The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-15

Shelbyville Republican: The Democratic party
is not FL to govern the country That is plain.
Why, it can't even govern itself
Fort Wayne Gazette Thomas Jefferson never
shOveled any horse humor into his pension We
toes he was patriot and statesman 4
Newport Hoosier-State Grumbling about
hard times does not better the condition oe
things. A Republican victory is what will do
the work.
Lafayette Journal: 1t is when the Democrats
vulture is swooping down for spoils that her
wings are no longer cantankerous, but always
flap together"
Martinsville Repubica: A boycott is little less
than robbery or backmail, and it is encouraging
to see the ban being enforced against those who
institute such proceedings
Winchester journal: Cleveland has the true
Democratic idea of reform and retrenchmens,
and if we ever doubted his Democracy, all mis-.
gyings have now vanished
BLOOMINGTON Telephones In Iowa as else.
where in the North where there is yestige OF
law against incompetence, it came directly
through the Republican party.
Kokomo Gazette Tribune AS we have before
said this is the year for the Republicans to
make no mistakes if they would make a clean
sweep This is no year for monkeying
Versailles Republican: Democratic candidata
for Congress, A. d. 1920, Fourth Indiana cons
gressional district John Smith, executor with
the will annexed of William s. Holman.
Fort Wayne Gazette: Restoring traitor to
the honorable position he dragged in the mire
ought to be enough to kill any party. Denying
the Union soldiers their just Dues surely will.
Evansville Journal: boycotter is crimi-
nal, the same as an incendiary or burglar. 1t is
no worse to set your house on fire or rob you at
night than to ATTEMPT to destroy your business
and means of livelihood.
Terre Haute Express: Mr. Lamb was an adj
vocate of reform" during the last campaign.
he uIa I. ~
in this district reform has gone ripping and
roaring up and down the Wabash.
Valparaiso Vidette: While every man has tho
right to strike or throw up his job when be
pleases he must not compel others to do so UNI
willingly. or prevent other workmen from TAX
ing his place In other words that one mans
right ende where another's begins.
Lawrence Mail: The Democratic party is do
monstrating that it has neither forgotten or
learned any thing during the years OF its Danish
ment from power 1t is the same yesterday to-
day and forever. and always STUN bling block
to progress and burden to the people,
Sullivan Union: Voorhees, has been aborinc
since 1866 to convince the people of his strong
Acknowledging love for the boys VINO wore the
blue. and it is excruciatng to witness the silent
agony OF his followers as they hopelessly listen
for his "bugle voice. denouncing the vetoes.
Fort Wayne Gazetts If the Administrations
is so pure and so free from corruption, why was
tho first years control of the government dis
graced by monstrous scandals is will require
something more than glittering eoneralities In
party platforms to satisfy the people on thesa
points.
South Bend Tribune: The odious income tar
which The Democratic members are trying to re-
store, is evidently designed by thu Southern and
Western members to punish the merchants,
bankers and manufacturers of these great Gem
trail States for their obstinate devotion TO the
protective tariff, by settling upon them again the
enormous burdens of direct taxation which they
suffered under during the civil war.
Spencer Republicans; Those able Democratic
papers that arc fond Of defending the brigadiers
and their bulldozng methods OF DISTINGUISHING
Republicans in the South, have not yet put ia
any of their spare time in defending the outrage
OF the last Democratic Legislature OF Indiana In
DISTINGUISHING wholesale. Republican counties.
by means OF the infamous gerrymander. for leg
islatiye and congressional purposes. No more
could they defend highway robbery.