Indiana Republicans Rally In A United Campaign Meeting
A large Indiana Republican gathering celebrated a united, militant party ready for a new victory. Governor Durbin, Senator Beveridge, and Senator Fairbanks inspired delegates as State Chairman Goodrich urged holding fast to party principles and organization for success in 1904.
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Republicans Alive in Indiana 1904 Campaign Rally
State Chairman Goodrich praised Indiana Republicans as fully alive to campaign stakes and introduced Governor Durbin as permanent chairman. Durbin urged unity and resolve to win in 1904, lauding Roosevelt’s leadership and Indiana’s strong GOP administration. Beveridge praised for senate leadership. Goodrich named as 1904 state chair.
Republican rally themes in Beveridge address
Senator Beveridge pledges a victorious Republican campaign grounded in Americanism and party unity. Governor Durbin and Indiana leaders rally in support as they frame McKinley era policies and Theodore Roosevelt as a model for 1904 success.
Indiana Republicans Toast Durbin Aims and Unity
Indiana lawmakers gather at the governor’s reception praising Governor Durbin and endorsing Beveridge for the Senate and Goodrich for future leadership. They pledge unity, readiness to campaign, and resolve to guard state finances while aiming for a strong Republican victory statewide.
Indiana Republicans Rally for Progress and Unity
Indiana GOP leaders gathered in Indianapolis to tout the party’s platform and elects. Representative Frederick Landis compared Indiana’s role to historic figures and affirmed a tariff, Philippine policy, and liberty. Elias S. Holliday warned of facing future opponents. Charles Bookwalter and Charles Henry praised organization work. Gurley Brewer endorsed Theodore Roosevelt and highlighted civil rights progress.
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Senator Fairbanks Receives Generous Ovation in Indiana Gathering
Indiana's senior senator Charles W. Fairbanks is lauded at a Republican meeting. He attests to long years of party attendance and notes the unusually large audience gathered, praising the continuity and strength of the party in the state.
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