The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-10-18
THE STATE PRESS.

GOVERNOR CHASE is making Q most re.
markable canvass of the State. He seems
to he every where three or four times o
day.-Anderson Times.
TALK about taxation. The people OF In
dinna are being taxed over S31 every hour
of their lives to pay just the interest on the
Democratic State dcbt-Corydon Repub-
lican.
The people of Auburn have another in
crease of taxes for 1892 of s2.010. while the
railroads pay Sos more. This wise ana
beDeficent law" IL getting after the rail-
roads with q vengence.-Auburn Dispatch.
EVERY new industry introduced in this
country during the last thirty years has
been opposed by the Democratic party, so
1t Is not strange to lind 1t opposing the
making of tin-plate in Amerlca-Prlnceton
Clarion.
OVER fifty million dollars of the peoples
money were placed on deposit in favored
national banks during Cleveland's admin
Istration, instead of being applied to the
reduction OF the public debt. as has been
done under Harrison's administration.
-LaPorte Herald.
IL the tax on State bank bills be taken
of. we may expect banks TO eprIng up all
over the State and their issues 10 be no
better than was the money of their fore
runners, q calamity that will cost the peo-
pie millions of dollars In losses and benefit
only the shysters who start them-North
Manchester Journal.
ELECTION boards on the day of the cleo
ton will be wide awake and ready to take
in the careless and unwary. Democratic
judges. clerks and inspectors will demand
that the requirements of the law he fully
and exactly met. 1t stands Republicans IN
hand TO understand correctly what they
must do to secure the counting of their
yotes.-Warren Republican.
DOUBTLESS workinRmen have had in
their possession bills of suspended national
banks, but they never lost q cent, and the
bill procured them just as many necessa-
rics as would u bill of n perfectly solvent
national bank. In the days of Democratic
wildcat money. the laborer who was
caught will D hill Of a broken hank, found
himself in possession of worthless pa per.
The Democratic party platform demands q
return TO the wildcat system. and the par
tain this enc. Ii they really x pect to DO
successful on this issue, it is Q delusive
hope.-Fort Wayne Gazette.
Republicans Do Their Own Thinking.
Cory don Republican.
The Louisville Post is q leading Demo-
cratic paper of Kentucky. 1t is the most
Il ouS utlNo OciuOSIablC U8-
per published in Louisville. In its issue of
Oct. :. IN speaking of the detection of
Judge Gresham, it says that there will be
no such assertions in the Republican
ranks as TO make any apprecia-
Enoh of those gentlemen can control only
flew votes, aud these will cut no appre-
ciable figure in the roundup" The Post
is mighty right. The Republicans are such
frnfn nnnVfnfINn mn nYfpaynta Thnv ayA
not men-worshipers or men-followera.
They know what the great Republican
party has done for this Nation. and what a
menace the Democratic party has been to
1T, and the detection of any man from its
ranks, as the Post says. will have no appre-
ciable effect. Republicans do their own
reading, thinking and voting. and it is an
insult TO their manhood to say that they
will go over to their lifetime political enc
my because some one else has done so.