The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-13

ability. The Journal made a great fight,
and while 1t may have wearied some OF It's
rural readers with keeping everlastingly at
get half as tired of il as Mayor Sullivan
and his disreputable gang did.-Kokomo
Tribune.
"won by the people, says the Indianapo-
lis Journals heading announcing the cleo
ton of Mr.. Denny as Mayor of Indianapo-
lis That is the size of 1t. and 1t is to be
hoped the Journal. Mr.. Denny and the pol
iticians of indianapolis will not forget
who killed cock robin before the incoming
administration goes out of power. The cleo
ton OF Mr. Denny by 5000 pluraiity was
significant protest against ring rule and the
Item.
The Republicans Of Indiana are proud Of
the work done by the Republicans in the
capital city of the State. The victory was
won on the right line. 1t was victory OF
the moral element of society against all
buke to those Who favored building up for
eign industries in place of those or our
owncountry. 1t was victory for Repup-
lished a precedent that will be followed all
over the State as soon as the people again
have chance to express themselves by
their ballots.-Columbus Republican.
The result Is most encouraging to all
honest citizens who desire clean, efficient
ipal affairs. 1t was triumph Of common
sense over party politics and the disgrace
full things that always grow out of parti-
san control of cities. This election is a
step toward strictly corporate or munich
pal government as distinguished from pure
ly partisan or party management. The
trend Of the times Is away from party
control toward business management . ana
the people have hung out the sign, mo
partisan need apply."-Richmond lndepend-
emit.
The newly elected Mayor and other Of
ficers and others have a very grave respon-
sibility resting upon them. The people have
demanded revolution OF affairs, and they
will expect their chosen representatives to
carry out their wishes They not only
their own fame, but add favor to the party
that rallied the forces for their election.
If they fail to meet expectations they must
not only go out in ignominy and disgrace,
but call down the popular disfavor upon
their party that promised so much, only to
deceive the people after 1t had won their
votes.-Kokomo Times.
Indianapolis offered the first opportunity
the workingmen have had to record their
reputation of the Democratic party. and
they have spoken in such terms as cannot
be misunderstood by Sullivan and the SEN
deceived by the lying campaign Of the Dem
ocratic party and gave 1T their support and
terest experience that has ever befallen
American workingmen that they were mis-
led and deceived by their pretended friends
and induced TO exchange the most prosper
dismal and despairing circumstances which
now surround them.-Kokomo Tribune.
1t is not necessary to claim that the en-
tire six thousand votes changed from Sulli-
vans former vote to Denny's recent vote
were Republican, because they were not
but still they were cast for Republican
nominees, teaching a lesson just as whole
some to one party as another The best
principles and the best promises won, and
the election Of Mr.. Denny and the largest
part Of the ticket is reaSsuring and Stimu-
lating to the Republicans of Indiana as
well as to the friends of good order and
morals. What the Republicans OF Indian
their own party and many good men out
side of it to support their ticket can be
done elsewhere. and what they have. Sc
SHred and may Keep a Gnn Ps xnrsss Dy
The great victory contains lesson that
ought not to be soon forgotten. The cap
ital city has, under the Sullivan ring, been
wide open. The scenes last Sunday among
the dives and brothels, nearly every one
of which was open, were a disgrace and
a damnable outrage against the virtues
of a community presumed to be respecta-
BILE, but which could not, owing to the
looseness with which Sullivan conducted af-
fairs. 1t now remains for the Republicans
to stand boldly by their promises and make
indianapolis the respectable, lava abiding
city 1t deserves to be. The victory is not
alone a Republican one. Respectable Dem
glory. Tired of the lawlessness of the Sui
livan-Coy gang they spoke for respectable
ity and honesty, knowing that these would
be abiding principles if Republicans were
nlaced i'm cOntrOl-South Bend Tribune.