In the
crowd a big sound money club or Lake
Shore employees. with a number OF original trahS-
parencies General Harrison escorted to
the stand by the Reception Committee. who rad
boarded the train at Waterloo. and was received
with prolonged cheering He was introduced by
A. J. Graves and spoke about fifteen minutes,
talking on the silver question. Near the STAND
was "A wire cage filed with sheep bearing the
banner Save Is from Popocrats and Dogs.
Goshen Ind. oct. 3l.-At Ligonicr. the next
stop tho arrival of the train was greeted with
loud cheering from the crowd OF about 4,Voo !" O.
rle vol backed about the station. General Har-
rlson was received with enthusiastic cheering
and talked about fifteen minutes. declaring that
the victory was already won. The Bryan peo-
ple were baslng their hopes Of success. he said.
upon two propositions-one. that the farmers
we're fooled with the notion that free coinage
would help them 10 get something Tor nothing,
and ,h. other that the working. men Intended
,o 20 To the booth and vote directly AGAINST
what they have been declaring they Intended
10 do.
Goshen was reached at ! o'clock. and here a
crn,yd Of fully oO.ON vas encountered. Great
r,nparations had been made for the event by
IN. Republican managers. and when the train
arrived they were just finishing a parade with
something over G.No men In line
An claboratey decorated stand had been
erected a, the Court House Square. anu thither
General Harrison and party were taken In car
riages escorted By section OF tha parade
through IN. streets crowded with cheering mul-
titud.s The cx-Prcsident was wildly cheered
when he appeared upon the stand
General Harrison spoke fOr nearly an hour'
making A thorough review Of the Issues. and ms
speech was received with the greatest enthusi-