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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-08-02

ism that nobody is deceived IS to their
true character, have an occasional attack
,sinst Orth in their columns, and still
they do not denouncs the whole party of
Orth. The Sentinel protests against such
Inconsistency, and such invidious distinc-
ton that makes Ortiz the scspsgoat, in
order that the party may make show OF
reform. Orth can not bear the sins of the
whole party. Some CT the candidates
upon the state ticket may have Just reason
for despising the association In which they
are placed and want a purer IAN at the
head of the ticket, but they are just as In
consistent as the other grumblers. They
ought TO leave the ticket IL they
are not satisfied with the head, and when
they take such a step to safety their con-
sciences they ought also to repudiste the
psrty-for the party has Endorsed Grant
and similar corruptions to those with
which Orth is charged. The Republican
that opposes Ortiz opposes his party.
There is no other fair construction that
can be put upon such an act. Orth has
the Endorsement of the party. He is a
fair sample 9th Republican Office holder,
and there is no sort Of fairness in separat-
ing him from the rest and booming him
TO death. We admit there are enough
charges against him TO ruin any party.
We concsde that his Venezuela record can
not be de ended. 1t is simply dsmning
in the eyes OF honest men, but still there
should be honor smong-in the Republi-
can party. Let Orth hsvs a fair chance.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-08-02
The Coal Road Must be Built,

About TOUR years ago Indianapolis made
vigorous attempt to build full gauge
coal railroad In the interest OF the city.
aud the immediate agitation of the subject
was abandoned, while the current OF
thought and business exertion turned
towards speculstions and trading in
real estate. This latter business was
carried to the extreme limit OF posi-
bility until crushed by the panic and it's
own disproportionste weight, it fell fl lat.
But the friends OF that coal road have never
seen a moment during the last four years
when the reasons which then instigsted
their action have lost any o. their force
On the contrary, every passing year adds
that movement and the misfortune of its
temporary failure. Had that road then
been carried to completion and into opera
t Cd, who believes thas the substantial
benefits to this city would not have been
thousand times greater than all that has
been gained by the undue speculations in
real estate? The coal road was a PROPOSE
ton to lay the solid and sure foundations
of productive industry the element of true
growth in wealth. The conditions
are not yet materially changed,
and men of business grasp have not for an
instant lost sight OF this fundamental con-
dition of local prosperity. indianapolis
must strike out Tor the advantages close
within her reach, based on the mineral
wealth of the state. These vast resources
must be utilized here at the center, for here
are the railroads which are ready to
facilitsts all classes OF business and manu-
facture. But in the proposed narrow
gauge road an advance step has been made
in the feasibility of the enterprise. Within
the past three years, what was plausible
theory in regard to the narrow gauge has
been proven by abundant experiment to
be q business fact that it is a success. Sew
eral of these roads are now in operation,
and, without exception, they meet the cal
culations OF their projectors. Evidently, the
narrow gauge will solve the problem of
cheap coal for Indianapolis on conditions
in harmony with economy and profit. 1t
will take a comparatively small sum to
build and operate it, while it will do all
that is required to lay down the riches OF
Indlsns's coal fields at the feet of the capt.
tsl city. Many of the best friends OF the
city, isr-sighted and clesr-hesded men, are
waking up to the belief that this enterprise
should be permitted to sleep no longer. 1t
Is only question of time when cheap Goa!
will be had, but each year is loss to the
present generation. There Is every reason
In favor of early and effective action In
support of the coal road.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-08-02
Special Claims OF the Coal Road.

In the past Indianapolis has generally
stood well uron her dignity in regard &c
railroads. She has compromised her pc
sition, and waited for the necessities Of
commerce to build her railroads, well
knowing that with or without her aid
they must come to her Threshold, bring
ing their tribute of benefit as a gratu ty
That Indianapolis is a great railroad city
is not particularly due to the exertions
which she has made to secure the roads
Perhaps a little less Indifference tC
! important comm srcial roads would
have been better for the city. There
is the direct Western road to De-
catur, Ills, now in operation from
Decatur to Montezams which this city
ought not, for her own interest, to suffer
to go unfinished for year. So, also, the
enterprise OF Congressman Raymond for
a Southern outlet is not unworthy the
favorable consideration of Indianapolis.
But all these great through rodtes or con-
Meeting links which look to a general
freight and passenger business present
entirely different claims from the mario "
gauge coal rosd which contemplstes
a special service and terminates
at this point. 1t is true that the coal road
will incidentally be of immense advantage
to the farming districts through v hich it
will pass, and the people OF those regions
appreciate this fscs. They seem TO be
ready and eager to do their part and more
than their part toward the enterprise, But
the primary motive for building this road
is to benefit the city OF Indianapolis by
bringing the coal OF the state to
simulate her Industries and her growth.
The leading idea of the coal road never
was to benefit company who should in
vest in it, nor, indeed, to meet the require
msnts of the country traversed by it, but
to benefit Indianapolis. The parties who
first projected it had this public interest in
view. IL is this aspect of the Casa which
gives the coal road a claim to gen.
eral sympathy which an ordinary railroad
for commercial purposes does not pos
sess. L. would be remarkable, indeed,
If, while the townships are strsining every
party most interested of all should stand
by and look on acknowledgements. Indian
spolis owes it 10 herself to respond
promptly and practically to the example
set by the rural districts in coming cheer
fully to his work of little magnitude TO
accomplish but of great importance in its
results.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-08-02
An Addition to Hayes Load.

The damaging revelations made by Blu
on the st. Louis whisky trials have a sig
Di6cance and an influence reaching beyond
the persons m st Immediately concerned.
OF course the first force OF the blow falls
upon Grant, who Is implicated by Wilson's
testimony in q series of acts which make
the browning disgrace OF a shame-lsden
admiDisi ration. The evidence places
b m in the light o; an sccomplice af: ar
the fact TO the worst crimes of the
whisky ring. 1t shows him as first
allowing the whisky prosecutions TO
go on without one word of sympathy
or interest from him, the head of the sd-
ministratlon; later, when his friends and
boon companions began to be drawn into
the net of the prosecutors, as plainly ex-
pressing his dissatisfaction, intimsting
That the affair had gone far enough, and
visiting his displeasure upon the too zeal
Gus officials who were making it uncom-
Portable for his friends: and still later,
when the lightning OF justice struck with
in his own household, as interfering d.
rectly and strenuously to defeat its opera
ton and as showing an utter disregard of
official duty and proprie ty In his interfer-
ence to ward off from his guilty friend the
just vengeance OF outraged law.
All that has been obscurely limited at or
hesitatiDgly believed against the president
Is brought within the field OF direct and
clearly proved charges by the evidence Of
Bluford Wilson, and II there were any
political vitality left In this nesrly obso-
le'e, but yet offensive "reminiscences of q
disgrsceiul administration, this exposure
would crush IL out.
Bot there is no such vitality. Grant is
already political corpse, and the signi6-
cacce personal to himself in Wilson's tes-
timony IL very slight. In another light,
however, the exposure has great and tell
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-08-02

at the last session Of the Fort y.second Con-
gress In getting bill pss ,1ed 70 recogniz
the findings OF General Talmsdge's syinde
ling commission as Talid.
These are facts which neither Mr.. Orth
nor his relations 10 Lafayette dare deny.
The people OF the state VIII make their
own comraepts.n
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, 1876-11-17
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Nducr.

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Nob cinmal Der shutter 6otteS.
Shminnel in Ma%rpinacn.

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oenort unuloerlteblt1 Encouragement babe.
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ben @oull1leu ben 9an5en SGluinoel 0eleitet,
persona grata uno MIRO in glueS eiu9eluelbt,
mas nur eiuem mabren @ottesmann in lol,
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nit oeS @ei6ideS 0tdfteu II. /. No." Dian
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