Democratic Sentinel, Volume 15, Number 48, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 18 December 1891 — Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 [ADVERTISEMENT]

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TENTH DISTRICT MEETING. Will be Held at Logansport on January 8, to Select Member op Democratic State Central Committee. The Democrats of the Tenth dißtriCj. will hold a delegate conventioi in Lo. gnusport, on Friday, January Bth, at J o’olook p. m., to select a member of the Democratic stato central committeo.— De’egates to this convention will be selected at mass meetings to be held at tho county seats of tho respective counties composing the district, on Saturday, Jan nary 2d. The ratio of representation iu the district convention will be 1 delog te for every 200 votes oust for Hon. Claude Mathews, Beoretary of state, in 1890 The counties will be entitled to tho following representation at tho Logansport convention . Counties. Votes for No. Matthews, Delegates. Carroll, 2,366 12 Cass, 3,739 19 Fulton, 2,155 II Jasper, 84:i I Lake, 1,999 10 Newton, 761 I Porter, 1,741 9 Pulaski, 1,321 7 White, 1,754 9 The district convention will be composed of 85 delegates and 13 votes will t e required to select a member of thoi state central committee.

Notice is hereby given that there will be a mass meeting of the Democracy of Jasper co nty in the Court House, in lleußselaer, lnd., on SATURDAY, JANUARY 2. 1892, at 1 o’olook p. m., for the purpose of electing delegates to a convention of the Democracy of the Tenth Congressional District. The ratio of apportionm nt Jis one delegate for each two hundred votes cast for Claude Mathews for Secrotary of State, at the November election, 1890. Jasper county will be entitlod tofourdele :ates, and the delegates so elected will meet with the delegates chosen fr«m other co nties, at Logansport, lnd., January 8, 1892, at 1 o’clock p. m, and select a member of the Democratic State Contra! Committee.

The Democratic County Central Committee of Jasper will meet at thosime place a d date (at the Court House, in Rensselaer, January 2, 1892), to elect a Chairman of County Cenlral Committee, who will hold his office until tion of the County Central Committee or until liis successor is olected and qualified. DAVID W. SHIELDS, Chairman*

Peffer has introiluce.l two bills in the Senate. One asks for a new census, the other for a n. w money. - - ■■ ■ —«»»•» ——— The Logansport Journal, Monticello Herald and Rensselaer Republican are heartsick over the fact that Dr. Patton voted for Mr. Crisp for Speaker aft.r he hud received the caucus nomination. The Doctor voted for Mr. Springer, in caucus t from first to last, and the Democracy of the Tenth District approve his course.— In the House he voted for Mr. Crisp, as the < aucus nominee, and the Democracy approve this action also. The doctOj certainly owes no apology to the Kepu oilcan prese of this distriot. The Republican press of this Congressional district are just now engaged in hedding crocodile tears over Mr. Zimmerman and Tom Wood and charge the Cass county delegation with tha defeat of the congressional aspirations of the gentlemen named. With no reflection on Messrs. Zimmerman and Wood, we woald suggest here that (not tho Cass county delegates alone) the Monon convent ion did itß work well—it placed on tho ticket a winning man. Billy Owen, the politician preacher, failed to make good his declaration at the opera house in this place, that “we will bury the democrats so deep, face down, that the harder they scratch the sooner they’d reach hone!” Pool Billy! To-day Ben Ha rison hesitates to send his name to the Senate for confirmation in the office to which he appointed him, and his candidacy for Congressional > onors is not even thought of. The postoffice department has issued orders that hereafter circulars having anything printed on them by a rubber stamp will have to b prepaid as first, class matter. The order is on the principle that a stamp is nothing more or less than writing; from the fact that it 1b used as a pen is used, and the legends it prodaces are as individual as those of a pen.