The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-10-27
Managers OF the Republican Party
Are Confident of Success I'm
This State.
BYNUM TO MAKE SPEECHES
HE SAYS THERE Is HONOR IN STORE
FOR OVERSTREET.
Thinks He Will he Member of Ways
and Means mmittee-SenatOr
Hanna's Fast Ride.

The election in Indiana will be held one
week from tomorrow and consequently
this is the last week in which the different
political parties can seek to convince the
people to their way of thinking. The Re-
publican managers expect to be very active
this week and the whole State will ring
with the hustings. Chairman Goodrich, OF
the Republican State committee. arrived in
town yesterday and will be here until after
the election. He said yesterday evening
that the committee would be very busy the
remaining few days before the election.
The Republican managers are confident
of success. The successful tour of the
State made by Senator Hanna has con-
WINGED the leaders that the apathy that has
been charged by the Democracy does not
exist among Republicans. The fact that
many thousands of people came out to see
and hear the senator is gratifying to the
Republican managers. They believe the
tour of the Ohio senator has been a good
thing for the party in the State. 1T could
not have been more satisfactory" said
Chairman Goodrich last night Senator
Hanna has come and gone and thousands
of people last week saw him for the first
time. Those who had the caricatures of
him in mind were agreeably disappointed.
for the real Mr.. Hanna is very unlike the
cartoons of him.
The Republican managers believe this
very fact will have its effect. Many people
who had never seen Senator Hanna were
led by the false representations of different
newspapers to look upon him as an ex-
| traordinary political boss" No one can
| look at the real Senator Hanna and hear
him speak and continue to have bad opin-
| ion of him. Senator Hanna himself knew
| just about what kind of an idea some Of
| the Indiana people had about him and II
group of Evansville men: II haven't any
horns; you need not look for them" The
| men looked abashed and their confusion
showed that the senator had read their
| minds pretty well.
Besides the speeches made by Senator
| Hanna during the week there were other
/ addresses by able men and on the whole
| the Republican leaders are pretty we'll sat
| isfied with the last weeks work. They
| think that with some good hustling this
| week and a large Republican vote cleo
ton day the State will be Republican by a
| comfortable majority.
| SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS.
Senator Charles w. Fairbanks arrived
| home from Canton, yesterday. where he
attended meeting of the Mckinley Memo
rial Association on Saturday. To-day ne
| will resume his speaking tour of the State.
This afternoon and tonight he will speak
at Madison. Tomorrow night he will be at
| Washington, Daviess county, and on
Wednesday afternoon he expects to speak
| at Princeton. That night he will be at
Evansville. Thursday the senator is to
speak at Rockport in the afternoon. The
ing at Valparaiso. Saturday afternoon ne
| Is to speak at Rochester, and that night al
South Bend. Next Monday night he will
Although suffering from throat trouble
caused by overtaxation of the voice, Sena-
tor Beverage will make effort TO fill his
home in Indianapolis yesterday under the
care of DR.. Page. He will speak at Ham
mond tonight; Columbia City, tomorrow
after after
Richmond, Thursday night: Columbus
Friday night; Rockville. Saturday after.
noon; Terre Haute, Saturday night.
| w. ID. Bynum will take an active part In
the campaign this week, speaking tonight
at New Castle, tomorrow night at Garth
age. Wednesday night at Whiting, Thurs
Williamsport. Other meetings for the weel
Senator Foraker at Noblesville Oct Is
night.
Governor Durbin at Bloomington, Nov. /
Charles b. Lands at Angola. Oct "a, aft
ernoon, with Newton w. Gilbert, William
L. Taylor and James b. Statesman.
Lieutenant Governor Gilbert at Jefferson
vile. Oct. 2S; Mt. Vernon, Oct. 20. night
Boonvile, Oct. 80, night.
Frank b. Posey at Dunkirk, Nov. 1. night
Union r. Hunt at Cloverdale, Oct. Is
night; CASTOR, Oct. y. night; Ridgeville
Oct. 80 night; Windsor. Oct. 81, night; Win
| chester. Nov. /, night.
j. Frank Hanly in the First district Oct
Is and %; Bedford, Oct, 30, night; Farm
land. Oct. 81. night; Hammond. Nov. ]
night.
| NJ NJ Dunlap at Huntsville, Oct. %. night
Redkey. Oct 80. night; Pennville. Oct 81
night; Portland, Nov. l. night.
Robert A. Brown in Marion county, Oct
20 and so; Macy, Nov. l.