The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-11

now made very clear by recent Investigations
aud that the remedies applied should become
the concern OF the national government If State
legislation Will not suthce.-Chicago Inter
Ocean,
WE have heard of but one sensible thing in all
this Apache muddle, and that is the suggestion
to the older ana more peacefully inclined Indians
that they should kill the young bucks as soon as
they become intraetabe, the tribe being thus
held responsible for the acts of It's individuals.
II this Is done, and we believe it can he done by
Crook If he returns safe, the end of Indian
marauding in Arizona is not far distant.-San
Francisco Chronicle.
1T will no doubt be found by any candid in
qulrer that the work done in all the departments
by the female clerks is quite satisfactory in
all respects as that done by men, and doubtless
the heads of the various departments and divis-
lons or at least great majority of them. will on
inquiry sustain this statement This being true,
Is there any reason why woman should not re.
eelVe equal pay with man for the same work.
National Republican.
WHAT the colOrod people need Is to aoeumu-
late money, and when they get that all the
things they are trying to get by conventions and
pOltlcs VIII come TO them as IA matter of course,
and no class in the community Is 50 favOrably
situated for making money II they would only
!ooA aG inc matter In common sense way, as
they are They have initiated white people IN a
good many foolish and inappropriate ways;
what they need is to initiate them in some of
their more sensible ways.-LOuisville Com
mercial.
THE passage of this bill fthe Harper high H.
cense measured is a triumph for respectability
ana common sense. IL is the result OF public
determination to respect the rights of personal
liberty in using liquors while placing the liquor
tralhc under proper regulations IL rears a
wall OF public policy against the Ineffective and
tanaticai assaults Of prohibition On the rights
or citizens, and exacts from saloon keepers an
amount of revenue in some degree commensur-
rate with the expense their business imposes on
all communicates Chicago Heard.
THERE are ministers-many of them-whO will
marry anybody, just as there lawyers who
will take any case. Some of these lax parsons
would not deliberately make themselves &C
completes in a crime, but they reason that they
may throw upon the contracting parties the
whole responsibility for the transaction, and
tnat the clergyman may assume that sit Is all
right" or they would not have come TO HIN. 1t
Is no wonder that the laiIy lose respect Tor the
churches when preachers seem to care so little
about public mOrals.-New York Tribune.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR has done some things that
show Il clear sense of his high responsibility.
Inc country has seen these things with great
satisfaction, In other actions it has been disap-
pointed in him, and has felt that he fell short of
the requi rrnents of his high station; but it has
been gratifying to see that he seems, with ex-
perienoe and the lapse of time, to grow more
and more able TO appreciate the exalted trust to
which he has been called, and to rise above the
motives and methods which mere politicians
continually press upon him-New York Tribune.