The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06
DISMAL, walls

Inere D6s Deen an lndescrlDaoie but WELL
defined wall for several days past running
through the editorial remarks of several OF
our esteemed contemporaries of the Blaine
persuasion. II is truly touching. The DEM
ocrstic party successful and it having been
finally settled that the Republican party had
no perpetual lease on the administration OF
the Government are probably the constits-
emit elements OF their fearful howl. Let us
take some notes. Here Is the Commercial
Gazette's truly touching wall that the coun-
try is on the way TO the "demnition DOW
Vows:
1t is shocking ths, Washington abounds In rum
ors OF chief. They seem TO come from the war
ring factions OF the Democratic party and the
necessary disappointment OF swarms of desper-
ADDE'S VINO look 20 the change OF administration
for rich living. They come. too. from the iamili-
ariiv with which dynamite Is dealt with In this
country. There has been a scare also growing out
OF the multitude Of dark and mysterious passages
under the Capitol We should think there would
&c no difficulty In getting enough reliable Demo
Gratis TO investigate this morning all possible lurk
ing.places OF danger.
Then the O. G.. presents thirteen distinct
"boo.hoos," which II set to music would re
semble the famous cry ing song of "Olivette,"
when the old man was trying to have her
marry the sad sea dog" Sample the "boo.
hoos:"
II President Arthur's dignity had been less oh.
structive James q. Blaine, the Republican
didate Tor The Presidency would have been inau'
guraled TO day
II Il had not been for the dinner at Delmonico's.
where the gentlemen were invited TO "hll their
glasses, and 40 offended the temperance people,
and millionaire were numerous rs TO counter.
apce the accusation OF sympathy With monopoly,
blaine would have overcome all other difficulties
and would this day have been our President
IN the money sent to be wasted In Indiana had
been iudiciously used In New York In counteract-
Ing Democratic money poured out IN the last week
of the campaign Blaines administration would
have begun to-day
II Il had not been for the excessive concets OF
goodness held by q parcel OF once Republican ed.
tors. who directed the asperties OF their alleged
wenld have been Insnsuinted President to-day. ~
II Mr.. Blaino's friends In New York had realized
during the last fortnight OF the campaign that he
was IA danger they could have placed winning
force In tho nehi and this would have been the
inauguration day OF tho Republican candidate.
There ara eight more OF about the same
"hofi.n Note The last one quoted In the
foregoing concerning tho placing Of win.
ming force" In the tight That means money
always the right bower OF Republican
rsfoslity, Our weeping aud inoonsolsble
contemporary, the Journal appeals 10 our
sympathes In the following truly touching
lines.
Republicans quickly restores
or take uH 10 heaven up on nigh,
Where Democrats come neyetiaore,
Amid The exquisite picture OF gloom aud
an nnehafiiable dash NJ political opponents
In the foregoing lines. there breaks forth the
day altar OF hope that the flesh pots OF Fed.
ersi patronage may be restored. We dry
our eyes and press onward. Our weeping
contemporary 10 evidently disconnected at u
prayer meeting held In Washington Monday
night for the benefit OF tho wicked Demo.
Gratis. 10 remarka.
Warrington on Monday night for the purpose OF
Invoking blessings upon tho Incoming admin,s'
ration, II was presided over by Rev, nf. haItlet
Win 80 much being done IN tie way OF providing
worldly aud spirltuous refreshments for tue
Democratic army OF Invaders "a IN gratifying 10
learn that their spiritual needs have not been
The Chicago Tribune, the charming old
shIew and soold of Western bloody shIrtIsna,
walls w for tho x. OPP"
| Internal discords have temporarily interrupt
| its administration. II has defeated itself Whom
united IL Ia invinclble. After four years ~ pari'
sepoasy divided i In is 0c councils. unable 70 look
| beyond tho horizon OF narrow pattisankhip, and
with no eoherenoe except suon ~ sri.eA rom
! will iesume power stronger than ever and look
back upon It's defeat as blessing In disguise.
| The Tribune further walls. bat thinks the
publication OF the country IL one OF the
bright feathers In the Republican cap There
never ives moment oil true "unifcatio On"
since the Republican party came into pow
err. The inherent principles OF the party
it's warp and woof-iis logical tendencies, are
oil agains. the true idea OF the "uniiication'
OF the country. 1t is unmistakably a SEQ.
tionsl organization. TWAS conceived, born,
bred, lived and died oil sectionalism. The
| New York Tribune puts its paws on the
fence. and raising its head moonwsrd gives
| out this truly beautiful and touching howl
| 10 the general contribution:
| Two hundred and fifty pounds of superb remin-
| scene embodied I'm General Hancock will be pres
ent TO morrow ut the Inauguration OF Democratic
| President OF whose name ana existence the Gen
eral was totally ignorant four years ago he
| was OF the tariff. WHO would have thought y
/ the warrior will murmur ragretfully 10 himself
1 "thst the dandelion could cast shadow on the
| oakT'