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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-26
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SDriberbrang unierer Sbld9ters
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Die ba lautet: rMfan ioqte nidt glqu.
ben, baB Der 2Dme Sbmals friBt."
Dieies geflieelte @ort, bas eigent=
lib nur gritauner auSoruden ioQ,
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meiitern in 3Dln 8eranlaffung gu
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fein Sbmal5 friBt, mas bic anoeren
beitritten. Sc tpuroe beihlpHen,
Die Brobe au MAIDEN, Die unterlies
aenoe 8artet ionte 100 Marf uno
cine Satte Shmals beaablen. 90
Der 9roBe BerberlDne an hroniider
8erftopfung litt. uuroe bas grperi-
ment geitattet, uno iiebe ba. Der
WIitent0nig aerubte, ben grDBten
Tbeil bes Shmalaes aus5uleden,
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iiberlieB. Dieie trug oann bic leere
Sblhel nit ben 8dbnen auf Die
tunitliden Selien bes Hmingers,
NO inoeB oas troene @efdB aus
rutlhte uno nit lautem &rad sers
iheate. Ser NuStrag Der Wette
bat Deribiebene Brpbleme aelDt.
Die Wifienihaft 1T ben 8meife( los,
OBJ Der Q6me Sbmal5 fri6t. Das
oft citirte gefligelte Wort lit smeiz
felus wabr. Die beioen bic @ette uers
lierenben Meiiter iino lie so Mtart
uro cine babe Satte Sbmals los,
uno Der Some - 1eine HerltopfunQ.
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MMerlet.

Sueben cling uns Der Ratalog
uuo Die Brdmiet 2ifte Der in ben
gagen bonn Ii. biz gum Is. Settems
ber in Griebri9sburg itattfinoenben
guuntp.6air bon Gillespie County
gu. Die Bearntert Der Is. Sair iino
Die 6errert: SD. Wabrmuno. 8rdftz
bent; u. Us. Wouriuno, Bices Braft=
bent; 6. s. @abrmunb, Sbabmei=
1ter uno 8. 0agen, Sbriftfubrer.
Der Boliaei @ibter 9r0ger
uerurtbeilte einert dlteren Wtann,
Mamens q. 6. Dugan. Der unter
Der Nnflage itauo, feline Jrau brutal
miBbanbelt gu baben, gu 500 @elo=
buBe, reip. I'M @rmangelungsfaae
su entlprebenber 9aftftrafe.
gerrp NarnDa, trob ieines
merifaniiben Natnens elm Neger.
tuuroe i'm Boli5eteeribte megen
@afentragens gu $50 @elbltrafe ners
urtbeilt. Gin anoerer Iarbieer, ben
er nit einem Mepulper beornbt bate.
bate i'm CUR Nnseiee sebradt.
= Wm 9tenitag, ben 3. Septem'
ber tperben bic bieligen ftaotiiheu
6hulen pieoer er6ffnet tperoen.
NGem Mn1dein nab peroen Die Nn=
melbunaen mieoer ben perfagbaren
Maunt iiberibreiten.
Die am Wpntag i'm YDli5ei<
seribte subittirten @elobuBen be5ifs
ferten fih auf 1853.
Wdbreno BET lebten 5 Gage
iino in ben bieiigen Diitrittgertdteu
6 gbeibeiouugsflagen anbdngig ge<
ma6t u0roen.
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DR.. w. B. SEELEY. Direktor.,
Ser Cinderella Stuh Bolaff

itebt an Der Spite a1er @1ubge=
lbdfte in Der Staot uno erfreut 1ib
elmer itets mablenoen &unoibaft.
NleS neue, mas auf Dem Sdub=
marft eribeint uub Maes, mas fid
an dlteren Sabrifaten bemdbrt bat,
TT bier gu finoen. Die @igentbii-
tner oieies @elhdfts haben cine
langidbriae grfabruns in ibrer
Brande unb periteben es, nurtbeil=
baft ein5ufaufen. Die Ghube aus
Dem Cinderella Bataft iinb faft UNI
oerplftlib. Sober ertennt oas an,
Der bier fault.
SEQ. POI Nlamo : Bla3a, Sci. 585.
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Greuriionen Der 5. & g. g.
Sahu.

Nah @aibinstun, .. g.: Rational.
5elola9er Der G.. A. r. Sehr nieorioe
Staten. Sabrtarten, @usgabe am 2, 3.
uno 4. OCTOBER. @ultig bis sum II. Oft.
INIT 8erlanserunsss&ebt bis 8. @ob.
Nah Marlin, 9er., benz arusen 8urs
Srt. 9iebriae @rcuriions<Raten. sSobr.
fartensNusgabe fudhreno bes ganseu Sab.
res. Our @idfabrt elitis fir Den 3ett.
raum bon 60 Sa9en.
Spmmer Ggcuriipnem nadb pieleu
Orten IN 5eros uno i'm Rproen unb
Slten. Nieorige 5ahrpreiie. 6ahrfare
ten pertauft tdelih bis gum 30. Septem.
Der. @altis bis gum 81. OFT.
8e9en aIer srpitnihten Iustlnfte
toenoe man ith an:
8. S. 8rice. 9. g. 81. Gat.,
Baleittne, Teras.
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Mbe QiucpIu

iaste, oaB man elm gauges 8plt bbcbfens
cine Belt lang, aber niemals auf Die
Bauer gum Narren halten t6nne. Be>
tpeis 6afir liefern aub bic %beriibmten
ct. Bernard &rduterpiIen. Sunoerte
BON iogen. Batentmebi5inen iino entitan,
ben nno fpegen ihrer Wirtungslofigteit
nom Wolte mieoer Der 8~ergehenbeit fiber.
onttuortet mor6en. Oie ct. Bernard
@rdnterplaen aber baben fih burdb Sahrs
bunoerte binourb bic @unF bes Bolfes
erruorben Mno erhaIten unb 5tuar rueaen
ibrer unper9leidlidlen Wirtuns BEL alien
arantbeiten beg WageuS, Der 3e6er uno
Der Wieren Vile M~pptbefen. 25 GtS.
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9as "WENNA"- 6aus.

0ibihe tnble 8immer (-m6blirt
ooer unm6blirt-) Staten $1.25 Bis
$3.50 pro Gag. Reguldre Wahl3eis
ten Is @ts. Gusge3eidneter Tiih.
Heoucirte Staten PRO Munat.
5rau 81. &rdbenbabl,
@igentbiimerin.
212 & 214 Main Nueuue.
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Noti5 fur Stenersabler.

Der 81. Guauit lit Der lebte Gag,
an Dem itaotiibe Steuern pbne @uf-
lbla9 ent9eaen9enommen tueroen.
Wah Dem Gage tperoen 8inien, Stra-
ten uno grtra=8 Soften neben Dem 8es
TRACE Der Steuern erboben ruerben.
Die 2iite Der Rldftdnbiaen miro
ebenfals ipfort nah Nblauf oes 9er-
Minis Dem Druid iiberaeben tperoen
uno Der 5llfs Staot : Gupalt miro
iogleib geridtlide 9laae eegen ale
lolbe einreihen.
8. SO. Sobnfpn,
Staot. Steuer ginnebmer.
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Staat Obio o, SoIbo,i
lueas 6 ountn. SIS.

GranfS ). Gbenen beiaip5rt, OaB er Der d.
tere yartner Der Girma 5. 5. 6 b n & 6 o.
III. fpelbe @ei6dfte in Der Giaot Soleoo, in ober,s
genanntem GOuntp uno Staate, tbut, uno baB be-
lagte Girina Die Summe BON einbun6er
0olIars fir ieoen 6aa pon aatarrb besabler
tDirb, Der our9 ben @ebrau9 bon 6all's Ra.
tarrb Sur ni6t eebeilt weroen tann.
Grant 5. Gbeuep,
- Sei6fporen Dor mir uno unteriArteber
Siegel in meiner 8egenpart am 6. Septem=
(@- ber VI. 8. 'S6.
q. 20. 9 leao II, offentliher Notar.
9aa's Satarrb : Sur miro innerli6 genommen,
unb pirtt brett aui oas 9lut uno Die idleimlaen
Oberfiaden be5 Spitems. QaBt Sud 3euanii.
frei 5uiaiden.
s. 8. GbeneD & 6 o., Soleoo, 8.
Es- gertauft BON alien apotbetern, Yreis rs
Gents Die Gtaide.
0an's TamiIten . 0inen inn Die beiten
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: Qus Waeun, Georgia, beribtet
man: Der neulib gemahte 8eriub
srpei Wagenlaounaen 8firitde bon
Georgia nab England gu perien=
ben. lift h6blt aufrieoeniteueno aus
aefoqen. Die Srubt fam in eutem
3uitanoe an uno bra1te einen bib
iden @epinn. Man aiebt iih jebt
Der 6Dffnuua bin, baB man fnnftia
Die Bfirlide @eurgia's auf pielen
W}drften guropa'S einfiihren fam.
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Set0 anf Der Nnt.

Mae &dufer unieres .8ubmei1er"
Slaibenbieres meroen bierourh ae=
gen aroere 8iere eetparnt, melhe
oenlelben Namen fibren, ooer eine
dbnlibe etiquette tragen. Seoe
5lalhe. Die unier 8ubmeiier ents
balt, weiit Die wDblbetannte etiquette
auf uno iebem Sort lift Der @ame
rSuoweiier" e~ingebraunt. Shlbt
@ub uor @~ahabmunaen, inoem Sbr
aenau auf oas uben Mngegebene ADJ
tet uno inoem Sbr barauf beitebt,
oaB Die Slaide in @urer @egenmart
geDHnet peroe.
AnheusersBusch Brew'g. Assn.
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9. u. & u. q. @abn.
WbfQhrt.

Mab @alpeton, Souton uno guero taa.
it9 800 Bprr1.
stasb eorpus ghriiti, Aranfas Ta6 un6
BeeniIe tdglib ........9 uhr Torn1.
unb 2:2O Nanm.
Nadb Borne nnb 8errniIe. tdglih. 49,.
$3.50 BDrr1.
Mnfunft.
Won @alpeiton, 9ouifpn unb guero tdg.
lib Zoo NbenbS.
S3n Corpus ghrifti, Granlas BaB unb
8eeui0e tdgli6. .2:O5 Wad1m.
8on Borne unb 8errnine. tdglitb. 49,.
$3.50 NbenbS.
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- Der Sta1tS Nenetue 8 Mge1t
Cunningham lit jebt idarf binter
alien 9enienigen Der, tuelbe cine
8unbesz8 inneniteuer <2icen3 gelDIt
Bnben. aber feline Stats 2icen5.
= Mus Nuittn miro beribtet, baB
Die geiammten Beuiuigungen fiir bic
8e3ablung BON S9erifs, gterts unb
Nnwdlten in griminalfdIer uno fiir
ale @ebibreu Der 8eamten uno
8euaen in unteriuhungen pDaia ers
fb6pft feien. Mar neint, baB li@
elm Deficit BON ca. $50. 600 beraus.
fteqen meroe.
- Mep. 9bumas Saegertp, elm
in ueiten &rei1en tppblbefannter to-
tbolilher Brieiter, melber Der DiDs
3eie in Dallas angeb6rt, Bat benz
Bifbof feline @elignation als Brie'
fter a~ngefunoigt uno gleibaeitie lei.
men Nu8tritt aus Der tatboli1hen
Rirde erfldrt. 0aggertp bat iHon
felt Sabren Die ioaialiitiihe Srage
ftuoirt uno muroe i'm 2aufe Der
8eit elmer Der treueiten Mnb1nger
bieier 2ebre. MlS @runb fir feline
@eiignatiDn CAB er an, baB Die to-
fbuliihe &irbe cine feinoIeltge 6al=
tung geoen ben SD5ialismu8 einz
nebrne. obfhon lebterer Der 6aupt=
fahe nab nur Dtonumifbe Jragen
beriibre uno oaB er aus oie1em
@runbe reiteniren miifie. @r Mil
feline ganse gnergie auf bic Bropa-
ganoa 6es SDsinliSmuS u~ertuenoen.
- Nus Terartana miro beridtet:
Sn Wira, fiolib BON bier, ipielte fid
cine blutige TraeDoie ab. Ser
Meritaner Nmbrofio Ogauio tam
uneruartet nah 6auie uno fano
feline Satin in @eieqihaft eines ge-
uifier Suart emilio. Das Baar
bate geraoe perihieoerte Saben Der
Jrau 5uiammen gepadt uno beabs
fibtigte augeniheinlih, Die Sluht
81 ergreifen. OgaliO ftiirate 1ih
auf ben 2iebbaber, i~iberudltigte i'm
uno banb i'm an 6dnben uno SIT.
Ben. Damn ftiirste er iiber feline
Satin Ger, Die er uurber burh ei<
men Sblag an Der Sluht perbinbert
bate uno ibnitt iie nur ben Muaer
oes 2iebbabers buhftdblih in
Stide. gr t0otete bierauf audi ben
2iebbaber nit elmer Nrt. St iiber<
lieferte fih alSoann ben Beb0roen,
oenen CT mittbeilte, oaB es ibm lei6
tbdte, emilio get6btet 5u baben,
feline @attin aber babe ben Eub
sebnfah peroient, benin fie babe ben
iungen Wann our sJluht perleitet.
= Sn 6onfton bielten bic 8ertre.
ter Der 8rauer uro @irtbe cine
B~eriammlung ab uno belhlolYeu
Ngitatoren in 20 Counties su ihi-
den. in oenen oemnddft iiber Die
2icen5 : Jrage abeeftimmt miro.
Nuh in ben rs rtrodenen" Counties
bes StanteS ioq bic Moitation auf-
genomnlen meroen.
NuS Cline, l1palbe gount1,
uirb beribtet: 0or einigen Tagen
erifienen bier cine Gn5abl gut 9e.
fleioeter Meritaner uno befibtieten
bic umgebung. S1lieBlih began.
men fie an elmer Gteae 81 graben
uno fanben in einiger JuB 9iefe
cine Waenee ipaniider @olbmin5en.
Mab Iniibt GINGER reipettabler
Birger iener @eeeno mu6 Der Be.
traa iber 800, 900 aerueien iein.
@s rpiro binausefigt, baB @olb lei
BON eiaem merifanilhen 4ab(mei.
fter i'm 8rieae nit Teras BORT per=
grnben moroen.
- SIN Der Ndbe BON gustiu
erihoB bic Garbiae 2iuie Ros
berts ibren @atten i'm Bette
nit elmer SHrotHinte. Sic laate
aus. file bdtten fih auf benz 6eim.
mcgee BON Der &irhe ge5antt uno ibr
Wann bdtte elm @afiermeiier ur,ter
benz 2opftiiien gebabt. UNI iie mab>
reno Der Vaht ubauTffnften.
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N. 8. & =. 8abm.
or

Na@ 8aeo. Sort @prtb, Dallas. Ronias
gitb. ct. 2puis unb Chicago, tdglih,
tS.N & y. 3. Oepot) ..7:30 Morgens.
Naeb Waco. Sort WDrtb, Dallas &C. 1pum
SnnietsDepDt) .8:I5 Nben6S.
Nntunt:
Bon Chicago, ct. 2onis, &an5as 9th,
Dallas, Sort 8ortb unb @acD, tdglib
(Suniet OepDt) $3.50 Borut.
BDn Waeo. Sort Bortb, Dallas &C. (S.
VI. & VI. Is. Sebot) 49,. 1925 Nbenb8,
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gu D%erfaufett!

200 Ider Sarm in Bictpria Co.,
9ano in gncinal Co.. Bauiteaen in
San Mntonio. 500 Wder bemdifer-
bareS 2ano nabe Der Stabt.
Nrel so eerfbeiot.
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@mIf gApre 8ahn.

Nbfabrt.
Nad Stodbole. tdelif, ....S:OO gDrm
Nntunft.
Bon Stodbale. tdalid. 1900 Nadhm
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Spmtbern Yacific Nabn.
Nbfabrt.

Nad Stem Orleans, 6pufon unb Sol.
be1tDn tdgli4.. 1900 W2ittoos.
ytad Often, 3ug SEQ. TO- $50 Nben6s.
Nab VI Baio. Ga%lifDrnien unb Rerifo
Nab Morb>GeTas, ct. 2ouis unb gbica.
go (Katy Flyer .8:15 Nbenbs.
Wnfunft.
WokNprosSeIas, ct. 4puis uHSIhicoop
katy Flyerl-~..8:3O Wpraems.
Son ytefu Orleans, Spufton unb @ol.
beit0n tdglid.. WoGm.
BON 81 BaiD, galifornien unb Merifp
1880 Mbenbs,
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Guf gerrens Mntrag nertagte iib
Der Staotratb gum 3eiden Der Nh-
tuna bes peritorbenen @rsNloerman
CHARLES 6ummel. Der Intrag ee'
lanate einItimmig our Nnnabme.
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Giitnba1n Jabr=Y lan.
5. 4 8. u. 8aba.

N~bfabrf.
ytaeb allen NDr6-Eeras -8unfteu
80 BORN.
geaeh ct. 2onis, Mempbis un6 benz
Stem IL. 80 Mittags.
9taeb 8acD, Garo~Seras, Santa Sc unb
Srtscoe8unften 8.l5 Nbem6s
gead ct. 9uuis unb benz Often 800
9taob 2areoo uno Wericp. -. 800 Borm.
Nnfunft.
gon ct. Souls unb benz Often. u. 30 Born.
8on NorosEeras. Santa Sc un6 TriscDs
Q, Snntten 8.45 Born.
8on IDcalen Hurtften .......6.3 80 Nohm.
gon ct. 9ouiS nn6 benz . iten Ii. As Qb0S.
Son 9areoo un6 Werito. 49, II. 10 Nadam,
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neutrality-suspicious. : Iebertraaumaen.
%. s.. @Oblte an g. Buuitt.
@runbftid auf 2aurel 6eiabts.
So, 500.
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Silaros in Shpl5' 0arten nur
80 Gents pro Stunoe BON nun an.
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Waadt Stna's SC Sabama G~isarrem.
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: Gus Wacpn, @eoraio. beridtet

rs 5amiIsen . Viusn iino Die beteu
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-06

done much TO strengthen and popularize the
party in the State. as has also the strong
Republican delegation I'm both branches OF
Congress. The. recent election shows re-
markable Republican gains in many locali-
ties and some OF the largest majorities ever
returned. The Republicans have gained
very rapidly during the last few years, and
the Democrats have lost in the same pro-
portion. The large Republican majority in
Tuesdays election, following those of 1900.
of 1888. of 1896 and of 1894. seems to show
that Indiana, 5nce normally Democratic.
is now normally Republican. BY this is
not meant that it is a thick-and-thin Re-
publican State. that will go Republican
under any and all circumstances. but that,
under normal conditions, with good candi-
dates. good organization and good man
agement. the chances will be decidedly in
favor of the Republicans. This being the
case. they should lay to heart the wise
words of Senator Fairbanks: The conf
dence which the people have again ex-
pressed in the Republican party must
awaken in us a renewed determination to
exercise the power reposed in US wisely
and well. to the end that we may advance
to the utmost the welfare of the State
ard Nation"
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chance. except in one or two where local
dissensions or the introduction OF issues
foreign TO the campaign caused them to
lose. The unusually large majority they
will have on joint ballot shows that they
put forth special efforts in this direction.
The result Is largely a personal victory for
Senator Fairbanks, whose reelection was
known to be involved. He made a thorough
canvass of the State, not introducing per-
sonal issues. however. and there can be no
doubt that his canvass and the fine inn
preston he made everywhere contributed
materially to the result. Thousands of voters
cast their ballots for Republican candidates
for the Legislature with the feeling that
they were voting for the reelection of
Senator Fairbanks. The Legislature Is
virtually instructed by the people on this
point His reelection under these circum-
stances will have unusual significance. and
he will return to the Senate with popular
Endorsement that will still further enhance
his high standing and influence in that
body and throughout the country.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-06
THE VICTORY IN INDIANA.

In no State in the Union did the Repub-
leans achieve such a remarkable victory
on Tuesday as they did in Indiana. With
the exception Of Ohio 1t is the only State
in the country that gave a larger plurality
this year than in the presidential year. In
Ohio 1t was the Tom L. Johnson Demo-
cratic party that was defeated rather than
the entire party. In Indiana the Repub-
lican plurality on Tuesday was between
10000 and 1900 in excess of that of the
presidential year-a result almost without
parallel In an ION year.
A fact so remarkable is worthy Of con-
sideration. What are the causes which
have led to this gratifying result? 1t may
be profitable to note a few Of them. First
there are no warning factions under dis
tinct leadership except in the imagination
of hostile critics. The influence of every
prominent Republican was earnestly in fa-
vor of the election of the state ticket. No
distracting issue was brought into the cam
vass to destroy party harmony. as was the
case in Wisconsin. Probably no Republican
in Indiana has had so much confidence in
his infallibility as to set himself up as a
dictator. Republican senator's were
neutral while other men in the party were
seeking nominations of the state conven-
ton. This condition contributed to the
Republican harmony in Indiana. The Re-
publicans have been fortunate in the men
whom they have sent to Congress- fact
which has inspired confidence In the party
among voters.
One of the most potential, If the most 81
lent. of the influences which have made In
diana the one State to increase its plurality
in an ''of year." is the practical reforms
in the affairs of the State by Republican
legislatures and executive officers. Repub-
lican legislators had the patriotism and the
good sense to accept the advice of such
men as General Harrison and put the pub
lie institutions upon a nonpartisan basis,
and two executives have carried out that
policy with fidelity. All of the business of
the State has been managed upon business
principles. These officials have had no
sinecures for party or personal friends, and
the States revenues are devoted to strictly
legitimate purposes. Other Republican
| States have not been so wise. The result
is that in these the party has been weak
ened by Jealous contentious.
Such are among the more potential infiu-
ences which have made Indiana a Repub-
lican State and caused IT to declare itself
a more reliable Republican State in an of
year. Indiana will remain reliably a Re-
publican State so long as those to whom II
has intrusted power continue the policy
| which was adopted six years ago.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-06
AN EXCELLENT TICKET AND
ORGANIZATION.

At the outset the Republicans were fortu-
nate in the makeup of their state ticket
Each candidate is man who inspired conf
dence and made friends. In different ca
pacities the candidates met the voters in
every county Of the State Mr.. Storms, the
candidate for secretary of state. aside from
being an excellent speaker, possesses the
faculty of winning the good will of people.
Mr.. Miller, the candidate for attorney gen.
eral, was one OF the most effective speakers
in the campaigns, and devoted so much time
to the canvass that he met many thousand
voters. Mr. Sherrick, candidate for auditor
of state, was most effective man in the
canvass. because he is most
effective organizer and has the rare gift of
winning friends Mr.. Hill. the state treas
urer-elect, was effective in the same way
as Mr.. Sherrick. The two were most eff
fective, not in making speeches. but in per-
fecting the party organization by meeting
committees in nearly every county in the
State. Thus the four men at the head of
the state ticket contributed much to it's sue
cess.
Any aliusion to the work Of the campaign
which did not include Chairman Goodrich
and Secretary Whitaker would be incom-
plete and unjust. The direction of the or
ganization could not have been put in better
hands. Tireless. resourceful. self-con-
tanned, they were specially fitted for the
work which they did so well. They had no
proclamations TO make. no interviews to
publish. but devoted their energies to max
ing one of the most complete organizations
the Republicans have ever had in Indiana.
In this county Chairman Elliott and Sec
rotary Negley cid much to perfect the or
ganization which was so effective on cleo
ton day. for which they are both deserving
of more credit, than is often recognized.
There are those who ignore the value of
organization and sneer at "the machine
but those who know about the work of a
campaign know how valuable a thorough
organization is.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-06
sThe Iron Brigade.r

On Friday, Nov Z, the Journal will begin
the serial publication OF this story OF the
civil war. by Gen. Charles King. The en-
tertaining quality of this authors novels
IL well known. They deal invariably with
some phase of army life, and one secret OF
their charm Is undoubtedly the writers
familiarity with this life on all of its sides.
None OF his stories is lacking in incident
and action. hut '"The Iron Brigade" owing
10 the character of the events in which the
famous brigade of that name figured, is
unusually stirring The story will have an
especial interest for the Journals readers
because the Nineteenth Indiana Regiment
was a part OF the brigade and shared In
al its fortunes. Many thrilling events are
described In the tale. and Lincoln, Stanton.
Kearny. Mcclellan, Meade, Grant and
others pass before the reader In striking
scenes and episodes. The story is woven
about the fortunes of an officer of the bril-
eade who was captured early in the war
and fell In love with beautiful Southern
Girl.