The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-11-12
A Singer From "rhe Argus

The Albany, n. y, Argus, in its leading
editorial yesterday, said: Cleveland is
elected and ie will be inaugurated. Grover
Cleveland has been elected President of the
United States. he will be inaugurated, will
assume the Office, and will discharge its
duties. The facts which establish his cleo
ton are printed in the news to-day. He has
carried New York, Connecticut, New Jersey,
and every Southern State to a certainty
That of itself elects him. He has probably
carried Indiana, and apparently carried
Michigan, while needing neither. There are
still other States in doubt The States not
at ali lin doubt" elect Cleveland and Hend.
ricks, who will take the seats 70 which the
people have appointed them.
Communications to the Argus today
from the counties of New York State demon
strate the election of the Democratic electors
by conclusive and safe majority oyer the
Blaine electors. Having been made Demo
cratic by the people, New York will remain.
be declared, and be counted Democratic and
whatever is necessary to this act of truth
and justice will be thoroughly and fearlessly
done. 1t is due to the faithful Democracy of
this State to say this to them. on behalf OF
their leaders and OF those whom they elected
by the effect of their victory President aud
Vice President-due because that faithful
Democracy should realize that If, in the
event OF the condition of having their rights,
they must be prepared to maintain them
and to sustain all proper and manly action
to that end. Occasion for this annouuc-
ment also is created by the evident
design and now occurring attempt of the
Blaine managers to steal the State of New
York from Grover Cleveland, as Louisiana
and Florida were stolen from Samuel J.
Tildsn in 1876 The design is evident. The
attempt was begun by the Jay Gould New
York Tribune on the morning after election.
IL has IalI f1Il
other Blaine papers in other cities. 1t has
comprised baseless claims without figures,
in some places; the utterance of figures with
out truth in other places; systematic en-
deavors to withhold or mlsrepresent returns,
and the misuse of all the channels Of news
to deceive the people and defraud the De-
mocracy. This surface work covers desper-
ate and daring attempts to prepare for a
direct reversal, after election, Of the verdict
OF the people at the polls.
! The conjoint monopolists and politi.
cal malefactors engaged in this work are the
secret managers and worthy succe 5sors of
the infamous returning-board wretches of
/ 1876. Their motive is the old and double
one; TO prevent the people from getting at
the books of the Government and to con-
tinue their schemes and hold on the Treas
uIy. They hope for the cooperation of the
official class, through the self-interest of all
and he fears oil the peculators OF their num-
the people for the intended fraud of 1854
| were taken to prepare them for that of 1876.
The Democracy of New York and the De.
! mocracy of the United States wilt not sub.
! NIT to this new edition OF the old iniquity.
/ They have been defrauded OF the President
/ and Vice President lawfully and truly elected
/ by them for the last time. In this resolve
| their Independent and free Republican allies,
/ to whose aid victory is due, are a unit with
\ them. The friends OF fair election and an
/ honest count should be ana are hereby no
| iified in time. The enemies of fair cleo
/ and an honest count, who are plotting to
/ make New York the scene and the Democ.
I acy the victim of the crimes they Sc K to
renew. should be and hereby are warned In
i lime. Their purpose is known. Their agents
/ and methods are known. Their plot will be
/ prevented. Any employment OF the force of
law or of the Law force requisite to defeat
their villainy will be made and can be re-
lied on. A party's right to the Govern
ment which the people have voted to it
in trust carries party duty to assume
the trust. The duty will be performed.
Those who are really wise will be wise in
time. Elected by the people, Grover Cleve-
land and Thomas A. Hendricks will be in
augurated as President and Vice Presidnet OF
the United States for four years from the 4th
Of March next and will perform the consti-
tutional duties as such for which they have
! been chosen. They will neither be schemed
! ont, commissioned out, nor counted out.
Their party would not let them suffer such
| wrongs if they would. The legal, the moral
! and the physical power essential to the vim
dicaticn of re election will not be wanting.
Let the enemies of the people rush not on
their own destruction"