The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-30

rub.-Mount Vernon Sun.
Mary had little lamb,
Its fleece was white as snow;
Since Grover was elected
Poor lamb he stands no show.
Columbia City Commercial.
The unqualified condemnation of the Sem
ate, or the obstructing minority. by the pub
lie has no doubt had much to do with the
decision to permit a vote. and common
sense will again be allowed TO govern that
august body.-Terre Haute Mail.
When you hear of a factory shutting
down or reducing the pay of it's employees.
don't blame the Democratic party for it. 1t
is simply coincidence that ii should &C.
cur under the administration that advocates
free Understanding Standard
In every State where elections are held
this fall the issue is between hunger and
pauper wages, as represented by the~D De
mocracy. and the protection of American
industry. with plenty of work and good
party.-Shelbyville Republican.
Events go TO show that the Republican
Senator's even though in the minority in the
Senate, had much to do I'm the solution of
the repeal question But for their firm adj
herence to the right and their persistent
demand for action, IL Is difficult to say what
would have been the end.-Fort Wayne
Gazette.
The Indiana summers, and the equally
audacious females of 'highly respectable
families" who whipped girls of shady repu-
tation in Nebraska, do not seem TO have
been received with the plaudits evidently
desired. However good their motive, and
evil the vices which IL was sought TO cor
rect it is Impossible to right sone wrong by
another.-Lafayette Call.
While there will be more or less justifa-
BILE regret that the great fair has passed
into history and memory, there are other
cogent reasons why the public should heave
a long-drawn RICH of resef 1t has been q
especially in this contiguous territory. and
its effect in some ways has been almost
Observation-Disclosures Courier.
A crowd OF men were assembled In a
business place here a day or two ago, and
got to complaining about hard times, and
this brought on politics Finally one of the
crowd, Democrat, got the floor and said:
Gentlemen, you can't lay this condition OF
affairs to the Democrats. 1t is all the fault
of the - fool Republicans who voted the
Democratic ticket last fall."-Elkhart Re-
view.
We are, as a people, closely united, and
as is being demonstrated this summer.
when one class suffers, all suffer. Capital
lists are making nothing with their money,
their stocks, their manufactures or stores,
and laborers and farmers are realizing
small returns for their work. The fear of
Democratic legislation has paralyzed bust
ness and brought serious loss to all classes
of people.-Greenfeld Review.
Two years ago the Plain Dealer favored
taking the Republican State convention to
Fort Wayne, but the experience was any
thing but satisfactory. The hall and hotel
accommodations were found TO be made
ouate and the attendance was light be-
cause of the expense involved in travelling
to remote part OF the State. The Plain
Dealer Is frank to admit, now that the ex-
pertinent has been tried. that Indianapolis
is the only city in Indiana fitted in all re-
spects for convention purposes. and there
the Republicans should meet next year TO
nominate State ticket.-Wabash Plain
Dealer.