The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-10-17
POLITICAL DRIFT.

TIE result of the Ohio election insuresa Demo
cratic President.
THE Democrats are not the fools they usel TO be
Philadelphia North American Qnd)
start up the Harrison boom in Indiana. II is
nearly tuekered out Cause Ohio.
BUTLER is merely an incident in popular move
ment which has for Its purpose the destruction OF
the Republican machine.-AtlanIa Constitution
DEM
II something could be done to purify tue mala-
rial air OF Washington order insure reputable
Juries. Kellogg would probably get far. more JUS
tice than he has barsained for philadelphia
Times (Ind)
GOVERNOR BUFFERS firm belief in the votemaS-
ing potency of tanned human skin is exempliiied
in skin ticket which is in process oi nanulac-
ture and which il is the intention of the Demo
cratic managers TO put in the hands of every one
OF the 600 voters of Massachusetts. This ticket
is printed in regular ballot form, On material
which is a capital imitation OF the human Cuticie
after tanning and dressing.
TIE Evansville Journal makes this mistake No
Republican is more disguised over the victory OF
George Hoadly in Ohio than Joseph T. Mcdonald.
II nips his boom in the bud and puts qUietus
his ambition 10 become President" Joe Mcdonald
of the leve-hedded who predicted
HOadly's election when the doubtful ThOma ses in
Ohio thought the News Journal was too sansuue
III asserting from day to day that hoadlyS election
certain. ''Old Saddlebsgs'' had been thr GU IN
the wOOi-growing districts in his canvass and had
taken notes just as the News Journals correspond
eDt had. AS 10 the Presidency, il is well known
that Hoadly ana Mcdonald have pooled any is
sues they may have had, and are now unanimous
for US. News Journal.
is disgusting to the last degree and what is worse
il is alarming to all sober and thoughtful citizens
We have seen Mr. Rue forced to retire from the
Postofiee In Norfolk not because OF his wretched
management. but because General Malone ordered
him to give up his place to claim seat in the SEN
ate which he forfeited when he went into Office
under the Federal Government In order for this
scheme to be carried out Mr.. Postmaster Genera
had TO be a party TO the work, and he proved,
under the manipulation OF Malone, as clay in the
hands of the potter. Mr.. Rue did not leave the
hesh-pots OF the Federal Egypt with alacrity; and
there is reason to believe that but for the Post
master General he would have held on. and left
Malone to incur the danger and expense of SEN
atorial election.-NoriOlk (Va) Landmark DEM
THE address adopted by the recent Free Trade
Conference in ST. Louis contains the following
Eve believe that the protective tariff is runous TO
the very industries which it pretends to protect.
1t increases the cost OF production and thus keeps
us from competing in the foreign markets; by its
bounties it induces abnormal and unnatural in
vesments. and thus causes overproduction. result
ing in iuctuating markets stagnation in business
and such disastrous failures and sacrifices as these
industries are now experiencing; it prevents COM
petition. and thus hinders the full development Of
| our resources; it is a restraint upon commerce,
and forces trade into unnatural channels. thus
deprivng us of stability in commercial affairs and
| teaching manufacturers to look to Congress
rather than to their own enterprise and abilities
for success in business: and coupled with the nav
igaton laws. it has nearly destroyed our merchant
marine thus depriving Of one OF our greatest
industries aud making us dependent upon other
Nations carry products to the markets OF the
world