The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-27
TIE STATE E

CLEVELAND cnn now go fishing, but Har-
rison will catch the sh.-Anderson
Herald.
THE same leaders - the same result.
Protection to America and American in
terests will wiD.-Union City Times.
BEFORE Grover reaches the end of the
race he will conclude the pommel of the
political saddle Is as dangerous as those
the cavalry had to contend with during
the war.-Brazil ENTERPRISE.
AMERICANS pay their taxes to support
this government. Let Us hold on to pro-
lection. thereby making the EnRlishman
pay bls part in return for the advantages OF
our market Bloomfield News.
WE accept the issue and will meet the
enemy on ground of his own choosing. The
Repu blican party stands for America and
American institutions against the labor de-
grading system of the old w~Orld.-Frank-
fort News
Mr.. g. CLEVELAND. we believe, Is the
gentleman who favored only one term In
the presidency. Well, the people agreed
with him as to his individual case. and
their opinion.-Greensburg Standard.
CLEVELAND may be safer than the party
which he represents and which Is certain
to Influence his policy, but he stands for a
policy of interference with domestic manu-
factures which would unsettle the value of
$4,000 DOC, 600 invested in manufactures.
-Goshen Times.
WITH farmer Matthews, who farms by
proxy. lawyer Moon. who doesn't practice
law. and G~eoloqist Gorby. who knows more
about liquids than solids. the Democratic
ticket is a sham and a fraud, and the peo-
pie will find 1t out before November.
-Franklin Republican.
THE loudest groan of the Democratic or
gans comes In when they place the figures
"for pensions" to the men who saved the
Union from the hands of the destruction
lists. Ii 10 not strange that they grumble.
1t Is a little hard to be licked. and then go
on paying the fellows who did the licking.
-Huntingburg Argua
THE Democratic national convention
having bnncoed itself with q fraudulent
alleged soldier for Vice-president and hav-
mg been carried off Its heels by q free
trade hurrah, may be said TO have me assured
up to General Grants estimate of the Demo.
cratic party's facility for laundering.
-KokOmo Gazette-Tribune-
So far as Republicans are concerned,
they are very we'll satisfied with MI. Cleve-
lands nomination. 1t would have been
easier perhaps, to have defeated Col. Ike
Gray, had he headed the Democratic ticket,
but General Harrison will beat sven his old
rival so bndly that the latter will live to
wonder whatever he was begun for.-La-
fayette Courier.
ALREADY q majority of tho opponents
of President Harrison for q denomination
arc beginning to see that his selection was
the very wisest aud best thing which
could have been done. The great clamor
for q new candidate at Minneapolis was
largely superficial. President Harrison
was the real choice of a very large MAORI
ty Of the party, and his denomination ia
hailed with delight from ocean TO ocean.
-Mishawaka Enterprise.
HER Is not one single thing in the four
years of C~levelandIsm which entities the
Democratic nominee TO appeal to Repub-
licens to refuse Mr.. Harrison their votes
and give them to him. Therefore, he can
ask Republicans TO give him the preference
only on the sole ground that he is for free
trade, foreign goods and low wages, while
his competitor il for protection and the
preservation of the high American wage
scale. No true Republican can be caught
by that bait.-SeymOur Republican.