The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-07-04
PERSONALS.

HARRISON. Logan snd Blaine are to make cam.
psign speeches in OHIO.
MASSACHUSETTS Republicans are said to have
settled upon Robert c. Winthrop as the anti-Butler
candidate for Governor.
THE candidates on the Ohio Democratic State
ticket with the Executive Committee, will meet
in Toledo next Friday. After that, business"
WE do not see anything incongruous in the de-
sire of State which keeps Mr.. Logan in the SEN
ale to make Mr.. Raum President of thel United
states If Logan Is a At man to represent Illinois,
Rsum is a fit man to run the country Since we
had Mr.. Hayes for President four years, as Mr..
Malaprop remarked, comparisons are odorous.''-
Wheeling Register
Il the Democrats should head their ticket next
year with William r. Morrison for Governor and
Lyman Trumbull for Senator there would be
Democratic boom and no mistake. "Bill Morrison
would make one of the best Governors Illinois
ever had, and in four years he would step from
the Executive Mansion in Springfield into the
Executive Mansion at Neutrality-suspicious. State
Register
SENATOR LOGAN, in spite OF his unpleasantnesS
with the President, has allowed his son to be
quaTtered on West Point, the institution which he
hes always fought by a special Presidential ap-
pointment His son-in-law also was lately APP
pointed a paymaster in the army The Illinois
Senator proposes TO make hay while the sun
Shines" or rather, until the leaves OF Dorsey's
diary or letter-book begin to fall.
SOME of the Democratic papers claim Mr.. Justice
Miller, of the United States Supreme Court, as a
free trader, because in the decision of that body
on the Arlington case he said: ITO lay with one
hand the power of the Government on the prop
erty of the citizen, and with the other bestow ii
upon favored individuals to aid private enter
priseS and build up private fortunes. is none the
less ROBBERY because II is under the forms OF
law and is called taxation"
II justification OF the nomination of Judge
HOadly as against the complaint that he is a Re
publ!cln in disguise. the Buffalo Courier DEM
quotes the example OF New York. The Democratic
party in this State has. IT says always welcomed
political converts, and some Of these have been
nominated and elected TO the highest Offices in the
gift OF The people Among those who have thus
been honored during the past ten years are such
men of National reputation ss Lucius Robinson
John Bigelow and William Dorsheimer."
THE Republicans in Iowa want prohibition Of
the liquor traffic. In theory they would prohibit
the manufacture and sale OF intoxicating liquors
In practice. every rich man who tippled would be
his own saloon-keeper, while the poor man would
nave ullnculIy III securing MS glass OF grOg. Inc
| Republicans OF Iowa demand the continuance OF
| the National policy OF protection. That is they
would have but one free market, that in which the
manufacturer could buy his labor.-Chicago
| Times.
STATISTICS Just published show that the guam.
| tty of beer brewed in the United States during
the twelve months ending with April was 5SS00O,-
600 gallons, or 100000 gallons more than was
made during the preceding year. 1t appears that
the production has been steadily and rapidly in
creasing year By year. The brew Of 1888 shows an
advance of q hundred and six per cent. over that
Of 1875. But let not good temperance people too
| quickly take alarm at these figures The census
returns show that while the production of malt
liquors in the country increased in value during
the decade between 1870 and 1850 from fifty five To
hundred and one million dollars, the production
| OF distilled liquors increased during the same
period from thirty-six only to forty-one million
dollars Is not this good proof that the people are
drinking more beer and less whisky?-Neu York
Herald.
REV LUcIUs C. MATLAcK. whose death is
nounced, wiz be well remembered sby su:who
were eonyenani with the course Of the snllsls-