Politics In Indiana

Indianapolis, Ind., May 26. - The action of the gold democrats of this city in starting a movement to counteract the strides of the free silver sentiment throughout the state has called for a number of protests from the advocates of free silver, Chairman Holt and others who attended Saturday night's meeting being visited by leaders of the other side and receiving telegrams urging that the cali for the mass meeting on Thursday be withdrawn. Democrats who are in sympathy with silver say the party can secure the solid support of the populists if free silvnr ir, indorsed at the state convention, and that many republicans who do not indorse "sound money" will also support the democratie ticket. The men, however, are determined to persevere and if possible prevent the partiy from indorsing free silver. The meeting next Thursday promises to be attended by democrats of prominence from all parts of the state.