Indiana Democratic Convention Adopts Cleveland Gray Ticket
At Tomlinson Hall the Indiana Democratic state convention endorsed Grover Cleveland for president with Isaac P. Gray as a fallback, and nominated Claude Matthews for Governor. The gathering heard Turpie and Voorhees urge tariff reform, asserted opposition to federal overreach, and filled state offices with a slate including Matthews Nye Shanklin and others.
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IndiaNaPouis, Inc
Indiana
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Isaac P. Gray
Gray
Tomlinson Hall
Hendricks
S P. Sheerin
National Democratic Committee
Jason Brown
George W. Cooper
W. D. Bynum
Jeptha D. New
Jennings
William R. Johnson
Dearborn
New
Johnson
C. F. McNutt
Vigo
James McCabe
Warren
McCabe
McNutt
Timothy
Clinton
Matthews
Shanklin
Niblack
Nye
St. Joseph County
Tippecanoe
Democratic Party
Sepu DliGas
Republican Party
Uppum
On to Victory in Democratic Plans for Governor Race
Cleveland and Gray receive broad endorsement from both sides in a pattern praised as true democracy. Claud Matthews is named as the candidate for governor amid widespread enthusiasm and party unity.
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Cleveland
Gray
Claud Matthews
Warm reception for Claude Matthews in Clinton Indiana
Citizens of Clinton and surrounding area from all parties honored Claude Matthews with a public gathering at the opera house. New Goshen and Atherton bands performed as he spoke to a full house, praised as a nonpolitical show of esteem. Town excitement centered on Matthews as a future governor and Clinton township pride surged.
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Claude Matthews
Bethel
Bath County
Center College
Danville
Marha R. Whitmore
James Whitcomb
Indiana
Matthews
Vermillion County
Clinton
Farmers’ Mutual Benefit Association
Mortimer Nye
Ohio
Laporte
Cleveland and Hendricks
Meassenger
Washington
Supreme Court Commission
William R. Myers
Anderson
Congress
John Oscar Henderson
New Londons
Howard County
Kokomo
Howard
Henderson
Dispatch
Mary Hartwell Catherwood
James Whitcomb Riley
Ind
New Goshen
Atherton
Opera House
Mr. Matthews
Clinton Township
How to Vote Changes in Election Law Noted
Changes in the election law affect ticket stamping and ballot handling. Voters must stamp the large square for a straight ticket, else stamping elsewhere voids the ballot, with one exception if no candidate exists for an office. Scratching remains only option if not voting straight. A stamp touching a square counts. touching none voids the ballot. Improper folding returns voters to the booth. Also includes a testimonial about Chamberlain's Pain Balm and a local merchant notice.
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Democrat
Wm. M. Moss
Bloomfield
Ind
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