The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-02

keep the two together in supply ana 49,. :,
IN turn maintains for the alternative Z. 81. his
Tic system an equilibrium and sol,dit~ , lstal.
never exists under any other system. II 49,, which
Courier-Journal louisville
IHE silver dollars that we have we co,,a S.
care OF. They would be useful. and tts ~ TAKE
coinage fixed. The supply of two nnii iissuls Of
nonln OF silver bullion notes, equal to ths -,
dollar in value. would replace the rat;-a .ae gold
national bank notes as the debt is reduced y
sherman bill bears the marks of the hand :. lns
VINO mas mastered the subject Cincinnati r one
mercial Gazette Con-
THE social theory of the German na.w,.
very different one from Prince BismarsS,nn'e =
sucn outrage against humanity would he 40
Die under 1t Every mans aim would be- y pOssl
operate with his neighbor, on the nrir.;.,so Co
the true good of all brings happiness 70 'nst
is this mutually just form of society tb.. =
many is striving to reach and which pa uef-
marck labors to prevent.-Boston Advertseo.n a-
THE conservatism of the English ia o,a..
great national qualities. It has had mneh "a .n1r
with their political successin the past and;. " 40
modify the change impending for the f,snss may
revolution to an evolution. But the stsrS iUa
ground of English conservatism must 10 ss suing
steadily forward, and its positions srs". sn1eo
abandoned it it is to moderate the rr.oesiVeiy
ward democracy it can no longer res,st ess 20
York Times. -NeV
THE construction of system Of rslv..
this vast empire Chinal, is an undertake.. O os
immense magnitude, and will afford most r-ss y
able opportunities for the investment az fa.s:IE
capital, and magnificent field for the erara!sa
OF the engineering skill of Europe and Amer
1t is to be regretted that our citizens will =
obliged to compete with their transatlant;. =
walls for a share in this prospective obon.r,.s
under so many and such serious disadyantaes.
Chicago News.
THE truth is the American people hava =.
thought of abandoning government by parts"
and never have had. Everything human il liz
BILE to abuse, and whatever few theorists ms,
have intended, may still hope for, the great
mass of voters of the country have never fors
moment entertained the idea of farming ont ths
offices to a class and then running what is left
OF politics on plane of ethics which, from
lofty height. looks down with a frown of "a
proach upon anything like self-seeking in poll
tics There is no danger that politicians will not
be partisans. -Chicago Inter Ocean.
THE people in general are forced to become
parties to strike that interrupts public travail
and deranges commerce. In such case itis moi
simply the duty of the commonwealth to pra
serve the peace but to end the strike, or ra,hs,
to prevent any forced interruption of public
travel and traffic. When the State has providsS
the means for fair and just arbitration il
should make the resort to such solution com.
pulsory on common carriers and their EMPLOYEES
aud treat a strike which aims to block lines ~
public transportation and travel as a conspiracy
against the public good-Chicago Tribune
THERE is danger that professional workino
men and selfstyled 'sreformers7 will make sueh
extreme demands as cannot receive the approval
of anybody who wishes to retain a semblancs d
law and justice. For instance, when they libel
great hotel on the ground that contractors hired
non-union men to paint its interior and when
in resentment, they place spies on guard 70
harry the guests of the house by informing them
that they are henceforth under ban, the public
will strenuously disapprove. When as their
State convention did in Albany last week, thsy
resolve not only to boycott all who employ
Chinese labor, and all who sell the products Of
that labor, but also ''al citizens who may in
any manner assist the Chinese, they manifest
spirit of savage intolerance which will be re-.
garded with disgust and dlsdain.-Frank Lesis's
Weekly.