The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-17

| placed in nomination by the money power" A
| strong impetus has been given to the movement
| by rousing convention in Monroe township.
| Ligonier Leader: Jeff Davis. it should be
remembered, has never voted anything but
| Democratic ticket
| Nashville Graphic Law-respecting labor or
| CARNATIONS must speak out Enthusiastically In
| favor of law and order now, or be cassed with
Anarchists
| Warsaw Times The ofice-seeking politician
| of the future who shall be caught IN the act or
coquetting with Socialists might as well make his
| will at once
| Munce News: Democrats of Indiana may
think that they need Offices in order to carry the
| State at the coming election, but their greatest
need is policy, some tangible issue and better
record.
flower of their youth to the suppression of Jeffer
| son Davis and his heresy will not forget the
revelations of this spring, and will not fail to act
| upon them.
| Pendleton Republican: The best friend of the
| laborer is the man who gives steady employment
| at good living wages The agtator, the polti-
| cal mountebank the oily breeder OF discomfort
are his bitterest foes.
| Brazil Register This is free country but
| freedom is not license This is applicable to the
| expression of communstic sentiment The or
| CANS of the pernicious theory must be sllenced
| and its advocates prescribed.
| Goshen Times: Jeff Davis could doubtless
| carry the "solid South for President the only
| question is, could he carry New York; Assure
| the Democracy of that and he will be their
| next candidate for President
| Petersburg Press: When the ire-eaters in
| the South learn wisdom then you may with
more propriety ask the people of the North to
| cease waving the garment which seems to be
| nightmare to flew doughfaces.
| Spencer Republican, Cleveland is preparing
| to veto pension bills. The South has spoken.
| No more pensions for the defenders OF the
| ''bloody usurpation" called the United States.
| Where is Matson the onliest only friend of the
| soldiers2
| MartnsviIle Republicans Cleveland was elect
| ed by the solid South; there is no Disgusting
| or denying that fact; yet if you will listen to
the voice of the solid South just now, President
| Davis is much bigger man than President
Cleveland.
Logansport Journal The Prohibtionists of
| this State are preparing to organize as side
| show for the Democratic circus-campaign of this
| year, and Democratic partsans are including the
show in their advertisements of future political
movements.
Rochester Republican: This is "a free
| try" but conspirators will find it only free to
those who obey the laws and live honestly.
| Freedom is not licensed to commit crime, and
man can commit crime with his mouth or pen
as well as with his hands.
Davis said sit was to perpetuate the grand
principles of liberty and freedom that we fought
our holy war" he is supposed to have had refer
ence to those 2670 ex-confederates whom Presi-
dent Cleveland las appointed to office.
Washington Gazette: The influence of Demo
! cratic legislation which has been shaped by
Democratic house since 1875, is seen in the pres
ent strikes and anarchic disturbances over the
country Democracy does not favor the labor
| ing man very much, as it's course proves.
to come politicians and the political press will
not be timid or gingery in speaking their minds
| in regard to the desperate and savage foreign
| element i'll the United States. Hereafter the
Anarchists and dynamiters will be an injury in
| stead of help to any party that they support
Worthin gton Times: If Mr. jefferson Davis
| had been presented with hempen cravat in
| 1865, people who love their country would not
| have to be insulted by the rawlings of double
dyed murderer and traitor. 1t is such men
Davis who doing more than any others to
keep alive sectional strife and bitterness He
ought to be bridled.
Bloomington Progress: 1t would not be strictly
proper perhaps to hold the Cleveland administra-
ton responsible for the present offensive revival
of rebel yelling in the South: but it is entirely
proper to say that such performance would
hardly take place if we had Republican admin
stration-and that is fact worth thinking
about In several respects.
boonville Standards Among the Republicans
spoken of for congressional honors in this dis
trict are Hons. Robert Mitchell of Gibson
county, and Frank B. Posey. of Pike county.
What is wanted in man nominated for that po-
sition is one who can carry Vanderburg county
by good majority and the victory is won. And
we think. such man can be found.
Corydon Republican: Judging from the recep-
ton given Davis in his travels through the South,
almost the entire population of that region
sorry that the South did not succeed. These
outburts are evidences that the same spirit exists
in the South now that predominated in 1861, and
the people of that section only need an opportu
nifty to accomplish what their hearts desire.
Kentland Gazette: When Mr.. Blaine said
that the Republic were rot bed of the trust of
government by Bourbon outrages in the South,
he was waving the bloody shirt. But when jeff
Davis talked rank treason the other day at Mont
gomery, he was merely wrapped in the mantle
of regret The Democrats and their mugwump
allies have convenient eyes and cross them
at will.
Rushville Republican: The people of this
country are just now receiving a series of vau-
able object lessons in regard to variety of very
important things. The school is a somewhat
rough one, but when it shall have been dismissed
AS it will be in due time-millions of us will find
on examination day, that we have had some
highly useful ideas thumped into our heads Let
us try to utilize them.
Hunting5urg Argus Having now Greed his
mind, it would be wise and becoming in Davis
to return to his retirement, and remain quiet for
the rest of his days. The nation that he tried to
destroy is not only strong but is magnanimous
No other would have given such liberty of per-
son, and freedom of speech, to man who. in
every aspect and under every definition Of crime
against the state, was traitor-nothing more
nor less.
Vevay Reveille: The voters who placed the
Democratic party in power will. at the earliest
opportunity, matter of self-defense, divest
it of power 1t has been tried and found want
ing. Business men know it to their sorrow, for
their ledgers show the result; capitalists know
it, for the loss from idle capital proves they are
| daily worth less; workingmen keenly realize it
| for want of labor and reduced wages when they
| do work