The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-02-17

UNLOAD or go down" N the heading o
OF an article in the Philadelphia Press, max
ing an appeal to the good men and true in
the great party. Among other things Il
says: "We begin to fear that we shall hav,
to class General Grant among the men WHIT
are trying to destroy the republican party
AS that Is getting to be the fashionable
charge against The Press, in certain quarters
we are glad to receive the fire in such dis.
tiDguished company. . : . As Gene.
raj Grant says, referring to a change of poll
cy IN the SOUTH, The republican party must
unload. 1t can not afford to ~stultify itself by
repudsating one month what il endorsed in
the month preceding. lift fails to do these
democrssic party went down, but il shall
not fall 1.-THE Press can help it.
Shake not thy CORY locks At me,
Tho1 canst nos say / did Il ~
The Boston Herald speaks a needed word
in behalf Of brakeunen, whose deaths OF
mutilation while engaged in coupling CARS
simply from the railroads refusal to adop,
one of the several inventions for eonplinp
ears which obviate the dangers Of the pres
ent method-has come to- be so regular an
item in daily papers that any single case
scarcely attracts passing notice except from
the victims immediate friends. The Herald
believes the onlF remedy for such criminal
negligence on the part of TIE railroads is "a
make 1t expensive, and thinks that if the
Legislature will provide a law under which
sne manned brakexaen, or the representa-.
tlves OF the slaughtered me, can recover
heavy damages, the railroads will soon find
II Tor their interest to adopt safe coupling
gear.
The notion that the country can grow
up" to a SOUND currency from q deprecated
one by letting things alone is a financisl ex-
pedient whose authorship no public man
will ever be disposed to dispute with Mr.
n Neither to initiate norto contract
is he sum Of his nancia PHILOSOPHY, and
it suggests nothing but the balancing pole
of the acrobat.-Boston Post.
The Rev. Benjamin o. Arnett, Of Cinein-
natl, colored, in sletter to the Toledo Com
mercial, says: 1--WE, the colored people, now
feel assured that we have a chief justiee who
loves God and humanity-one w no treats
all men alike at all times and in all places
1t appears that when the Rev. Mr.. Arnett
was pastor of a church in Toledo, Mr.. Waite
treated him like a white man>
There is no hope of escape from the evils
ola vicious currency, or from the spoliations
of the protected plunderers, except through
the instrumantality ola party very different
from either the republican party or the
democratic party. The PEG pie of the West
found that out some time ago, and the pe0-
pie ofthe East are finding it oat, too.]Chi-
cage Times.
The Cincinnati Enquirer has a bad habit
of recalling things. This for instance.
IL would be pleasant If we could recall
Horace Greeley to lite and take a vote now
between him and Grant. The people have
opened their eyes, n~fortunatel a wear soc
late. -t
A chivarie marty waited upon a newly
married pair i'm Crawford county, Pa, tn,
other night. and after partaking Of wine ans
other good things pretty freely, they begar
to feel awful queer. The EPSON salts in tn,
wine was working.
Jefferson Davis sailed for Liverpool las
Sunday week, from New Orleans. He wen
under doctors orders, having dropsy of tn,
heart. end the duel with Foote IN
less 1t takes place at long range.
A Cincinnati clergyman has been detected
trying to pass counterfeit money. It wa
the V a bridegroom gave him for tying .h
knot. May the crockery fly about his heaC
before the honeymoon wanes.
A Massachusetts, cat took charge OF
chicken, deserted by its unnatural mother
and raised a fine young hen therefrom-
Hamilton, the d~efaulting treasurer of Jer
sey City, is at Corpus Christi, Texas.