The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-09
The State Press.


Protection must he considered the policy OF
this government in the future. as IL has been IN
the past. We downed free-trade yesterday.
-Muncie Times
Notwithstanding denrty United States mar
shals' intimidation, corruption fund. and all the
tricks known TO politics, the bows all voted
straight and weeded up every row IN the whole
corn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Journal.
Don't ge; out of humor because Ben Harrison
will De President. de will give tie country
wise. patriotic and economic administration. He
risked his life in defense CT the Union. and he
will now devote his best energies and all his
ability TO its service.--Frankfort Banner.
One y, the best results of the election, besides
the triumph Of Gen. Ben Harrison. Is the cleo
ton OF General Hovey Governor. The old
hero made gallant canvass and earned his
honor as he always earned all his honors, by
hard work aud devotion to the cause Evans
vile Journal.
Columns might be written upoo the magni-
tude and significance of this result, but the hosts
OF the men who won tbe triumph need no inspi-
ration for their great Joy, and no guide to full
appreciation OF its causes and future consequent
ces. There is no eloquence of words that can
add jot title to the great rejoicing that fills
every Republican heart In the land to-day, and
no suggestion that can enhance its patriotic
fervor 1t Is victory, and in that word are In
cluded the grand accom- plishments, the glorious
promise and the splendid fulfliment that glow
and brighten upon the future of our happy and
beloved lapd.-Logansport Journal
The voice Of the people has declared that
American industries and American homes shall
be protected The interests OF the men who
fought and bled TO save their country must be
considered. No moro destroyers of the Union
will be placed in power. No more rebels will be
placed on the Supreme Bench. No more private
pension bills will De vetoed out of pure con-
iemptsble partisanship. and no more rebel flags
will be returned The day for the defunct
Confederacy to rule this govern ment is past,
and the three hundred and fifty pounds OF Buff
fao beef that has occupied the presidential chair
for four years past can fish forever after March
next so far as the people are concerned.
Princeton Leader.
After next March it will be President Harri.
son. The campaign has proved that Harrison
Is q bigger man than was known or believed.
He has made a wonderful canvass. and has
proved himself complete master of the situation
In all OF his trying situations no has not made
one mistake or said one word out OF place,
though he has made many speeches and to men
10 ali professions and trades 10 life He is not
only sfateemaD, but he is q man OF firm
moral character and pure habits of life In all
the political wrancles aud trumped-up political
lies, which be firmly denied, not one breath or
whisper has been brought against his good
name. He Will go into the White House a
great man and one fears but bs will deport
himself there with wisdom and moderation.
-VIncennes Com mereial.
Republicans think what a glorious victory
this signifies. II means the admission of Dakota
the reassembng of Congress. with addi-
tion of two in the Republican Senate and FIVE
or six in the House. 1t means another great
and growing Republican State added to the
solIdly Republican North. IL means also the
passage of law correcting the present
inequalities of the tariff, and keeping steadily
in view the great Republican principle of pro
lection 10 home industry. OF the success Of
this system let the past twenty-five years speak.
The next four years will be eloquent OF the
bsne6ts OF Republican doctrines. aud with the
gain mentioned the country may be counted
upon as Republican for the next twenty years
Let Us hope that il also means a publication OF
the ballot. Ben Harrison is kid-glovs states
man. He is a man of both brains and nerve,
and under his administration it is more than
likely that great advance will bs made toward
the solution of the Southern question, which
mono but fools consider settled.-Fors Wayne