The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-02-28
THE STATE PRESS.

The striking popularity Of the Harrison
presidential boom is that it doesn't boom
I'm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Democrat.
Perhaps Mr. Sovereign is beginning
to have doubts as TO the extent and ac-
! curacy of his legal knowledge.-OsgoOd
Journal
We should not be surprised to hear
through the republican newspapers that
Judge Gresham was a deserter.-Logans-
port Pharos.
The land teens with the herring"
class Of tariff reformers. Legislation
that benefits all. and not "A class. is the
demand of the hOur-FrankfOrt Crescent.
Gen. Sickles seems to be fighting the
president now about as bitterly he did
before the presidential nomination was
made. Likewise with about the same
amount of harm.-LapoTte Argus.
Let labOring men remember that the
two republican congressman from this
state voted against the income tax bill.
Republicans don't want the capitalists
to pay their share of the tax.-Rushville
Jacksonian.
The pinch-back republican senators
have done their party quite as much
harm In the Peckham business as Hill
has inflicted upon the democracy. Both
are squarely gainst decent government.
-KOkOmO Dispatch.
While congress can do nothing for
want of a quorum, members are off look
ing after their private affairs and po-
litical fences. When a man is paid 10
discharge certain duties he should do his
duty or resign.-New Albany Ledger
The latest news from the senate sub
committee having the tariff bill under
consideration IS to the effect that what
ever changes may he made in the Will
son bill the income tax will be retained.
For that much let us be duly thankful
Evansville Courier
The fact that hustling. wide-awsks
Thomas Taggsrt has again been selected
chairman of the state central committee
is sufficient to infuse renewed confidence
in the democracy of our Hoosier state.
With such 2 leader defeat is very i'm
probable.-Clay City Sentinel.
Wheat is two bushels for a dollar
suggests the Rushville Republican.
which leads us also 10 remind our es-
teemed friend. Editor Moses. that wheat
is yet enjoying the twenty-iive-ceni
protection of the Mckinley bill. But
it won't long.-Greensburg New Era.
The truth is there can be no sweeping
reforms accomplished until most OF the
back numbers that now make up the
roll of membership Of the senate are re-
placed with live. energetic. capable men
i'm sympathy with the genius and in
spring impulses of the present genera
tion.-Evansville Courier.
Gen. Fred Knefer evidently has a
grievance against Gen. Gresham. This
grievance is a small exhibition of petty
spite work which viii do the accuser no
good with thinking people. For one SOL
der thirty years after the war closed,
to try and blacken the record OF another
soldier for partisan purposes. is to say
the least, Observation-Disclosures Cres-
cent.
Ex-President Harrison simply spoke
the solemn truth when he referred 20
1.-The present distress which we enjoy"
He speaking to the members Of the
Lincoln league, and there was perhaps
not man there who does not thorough
ly enjoy the present depression in
business, or who would not regret 20
see prosperity under a democratic adj
ministratiOn. The army of the unem-
ployed is all too small to satisfy them,
and the starting Of factory has a de-
pressing effect on their spirits.-Lebanon
Pioneer.