The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-12-10
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.


CIVIL government Is upneld by physical force
by the nghtlng power or the state. Ana the
| sex that Can contribute notDlng TO the ENFORCE
r ron,,lsin nf vne t VI noo9i,ron
ci.ims tn i,nif tbe len Upmatiny anJ 1.,ro 1njn5S
| terino authority of the marion The claim is
| nrnnostaronS NSybica%o rrihuUa -"o 0'0i'" 10
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a STRONGER navy Is neeueu LOT the protectlon
OF the colhmerclai lhterests OF tne country In
THESE Gays OF european nhouSterlng at the ends
OF tine earIh. American clVlnzaton stands IN
the slSht OF maklno LOT Ine sacred interests or
n9ss{;n anu of imhernt mo. W il1pS
| nass or home n nd ahroad Naw VIZ Srribnne
| Co.,',-.,,-,,> |,,s,aa., - w. .'..'
| GOVERNOR CAMERON, OF virginia, very prop
cry Calls attenlio 10 the iacI that no man mas
Deen arrested I1r colhpnteiy IN Ine DanvllIe
murders, III makes no nlHefence what name is
| USED 10 uescnoe tnat array, wnetner massacre,
floI OF street orawI. me nIalh IacI Is that -FOUR
men were KlIeu, ana u ls 1iSgraceIul TO the city
49, hd N S1aU ~ 49, ~ mas uot
| n...a-SN,,,,n, -, sSaa
| PRESIDENT Arthur deserves the thanks OF
every one Interested IN Ine future prosperity OF
America LOT calllhS ATTENTION 10 the 1act that the
| time mas COME wnen ~ rs no longer saIe 10 post
pene the necessary ieglsauon 10 secure Forest
| preservation and the permanency OF our rivers.
| ForesI preservation Is the most important ana
| the most pressing economic questl0n now before
New York sun. : -'''oN'
| -. 80. ~, .,... =,
| Inc ntPuoiieau drRumehO VIII ne tue general
record OF inc party, us amehaDlilty TO pubic
opinion, lts adherence TO administrative reform,
and the puDnc commence IN tne mooratlon ana
good Judgment OF hepuDican administration
| Apparently ine oattie is 10 ne onered upon the
ground OF general Soou Character anu promise,
anu thIL 10 o"ItysC WIioH ANeI'upicdhs uo noV
| iear'-harpet "eeAy'
i WE have already recognized one government
| IN Peru Whlch was lncapanle OF sustaining Itself.
That experience Is warning against BENG pre-
| mature on second occasion Wlthn three years.
| PuD1c OPINION mere ls III ACCORD with the sensi-
| ole declaration IN fresluenC Arthurs message
| that "when tne VIII OF the FeruVlah people snail
be manifested ana not before. ne "shall not
| hesitate 70 recognlze tne government approved
| by them New YORK herald.
If laborers, instead of wasting their too seanty
| earnings upon such lOafers drowning them
| in intoxicating liquors, or burning them up
along with vlle'smenng topacco, would learn 20
! follow Ihe e4ampIe OF Teter cooper VINO peg n
| lie at Inc very lowest rouhu Vi lhe lauuer, anu
worked MS way 10 competence u! industry iru-
| galtv anu virtue, tney would sooH Hhu that
thelI cohu.Ioh III Itle Is IoC 80 HUpeiess as they
| now Chlhh IL is'-r r'hA AeSAes "eehly.
! TIE seat of Democratic strength will be clear
", after the next national election In the North
/ west. The South will never be solid after 1884,
| ana the absolutely certain Democratic victory
| of 1854, while IL VIII conuuct 10 another Demo-
cratic victory, VIII also be the chief reason wig
me SCUM VIII I'M, n9S oe soii4 hgaln AFTER nat M,
successes os so n S"n Will iii, Ginp r anu ne
etLonS NV a n 49, 1nni 20 ~ duui" oieo
"ne'o'- N''i''"""'i 4'o"' "o"i MAJ NDoihT
THERE has been an over-production in pretty
much everything nut war vessels, coast ue-
ieDses anu i ial os oenes' anu n"w ~
Is u Eoou ~ g, ~ a. w ~; 81, 80 "a tTi 49,, -
snlns " .iou VI 800 20 FL to,,tias,na snHni,s u;
uIsioe ii '" nf tha namacrs,io Homsa of Rana.
ene puios % CON for the marty "a cbean rannta
s; ~ nn,,y nv an unraas,na Ind hrutal
oiuu ~, tf oF Observation-Disclosures St Tonis al he
Democrat
| rrT,, ,rhis,,v toxr,ov in tho end ba ono of tho
- ins,r,,1ont alir,es tn y-orII ont yalnabe re-
k,GnU ' r. ono Sfate hosit ali mist bava If The
S1ti,ina S1otes ".nnot nnitadlv coliect half
5tfers tn,o ,ba sonyoe Fiat viaids
naartw n buudred. millions 10 the tunch of ma