The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-15
IN OTHER COUNTIES.
Hogate Endorsed for Governor by Re-
publicans of Hendricks.

publicans OF HENDRICKS.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
DANVILLE, Ind, Jan. 1.-THE Repub-
licans of Hendricks county had an enthusi-
astic mass meeting in Danville yesterday
1t was decided to hold the county primary
for the nomination of a county ticket Feb.
16 Resolutions were adopted indorsing
President McKinleys administration, in
dorsing the single gold standard, pledging
support to the administration In putting
down the instruction in the Philippines
condemning the reasonable utterances Of
those who give aid and comfort to the
enemy. Senator Beveridges speech was
commended to the voters as a manly
presentation and solution of the Philippine
problem, patriotic in the highest degree and
free from political rancor. Senator Enoch
G.. Hogate was unanimously Endorsed for
governor on the ground that in him we
recognize that ability and integrity which
qualify him for the exalted position to
which he aspires." He was commended to
the Republicans of the State las leader
in whom they may well place their conf
dence and in whose nomination all might
have just and honorable pride" The reso-
luton concludes: I'VE pledge to him our
constant and unfaltering support and we
will use all honorable means to secure his
nomination as our standard bearer in the
coming campaign" The condition of the
party in Hendricks county is most excellent
and the figures are set for 1,4o0 majority in
November.
PORTLAND. Ind, Jan. 1.-THE new Re-
publican county central committee organ
lied yesterday afternoon by electing the
following officers: Chairman, j. s. gilbert;
assistant chairman. A. j. Frost; secretary,
F. l.. Grove. treasurer. Dee Covalt. The
committee is composed of the following
persons: John b. Mendenhall, Elias Boltz.
NJ. H. Sloan, w. II. Mccain, William Gar
rity. Ora Williamson, John w. Hill, Benar
s. Wilson, j. K. L. Current, James NJ. SUIT
ton. A. d. Parks. Joseph II. Sell, John Bell,
j. II. Dull, Sherman Brubaker. Silas Hiser.
N. Il. Wiccar, Ernest Hammit, William X
Sanders, Abe Losch, Curtis H Clark,
James Badders, a. j. Frost, i. III. Hanks, j.
A. Campbell. Edward Teeters. Charles
Sanders, j. w. Pensinger. Dot Whitenian.
Kelley, Frank Haley. Silas b. Morehouse,
o. S. Buckingham and Edward Walters.
SALEM, Ind. Jan. H.-At the Republican
county convention yesterday the following
delegates were elected TO the district con-
vention at New Albany: o. u. Martin,
Robert Boyle. w. *. Marby, ]. III Morris.
James Tucker, w. Il. I.indley, Clarence
Earring. George Mccoy and r. s. Lemon,
and as alternates, Henry c. Foutcn. Wal
ter Newly and any Republicans from
Washington county that are in ixtendapce
After the convention adjourned tae central
committee met and organized be re-elcct-
ing DIR. III. c.. Hobbs as chairman, James
Tucker as secretary and Clarence Fearing
treasurer. Washington county Republican
delegates are all for the reelection of cx-
Senator George w. Self as district COM
mitteeman for the Third district.
HARTFORD CITY. Ind. Jan. 1.-THE
Republicans of Biackford county met in
mass convention I'm the various townships
Saturday afternoon and selected precinct
committeeman and delegates to the con-