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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-19
ABOUT WOMEN.

woMAS is the Masxeroiccc. -Confucias
WOMAN IS the crown OF cceation.-Hcrier.
HE that taxes wife take care.-FranklIa.
WOMEN teach us repose. eiviIity and dignity
voltaire.
ALI. that ! am my mother made rne.-JOha
Quincy Adams.
No MAN can either live piousIy or die righteous
without having wife.-I;ichler.
The sweetest thing in this life is the unclouded
welcome OF a wife.-N. l.. Willis.
ALI the ressonin9s of men are not worth one sen
tinent of women-Voltaire.
WoMES are a new race. recreated since the world
received Christianity .-Beecher.
But one thing on earth Is better than the wife,
that is the mother.-Leopold Tchefer
WOMAN is born for love. and it is impossible to
turn her from it.-Marearet Fuller Ossoli
WOMAN is the Sunday OF man: not his repOse
only, but his JOY. and the salt OF his life.-Mich-
elet.
YOUNG lady who thought her personal charms
gave her the right to be disagreesble. present
few nights since ct party, during which qusrrels
between husband and wife were discussed. II
think" said an unmarried elder son who was pres
ent. that the proper thing is for the husband to
have if out once and thus avoid quarres for the
future. would light cigar i'm the carriage after
the wedding breakfast and settle the smoking
question forever" II would knock the cigar out of
your mouth" interrupted the belle DO you
know. don't think you would be there" quietly
remarked the elder son.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-19
THE LESSON OF oARLIsLEs ELRc-


The criticisms OF the Republican press,
with few honorable exceptions, are proof
positive that the gall-bladders of Republican
editors. orators and bummers are full to
OVERLOOKING and are bursting in all direc-
tons. This is we'll. We would
rather have it so than otherwise. The
people are anxious to know their enemies
their policy, their tactics and the merhaas so
be adopted in conducting the coming AN
paign. The election of Carlisle is bringing
out all the secrets. We are to have on she
part Of the Republican party sectional
bloody shirt, bloody chasm, blood and thun-
der campaign. There is to be a ceaseless effort
to foment strife, revive aspirities enthrone
hates, breed disturbances, encourage VEN
geance, and to the extent that evil passion
can be aroused, bring about anarchy and
confusion. The bosses of the Republican
party, in contemplating the shadows of
coming events, have learned that its doom is
fixed There is no escape. The Republican
party must succumb to the inevitable.
Death in variety OF repulsiye shapes is fes-
tering in brain, bones, heart and muscles
Like dungeon toad. il breaths pestilential
atmosphere. and is committing lclo de Sc by
agencies which fate has ordained for
that eininently wise and benelicent purpose.
The attacks upon Mr.. Carlisle indicate
how thoroughly the blood OF the Republican
party is poisoned. Lie follows lie as reptiles,
creep from their dens The resources of
malignity are massed. Vulgar utilization
is the chief stock in trade, aud every note
in the gamut OF partisan pusillan-
unity is sounded. The reople are watch
ing Republican tactics and are everywhere
evncing their detestation of Republican
methods TO prolong the existence OF the
party. But the verdict is, the Republican
party must go. and that the rascals must be
turned out The lesson of the election OF
Carlisle is that the democratic party has not
only formulated a policy in consonance
with the welfare Of the country, but that it
is prepared TO redeem its pledge and fight
the campaign OF 1884 in the interest oil low
| taxation economy and reform.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-19
VIRGINIA AND MALONE.

Virginia is proud old State. She has a
right TO be stately grand, noble, She is
illustrious. Virginia was the home of Wash
ington, jefferson Madison, Monroe, Patrick
Henry. Virginia, the Mother OF Presi-
dents and States, has right to feel deeply
Inundated when she sees Malone sitting in
the Senate of the United States as her rep
resentation. II is not surprising that in the
Virginia Legislature Malone is requested TO
resign his seat, nor is il TO be wondered at
that the honorable Virginia Press Aays him
in the whips of flame. The Stale. published
at Richmond. Va. referring 10 a resolution
offered in the Virginia Legislature requesting
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-19

II is seldom that more gratifying an
nouncement is made than that Mark Twain
has determined 10 have monument erected
10 Adam. He exclaims: "What has Adam
done for us? Everything. He gave US life,
he gave us death, he gave US Heaven, he
gave hell. These are inestimable privi-
leges-and remember not one OF them should
We have had without Adam. Well, then, he
ought to have a nlonument--for evolution is
steadily ami surely abolishing him; and we
must get up monument, and DO quick
about il, or our children's children will grow
up ignorant that there ever was az Adam"
That is q ringing appeal Let subscriptions
be had by Nations The Adam monument
association should he organised at once.
The United States VI America has = large
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-19
Select Their Own State Paper
When they come to take subsorip-
tons and make up clubs.
The Impending Conflict.

The recent elections have revealed political con-
dItions which will, without doubt, make the Presi
Dental election next fall the greatest political
conflict OF our history. 1t is due to truth to say
that the conditions shown are such that each party
may reasonably believe that Ii can succeed by q
mighty effort.
Here in Indiana, as in &c and 80 viii be enacted
a rightly struggle.
The corrupt party which has been for nearly q
generation fattening upon spoils and plumber, will
20 from its long possession of a Canaan flowing
with the milk and honey of sDoils, only when 1t
has exhausted its utmost endeavors to stay. The
country is no stranger to the character and variety
of means brought into requisition where Republic.
can mOnopolists, bosses and plunderers. unitedly
make an effort.
Fellow Democrats, there are conditions upos
which we may reasonably reckon q probable sue
oess These conditions, and they are the only ones
are a united and great effort EVERY SHOULDER 10
THE WHEEL
Even now the conflict is IN the air. THE SEN.
TINEL will contribute its best effort to the end
grand Democratic victory.
Us work can be best done whee a weekly visitor
10 every Democratic home. hence we ask 70 be-
come such visitor. and add that now is the time
for every Democrat in the State to subscribe foi
the Sentinel
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-19

HAPPILY for the present well-being and future
stability OF the country the Republican party is
powerless 10 sweep away the barriers imposed by
II can manifest its disgust with them. an il is
doing so in many ways, but IL can no longer over
ride them by main strength or brush them out OF
lis path by forced amendments
Encouraged by the large vote given for probibi-
ton III Iowa and Ohio the fanatics who CONSTITUTES
the aggressive element OF that party. and who have
won most OF its victories. are now determined to
fight for on amendment TO the Federal Constitu-
tlon which would make il a felony 10 use the pro-
ducts OF the fields, orchards and vineyards they
have been utilized in all countries in all ages.
Another class of fanatics are equally bent on Ell
OF women, against the wish OF ninety per
cent. Of the persons intended TO be enirancnised.
still another school-the most earnest workers
amendment that will almost entirely supersede
State governments by taking from tne states the
duty OF protecting citizens IN the enjoyment OF
their civil rights.
But all these zeslots will work in vain. Two
thirds of the members of both houses Of Congress
and threeiOurths OF the state Legislatures can not
be craZed or corrupted. Washington Post
The country is TO be congratulated. The
Republican party AZ now situated can pick
up few things, but the grand grabs are no
longer within tHeir power without detection
and punishment The Republican party is
no longer able to enthrone fraud. forgery
and perjury to secure success. Dorsey
and Hubbell are virtually dead Arthurs
soap" won't wash in 1884. Fanaticism,
bold hypocrisy have had their day; hence
forth common sense, justice, honesty and
Democratic rule. The Republican party
must CO. The rasca.s are to be turned out.
MOnopolists are not to live and thrive upon
taxes extorted from toilers. The outlook is
cheering. The Democracy is on top. 1t is
coming into power. The knowing Repub.
licans are packing their gripsacks and getting
ready to go.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-19

amount Of surplus cash in store and can
afford TO be opuient. There is nothing parti-
san. sectional or denominational in the
scheme. There may be some difficulty in
selecting a site for the monument That,
however, might be settled satisfactory by
guessing on the number OF the next years
crop of beans, or the number of bird shot
that could be stored in Mammoth Cave-or
the Nations could draw straws. The present
is an age OF monuments. and Mark Twain
deserves well Of the world for bringing the
Adam monument question to the front.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-19
Plain Talk to Republicans.
New York Times (Rep).l

new 1ork Times ihep.l.l
Is protection. then, a fetich2 Does worship
at its shrine deprive men of all common
sense and business foresight? Must a COM
munity that has once accepted it abandon all
thought of change, and become forever inca
pacitated TO accommodate itself to these
laws, according to which change is the inev-
liable condition and the essential cause of
prosperity? 1t is sheer nonsense to talk of
Mr.. Carlisle as q radical free trader. 1t is as
silly and about as honest as it was to present
him as a rabid Southerner because he lives
in town just south of Cincinnati. lie is
not even an advocate for tariff for revenue
only. Judging by his utterances and his
votes-and they are many and inconsistent
he simply believes in the gradual return to a
rational and normal rate OF taxation on i'm
ports. He believes that taxes levied twenty
years ago in the stress of war, largely to Off
set internal taxes which have been long since
abolished. should not be continued. Is this
revolutionary
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-19
the resignation OF William Malone. United

the resignation OF William Malone. United
States Senator, says:
AT last the degradation OF the wretched creature
iseompiete At last he is placed In the lowest sub
stratum TO which the bad acts of public man
can carry him. Polluter Of public honesty, pol
luter OF truth polluter OF the wells of justice
polluter OF the good name OF his birth place, he
has yet Haunted his indecent face in the Congress
OF the United States and Dragged that he repre-
scented State-the State OF Virginia It was right
and appropriate that Senator Hewberry should
offer the resolution calling upon William Malone
to resign mis- seat as senator from Virginia.
True. he may not resign, but that makes seustor
Newberry's resolution all the more effective. 1t
gives it point. 1t emphasizes the brazen guilt of
the Senator. sO-called, from Virginia Any
member of that body of men. represent
ing ali the Commemorative i'm the Union.
can rise, and. with good grace. tell Malone that
Mahones State Assembly has repudiated Malone
and declared that Malone is not the peer OF any
Senator that floor; that Mshones State has stig-
matized him as the mark of that body's ostracism.
social ana legislative. Of that gathering of Sena-
ators he wii:be the only one upon whom this black
stigma rests. He remain there. il is true. If he
chooses. out he will occupy the position with the
same grace that an escaped convict with b0ll and
chain about his ankle could appear at full-dress
evening party.
Such is the estimate of Malone in Virginia.
Such is the execrable wretch the Republican
party has taken to its bosom and fed with
spoils compensation for dirty work.
But Virginia has expelled the tape-wcrm,
and the Republican party has bottled him
for purpose. 1t is welcome to the nasty
thing
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-19

THE New York Herald says ot the Repsb-
lican party; The Republican party has
lost the initiative. 4. has been too long In
power, and has ceased to serve the people.
Its alliance is with capitalists AID monopo.
lists; its friends are no longer the people,
but few rich men who have fattened on
the privileges il has granted them and who
hunger for more" The Herald has in the
past done stalwart service for the Republic
an party but finally il has got enough, and
now acknowledges that il has been too long
in mower.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-19

AMONG the possible Republican tickets the
following have been named: Blaine and
Mosby. sherman and Lonestreet, Arthur
and Malone, Logan aud j. Madison Wells,
also Grant and "My Dear Hubble" They
are all nice Republican teams, but the best
team, il is thought would be Harrison and
Dorsey, both are familiar with Indiana poll
tics. One is master of law aud the other oil
lying. One thinks he is a statesman, the
other is known TO be thief But we shall
know all about il after the Convention
meets
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-19
will interior

PARTIES who arc constantly itching to
bring libel suits against newspapers should
notice London cable dispatch, published
in Yesterday mornings papers. An English
Judge declared that a certain alleged libel
was published in the interest of the public,
and IF the suit succeeded, the freedom OF
the press might be seriously affected" A
level headed Judge.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-19

THERE is deal of ''slush" loose and on the
move about Senator Harrison's fitness for the
Presidency. Will some one be kind enough
to give just one real solid qualification"
that he has. OF course, if he is stood up
along side of party by the name of Hayes
he might pass muster. but then hold him by
the side of Washington, Adams, Jefferson or
Lincoln. Well, we will not pursue the sub
iect any further
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-19

THE Cincinnati Times-Star gives publicity
to an absurd story, evidently emanating
from the fertile brain OF their Washington
effected between Mr.. Randall and the Re-
publican Protectionists OF the House which
will defeat the Democratic purpose of tariff
reform and wipe out the internal revenue
tax. This is hardly in consonance with Mr..
Raudalrs caucus speech or with his past
record
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-19

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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-19
Tnr New York Times, the leading Repub.

THE New York Times, the leading Repub-
lican paper of the country. favors Mr.. Car
isles views on the tariff, and rises to warn
the brethren as follows: "The Republicans
who are commencing an alarmist campaign
for 1884 are making fools of themselves"
The Times is wiser than its party, and know
ing how this is feels IT so sharply that it
can't stand the nonsense without an earnest
rebuke
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-19

A BROOKLYN colored man has brought suit
to obtain divorce from his wife, who wants
10 be fashionable. The husband, in his CON-
plant, styles his wife heightened Niger"
1t should be understood that ladies of color
have a right to be fashionable and high
toned. and it is not probable that the Courts
will intprfprp
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-19

Talk about Western and Southern mobs
The city of New London, Conn.,, recently
had a display OF mob violence, the cause
being that New London merchant broke
off a marriage engagement. For this the
mob smashed his store hung him in effigy
and threatened further violence.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-19

GOVERNOR HENDRICKS is barely outside OF
the port of New York. Republican papers
should not begin to lie about him so soon.
Give the old gentleman a chance Is get a
good snifTof salt water air before you begin to
misrepresent him. Here is No. from the
Herald:
If Ex-Governor Hendricks is not nominated on
the ''od ticket" he will want TO go to the Senate
in the place now held by Dir. Voorhees,.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-19

AN exchange says: THE cohesive power
of great principle made Mr.. Carlisle
Speaker" True, and the only way to turn
the rascals out is to stick to that same great
principle and put it in practice.