The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-10-29

hefe is a simmer that they do not grow on every
bush. Our very courts receive upon their oencnea
selyeS-iOr believe That as body they are just
n eb-but their friends offer pecuiary indnoement
iI Is sOug ht 20 buy candidate into the Presidential
chair with money. Ihave been cred1bly informed
that between one snd two million dollars were
spent in Ohio ard now like stream 1t pours into
Indiana. Ny early life was there, and Ia my heart
q HOOsier is as a brother.
THE Dorsey DINNER.
''Wben in the last great conflict I heard that
Dorsey by his dexferty had carried Indiana, felI
90 grateful that said world be glad 10 90 70 4
public dinner In MS honor llaughterl-snd did
n thar eonfaenee in ny fsiowmen aud seaerosity
have betn the Oeea lon OF more OF my trips and
doNnialls than any o. my vices litausntsr And
Washington and going into the service OF the
Daily distributing money with open hand ana
wiling ~ acEnoBlecge tnat ne - Hoihg u. Sc
that our great danger Is IN the near futore and We
hall have a Government hOneYcOmbed With Cor
Tuption pecuuiartly IN. There Is plague of
bribery and u IS worse than me yellow feyer " IS
the very yellow fever Of yellow fever. What a
rush there is for gold; how eager men are for spec
ulatiOn. Who can count the respectable thieves
that have stolen trust funds? Presidents cashiers
directors. clerks, students, this man lea1tng
deacon, that one suDday.schoOl Superinte ndent,
al of them Christians Laughter on Il Christ
were here wouldn't lie again begin 70 drive from
the temple of our liberty those that are money.
Under such circumsiaS,es l ask which man will
be the most Likely to resist this caDkerOus ten
dency. Mr.. Blaine or Mr.. Cleveland. Long con-
tinusd applause
POLITICAL EXPENDITURES.
AZ admit that moneytis necessary for the con-
duct OF a National canvass i admit that to print
information Tor the people requires great deal of
money: the expense OF balls and pr nting bills
and the expense OF lectures through every part of
State requires great deal OF money. am not
one OF thOse thai critese lecturer that gets his
$50 or his 500 If he is worth the money, and can
speak with boldness for never received q peuny
Or any political speech or Tor any temperance
tpeech, but there ara hundreds OF men that can't
afford Il, and iuftify the payment OF decent
remuneration for such men, but il would oe affec-
tatiOn o deny that the distribution of vast sums
Of money by the greai raiir ID corporations aud
by the monOpOlis;s. they SD .4ding fabulous sums
to BRIDE vots and TO osbase the vote. Now. what
matters, wouldn't he? tLaughteF.l he wouldn't
let Dudley 30 oct West 10 teach the people OF Ohio
how 70 vote, would heY teaching them how to
bow down before the golden CALI He wouldn't
allow COngrCss TO give lands 10 speculative rail-
roads, wound he? Laughter He would nOtallow
corporations 10 cheat the Government OF iis just
duef, would bef lLAughter.i he would seize
the great tIRnscontins ntal railroad by the throat
and help thurman Edmunds-
Applause to strike IL down. Nou kGow he
would, don't your Greet laughter What sort
of q candidate l. IL whose name connected with
an honest Transaction is lauehe Tn scOrn by hun
dTeds Of thousands ali over the land2 What /, the
tone Of moral sentiment that calls those 'P1ari
sees because they doubt the honesty of this
tTanEactiIn2 am PhaTispe anu In the early
day the Paarisee was the Puritan of the Hebrews.
The Purtans OF this country aud OF Old and New
Eng and we're Phaiisees, emo / am Pnarisee
thank GOd-i6pDaussI whether ] am dude
lGTeat laughter II the slciees are 10 be Opene :
II bTit y - TO be the ord3r OF politics; If eX-
cessiVe taxation j. 10 b. kept up, there can ne no
He advise d repuoistiOn in West Virginia, and he
adyped making the whisky tax permanent for ed
fnance has been followed ~ a roar of laughter
over the wi ole continent, aud yet We are talking
OF the staiesmanship OF Ar. Blaine. teris VI
laughter AN a personal frieno OF Mr.. Blaine.
iLaughttEI have not had many interviews With
him.
HOW HE HAS BEEN pIsAPPoETED.
"FOr twelve Years have watched him, anxious
that he shonld be the right man that ne Is not.
Applause For more than ten years have been
aiIail Of h mau-a man that needed Con-
gre ssionRl Committee % inyestisaIe whether he
wss hon st or not, rla0 rejected by the cOnven-
ten. IejeCtsd By another Convention because IL
ie.Ied that the slor Is that men around hin would
Disy,ng mis- Lection, Ga 1t VIII HIM. Applanse
Challeneu Las been made Dy i'HN-'r1 paper OF
ar Ut alb lity and merit. whose ed srs nal
friend Of Inc, Tor he has been minister, tOO aud
have been challenged 10 give Gu account OF the
in eTytw had with Mr.. Blaine at the Fifth Ave
an INTERVIEW WITH BLAINE.
81 have this TO say: Mr.. Joy I DONE think is
any longer in existence as respondent, and IL he
Is there is con ething more TO De laid, but after
spoke ct the Cooper Union in advocacy Of Mr..
Gsrhel6-iapplaLge Il received 6 request from
tfr Rilfre to come over and meet him at the
Fifth Ave. 1e, aud, taking my eldest son, l went
over and We retired 70 his room, and he ASKED me
had Feen The Truth. ! raid had not. Let ne
read It to you and be drew the paper from ms
pocket and read long &C ,ount-over TWO col
unns, think.
II said MIR. Blaine. that paper Is one-third true
and two thirds e. Will tell you what Is true:
bow they got 80 don't know,' end rRrra'ed my
interview with Mr. JOY YVES astolished that he
didn't hare I'D, did not ay out 10 anger did not
pereDptOrily deny &C.; bat he aid not. He said:
COULD NOT REMEMBER ANY TRANSACTIONS
"'1hls can not be. [ don't remember that
ever had ang Transaction In that dir, elton.
DON'T think. / had any bonds At that time. II
not reasonable. MT Joy could not have said
any such thing as that
IL aid: 'Mr. Blaine, where did I get the story
from? Did mGke It up or did Mr. joy tell it 70
ner
Of friends, he advocated my nomination.
ayes, sir said /, and that IL the dlmmn n
elIcumstance about 1t; to,. sir when they soE:
consolidated raj roads wanted they attempted 20
put you where you could do the most good
fIauehterl-and after some further DISCUSSION, for
both o, Us were extremely: poite-lBu ghter l-out-
side. &c parted, with anger inside. Laughter
This is the interview that the Brooklyn Times
challenged me 10 refer 10. They may make the
most OF it.
Il had another interview with Mr.. Blaine.
Coming cut Of the express office one day m
put in his CabluetP / sa.a, Il don't NEEDLE with
such things, but know who ought 70 DO Secretary
81 Biafns be aid DO von ibn so9 S SAD yes
AID Fad he. 4 wish you would write Mr.. Garfield
tnat II aUghteT.l You may ask me why [ thought
tons to MT. Blaine and knew he would have
some claim in The Cabinet ana reasoned Il that
1t wouldn't do for him 20 have the Interior De
pGrtueDt There were too many TEN Dts tons and
certainly 10 would never do for him 20 be put into
the Treasury. lLaughter.I He is q good letter
writer. but IL will never do TO put hitn into the
fosiOfhee, and thought that the next tning 70
eXuaditiOD and emigration would be 10 put him
into the Office OF Secretary of state Lau-lier.l
thought that vas Ine place VheFe he would do the
least harm Of any. Great laughter and applause.
DANGER FROM oFFtCEHOl DERS
'fThe great danger 10 which the Govern nent f.
exposed IL ihe organizing Of the ofaceholders and
drilling them Into a compact body, not for tue
public cot d but for the good Of the party. These
ofics holders are under the control OF the party
and in the year 1900 there viii multitudes more
t1en the 10 COO who Low 90 the WISH of the Re
publican party Civil service reform has been e.
tablisbed 10 meet this eud. When first it was
oTiginRted the polite ans wtr opposed 70 1t. lL
became 6 system nevertheless The system has
been heretofore 10 give puDic Office as reward
iCrieTyice 10 thepariy. Has Mr.. Blame ever done
anything for civil service reiorm2 From under
his roof of the gre test OF woman writer's ha,
issued publ cation ridicuiing this vii serglc;
reform issue and the men who champion It. i
was composed undtT Mr.. BIaine's roof, 1 say, and
under ms very eye I'm my judgment. Did he eyel
adyocate his reform2 Dld he ever DO anytnini
| in It's behalf but praise Garfield and accept tnl
platform which Endorsed him?
CIEvELAED's CHARGES As SHERIFF.
so far as this issue is concerned, we nave moth
| ing TO fear Rl the hands OF Grover cleveland
| fCheers.l He Is LAWYER OF repnte. He began hi
pubic life as SDerid. He has been ridicdled Oh
scr0uuf ~ this hos naeu Aafd that no on roef