The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-26
WIND-UP OF ORATORY
GEN. HARRISON's TRIP A FEATURE
OF THE CLOSING WEEK.
1t Will De I'm East and North east
Part of the State-The Commit
tees Assignments.


arranging meetings for this last week of
the campaign they would be glad to have it
pointed out. In no past campaign has such
an array of oratorical talent been thrown
into the State during one week of the
campaign. The final onset against the
forces making for cheap money and dam
gerous doctrines of government is being
made with vigor and earnestness that is
carrying all before it and closing in splen-
did fashion the hardest-fought campaign
Indiana has known for years. The feature
of this week will be General Harrison S
second two days trip in Indiana, which
will occur Friday and Saturday. and will
extend through the northeastern portion
of the State. There was a strong desire
on the part of the Republicans of the Ninth
congressional district that the trip be ex-
tended through three days in order that it
might include part of the Ninth district.
General Harrison appeared to be willing
and anxious to give another day to the
campaign. but found that his business en-
gagements were such that it would be i'm
possible for him to give Thursday to the
work With the completion of this trip Gen.
eral Harrison will have made ffty-five
speeches during the campaign.
The train that will carry the party will
leave the Union Station at o'clock and
during the first day stops will be made at
Greenfield, knightstown, Anderson Mum
Gle, Winchester, Portland, Geneva, Decatur
and Fort Wayne. Anderson Muncie. VIM
chester and Portland will be given the
most time, and at these points local COM
mittees are preparing for big demonstra-
lions. The train will reach Fort Wayne
at about $3.50 Friday night, and General
Harrison will deliver short speech from
the train and will then proceed to Auburn
The second day will begin at Auburn
with a speech early in the morning. The
second day will include speeches at the
following points: Waterloo, Kendallville
Ligonier, Goshen, Warsaw, Columbia City
North Manchester, Wabash, Marion, Sum-
mitville and Alexandria. Goshen will be the
favored point, with stay of some length.
The following is list of speakers from outside
of the State of Indiana who will make speeches
Pitkin. louisiana: Prof. C. A swenson A. H
Roberts tcolored), Chicago; Andrew Soehngen
Cleveland, O.; Senator S. E. Payne, New York;
Edward s. Elliott, Chicago; Judge F. H. Aldrich,
Ohio J. Fl. Brigham, Ohio; Henry C. Estabrook
Nebraska; Charles p Lincoln, Michigan; Joseph
cage; w. s. konworthy, Iowa. H. L. Rennmeil
Arkansas; ]. W. Hin. cleveland. Ohio. The as,
Monday, Oct 20
James A. Mount and General Lew Wallace
James E. Watson two speeches, Shelby county
Hiram Brownee. Madison county.
NJ. r. Sulzer, jefferson county
I. e. Boyd, Warrick county
lestine. anu
w. D. Owen, Rochester.
i. p. Watts, Montezuma.
Rev. w. NJ. henney, Spencer county.
Ex-Judge D. W. Howe, indianapolis.
G. NJ. Ballard, Daviess county.
Captain ]. w. Worrall. Dayton.
General J. r.. G. Pitkn, Whiting.
William p. Reagan, Morgan county.
]. T. Johnston. Sullivan county
John c. CLANCY. Marco.
Ira @ Batman, Mitchell.
c. w. Lee, Marion county.
J. =. Kenner. h osciusko county
c. w Fairbanks. Mitchell
E E. "A W. y Fnri osd Sati Jay county
Fred E; HALFWAY. Lagro; r
Ell F, Ritter Painfield.
Prof. c. A. Swenson. Chesterton.
Senator s. E. Payne le New York; it Linton. ''''N
A. o. Marsh, Coal City.
r. A. Black, Boyleston-
Or. Pr D, FL r. Lucas ass Glen wood
L. w. Royse, Bristol
John s Duncan La Otto.
o. N Cranor Wawaka.
DIR. S. A. Ebert (colored,. Brazil
r. J. Tracewell, Greenville.
James Knox, Pike county.
Andrew Soehngen German of Chicago, Rising
Martin O. Quinn, Clay county
j. Frank Hanly Madison.
R. N. Brown, DeKaib county
S. z. Nicholson, spiceland.
f. E. Neal, Perry county
U. B. Hunt, Fairview.
Smiley n Chambers. Linton.
j. c. Adams, Coal City.
Tuesday. Oct. 81
James A. Mount and General Lew Wallace.
General j. R. G. Pitkin q4ouisiana). Valparaiso.
f. $. Elliott (Chicagol, Coyington.
Prof. c. A. Swenson, East Chicago.
A.. H. Roberts (colored, of Chicago). Mt. Yer
j. Frank Hanly. Jeffersonville.
Judge F. IL Aidrich tsiichigan), Cromwell.
Henry q G wnasaR New Castle
J. H. Brigham (ohi9l, Howard dec county Tty;,a
D. w Howe Gosport.
]. T. Johnston Morocco.
NJ. /: Denote, LaPorte county.
I 4. Van Ho 9adoi; Jay ir fo4nty'
Eli F. Ritter, Monrovia..
Theo Shockney Hartsville grand rally.
Jesse Wein (GermanD, Jay county.
Hiram Brownlee, Madison county.
Colonel James s. Dodge, Hanna
NJ. r. sulzer, jefferson county.
r. w. Mcbride. Steuben county
T. E, Boyd, Warrick county.
]. 2. Eirick Germany, Dubois county.
w. ID. Owen. Lebanon. -
G. w. Fairbanks, Stilesville.
l. p. Watts, Parkvlle.
Rev. w. NJ. Kenney, Spencer county.
G.. M. Ballard, DAVIES county.
James f. Statesman, Urbana.
John Worrall, Clar<s Hill.
William Reagan, Morgan county
w. S. Haggard, Dearborn county.
John c. Clancy, Switz City.
3. F, Havens, Huntington county
Ira c. Batman Hamilton county.
C. w. Lee, Marion county.
]. b. Kenner, Kosciusko county.
Judge j. b. Black jay county.
a. O. Marsh, Warren.
r.. A. Black, Clinton county.
DR. ID. r. Lucas, Arlington.
John S. Duncan, Albion.
A. p. Twiname Franklin county.
Prof. G. a. Swenson. East Chicago.
II, c. Sheridan Noble county
O. n. Lrenor, Albion
Warren G. Sayre. Kosciusko county.
Thomas D. Evans, Cass county
James Knox. Pike county.
L, d. Crumpacker, Michigan City.
r. J. Traceweil Bradford.
Andrew Soehngen tGerman) BatesVllle
Martin o. Quinn, Clay City
G. w. Steele Warren.
A. j. Beveridge. Warsaw.
ID. Z. Sherrick, Odon.
w. A. ketcham, Peru
r.. Nj. Brown, Dekalb county.
W. S. n enworthy. Paramount
S. f. Nicholson, Milroy.
Z. +. Neal Perry county.
o. a. Baker, y Washington county.
]. w. O'Hara Miami county.
U. b. Hunt Unionsport.
J. NJ. Brown Ohio. I-igonier
G.. w. Grubbs. Bartholomew county.
Isaac Carter. Bear Branch.
s. S. Wheeler tOhio). Rome City.
Wednesday Oct. 2S-
James A. Mount and General Lew Wallace,
North Manchester.