The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-15

one In this crowd can tell OF any remedy
offered by Bryan for cur present ills2a
Vote for Mckinley" shouted hundreds
you have made my whole speech said
General. Alger: now, three cheers for NC
kinley.' They were given with q Will
Corporal Tanner then spoke, addressing
himself particularly to the old soldiers IA
the crowd. whom ne called comrades. he
told what the Republicans of his State
New York; are going TO do Nov. 3 ana pre-
dicted that they would pile UP a majority Oh
And that no lie came from some one
In front Of him.
1 hope that you men in Indiana who love
your flag and your country's honor viii see
to t that Indiana Is not far ehtndhand;
betla' indicated the way every man in that
crowd Intended 10 vote.
General Howard always tests the senti-
ment of his audiences by calling Tor .hree
cheers, first fer the flag. then Icr Mchln-
ley and last for Mount. Il want every
woman to get out her handkerchief and L
TO take OF your hats ard get ready to give
setting the example himself.
In two days travelling through the State
to-day at Anderson. General Howard
aroused the ladies by remarking that 1t
was a COCO sign when the men could nave
gift TO man." and he said the presence of
70 many Of them showed that the men were
engaged in a cause that Appeared to purity
ard truth.
General Stewart. Of Massachusetts. re-
Joices in a head of hair that has a golden
tint ard he is the butt of General Ayers
jokes, the latter always Informing the
crowd that they can tell General Stewart
10 make him uncover. Yes, ne SAID TO-
day, Il am "a gold bug, and / am proud of
it," There were cries of Good! good!"
and much laughter.
General Sickles was also greatly i'm
pressed with the size of the crowd, its in
tense enthusiasm and the fevor with which
It responded to appeals to It's patriotism.
He said the people of Anderson must get
up very early 10 have so great a crowd at
such an hour and declared that he was
glad to see Indiana so wide awake.
The train left Anderson twenty minutes
the immense throng gave prolonged cheers,
which were e by q parting salute
Another place not scheduled for a speech
was Alexandria,, but in response 10 re-
quests that a stop be made there the Off
Gals in charge of the party arranged to
stop. Through some misunderstanding a
crowd OF several hundred people gathered
at the works of the Union Steel Company
instead of at the station. a mile away. The
steel works are near the track. 1t was not
known aboard the train that 1t was ex-
pected to stop there and the train went
WhizZing by, to the disappointment of the
people of Alexandria. Finding no one at
the station the train passed on.
AT Paramount a three-minute stop was
made. At this point scores of school chill
pass. The fathers and brothers were at
Marion some miles away. General Howard
made one Of his happy hits when he asked
the name of the place.
paramount" answered the children.
Il see the fair, said he, but don't see
the Mount
Mount has gone to Marion" yelled a
boy.
Il hope you are all for Mount" said Gen
eral Howard.
Right you are" chorused the boys.
"Then three cheers for Mount"
The children responded at the top of their
voices, denoting that they have been prop
erly trained and that the Republican cam
didate for Governor is popular in that sec
ton of the State.