The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-10
The State Press.

Indiana ct the front Peru Republican.
The creates, day since Appomattox-Peru
Republican
The raid of the solid South upon Northern in
dustries will now cease.-Richmond Palladium
Strange, isn't it, Benjamin Harrison. who.
according 10 Democratic authority. was the most
unpopular candidate possible for the Republic
ans 10 name. has downed Grover Cleveland, the
pink of Democratic perfection. in square-toed
dghG->Sew Castle Courier.
With both branches CT Congress- and Ben Har-
rison President, &c know that Republicans will
have a letter showing in the presidential cleo
tion in ts92- There will be some electoral votes
from the Northwest Territories for the Repub-
liesn candidate the next presidential election.
Nothing could be more fitting than that the
champion of Dakota should lead to victory his
party that alone will do justice to the people Of
this Territory.-Tsrrs Haute Express
Grover Cleveland and his ad nj nis,ration have
patriotic American voters. The party that
saved ths Union once is again called TO save IL
from the rnidous policy OF Grover Cleveland.
The solid Sonth is practically confronted by
solid North. The princiD es OF protection shall
prevail Engisud's interests will be super
seeded By Americas interests In the councils OF
the STATE. Glorious Ben Harrison. q loyal son
Of Indiana, viii direct the ship OF state-Mt
Vernon Sun.
Indiana has dcse herself proud in giving her
vote TO General Harrison and electing him
President Of the United States. He is q man Of
whom every IndIanian NAV be justly proud. He
stands among the foremost statesmen OF the Ma
ton. Clean. pure, honest and able, his admin
istratioo will not ouly reflect great credit upon
hIs own State, tut on the Republican party. He
will rank among me aolest and best Presidents,
and his naturalization will be free from all
rings and corruptions.-COlumb Republican.
The election OF Benjamin Harrison to bs
President and with him a Republican Congress,
m ARA IN Gfrr N IA MAJ
States should st once BE- admlttsd-tbey are the
two Dakotas, Washington and Montana These
Territories in population, wealth, and all the
requisites Of sovereignty are entitled to be
clothed with statehood. When this shall be
done the fearful strain OF the doubtful States in
every contest will be removed, and the loyal
North, aid-d by the two Virginias. will at once
and forever end the rule of the solid South.
Frankfort Banner.
Bys most emphatic vote the people have
placed Gen. Rem Harrison in the presider tisl
char and given him . Congress that will stand
by him In his recOmme ndatIons for legislation
for the whole United States instead Of q section.
This means that man of broad views and of
fixed principles, experienced legislator, a
brave soldier, n sincere Christian and q repre-
sentative ci;iz-n has been called TO honor a seat
that was houored oy Washington, Lincoln aud
Grant-a man whose motto Is that this Is a
government of the people, for the people and by
TIE people -SouIh Bend Tribune.
Harrison's wise administration will break the
solid South and 90 remove the inspiring cause
OF sectionasm. His glorious run IN the South
Ia supplemented with . triuuphal sweep of the
North. From Maine 10 Oregon he carried
everything. with the possibs exceptions OF
Connecticut which 10 exceedingly close, and
New JERSEY which be barely lost by the miser.
able little Prohibition detection No President
ever won a ersnder triumph, none ever entered
upon the administration Of the government with
more cheering prospect. none ever filed the
high place more worthiiy than the great lndi-
anian whom We al honor and love-kokomo
Gazette Tribune.