The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-29

IiauoTs shaIl no soId N their resp, ct,v.
communities. and to that end We favol
the amendment and mcdih' s'son Of IN.
I pr~s~Bt loCal option Law - to maxi
! Incorporated cities. townships and ms
! TERRITORY ~ townships oHtslde Of such cit ~,
the units Of slecting. hat such smendmenl
! snd modification shall 10 drawn ~ not
q" affect and q" pr~~"rV~ ne rsm"n-,Tanc'
avs Of the state. provided vhsi tsVrit orl
| dTy under the pT"~~nt oVi on Law shall 70.
msn for tao v"arS frum IN" date 81
| surh sls'tion
The declaration IN favor Of city and
township local option and the modfi.
cation ~ tho present law forces tho liquor
question into the campaign despite the
fact that the Republicans ignored a. and
the Iartv Nill 10 Compellci "a defensi
the county local option
A. soon A. the senate nomination hal
lpe~n des,islsti many Delegates lost interest
and l~ft the hall before nominations for
state ofices VIEW called for A. the nan .
ing of the ticket dragged along SEATS we're
vacated. and l'-fOre the convention finally
ADJOURNED more than on-haH the Siple-
gates had left for home and the Judges
of the supreme and Appellate courts
were nominated by fewer than ue-fOurth
oG the delegates. The following il the
ticlrrt
Secretary % state. lev FIRngham.
Decatur. Auditor. " %. O'Bnsn. Law
r.nceburG: TREASURER, " n VoIlmer.
N'ncenneS ATTORNEY GENERAL. Thomas
Hogan. Seymour. Clerk supreme court
y 3 France. Huntington: Superintendent
Puhhc Instruction. kolS-rt Alley In
,iianapolis state GeolOgisi Edward Bar-
rett. PiMinfield. State Statistician. Thomas
BrO,lleg. North Vernon Judge supreme
Jourt Second dist rict. douglas Morris.
R'RhyilI-: Judge S'rl,r-n'. Court. Thir'i
distinct. I harls-~ , Toy. Indianapolis.
Judgs-- Appellate Court. } q rr~.Iacher.
HAmBuud. N Larry. LosAnsI'ort.
and 4 4 adams. COliImhiH City
" dsv~loI'-d j,I-t lsfor- adjournment
tO- night that NyrOu - Ming auditor ~
iN,l aud nov secretary 10 the ll-mOcraItr
state r,'nv-ntion and state COMMITTEE
recorded the vote u Vas east on the
proposition to name a candidate for the
S-nat~ HIS totals -hoNV,i 40 against
and SO for the pro,o@itiOn When thu.
vote was announced by the t@lleTu. show
,nE thirty ma Jority for the I;ov~rnor hing
went tn TaGgart. shoWs,l hts tR'Irv-~ aud
asked him tO prot.-~i The vote. bu TaGgart
r-piie,l. 4 wont do It. LET '-'n have u
aud e. to- he'll with it,
Ss-V s.rEl n~Inilers 81 the Marion dele
CATION say the ID- kaIb county vote was
-~i'ciIe ,ItO MarshaHf- SIDE. Whsn q had
really cast - vote against the proposition
IIN, ON. Nett April - Commenting
"n the result IN the Indiana state con
N-htIOn Mr. BTvHn said
am very glad To learn 81 Gov Marshalt-
NurtoT, 10 Thr matter 81 dominating = S~ns-
tor Ii- made q brave nEhT and the whole
country viii applaud him roT h.. courage.
Nj k-tH'- domination - -Nc~il-nt. while
there are nany good democrats ia the
state 81 Indiana there ~ none better than
Kern Zee will be . tower of strength to
our party ln the Ssaa's.
wASHIsOroS. April ~ Democrats in
TN. senate are greatly pleased with the
nomination ~ John ". Kern by Indiana
Democrats for the seat in tho senate &c
c,1pied by senator BeVeridge. They re-
o.iVet bulletins in the cloak room through
the afternoon from tbs convention hail
ia Indianapolis and were elated when
the final news came.
The nomination 81 TAkGart would
have been regarded - . calamity by the
party leaders. who did not hesitate to
express their views.
(ylie Jam~n. Who declined the nomina-
ton for the Vice Presidency At the Den
v-r convention and who placed Mr.. Kern
in nomination ~ BFyan's running mate.
sent the aucceasful candidate this mrs
SAGE:
NV sincere congratulations. BY elect
ing Won 90 the Senats Indiana Dsmo-
crasS will follow the iIlustriolIs example
10 Hendricks. VOORHEES, and TITp'e