The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-24
apprehension Of wrong. which has grown by what it
has fed in the public press.-Frank Leslie's

apprehension Of wrong which has grown by what it
has fed on in the public press.-Frank Leslie
Weekly.
LAWYERS practically make the laws which govern
the administration of Justice since their influence in
legislatures is almost always control ing when such
questions are considered; LAWYERS promoted to the
bench administer the laws lawyers at the bar defend
the laws which lawyers in the legislature have
framed and lawyers the bench administer. The
whole dilatory system has grown under the foster
ing of lawyers They the class who pri-
marily responsible for unduy protractcd trials; for
delays upon frivolous pretexts; for unreasonable priv
ileges of appeals for the granting of trials where
consideration of justice dictates further hearing
in short for all the evil practices which prevent
prompt and conclusive issue.-New York Evening
Post
WHILE we have no sympathy with that pessimistic
theory which predicts the decadence of New England.
we have perfect faith in the growth and prosperity OF
the South. 1t is to be- materially speaking to go no
further not merely an important but one of the most
important sections of the country. When it is New
England will be still richer than it villa be for
generations to the mental leader OF the Nation
In brief. New England and the South are the compile
ments of each other The adjustment will take time.
but it will be accomplished Here is the plethora OF
money there the exuberant soil; here the inventive
genius and skilled labor, there the genial climate and
the negro labor. THERE'S something more than money
IN the subject and at last the ultimate consideration
will re the preserving of bonds of friendship firm
as they will be Observation-Disclosures Journal
THERE is no such thing as absolute freedom under
our own or any other system of civilized government.
No man has any more liberty than is consistent with
the welfare of the community. Society claims and
exercises the right to take public property for private
uses. 1t railroad through your family burial
ground or it builds Jail in your front yard 1t RACES
your dwelling it puts you and your sons in line of
battle to be shot at and if disobey its mandate
written in the statutes. it shuts you in prison
even chokes you to death at the end of pendant rope
This is regulated liberty. One of the regulations of
liberty in this land declares that poygamy is crime.
Ii the Mormons were in majority they might make
the same declaration against monogamy. Situated as
they however they must submit, take the con-
sequences of resistance.-Natonal Republican.
New YORK epcure wandering in Minnesota
once asked for dinner at farmhouse. The farmer
apologized for the character of the entertainment
saying that at that season he had only bacon and
potatoes to live upon. The visitor went into .the
neighborng lanes and gathered weeds, out of which
he made asaad toothsome that the farmer took an
immediate course of lessons and during the week of
the epcures stay different kinds of salad ap
peared upon his table all compounded of what he had
until then regarded as weeds 1t if free
market had been brought to his door and every one
who has sojourned among rural folk knows how great
boon such instruction in the of now neglected
food products would be to most of them. Certainly
the botany of the table should be taught in the
try schools.-New York Commercial Advertiser.