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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-11
THE MoNoMETALLIsr STYLE.

Granting all that can be said against
the wild ideas of the populists. it can
safely be said that they have not done
more to confuse the public mind by their
fallacies and sophistries than gold mono
metaTists have done by their persistent
misrepresentation and suppresslons of
fact. The Chicago Tribune furnishes an
excellent illustration of this foolish and
injurious method of treating a public
question. 1t is a prominent paper of
large circulation and supposed to be rep
utable and reliable in it's editorial state
ments. and yet in an editorial article it
makes this dlsgraceful statement con-
corning the resolutions of the Warner BIZ
metallist meeting at Des Moines:
The statement that 1.-The terrible con-
ditiOn," etc, is caused by the alleged
"demonetiza of silver" Is a bald
headed lie. There was no silver dollars
in circulation in 1874. while in 1898
there was $500. 00O, 900 of silver money, in
Guiding subsidiary coins. the amount of
silver exceeding by 1O0.O00.00o the total
gold In the United States last year. And
all that silver is legal tender money.
metallic standard the single gold stand
ard?" Is il because they are barbarOus-
~ ignorant or actuated by lying malice?
IL must be one or the other. for no hon
est man in his sober senses would make
such an assertion.
As a matter Of fact there was just as
much silver "in circulation in 1S73-74'
as there was gold. That is to say, there
were none of either. Our sole circulation
at that time was paper money. But at
the time it was issued that paper money
was redeemable in either silver or gold.
and the decentralization act made it
redeemable in gold only. so that when
the resumption of specie payments came
in 1879 the entire currency received all
the appreciation that had come to gold
from the decentralization of silver by this
and other commercial nations. The Trib-
une's statement as to this is a bubble
of the cheapest kind.
It's denial that this country has 1.-The
single gold standard" is the most inso-
lent falsehOod that has come under our
notice recently. We cannot believe that
the Tribune makes such a statement
through ignorance The fact is too pub
lie and too easily proven for that. Any
schOOlboy can turn to the law of 1873
that makes the gold dollar the standard
of our currency. and that law has never
been repealed, or. as to this point,
amended in any way. To say that our
present standard is bime!allic would be
idiotic If it were not knowingly false.
That the silver dollar is a legal tender
has nothing to do with the question. The
greenback is legal tender, but it is
redeemable in gold, and so is the silver
dollar. under the pledges of both great
parties to maintain the parity of both
dollars
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-11

the report of another shooting by an A.
p. A. man earlier in the day, hut his
victim is not fatally wounded. What a
record for one day for an American city.
What pleasant intimation of what may
be expected elsewhere as this business
proceeds.
We call especial attention to the fact
that these elections demonstrate every
thing that The Sentinel has said con-
corning this reasonable organization. It
appeared fully by reading the dispatches
the A p. a. was an active factor in the
election everywhere. IT was formed as
an adjunct TO the republican party.
Everywhere that the a. p. A. showed
itself it was in support of the repub-
lican ticket, Just as it was here in the
last city election. At Milwaukee there
was an express a. p. A. issue between
the democrats and republicans and the
republicans carried the city by the \. p.
A. vote. At Galesburg, ILL.,. the repub-
Hcans swept the town. and every man
elected was an A. p. a. At st. Joseph,
Mo-, both the democrats and the popu-
lists were routed. and the republican
ticket was elected by A. p. A. votes.
other places show similar results. There
is no room left for question that this
movement was organized by republicans
for purely political purposes. and that
we are indebted TO that party for the
dice that Is now being poured out upon
the country. To that party we owe this
worst blot on the enlightenment and
civilization Of this century in this coun-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-11
THE MAN OF THE SEAL.

We are becoming more and more i'm
pressed with the belief that Congress-
man George Cooper is the typical man of
the Indiana state seattle man who
steadily chops wood without wasting his
time on the animals that cavort around
him. He does not make a practice Of
beating the trembling air with ponderous
oratory, but he accomplishes things. He
makes Roadway. The dispatches an
nounce that he has secured from the
committee on banking and currency a
report favoring the taxation Of green
backs. as other money is taxed That is
matter Of very great importance to In
diana. II Is an essential to a perfect
administration OF our tax law. 1t was
demanded by the democratic state con-
vention in its platform. II is OF course
equally necessary 10 Just taxation In
other states. but It is OF especial inter-
est to Indiana. because Indiana frst
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-11

OF these cities Philadelphia, Belle
fontaine and Hamilton control their own
gas works In the line of his duty, Mr..
Cooper has here been engaged in work
of practical value to the people of Wash
ington, and incidentally to the entire
country. And it may be added that in
doing his duty he has called upon himself
some unkind remarks from corporation
organs. The Washington gas light and
coke company has for its president John
r. Mclean. proprietor of the Cincinnati
Enquirer. Its original capital stock was
$4,000, but 1t has now been increased to
100000 and it has bonds and certifi-
Gates of Indebtedness outstanding
amounting to $1,000, 600. In addition to
all expenses and interest it pays a regu-
lar annual dividend Of 10 per cent. on its
stock, and in the five years. 1Ss9-1S93, it
paid extra dividends of 1882, 1878 or
nearly 5 per cent. per annum. 1t now
has on hand s2SO.0OC of undistributed
earnings. exclusive Of the undistributed
earnings of last year. It is the same old
story of gas companies everywhere
watered stock and enormous dividends,
secured by unnecessarily high rates. Mr..
Cooper has done a public service by his
work in bringing the facts to light
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-11
THE STATE PRESS.

What people want is tariff reform. not
tariff debate.-Muncie Herald.
TIL, United States senate has become
a mOrgue.-Terre Haute Gazette.
There IS no law compelling a writer
to put his words on stills just because
they are TO appear in a newspaper
Rockville Tribune.
If the tariff speeches in the senate are
inveTsely proportional TO the disgust the
people have for the senate they viii be
short and in mOnosyllables.
Senator Voorhees, is having a hard
time to harmonic his recent speech on
the Wilson bill with his past record on
the tariff question.-Attica Democrat.
Unless several senators mend their
ways there will be several pictures
turned TO the wall when the people clean
the political observation-disclosures Herald.
oh. Coxey's tramps have lots of fun.
Their record can't be beat.
For when they start for Washington.
Seymour Democrat.
The debate is on in the senate and
the wait is on in the county at large.
As the senate mas the first deal at the
cards. il has just that much the best
of the game IL the deal goes wrong
KokOmo Dispatch.
The democrats Of Indiana send notice
to congress that theN- want On Eolilpio-
missing with trusts Any effort II extend
the lives of these leeches upon the pub
lie welfare will be resented In unmistak-
abe terms.-Peru Sentinel
Senator Aldrich was the first to re-
Ply 10 Senator Voorhees, But what
was there 20 reply TO? What is the
sense OF a controversy over percenta ges?
The Indisna and the Iowa senators both
advocate the republican doctrine OF pro-
lection TO trusts.-lcvansvll.e Courier.
Passed as amended by the senate
finance committee and in the form eulo-
gized by Senator Voorhees, i'm his speech,
the tariff bill strips the armor OF justice
from democracy and leaves II naked and
defenceless to its enemies. II is a pltiful
ending 10 high hopes.-Terre Haute Ca
zette
There is a good deal Of complaint
among the members Of our bar Of the
di5courteous treatment accorded them
by Judge Baker OF the district federal
court. But they should bear in mind
that there are great many very good
judges who are utter strangers TO good
manners.-Evansville Courier.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-11

The fact should rot he lost sight of
that the Pennsylvania rioters and MUIR
iron barons of that state TO displace at
lower wages. American workingmen.
And i'm the name Of and ostensibly for
the benefit of these American working
men the national senate proposes to
permit these same barons to levy a tax
on all the people of this country.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-11

We are gratifed to note that the re-
publicans of New York are already PIN
ming their faith to David B. Hill. For
example the Troy Press says:
Resumption of tariff talk In the senate
next week Watch Hill OF New York.
He will make the Wilsonites squirm
when he confronts their misbegotten bill
with formidable facts and figures Of vital
consequence to the industrial world.
We have long believed that Mr. Hill
had all the essential qualifications of
first-class republican.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-11

In his speech announcing his candi-
dacy for senator to the people of Illinois.
Gen. Black makes many brilliant, cpl
grammatic statements, and among 9TH
ers this concerning the panic that
marked the close of Mr.. Harrison's four
years of office:
To say. because the people elected the
democratic party TO administer their af-
fairs, that therefore the ruin came, is
as idle as to say that the sun sets be-
cause 1t is dark.
A depleted treasury and false sys-
tenn os finance were the causes OF that
panic.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-11
ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENT.

J. c. H. Kokomo-The rooster was orig
inally selected as Il party emblem by the
Chapman brothers, who edited The Senti-
mel in the forties. The reason was that
they wanted TO crow over democratic
victories. The expression, Grow. Chap
man, crow" was taken up all over the
country
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-11

proposed it. through the late Senator Nc
Donald. and first demanded it in state
convention. It is also interesting to
note that II. U. Johnson. republican rep
resentative from Indiana. vigorously OPP
posed the report. just as his party has
opposed every reform i'm Indiana for the
past six years.
1t may also be mentioned in this con-
nection that Mr.. Cooper. as a member
of the committee on the District of Co
lumbia. has joined i'm report on the
gas question that is of interest to In
diana. The committee made long and
careful examination of the question of
Illuminating gas, and recommended that
the maximum price to be charged for it
in Washington be fixed at 81 per thou
sand feet, or % cents less than is now
charged in indianapolis and Evansville,
80 cents less than is charged in Lafay-
cite. New Albany and Aurora. As cents
less than is charged In Elkhart, 40 cents
less than is charged in Vincennes, Sc
cents less than is charged In Peru and
20 cents less than is charged i'm Rich
mond. In Indiana the average price of
Illuminating gas is s1.5S. The states
where the price averages less are New
York. $1.S2; Ohio. s1.45. and West Vir-
ginia, $1.3s. The cities that have OBJ
tanned lower rates than indianapolis
have usually done so by making a fight
for them. The following are noted from
the committees report as some Of the
cities that have secured lower rates. To-
gether with the rate:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-11

Benedict Arnold, after his attempt 70
betray his country, took command of
the troops Of the British. David 3.
Hill has assumed the leadership of the
publican flibusterers against the tariff
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-11

sons birthday than he did to Jefrerson's
principles in defending the senate
amendments. If jefferson were in the
senate he would read his colleagues a
lesson on faithfulness to professed prin-
ciples that would make their hair stand
on end
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-11

II there is any truth in the Washing
ton dispatches as to the opinion of In
diana congressman concerning the rea-
sons OF democratic disgust in this state,
there is most woeful avoidance of the
real reason That reason is the treason
Of alleged democrats in the senate. The
Indiana democrats want genuine tariff
reform. and they want it quickly. The
present absurd delay In the senate is
hurting the party more than all the pen
sion, patronage. and silver business COM
bined.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-11

The st. Louis Republic kicks because
Senator voorhees, puts Thomas Jeffer-
sons birthday on April ,. instead of
April 10 II IS certain that the 18th is
the 151st anniversary of his birth. ana
that is his birthday under the new style
calendar, which is, Of course. the only
one in use aow. We think. however,
that Dir. voorhees, came closer to Jeffer-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-11

Judging by the reports of recent mu-
nicipal elections the republican party
has been merged into the A. P. A.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-11

The democracy is rapidly learning who
the traitors are. The Information is not
pleasing. but it is valuable.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-27

Sn einem am ID. Suli erla1ene Was
nifeite, in tpeIdem Der Streit auSfibrlid
beIproden pirb, fommen bic 8eamten
Der ,Mmeriean federation Of 2abor" am
SdluHe su Der eIsi6en Gnii6t, bic mir
persansene Mode arsseiproden baben.
nemIid : bab bic einsis pirfiume 8afe
bes Irbeitsrs sur 4biteIuns unb 8eieitis
suns feiner 8ei9perben Der Stimms
taten 1T iuobei man %aaerbinSS nod
bic 8orlidt sebrau6en mub, nidt &ene'
saten uub MauIfedter, ionbern pirf.
Tide Sreunbe beS NrbeiterS ~ nomis
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fhIiebt nit ben @orten:
,Durd bieien Streif 1T baS Boil
auf's Neue baran erinnert tpcrben. tpels
dc unsebeuren @etpalten benz p~ereinten
capital sipeds llnterbtiiduns Der arbeis
tenoeu 8laHen aur 8erfisuns iteben
Staatstruppen unb bic 8~unoesarmee,
understandable unb seri9tlide Gins
baltsbefeble, 8rocIamationen beS Yrdii,
benton, untsritdbt burd 8aionette, bi,
sanse Gibil. uno MilitdrsM ai6ieneri,
6ss @sisbes, slass 1T auf ben 8uf be,
@vrporationen sssen bic iireiienben Gr'
better aufgeboten tpprben. 9aeegen bei
8ampf nod ldnser fortsuieben, mar,
Tborbeit. 8efIer 1T es. baB mir uns al,
unb alssmein better orSuniiren, infer
WnRen bsransubilben Iuden, bamit mi
ale ais frsie Wi6nnsr uniere Stimme al
Der Wablurne abseben unb pereint uni
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fpirtbidaft befreien, bic Serridaft bel
Sanoen Der p~Iutofratiiden 3erit6rer ent
reibsn unb in bic Sdnbe bes arbeitenoeI
Bottles lesen f6nnen."
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10. Mai 1894.

3Ise p%erlaftn Serantpn fir philadelphia unb
Ntp 2crt per .. & 8. u. ". um 3 Mprasns,
12.1U, 2.3S unp fl .35 Nadm., per .. {. 4 gB,
u. u. 600, sos, tt.20 We. unp 1 80 Ra6m.
Vsrlalsn SCRANTON fir pittstpn une gBilfss-
barrr per .. I. s. 98. ". VI. 800, sos, ft.20
Wprstus, 1870, $50, COZ, $50 Na1m.
Vsrlalen SCRANTON fur 9tbits Dawn, Sa,le-
ton, louisville unp alien punftfn Der Beaver
Mtapptp unp pcttspiIe 3peigrn, per 6. & 9D.
V. Gao Dr., per .. & y. 8 W, 1910, 2.3S,
4.16 Nabm., per >, Z. s. gB. u. ". am 600,
S.0S, f1.20 Mprgens, 1870, $50 Na6mittags.
VerIalsn scranton fur Sftblsbeni, Cation,
Hsaetna, harrisburg unp alien 3piltenpunften
per .. & =. ". u. am 500 ~. 1910, 2.3S
1l,35 Natmittass, per .. I. u gB. 600, sos,
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ea, @lmtra, Stbaea, @enepa unb 3pilhrnpunf-
ten per .. s. =. ". ". um 9.07 %, f2.t0une
1875 @aGm., per . 9 & W " u am sos "
l.3U Hahmttiags.
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Niagara 6dllsn, Detroit, 9bieasu une psifIihsn
punftsn par y d 3 " 9.U7 w, 1910, 9.f5,
it.35 Na9my PER D & W " u unb pittstpn
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pulmann parlpr unp StIaf- pber I. y.
Selelpassn auf allen .3llgtu spilben Z. & 81.
5unrtipn pber Wilfesbarrt unb Stem Wort Obi.
laeslpbia, Buffalo unp Suspsnlion yrlde.
&pllin =. Wtlbur, Sen. Cup. Def Div.
ebas. 9. zee, @sn. pal. assnt pbilabtI,
pbta, ga.
y. W. Runnsma6er, aft. @sn. pad. sssnt,
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Wettsrf 9lusiunft srtbrilt %. {. prppr, Stabt-
assnt, 300 ead'a Apsnug scranton, ga.
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Samfag, ben IL. auanif 1894.

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aelftlt pom Common pltas @sribt BON 9ada-
mama COUNTY unb an mild seribtft, iperbe iG
in BEN 9purtbauIs Der Stabt SCRANTON, am
Samitas, ben IL. Gusuf 1894,
UNI 10 llbr gcrmittass, bur6 SfsntIi6sn stus-
ruff ale bic Rehts, 3itsl unp SntereIsn bsr
g%trflasteu in unp auf bic natfclgsne bd6ries
bensn Strsdrn, parsslen uub Stride 9ane
gum gerfauf ausbistsn, nemlib:
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bss gtrflasisn, Spbn ID. Gaiss, Nbminifratur
ees ssrif. patrid @asanaust. in unb auf al bic
gtpiGs Got, Strsdt pbn parstlt eanb, sflssen
In Der 6. Warb bon Scranton, 9adapanna
County unb Staat ytnnIplpanisn, bssrtn,t une
bsl6risben ME folst, nemlib NDrblid pom
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burG lltbni6rtibuus BON Nary GapaHausb an
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unb Staat psunlplpanitu, bssrsntt une bsihrie.
ben ME felst, ntnlih Aufaustno i'm Centrum
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br Srisnalpermsiuna, pen ba tntlene btiasisr
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ten Msnisomsry's eaub. mic in 1889, f22 &u-
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so Sdsr eanb unb u paiitIbt eanb, ibHtrassr
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Die scutf6en Sauern.

IS 1T cine bemertenstpertbe unS fir
ieben Deuifdsn iiderlid iebr erfreulide
Iatia9e. baB serabe bic oeuti6en 8aus
ern am beiten PORTRAITS fommen, ielbft
tpenn iie gang arm, aus Der alien Seimatb
bieriber in bieieS 2anb famen. Hatiirs
lid fbnnen uniere 8auern i'm Iueemeis
men nod nidt nit ben groben, reiden
Neip /. GnsIanb 8 9auern tpetteifern, bic
Sunberte bon Mdern unter &uItur baben
unb nit SiiIfe bieler @eipanne unb Der
beIten Ianbpiribidaftliden Waitienen
bearbeiten !; aber i'm 8leinbetrieb iinb tie
bod iiberau ben anberen Nationen bor'
aus. DaS 1T aber aud iebr natirIid
unb idon aus benz beutiden natiunaIen
2eben unb Gbarafter Ieidt erfldrlid.
Ser beutide Bauer bat Elm iebr ausses
prastes Ssimatbss unb SamiliensefdbL
ipie man es anbersipo nur ieIten finbet.
gr ipa briiben idon bon Der SuSenb auf
nit 2uft unb 2iebe Bauer, benz iein SauS
unb Sof, 2anb unb 8ieb, nidt muir Wits
tel gum @eIberperb tparen, ipnbern ibm
aud ais SamiIiensut am Sersen Iasen.
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@eiddftsmann alS-nir mbbten fa9en
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9a arbeiten Batter, Mutter unb 8inoer
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llnIuit, ionbsrn nit Sreuoen. So, es
tbut benz bsutiden Bauer orbentlid peb,
ipenn er iiebt, ipie oft fem enslii6er
3adbar ii9 70 tpenis UNI iein 2anc films
inert. Mir baben unter bielen beuti6en
8auern, bic mir fennen unb bic fait obne
g4uSnabme tiidtise 2anbpirtbe iinb, nur
feIten einen sefunpen, Der ernitli6 unsu'
frisben mar uno Der feline neue Seimatb
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ben Idnolidsn 8eruf erfiaen unb baourd,
mad 8rafteu our Sebuns Der amerifaui.
iden 2anbtuirtbidaft beitrasen belfen.