The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-11-08
PERTINENT POINTS.

Courier-Journal: The Republicans of New
York city have put up General Dix fol
mayor. Dix will be ''shot down" by Smith
Ely, jr.
Chicago Times: The cold which George
William Curtis caught at Cincinnati has set
tied ON his lungs and he has withdrawn
them from the canvass.
The Springfield Republican says that Til
denis letter on the rebel claims shows that
lac intends to have considerable influence
with his administration.
Springfield Republican: That poor school
question" is being trotted out again. It's a
case of woodchuck with that sort Of Repub-
licans. They are out OF meat.
Richmond Wing: There are no people in
the Union 50 unalterably opposed to the
payment of any claim for emancipated
slaves as the people of the South.
Cincinnati Enquirer: The Democrats OF
Ohio are at work. The Indiana folks need
what is known among our Methodist breth-
rem as 'an awakening of the spirit.
St Louis Times: The Hon. John w. Fos-
ter denies that he had anything to do with
the withdrawal of Wolcott in Indiana We
have seen no denial from the Hon. Cash
Down.
Worcester Press: "The talk of the lips
tendeth only TO penury;" but the registering
OF Democratic name tendeth to prosperity
and happiness through the election of Til
den and Hendricks,
Baltimore Bulletin: 1t is reported that
Governor Morgan does not pan out" well
as candidate. He is ehary of his pay
dirt" and saws his bag of dollars has no
show against Tilden's ''barl OF money
ST. Louis Republican: The pen may have
been mightier than the sword in Richelieu' s
l.. Il. a .a~Isv oil CHI
lived to see Radicals try to flatten out bal
lots with bullets, and change his opinion.
Boston Post: Somehow William A.
Wheeler has dropped out OF sight SO thorough
ly that his name is rarely seen, except on Re-
publican campaign flags. And it only took
one or two little speeches up in Vermont. at
that.
Northern Ohio Democrat: When old Zach
Chandler read Tildens letter he sent for Tom
Young who told him that Ohio is as likely
to 90 for Tilden as for Hayes, and the big
Michgander boiled over, got drunk and went
to bed.
Harrisburg Patriot: After exciting the
troubles in South Carolina by their intrlgues
so as to provide pretense for military inva-
sion, the Radical eonspirators cite these
troubles as proof OF the necessity for the
troops.
should keep a sharp lookout for Chairman
Friedlys edition of Democratic electoral
tickets. II is base and dishonorable trick.
but it can be shorn of its point by careful
scrutiny.
Courier-Journal: Bob lngersoll has a
brother at Washington who is claim agent,
and a ''rebel claims agent at that. Bob's
anxiety to see Hayes elected is thus ex-
planned. He and his brother will go
whack"
New York Herald: Tchernayef will prob
ably go into history as soldier in whom
overweening conceit and mulishness con-
bined to fritter away whatever chances Of
success the poor fighting qualities OF lie
Servians left open.
Cincinnati Enquirer: Mr. Edward S.
Stokes was cowardly murderer. lie de-
served hanging Because Governor Tilden
refused to pardon him lie is now lying to
newspaper reporters about the management
Of New York prisons.