The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-10-15
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When you rob the laboring men of their
employment you rob the farmers of their
customers.IShelbyville Republican.
The Democrat who expresses his honest
opinion of Congressman Wilson'S speech in
London does it exclusively in cuss words.
Converse Journal.
The people have it in for the Democratic
party, not only for what it is and for what
1t has been. but also for what it has and
has not done.-Kokomo Tribune.
The people are learning that a sound
tariff policy protects the laborer and the
farmer as well as the manufacturer and
the capitalist.-Martinsvilie Tribune.
One quarter of beef roasted in a ditch
will draw more people to a Democratic
meeting than all the best speakers the
party can control-Columbia City Mail.
Brass bands. marching clubs and barbe-
cues are arguments of little avail in a year
when reduced wages and broken enterprises
are talking on the other side of the Ques-
tion.-Peru Republican.
Republicans should not lose sight of the
fact that the Indiana State machinery Is
all in the hands of the Democrats and If
the State is reclaimed it Will require hard
and persistent work from now until election
~day.-South Bend Tribune.
Free trade is far more damaging to the
laborer than to the manufacturer. The
manufacturer can get his money back by
reducing the wages of the men he employs,
but the day laborer has no means OF es-
cape.-Parke County Journal.
If a Democratic tariff law which retains
protection in spots has the effect of reduc-
ing the wage CT workingmen by 20 per
cent. what would be the reduction caused
by P tariff law with the protection spots
all taken out?-Richmond Palladium.
If wool. as Voorhees, predicted, had gone
up as a result of the removal of the tariff
it would have disproved every Democratic
argument in favor of free wool and the
United States would have thrown away tn
revenues from the wool tarif.-Logansporl
Journal.
Think of it. Three cold winters must
elapse before a Republican President can
be inaugurated. What a time we will all
have kicking our feet to keep warm. But
consider the extra kicking the fellows who
voted for Cleveland will have to do.-New
Castle Courier.
A Democrat asked last week: where
have wages gone down since the new tariff
law took ~effect?" A man that was stand
ing by and had just been thrown out of
employment. said: II do not know that
wages have gone down, but my job has
gone up."-Bloomfield News.
"Who would be free theselves must
strike the blow"-and If the American peo-
pie mean to be free from the bondage to
British free trade which a Democratic adj
ministration and Congress are attempting
to fasten upon the United States they must
strike as American freemen know how to
strike.-Noblesville Ledger.
No man has ever before suffered to the
extent that Senator VOORHEES, has for the
simple fault of being untruthful. If what
Mr.. Voorhees, stated in a speech about
wool two weeks ago had been true the
Senator might have been several hundred
thousand dollars richer than he is at pres
ent.-Richmond Palladium.
The free-trade Democratic press which
bowls about cheaper goods fails to explain
that most of it is due to ruined merchants
and manufacturers. Kokomo has had a
couple of dry-goods stores that made cheap
forced sales under the hammer. but no.
body in this city felt like rejoicing over
that fact.-Kokomo Tribune.
If any Democrat ever was indiscreet
enough to say he wouldn't vote the ticket
it doesn't follow that he Is a big enough
jackass to vote the Republican ticket-Ex-
aminer.
Well. neighbor, according to the general
belief. the '.jackasses'' are about the only
ones in the Democratic party who are not
scrambling to get out of it.-Connersville
News.