The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-10-20

procession II it kills the horsef }rIauohter
Joo is going to a funeral, the fsffeyal of the
repn noiican party, and he is going to keep up
Win tne procession IL he diessin tina atteirpt
1noud lsne1ter and spplansssI There is an
other reason for out felicity sst the present
.nohent.H lt has been Gust mary every fall
Immediately preceding the elections TO re-
new the war at the South. An American
citizen of African descenti Is lfled while rob
o'ng a hen .roost and Immediately iiieo
- - ni THE NoRrHRRss Basar 1fe.
Is nred. know that 1t Is an awfssl- business
to kilia coiored citizsn unSsef the Arcusn.
stances. but we can not AFFORD on that ac.
count to keep the South IN anarchy and un-
der the control of carpst-baggess. snd now
In the return of Sayler and Banninz. Ciucin-
cinnati says to the South, we understand
this thing and can no longer be delnied bv
It, lApplause.l Cincinnati saws. with no
uncertsin sound that she, at least, has made
an aDluing treaty OF peace, andthat her old
iriends can now draw on her for aid and
comfort, sympathy or support loud and
long applause.] You must forgive me for
thus occupying your time. a man who
has been bottled up, as it were- so lone con
not well control his utterancss. Itrust the
lesson VIII not be lost upon nov friend lob
SOC OF stephen. He has met with rnerited
defeat, but has the consolation of knowing
tnat ne fought hard and continuously. He.
too, is comforted with the AFFECTION ex,
hibitei by the colored voters who followed
him so fait fully from tho frat district
lv IS little aggrsvating that errors did
occur, and one i am told of hat came from
his not sticking closer to the temperance
cause. II seems that two one-horse wagons.
one with cover calling out voters
ior Jeo ~. Stevenson and Safer, and the
other rallying ont supporters Of John K
Green and Safer. were sent out. CONTAINING
fuil band each of a very bigh drum and
very small life. Laughter. Untortuatelv
the bands got drunk, and Inspiring wagons
considerably mixed John X. Green's
,liosrnsuA S,t ,.u music rushed insanely through
Jobs district, while Jobs drum thundered
in the ears of Green's constituents when
seen last, about p. NJ. Creams, rroubs dours.
were being Knocked in the head by Pullap
q Son, while JOBS ministrels got lost jn
Eden Park. where they are yet, believe
In that way some voters were lost. Now,
the bsass hand. I bid YOU good
night. Were congressman I
might place my hand upon nv heart
andinfSrm you solennnly that music was
divine, and has been known. to soothe tha
savage breast, or that we live at the center
OF the Union and hear its heart beat,
lLaughter.l But / forbear. Not being a
congressman, can not aEord to be an ora
ter. Again thank you. 1t were invidious
to designate any one or more pieces of your
superior band, but I can not refrain from re-
1erring to the deiicacy OF tosch and exquisite
execution of your big drum and the sooth-
ing 1B1uences of your. from bone They
NIL my bosom with patriotic pride, extract
pain from my left shoulder, and reconcsfs
me with my brother-in-law. GOOD night
unless, indee9, you wAneomo in and take s
little constitutional law from demi;ehra.
for which the executive COMMITTEES will nav
Tor f1nds not otherwise appropriated - -