The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-11-25

was blown of, part of his brain lodging on
the mansel-piece and his body falling into
the FIRE, ard was horribly burned before he
was removed.
Where traitors dwell. Kokomo Dispatch
All the talk of the Republican press about
traitors South is but the reflex of traitors
North They dwell in the Republican party.
The Stalwarts are traitors to the Half
breeds, and vice versa. Truly the g. G. p. is
nest OF internecine traitors.
Truth on the Indian question by the Sey-
mour Democrat:
One hundred years of our blubbering SYM
patty has degraded the once noble and in
dependent Indian hunter to a stealthy
treacherous and useless wretch. and has bred
and nurtured in the Indian department of
the Government horde of designing, schem-
ing and thieving agents, who, in every adj
ministration, without regard for politics,
have disgraced the Government, stole the
peoples taxes and starved the Indians.
Referring to the execution of the Italian
murderers at Chicago, the Attica Ledger
says:
Capital punishment for murder is the best
that human wisdom can devise. If il do no
more, it rids society of men who threaten its
members. But more than this, if it he rigid
ly adhered to, it deters other vicious and con-
scienceless scoundrels. 1t may be very poor
than Furnishing him in way that makes
him confident and defiant.
Don't blame the telegraph editor if the
Kamochitokoffsky evacuated by the Ser
VANS is not found on the map. Says the
Terre Haute Express:
The names of places and men in tue Ser
vian-Bulgarian war are just a little worse
than any that have got mixed up coming
NnhlQ Tor oh
The worst of it is that many OF them are
not to be found in any gazetteer. and we
will have to go haphazard with them for
time at least. No two newspapers spell the
same name alike.
The Marion Sentine's opinion:
Senator Voorhees, has written letter to
the Shelbyville Democrat, answering the I'M
called for attack made upon him by the
Evansville Courier. The Senator is Justly
indignant at the ungrateful conduct OF the
proprietors of the Courier, who have re-
ceiyed the kindest treatment at the hands of
the distinguished gentleman. 1t is generally
believed that the unjustifiable course OF the
Courier was caused by the failure of the pro-
prietors to secure Office from the admins
tration. Senator Voorhees, letter is mer-
tied rebuke to the soreheads.
The New Albany Ledger asks the follow
ing curious question:
come the arbitrator OF the world? Why
not? They are cosmopolitan. They have
neither nation nor flag; the world is their
home. They can look with unprecedented,
impartial eyes upon the quarrels of nations
and peoples. As a race they love peace.
Why, then, may they not in the near future
be called to act as international arbitrator
and stay the hand of war? 1t would be
glorious destiny for a race prosecuted by the
whole world TO return good for evil by re-
storing and preserving the peace OF the
world.
The Fort Wayne Sentinel makes distinc-
ton that deserves notice:
One of the causes of the terrible distress
and pitiful poverty Of the mining regions of
Pennsylvania is the importation of foreign
labor. Poles, Hungarians and Bulgarians
swarm through the coal mines. The Poles
sometimes make good citizens, and so do the
Hungarians. The old Irish and Welsh min
ers confound the Bulgarians who come here
with the Hungarians. The Bulgarians are
wretched lot They come in great numbers,
and will work for almost nothing. The
grumbling against these foreign pauper labor
ers is becoming so loud and threatening that
more open enmity is to be feared. The Slav
may be the cause of the revival of Molly
Maguireism.
There is something that nobody under
stands in the numerous anomalies of the
present situation, and the Seymour Demo-
crat mentions one of them:
While the miners in the Hooking Valley
are surrounded by millions of tons of coal
and are suffering for bread, the farmers in
| the North and West have abundance of
bread and no coal, and are burning corn for
fuel. With our great railroad facilities does
ii not look like there was something wrong
about this? Does it not occur to the reader
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the great West could find markets in foreign
ports for her corn that she would have
money to buy coal and the Hooking Valley
miners would have money to buy bread?
The Jeffersonvile Times wants informa-
ton as follows:
Does any one have to be told in this late
| day OF tariff discussion, that protection to
one man means oppression to another? That
protection to the manufacture of any given
article of consumption means oppression to
| the consumer? To raise the price of an
article in the hands of its Manufacturer is to
| raise its price TO the consumer? The manu-
facturerS gain is the consumers loss? Is
there any one so perfectly stupid that he can
not see and understand these plain. simple,
self-eyident propositions?
Pretty thin, says the Terre Haute Gazette:
The central idea of the Eads Tehauntepee
Railroad plan is to have Uncle Samuel pay
nonsense and common honesty warn Uncle
Samuel against doing anything of the kind.
If it is a good thing, capitalists will take
hold of it as they have of the De LeSseps
| Panama Canal Let Captain Eads turn his
| lobby loose on Wall or Lombard streets and
keep them away from Washington. Lobby
| ing around Washington and corrupting Con-
gress is vicious and expensive inaugur-
| alton of any enterprise.
Let the country follow the advice of the
| Fort Wayne Journal:
From every point of view, from eonsidera-
tions alike of national pride and commercial
interest, we think that all signs of the times
| indicate want of firm, dignifed and con-
| sistent policy in the management of our for
eign affairs. First let us acquire the arma-
ment which other nations possess, and then
! let US unswervingly pursue the policy adopt
ed by our commercial rivals in their dealings
with other nations.
The Logansport Pharos is sound on the
| Vincent removal:
1t was crime to have selected such fes-
tering embodiment of fraud and villainy as
| Dorsey was shown to be during his career as
a Republican manager and politician. But
what was worse, Dorsey was an interested
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