The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-26
OPINIONS OF THE STATE PRESS.

GIVE US a Democratic President, both branches
OF Congress and revision OF the tariff. and ap-
propriate the funds that are stolen by Republican
thieves TO pay of the public debt. and the people
viii be happy and the country viii prosper.-Tip-
ton Times.
THERE is great depression of trade in the coal
regions Of Pennsylvania, and work in many of the
mines has been suspended. Thousands of miners
are out of employment. and the prospects for that
class of laborers are gloomy The Republican
gans viii attribute the dizziness OF the coal trade
to the free trade policy that haunts their imagi-
nations.-Richmend Democrat.
YES, Carlisle is Democrat His home is in
Kentucky. He believes that the people should
not be taxed any more than is necessary to raise
enough money to defrsy the expenses of Govern
ment. This same Carlisle has been elected Speaker
of the House. and thereat the Republican press
are not happy. They want the people taxed be-
yond the revenue point. Protection is what they
call it.-Huntington Democrat
Cow do you like onesof these cowardly. sheep
killing, whining sort OF fellows who never see
anything good accompiishee, but are always peck
ing away at that thing, and can always be counted
on to tell you something unpleasant? II we were
called upon by the handsomest young lady in
Shelbyville to pick her out a husband we would
avoid that kind OF cr0Ss-grained biped as we
would a reptile shun him. fee from him hide
from him. but if you should ever get a square look
at the creature make faces at him and throw
cayenne pepper in his eyes.-shelby Democrat
IT appears that last week, alter Congress had
taken some action, the State department commun-
icated at once with Minister Lowell at London in
regard to O'Donnell. but the British Government
paid no attention to the demand for suspension
hfe In IL I Our Inv
eminent; Congress, Cabinet, Minister aud all were
roundly snubbed. This comes of having no navy.
Any second or third rate power could insult us
just as ENGLAND has done; millions upon millions
have been spent in fitting up and reftting rot
ten navy. butall 10 no purpose Frankfort cres-
cont.
THE Republican party has settled upon June ),
1884, and Chicago as the place of holding their Ma
tional Convention. Their last Convention was
held in that CITY, and Indiana delegates and Wis
itors who attended are not yet done squealing
the high price they were compelled to pay for
beer by the saloons Of the Garden City. 1t is I'M
derstood that the National Committee will require
Chicago to give guarantee that the price OF that
beverage shall not be placed at higher figure
than five cents per glass during the session OF the
next Conven ton. Republicans will not kick on
the rates fixed for board and lodging. but when
they are compelled to pay double price for their
beer. it increases their expenses to. such an
amount that they are unable to grin and bear it,
Miami County Sentinel.
BEEcHER don't believe in the Lords prayer
LEAD us not into temptation, but deliver us from
evil" According to Beecher, If parents who want
to keep their boys from the habit of intemper-
perance must place liquors within their reach"
II they want them 10 keep clear OF the filthy habit
OF chewing tobacco, give them plug to nibble at
when young. II they want them to be virtuous,
have them tutored in the way OF pro stitution. II
they desire them to obey the divine inju notion.
"swear not at all" make them familiar with words
of blasphemy Henry Ward Beecher does not be-
lieve in the advice. OF Solomon. train up child
jhe Nay he should 60 and whea he IS old 40