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

. county paper this year. Send direct to the
| publishers or leave your order and at this
Office and your name will be enrolled in the
I happy legion of readers it now enjoys-Ia.
I grange Democrat.
We would BE- lost without our Daily Indi-
annapolis Sentinel Its news is always fresh
/ its editorial articles clear and comprehensive
! 1t has rare ability and an open, fearless way
of stating its position. In word. it is un-
/ compromisingly Democratic and ably edited
| throughout, and he who would thoroughly
inform himself concerning the arguments,
! the plans and plottings of the party OF great
/ moral ideas, can do no better than to sub
scribe for and read the Sentinel.-Vevay
! Democrat
In another column will be found the pros
! pectus of the indianapolis Sentinel. We
would have all our friends read il and there
after go to work and see to it that as near as
| possible the Sentinel is placed in every DEM
! ocratic home in Starke County. The Senti-
| mel is in all regards one of the best papers
anywhere and is justly the pride of the In
/ diana Democracy. No Democrat should be
without it. 1t will be pleasure to us to for
ward subscriptions for orr brave fearless,
Sentinel-Starke County Democrat.
During the late Presidential cam paign the
| Sentinel fought the entire Republican press
of the State almost single-handed and a one
against the famous Blaine libel suit, and il
must be admitted on all sides that the course
| of the Sentinel had much to do in carving
| Indiana for the Democratic State aud Ma
| tional ticket. A paper that has done so
| much for the party is entitled to a liberal
support, and it affords US much pleasure to
recommend the Sentinel to every patron of
| our paper as entirely worthy of their su-
port.-Plymouth Democrat.
| The farmers of jefferson County who want
a paper with all the home news should take
the Weekly Herald. For general news one
or more of the city papers is selected. On
| this last question we wish to make a supres-
| ton. The Indianapolis Sentinel is a paper
| of which every Democrat in Indiana should
| feel proud. 1t is as large as, and contains
more news of interest TO Indiana people than
| any of the papers published in other cities
Next to the Herald, the Weekly Sentinel
/ should be the choice of the people of Jeffer-
| son Contradiction Herald.
If you want TO keep posted on the news of
| the State you should take the Indianapolis
Sentinel. Under the management of John
| c. Shoemaker, the Sentinel has stepped into
| the front rank of journalism and now wields
great influence. TO the conduct of the Sem
tinel during the last campaign is due in a
great measure the success of the Democratic
party. Take your State paper and thus aid
in disseminating the true doctrine. 1t is
furnished at one dollar per year and is filed
with sound Democratic principles, State and
foreign news. Subscribe at once-Lafayette
Dispatch.
| We would direct to the Indianapolis Sen
tinel the particular attention of our patrons
and all those who want thoroughly Demo-
cratic newspaper in all that the term implies.
The Sentinel is always well filled with State
and general news. 1t is sound upon all the
great questions of the day, fair and explicit
in argument, cutting in its attacks upon
fraud, corruption, and the intrigues or de-
signing and mercenary politicians. We un-
hesitatingly raise up our voice in very earn
estly urging upon Democrats everywhere to
encourage and stand by the Sentinel No
Democrat should be without it.-Martins-
vile Gazette.
The New Castle Democrat says: 1.-THE un-
daunted pluck and splendid moral heroism
displayed by the Sentinel in the late cam
paign, should enshrine it in the heart oil
every Democrat worthy to bear that honored
name. Fearless, with bare arm and uplifted
sword, 1t sprang into the lists, and singing
| out the enemys chosen champion, regarding
not the snarling ours that yelped and snapped
about its feet, overthrow and completely
vanquished him. 1t was not alone great
and glorious victory that the Sentinel won
| over threat and brag and bluster, but a les
son was taught that will not be forgotten fol
many long day. Success to the Sentinel u
Elsewhere in the Banner will be found
the announcement of the Indiana State
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| 6fty-six columns Ali who subscribe before
| November / for 1886 Will receive the paper
free for the remainder of the present year
thus securing the leading Democratic weekly
in Indiana fourteen months for the low
price of 81. The Sentinel is bold, able
| vigorous, unrolenting and uncompromisine
champion of Democratic principles, and
should have wide circulation. As news
| paper, it will compare favorably with the
| best, and as such is worthy of the support oil
all classes, regardless of their political pre-
Observation-Disclosures Banner.
The indianapolis Sentinel has gained
| reputation for moral bravery wholly un
known to a certain class of Republican
newspapers. The Sentinel is as much fix
| ture In the homes of Indiana Democrats as
| is cook stove in the same homes. 1t ha:
gained footh0ld with the better class Of
| people which can not be shaken loose. We
believe that the Sentinel was the most DO
tent agent in gaining the State of Indiana tC
the Democracy last fall. Single-handed il
met the Plumed knight and measured stee
with him. Amidst deafening howl from
all sides it never lodged once, but me-
its enemy like Mars, and overthrow him
and trailed the White Plume in the dust
All the pomp and bluster INDUCED in by the
pimps of Blaine never for moment coweo
it into single compromising detractiOn, anC
only when its enemy lay at its feet did il
| Sneatne ltS SWORD. flLteO against III was
: political administration whose power wa.
only limited by its wishes. But the Senti
mel won. A man is not Democrat who
does not stand by it.-Anderson Review
| Democrat.
As il is well known to our readers, the
Gazette is but little given to what is usually
! termed complimentary notices and wher
now we feel moved to direct special attention
to the merit of our esteemed contemporary
! the indianapolis Sentinel, we wish to be
understood as doing so with the earnes
|, purpose of just commentator, meaning in
deed more than we say. The Sentinel surely
put vigor and power into the late cam
paign worthy of all praise and favor, and
8 incurred an expense In giving up so much
! of its space to the publication of choice
speeches and other valuable political matter
that ought TO be appreciated by the Democ
racy of the state. We know the cost of ,