The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-09-29

When Copoer hears from the Fifth dis
trict ne will think it is in Maine.-Danville
Republican.
Congressman Brett is reported to have
said that the Democrats of the Second dis
trict had fooled the Republicans into vot-
ing the Populist ticket before, and would
do so again."-Washington Gazette.
Down in Bartholomew county the anti
Cooper men are turning out en- masse to
hear Hon. Jesse OTerstreet discuss the
issues of the day. Mr.. Overstreet is max
ing votes wherever he addresses the people.
-Plainfield Progress.
Ex-President Harrison will make but four
speeches during the campaign and these are
to be in his beloved Indiana. No President
has ever retired from the White House
with more respect since the days OF George
Observation-Disclosures Review.
The alleged good times which the Dem
ocratic papers are now shouting about as
already here seem TO have brought along a
reduction of wages in all lines of labor. 1t
is to be hoped that wages will not continue
10 decrease as these good times Increase.
Liberty Herald
Republicans who are not at work should
begin instantly and be in position to ap-
preciate the victory. Several good Demo-
Gratis in this county are helping us now,
anu quick work should be made of this
revenue-tariff fake while there 5 lots OF
help.-MartinsvilIe Republican.
The old soldier who can vote with the
Populist party, whose platform is disregard
of law and government and contempt for
our governmental Institutions, has forgot
ten that he fought four years to make
this the best and strongest government in
the world.-Clay City Enterprise.
If you haven't had enough of Growers
clover and want more of it, just vote for
Bynum. He is one vino helped SOW the
seed from which. this luxurialt growth of
Glover came. Grover says the seeding
and harvesting, as II were, have not COM
Henry your vote.-Pendleton Republican.
If the Hon. Bob Bell wants to get rid of
his ducats by inserting the name Elkhart
in place of Allen n the proposition he made
at Muncie the other day. ard will come
over here and bring his check book. we
will show him -how-he can reduce his bank
account as rapidly as the gold reserve is
being reduced. Bob is a buffer, if any
~ing.-Elkhar journal.
The people of Clinton county will see to
it that no Democratic official will enter the
courthouse this fall. They know that in the
DAYS gone by the gang, now thirsty and
ever SO hungry, not only proved incompe-
tent, but were wholly corrupt. Every man
on the Republican ticket will be elected
by a plurality that will simply paralyze the
Observation-Disclosures News.
The Republican is informed that Stock
slayer said in his recent speeches at Buena
Vista and Laconia that the new tariff bill
would make cheaper clothing for the peo-
pie, and that. later in his speech, he said
free wool would make that commodity
higher. These statements show the usual
inconsistency OF Democratic stumpers. If
free wool makes higher wool how. can
clothing be cheaper?-Corydon Republican.
The Daily Press. the Democratic organ
of this city, is doing all in it's power to
make a disturbance in the American tin
- 49,. l~ro hntr-on fhn x>orlfoQn
and the proprietors. They are bowling
about a. cut in wages, when no cut has
been made. From good authority We learn
that no cut is onteInplatso IN an met
that nothing has been announced to them
regarding a Call Leader.
Congressman Taylor is being called on
for many explanations. and while he is in
the explaining business he might tell why
the first removal of a postmaster in this
county was that of an old, crippled,
broken-down soldier. who had given emil
nent satisfaction to the patrons of the
office. TO make room for a strong, healthy
Democrat. Was that e fair specimen OF
Democratic papers so glibly prate?-Gioson
County Leader
At the reunion of the Tenth Regiment
held last week ar Lebanon the veteran Gen.
Manson was there. He tod the boys: 4
do not want to make a political speech 1
wont do it. / have two invitations to at.
tend reunions iii Ohio. One Is the regimen
commanded BOY Maj: William mckinley. one
of the great men of the Nation, but l want
to say to you, boys. that INDIANA IS pr9ne
as her citizen the erealest living go
msn-Benjamin Harrison-"-Fowler Repuo-
lican Era
Democratic speakers and papers in Indi-
ana are devoting much time and space to
| the biggest kind OF a lie relative to the
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