The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-07-16
THE STATE PRESS.
The Delphi Times makes . very timely
criticism upon the pet of the Jay Gould New
York organ aa frl1Ows. ss So

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The Delphi Times makes . very timely
criticism upon the pet of the Jay Gould New
York organ as follows:
The New Albany Ledger Standard is one of
those papers which feasts on sweetmeats. Its
bad temper and cratic views do not give 1t an
ocratic press. and it hungers and wines for
the crumbs which fall from the Radical table,
and ways its tail with pleasure when patted on n
while despising its hypocrisy.
The Times has also candidate for lieu
tenant governor. II says:
The Times desires at this early day to serve
notice upon the Democracy of the State that
Carroll county will present a candidate for
lieutenant governor, and II he Is not nomi-
&c up ane
that?
Trot him out. II there are any things
thicker than flies just now, they are candi-
dates for Lieutenant governor for the Demo-
cratic nomination.
The Auburn Courier flies Mr.. Hendricks
name at the head of its columns for presi-
dent. The following we clip from the
Courier:
Landers and Gray would make things howl
ders and Gray. AS to majorities, Wen say
1000 to start on.-Indianapoiis Sentinel;
| sight, and 1t doesn't sound very bad either,
according to our way of thinking; IL might be
| would appear to good advantage. Twenty
thousand Democratic majority is certain in
either case.
The Martin County Herald says that Sam.
B. Emison, of that county, gathered his
wheat last week, and the average field was
| 401l bushels to the acre, and the Vincenne
| Sun gives an account OF six acre yield in
Knox county yielding 45 bushels TO the acre.
The Portland San gives an account OF the
| fearful ravages q storm last week, in that
neighborhood. This is what happened on
the farm Of Mr.. Sheppard Black, near Port
land:
Between % and 30 large apple trees were
blown down;some OF them uprooted and some
| twisted off at the roots. Que tree was lifted
clear OF the ground and carried in an adjoin-
| ing field. The Kitchen attached to his house
| up and carried quite a distance over the fence
over 100 shocks of wheat were scattered in
molishei.
The Charlottesville Review says:
The Democrats of Yazoo county, Miss, have
nominated negro as their candidate for the
Republican county has ever done, or Is likely
| to do.
True. The negro is only needed to do the
voting by the Republicans. Beyond that
they have no further use for him.
The Waterloo Times says:
1t is rumored here in Waterloo
that the commissioners of the
southern Illinois penitentiary are to dis
miss all the Democratic employees OF that In
| stitution. We sincerity hope they will. When
| ever Democrat will take office from a Re-
publican administration there is a "nigger" in
the woodpile. Something wrong, sure.
We hope that our Waterloo friend does
not intimate that the Republicans are in
tending to discharge anyone on account of
political opinion. Perish the thought
The recent failure of the First National
bank of Monticello deprived our White
county friend of banking facilities. The
| Monticello Democrat thinks the one recently
started will meet the demands of the people.
I says:
Monticello again has a bank. 1t is private
| institution 1t has paid in capital of SS0,0OO
| will do general banking business on SOLID
foundation. 1t is owned and controlled by
Hon: d. P. Baldwin, of Logansport and DR.
| William Spencer, of Monticello. These gentle
men are known as successful business persons
They never make a mistake in business, ano
are responsible to the depositors for all they
| are worth. The bank deserves patronage
Try it.