The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-02-21
THE STATE PRESS.

The income tax should he praised for
the enemies it has made.-Fountain War
rem Democrat.
There is nothing now left for the fed
eral senate to do but to vote. The cOuu-
try demands this. and it will take moth
ing less.-Seymour Democrat
The effects Of the pending tariff reform
bill are far-reaching. Twenty-four pau
pers in a New Jersey aims house have
struck for more fOod.-Seymour Demo-
crat.
The two republican congressman from
this state cast their votes against the
Wilson bill. They ought to stay at home
hereafter. as they do not represent the
people OF Indiana.-Bluffton Banner.
The calamity howl is growing weak
and hoarser and the howlcrs evidently
have frogs in their threats. The
steady revival Of business knocks the
wind out of them.-Bluffton Banner.
So We say the denunciations of the
high tariff papers at this juncture are
TO be taken as a matter of course and
they disturb no one. not even the mills
that arc rcsuming operations.-Ft. Wayne
Journal.
Seventeen democrats voted against the
Wilson bill. And every one OF these sew
enteen democrats was elected on "A
tariff reform platform This treachery
d La
fayette Journal.
Some times men who run factories
find some one who makes it an object
to shut down. In fact it is an open
secret that trusts frequently pay some
of the factories "A good round sum to
shut down.-Nluncie Herald.
The two republican congressman from
Indiana voted against the income tax
and a reduction Of the tariff. thereby
ha int Of 1,safr-
constituents What does Indiana want
with republican congressman anyhow
Anderson Democrat
The man who obtrudes his sore head
into the councils of the democratic party
in these times when mighty ef-
forts for the general welfare are absorb
ing the earnest and enthusiastic APP
proval of the masses, will get it punched.
Evansville Courier
AS an evidence that manufacturing
has not stopped and that there is still
demand for products, an object lesson
was furnished Saturday when four model
barges passed this city laden with 81
OO00 900 worth Of manufactured steel
from Pittsburg, bound for St Louis
New Albany Ledger.
This is the time of year at which many
of our Democrat exchanges refer to
Hog Allen" Allen county may be hog
gish" in its demands for office. but our
republican friends about election time
think that she gives a. 'hoggish' ma
iority It would he better for the democ-
racy if there was a few more Hog Al
lens" in the state-Huntington Democrat
The meeting of the democratic editorial
association at indianapolis last week was
one of the most enthusiastic and success
full midwirter meetings ever held by the
association. From all over the state
come cheering reports Of democratic
harmony and enthusiasm. Democrats
realize that this is life and death
struggle with the plutocrats of the land,
and they are ready for the fray.-Miiami
County Sentinel.
There are evident signs all over the
country of the improving prospects Of
business. Non-partisan merchants and
manufacturers all concur in testifying TO
the unmistakable evidence of returning
prosperity Most of the mills, furnaces
and othe. manufacturing industries
either have resumed or are preparing TO
resume operations, and the present out
look is altogether hopeful. The melan-
choly walls Of paid party organs cannot
stay the advent of better times any
longer.-Connersville Examiner.
With this issue of the Sentinel closes
it's fifty-siXth year. The next number
will have ushered in it's fifty-seventh
year. This certainly is heritage to be
proud of and one that means more than
a ripe and useful existence. 1t means
the evolution of the primeval forest, in
habited by the native red men and wild
animals, into beautiful farm land in
habited by thrifty yeomanry and decked
with churches and school houses in the
most secluded places. When the Peru
Forester of which the Sentinel is the
legitimate successor, was first issued in
1887 the white man was just obtaining
foOthold in the Wabash valley. Since
then the Sentinel under its various titles
has kept pace with the spirit OF progress,
and today with no small degree Of pride,
the management beholds a monument to
wisdom, thrift and enterprise that shall
endure as long as the ages.-Miami
County Sentinel, Feb. 10.