The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-05-23

ell the faotonsts not for Arthur but the
for their dislike are the inducements 20 confidence
the part of business men, developed In the demon
straton in the city of New York last night-Phadel
phia Record.
WHAT is needed is unlimited responsibility on the
part of bank directors and stockholders for the do
posits of money made by the general public in the
situations under their charge. When the property of
every director and shareholder is held in perpetual
bank officials the law will have done its utmost for
the security of depositors Any legislation that falls
short OF such requirement is inadequate and will
tall when the pinch comes.-Philadelphia Record
WHAT Mr.. Arthur may have done before he became
President IS as pertinent what Prince Hal did with
his registering companions before he became King
Henry " How has he conducted himself as Presi-
dent is the question that interests the people in
sdering his candidacy before the Chicago convention
Mr. MacNeagh does not venture to seriously assail
his presidential record It is clean intelligent hon
CRADLE and should he be nominated the Republicans
of the United States would cheerfully vote for him.
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette,
Nor little of the unbeief and skeptcism of the
present day can be traced directly indirectly to
former denominational chickering's quarrels, in
which each claimed that they alone possessed all that
was valuable of religious truth and that all others
were herecs The real cause which lies at the root
OF all UNCONVENTIONAL differences is the fact that
human minds divide by natural processes into classes
which can be best reached and influenced by different
methods put to the same end Wise Christians OF
all denominations recognizing this fact at last and
wherever it is recognizeda Godspeed is given to each
other labors and Observation-Disclosures Times.
Young Enos money is gone, his character is gone.
his good name is gone, his friends gone. This is
not success; but the failure did come with the
catastrophe that made his rascality known to all
The failure began the moment that this misguided and
silly young man began to dream that it was success
to have money than other people that
could possibly be any result that achieved by tho
sacrifice of manhood His failure began the moment
he began to chase the gded butterfly of success along
these tortuous paths How many men are there, not
yet published to the world who lost in the
pursuit of success, which is not success9-Chicago
Tribune
A KENTUCKY judge who was a candidate for the
Court of Appeals has just committed suicide on
count of what they call in the South the social
cism which he had incurred by merely announcing
his intention not to murder a lawyer who had com.
an adverse decision The Judge believed and an
nounced his belief, that public opinion would sustain
him, magistrate, Christian. and a man in
refusing to commit murder. In other words. he be-
ieved that Kentucky had become modern and civil
lied community The result showed that he
wrong. He fell for other ofense than his refusal
to commit murder, under the ban of the public opinion
to which he appealed and life became ntolerable to
him under the pressure of public contempt-NeW
York Times.
! LEGISLATION is imperatively demanded ON the sill
yer question. Probably there is not q competent stu
dent of financial questions in the country who does
not that among all the of the present dis
turbance and peril the continued coinage of silver,
with the issue of paper certificates against the silver
coined is the most potent. The initiation of paper
circulation and the gradual expulsion of gold by sill
yer, have shaken confidence, and have caused wild
and harmful speculation. AL about us lie financial
wrecks caused by this mischievous policy If compe-
tent Democrats are willing to make any rational effort
! duty of Republican members to give them earnest
support This is time for craftsmanship in dealing
with measures which promise to help legitimate bust
ness or productive industry.-New York Tribune.