The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-10-31

proposition that politics Is business" and
along that line he entertained his hearers
for an hour and half, Democrats and
ton by frequent outbursts OF applause.
A delegation with a glee club and band.
from Saline and Cory. came, and a good
quartet helped enliven the occasion. Rain
in the afternoon interfered somewhat with
a turnout OF the country people
At Greencastle-I-incoln T. Baldwin. OF
Noblesville, spoke TO a large audience at
Cloverdale Monday afternoon. parade
over a mile in length preceded the speech
There were glee clubs, Rough Riders ana
clubs I'm large number and the enthusiasm
was intense. The fact that the township
is nearly two hundred Democratic on n
normal vote. shows that the meeting Was
highly gratifying 10 its managers MI
Baldwin spoke for nearly two hours ana
his logic and eloquence held the audience
to the last. An overflow meeting was
necessary to accommodate the crowd In
the parade were several former Democrats
who carried full dinner pals.
In Sullivan County-Judge NJ a Chip-
man. of Anderson. addressed ZOO people az
Carlisle Monday night on the issues OF the
The meeting was the largest and most en-
thusiastic held in Haddon township this
campaign. The Freelandsville glee ciuo
was egged by a crowd OF hoOdlums.
In bartholomew County-Nathan Poweii.
Republican congressional candidate. ana
Frank F. Little. candidate for presidential
vile Monday night. A parade containing
one thousand people marched through the
streets. The town was brilliantly iiumtn-
ated Not One-f0urth the people couio
crowd into the hall where the speakers
discussed the questions OF the campaign
At Winchester-What was the last speech
Of the local campaign Was delivered oy
Fred Holloway, CT Anderson. 10 one or the
largest audiences that could possibly be
squeezed into Gordon's rink Monday night
Mr.. Holloway presented the issues In elo.
quent and convincing sentences. ana
aroused great enthusiasm The roundup in
Randolph county will show a splendid Re-
publican gain over 1896. the largest, III -
believed. in the history OF the county.
AT acknowledgements Grifin spoke TO
fully 500 persons at the Republican head
quarters Tuesday night. He had rousing
meeting and was given an ovation at the
close.
At Morristown-Ex-Governo Taylor. OF
Kentucky. addressed a large gathering OF
Republicans Tuesday afternoon. His forci-
BILE presentation OF the issues was enthus-
iastically received his remarks frequently
being interrupted by cheers and applause.
At Grand View-Robert ]. Tracewell.
controller Of the currency. addressed over
200 farmers Monday afternoon. The meet
ing was one on the order OF an experience
meeting. many citizens asking questions
of the speaker and again helping to answer
them. The arguments appealed 10 the
farmers especially. IL IS believed that
much good was accomplished.
AT Huntingburg-Dubois county Repub-
lcans turned out i'm great force Monday
night to hear John L. Griffiths. OF Indian
apolis, who addressed an indoor meeting
limited only by the capacity of the opera
house. The overflow meeting. even larger
dressed by John Burke. of Princeton, w.
S. Hunter, Of Jasper. and Dr. w, r. Nc
Mahan, of Huntingburg. long and bril-
liant street parade preceded the speaking.