The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-10-19
OTHER MEETINGS.
Clinton Il. Tharp's Forceful Address
to Linton Audience.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
LINTON, Ind, Oct 1S.-Clinton X. Tharp.
Of Washington, a lifelong Democrat, who
recently pledged his support to Mckinley
and the whole Republican ticket, spoke at
the opera house here last night to a large
and enthusiastic audience. His speech was
clear and forcible and his reasoning i'm
pressive GER
AT Delcarbo-At the conclusion of Will
II. Hayss speech Wednesday night, Ar
thur Lowe and two other lifelong Demo-
Gratis announced their intention to support
the Republican ticket. A great demonstra-
ton followed.
At Acknowledgement Daniel Z. Sickles,
Representative G.. w. Cromer and o. A.
White addressed several thousand Repub-
licans Thursday afternoon. More than 500
mounted Rough Riders took part in the
mornings parade.
At Terre Haute-State Treasurer Levy
talked to business men on State issues
Wednesday night. He told how the State
debt had been reduced several million dol
lars under Republican administration in
the past ten years. By paying off bonds
before they are due in the past two years
$4,000 in interest charges have been saved
to the taxpayers.
At Dunkirk-Frank II. Posey talked to a
large and enthusiastic Republican audience
Thursday night He handled all Mr.. Bry-
ans successive issues in extenso. Mr..
Posey is much pleased with the outlook
in the State.
At Observation-Disclosures NJ. NJ. Dunlap.
of Anderson, addressed a largely attended
Republican meeting "Wednesday night.
dealing with both national and State is
sues and the records of the parties and
candidates thereof
At Bedford-Judge John +. McCrea, of
indianapolis, spoke TO large audience of
workingmen Thursday night. The meeting
was enthusiastic. and Judge McCrea's pres
entation of Republican principles was
warmly received.
At Butler-Wednesday afternoon and
evening were given over to a Republican
rally at which enthusiasm was exuberanf.
Charles Z. Lincoln, former deputy pension
commissioner, was the principal speaker.
At Summityile-S. l.. Baldwin, of Mobiles
Vile. spoke TO an enthusiastic Republican
audience, Thursday night. He dealt large
ly with the present prosperity, as made
possible by the enactment of Republican
principles into law.
At Marion-James +. Statesman, of Peru,
Republican nominee for joint representa-
tive from Grant Cass, Miami. Huntington
and Wabash counties, delivered a Repub-
lican address to the members of the Sol
dierS Home and residents of that vicinity
at the home Thursday afternoon and at
night, at Wyandotte Hail. addressed a
large Republican meeting of the voters of
the city.
At Rushville-The opera house was crowd
Cd Thursday night by Rush county resi-
dents, to hear an exposition of Repub-
lican principles by ID. r. Lucas. of Indian
apolis. Much attention was paid TO the
Bryanic anti-imperialist propaganda, and
g. few words on the Inconsistencies of the
Democratic position on trusts were thrown
In for good measure.
AT Franklin-Represent Jesse Over
street opened his canvass of Johnson coun-
~ Thursday afternoon at Needham. At
night he addressed large audience at
Providence.