The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-13
the parSisans and defenders of clerical Lothasios
who make harems of their churches York

the parsisans and defenders Of clerical LothaTios
who make harems Of their churches New York
Star
Frequen. inspection by competent officials and
at unexpected times should be a rule with those
who are responsible for the management or
charitable and penal institutions. 1t is OF the
hrst Importance that the officials in immediate
charge should not know when to expect the in
spectors. Republican.
1t may be possible that the English system is
the best, and that the freedom of our girls has
become license they have no business to enjoy
AT all events, practices are becoming common
among girls that seriously threaten the home
and society, of which running away is one of the
worst evidences Chicago News.
Outside Of the Dominion there is no doubt
that imprisonment for life would be wiser
poncy than the infection of the death penalty;
anu as tnere really is the grayest doubt concern
ing hieis sanity, 1t seems difficult to dssociate
lnsistance upon his execution from an undieniied
sentiment of revenge.-New York Tribune.
ms country has been made an asylum for the
prosecuted and down trodden people of all lands
out 1t VIII not do to let them turn it into battle
grounu LOT old- world spites and hates. If the
Welsoachs and Denis Kearneys are allowed to
wage war upon the Chinese why shall not the
Chinese return the compliment whenever they
get chance2-Denver News.
If enough Northern States can be carried fof
the Democracy to perpetuate Democratic rule in
IT, on the other hand, the party now in power
loses its grip, notwithstanding the solid support
OF the South, then the process of disintegration
may be expected to begin, but not before or
otherwise. -Chicago Inter Ocean.
Persuasion, moral and religious influence, the
awakening of the Christian churches to their
responsibilities and duties the instruction of the
children In the temperance text books. the
JOURNALISTIC. warfare against all forms of the
great evil of our times, and wise legislation and
decrease of the liquor and beer traffic-these
are the agencies that must the present and
coming. generations from the countless evils OF
lntemperance, ii those evils are to be largely
reduced.-New York Mail and Express
Honest workingmen, who have been led into
Uses of the leaders of that conspiracy against
both labor and capital would do we'll to ponder
the facts carefully. The great strikes ordered
by the executive boards have all proved fail
ures. The strikers have lost millions of dollars
In unearned wages through them; employers
have also lost heavily while the only persons
who have gained are the professional working
men at the head of the organization Denver
News tDem.)
1t is time to quit consulting the preferences or
humorlng the animosties of two individuals
lConkllng and Blaine who have been paid ten
times over for all they ever did for the party or
the country, and whose only present desire is to
ruin where they can no longer rule. They have
had their day and run their course to the end.
Let Republicans leave them alone with their dis
appointments and their grievances. and give
heed to the supreme duty of standing by the
party and its principles, regardless of all other
conslderations.-St Louis Globe-Democrat