The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-17

nounced long list of speakers for the ,
campaign. A partial list was given out
last night. 1t is headed of course, by
w. J. Bryan, who viii spend week
in the state the latter part of October
Then there will be ]. Ham Lewis, OF
Chicago; former Governor Joseph w.
Folk, of Missouri; John J. Lenyz. of
Ohio; the Rev. Sam Small the Georgia
evangelist; Samuel Gompers, president
of the American Federation of Labor;
Champ Clark. Democratic leader in
Congress; Senator Gore, of Oklahoma;
John Sharp Williams. of Mississippi;
Judge NJ. V. Cannon, OF Chicago. and /
General James B. Weaver, of Iowa. who
was the Greenback candidate for
! President in 1884. These will be the
principal imported speakers. though |
there are some others under consid- |
Grafton who may come in. giving the |
Democrats pretty good list of spell |
binders
In addition to these men there will |
be a large contingent of home grown
speakers, gathered from all parts OF
the state according to Hendren. Among
the home speakers, the leaders, of
. course, will be Governor Marshall.
Senator Shively and John w. Kern. The
Governor will be the recognized leader
| of the bunch, however, because the
Democrats have decided to make thea
, campaign largely on the record of The
Marshall administration This will
make it necessary for the Governor TO
. take the lead in that part of the fight.
He will discuss state issues exclusively,
so it is said, leaving 1t to Senator
Shively to take care of the national
}, issues and to John w. Kern, to handle
e a little of both.
Bryan. it is said. will confne his
a speeches entirely to national issues.
g and pay attention at all to state
q affairs unless someone asks him to ex-
plain his double barreled position on
, the county option question in Nebraska
a and Indiana. The rest of the imported
: There is said to be large number of
n Indiana speakers that have been chos-
en- to speak in the state Samuel NJ.
y Ralston, of Lebanon. has signihed his
:, willingness to spend q good deal of
20 time the stump. Among the others
- who will be active in the campaign are
John f. Lamb, of Terre Haute; Major
"a @. V. Menzies of Mt Vernon; Leuten-
:, ant Governor Frank ]. Hall. Rushville
a,i Dan w. Simms, of Lafayette; James NJ
al Robinson. of Fort Wayne. former con-
gresham from the Twelfth district; L
Ert Slack, former state senator from
D Franklin. once a candidate for Cover
nor and once a candidate for United
States Senator; the Rev. T. H. Kuhn
:. of Richmond. twice candidate fol
Congress against James E. Watson; M
E. Foley, Indianapolis; John w Hoitz
man, of Indianapolis: Walter Lott, o
Muncie twice the nominee for attorne!
&c general Robert w. Miers, of Bloom
ington, former congressman; c. c
Matson, of Grencastle. member of TIL
~ Indiana Railroad Comission Franz
I~,4~@ 1rrat
e of Washington; Jack Nolan, of Evans
vile; NJ A. Ryan. Indianapolis; Claud
Bowers. of Terre Haute. Ep Inman, o
u Indianapolis; Cyrus w. Davis, O
ne Bloomfield; several times candidate 70
congress; John w. Spencer. of Evans
Vile; Charles d. Hunt. Sullivan; w.
ne Eichorn, of Button, former represen
're tatives and present member of the boar
Aio of trustees of the JeffersoHville reform
re- atory; John A. Riddle. Linton; Josep
ID H. Shea, Of seymour: John c. Robinson
TY Of Spencer; Charles Jewett. of New A
per bany, and Judge Kent of Frankfort.
all Tn addition to this list there are Sc,
in eral candidates on the Democratic stat
me ticket who are counted good speal
ley ers and they will be on the stump, ais
Pc They are Robert J. Alley, state superb
tendent of public instruction, who
the IN for secretary of state; w. H. OBriel
by of L.awrenceburg candidate for aud
Of tor of state; Thomas NJ. Honan. of Sc.
sed mour, candidate for attorney genera
as Charles z. Cox, of Indianapolis cand
date for the Supreme Court; Joseph
B. Ibaeh of Hammond, Andrew A. Adam
the of Columbia City, NJ B. Larry of Logan
aid sport, NJ. B. Hotel, of Salem, and
A Felt of Greenfield. candidate for Il
Appellate court
That considerable attention will
<. paid by the Democrats to the Germs
. vote is seen in the fact that they a
going to use some German speake
this year. The already have announ
am ed that Louis Meyer, of Vincennes, a.
,al Frank Reinhard, of Rockport, w
SITS, make herman speecHes'