The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01
THE STATE PRESS.

The Republican idea Is to protect Ameri
can manufactures. while laborers are unpro-
toeted. There il duty on foreign goods,
but foreign labor is run in upon our shores
ny the ship loads. like slaves, by organized
companies This is protection. il it, God
iorbid!-Pike County Democrat.
TUESDAY was the big day for Indiana Vice
President Hendricks addressing the law de
partment of Yale College and Senator VoOr-
hees defending Captain johnson in Tennes-
See, for murder, were both great and noble
efforts Hendricks and Voorhees, are big
enough To honor any State in the Union
kokomo Dispatch.
BAYLEss W. HANNA has bad his appoint
mcnt changed and he viii go the Argentine
Republic instead of to Persia. and this in
spite OF the fact that numerous Republican
papers said the change would never be
made. The facts are the Republican organs
not exactly reliable in their gucS>es a. to-
what the administration will or will not do.
Democrats throughout the state will rejoice
in Mr. Hanna securing the appointment he
desired.-Huntingto Democrat.
The Cabinet has decided not to try Mr..
Kelley at any other foreign Court This i a
sensible conclusion. A Italy and Austria
have both refused him. Spain would probably
do the same thing for the same reason. Mr..
Keiley's case is a sad warming against the
habit which'SySai among too many men of
shooting Ofi-the mouth without due re-
Election. He should have remembered the
advice of PoioniuS to Laertes: Give thy
thought no tongue. nor any uncOnSidcred
thought his act.''-Evansville Courier.
FORAKER, who is again running for Gov
ernor of Ohio ON the Republican ticket is
the same man who reminded the Republican
National Convention at Chicago that Ohio
was always To be relied on to support the
Republican Presidential ticket though the
State acted very queerly in off years The
Judge is likely to feel queerly after the re-
turns have come in from the coming October
election. The Democrats seem determined
to run Governor Hoadley and he is the man
that beat Foraker by 1900 yotes.-Fort
Wayne Journal.
About eight years ago, when representing
this district in Congress, Judge L. j. Cason
was employed by Captain A. Pellitier to
prosecute claim against the Republic of
Hayt which had several years before arrest
eel Captain Pellitier, confiscated his vessel
and cargo, and caused him to be impriS-
oned for seven years. The claim was
for about 500, 200, and Mr. Cason has spent a
great part OF the past five or six years look
ing after the interests OF his client. Captain
Pellitier died last Sunday week, but the
United States Supreme Court has submitted
to Secretary Bayard AN award against the
Haytian Government in favor of the Captain
Tor his heirs for 1872, 500 Mr.. Cason
was to receive 37% per cent. OF
the damages recovered. and il the
above figures are correct he will get S2l4. 6S1.-
80 for his untiring zeal in prosecuting the
claim. Mr. Cason has not as yet received
any official information, but il is to be hoped
that the Geographic reports are true. Every
citizen OF Boone County would be happy to
congratulate him upon his success and good
fortune in his declining years.-l4ebanoa
Pioneer