The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-08-17
AFTER THE LOVE FEAST
BOONE COUNTY REPUBLICANS NAME
A STRONG TICKET.
Mr.. Landfs's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
District Judicial ConventiOn-Oth-
err State Political Matters.


special TO the indianapolis Journal
LEBANON, Ind, Aug. 16.-The Repub-
licans of Boone county held their county
convention here to-day. At the forenoon
session Representative c. B.. Lands spoke
to an audience which packed the opera
house. This afternoon the following ticket
was nominated: Representative, l. n. Cas-
ter, of Jefferson township; prosecutor,
Noah Langham. of Center; sheriff. I. j.
Cook. of Harrison; treasurer. William b.
Kleiser, of Center; assessor. John klingier.
Of Union: surveyor. Oliver Clark, of Ma
rion; coroner. DR.. Guy Schultz. of Center;
commissioners. James w. Slagle. of Perry.
and Henry c. Macy. OF Center; councilman.
j.. c.. Stuckey. OF Sugar Creek; Henry HUI
sizer. Of Perry. and Jonathan 7. Storms;
councilmen at large. g. w Campbell, John
p. Stark and Edward Van Mugs.
Republicans were reused to a high pitch
OF enthusiasm by last nights speeches.
Governor Mounts stirring address was
followed by a brief talk by the Hon. c. b.
Lands. who said in part: 1.-The people of
Indiana should be happy in the knowledge
that Governor Mounts administration Is TO
he continued by Col. Winfield t. Durbin.
who is as sure to be elected as election day
oAl4tc llC - ~ any manu- " NN' 80
James A. Mount and William Mckinley.
Like them. he climbed to success. and he
made the adder upon which he climbed.
Every round of the ladder is a result his
industry wrought and an achievement his
courage and integrity won. From a poor
lad to the Governors chair. That Is a scene
calculated to kindle the hopes and pride
and enthusiasm of the young men of this
great commonwealth
He enlisted for the defense of his own
country a third of a century ago. and
when the ummons came i'm 1895 he turned
his back upon the comforts of a delightful
home and offered his sword TO the cause OF
liberty for an oppressed people beyond
our shores. His was a model regiment. he
was a model colonel and he will make a
model Governor His administration will be
a business administration, a debt-paying.
tax-reducing. admins
tration. pitched on that high plane that will
win the admiration and commentator Of
the people of this imperial State"
Special to the indianapolis Journal
MATTHEW'S. Ind. Aug. 16.-A Republic
an campaign club was organized here last
night with a large number of members.
The feature of the evening was the adj
dress OF Joseph Newbergef. who has long
been prominent In local Democratic poll
tics. in favor of William Mckinley and
Republican policies. Among other things
he said: II cannot follow Mr.. Bryan or
his policy. / have been a Democrat for
thirty years. but / shall vote for and use
my influence for the Republican party in
the future. i do not want TO return TO
hard times again. l would not give one
cent for Mr.. Bryan's chances. Mckinley
will be reelected. and this will mean a
continuation Of business and prosperity
Frank STREET.. also a former Democrat.
addressed the meeting for half an hour.
He was loudly appiauded when he stated
his determination TO follow the Republican
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