The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-04-15

Of the deiesates were IN the hall 'The rlo-
uen was lost ny vote of "a TO II.
nent chairman Of The Convention, Jnstus G..
Adams, who was greeted with applause.
which he predieiel that ere the frost is
on the pumpkin he Marion county Repub-
leans will have nailed their emblem To the
said:
In looking over this gathering I am re-
minded that IL took twenty-five years OF
continuous, persistent and unceasng effort
on the part Of the Democratic party 10
gain the foothold they now have IL Marion
county. but from the earnest and deter
mined expression / see depicted in the faces
vouchsafe the prophecy that before the
time snail come when the frost will be
on the pumpkin. and the fodder in the
SHOCK" the Republicans OF Marion county
will have placed their emblem, the eagle
on the top Of the Marion county court
and final conclusion the good work 50
auspicously begun and thoroughly and well
In october last
with pleasure and infinite satisfaction
the friends Of good government look for
ward 10 the time when the affairs Of our
county, State and Nation shall be placed
In the hands and under the control of those
VINO are IN touch IN sympathy and in ac-
cord with the vast material and industrial
interests of the great State in which We
''The Republicans OF Indiana VIII convene
next week In this city and enunciate a
platform and name a ticket that viii lit
Indiana from the thraldom under which she
now rests and place her where she belongs
and of right ought TO be- In the column
of Republican States. BY the time the
flowers shall bloom in May the Republic
ans Of the Seventh congressional district
who will relegate TO private life the hatch
et-and-saw political economist who now
niSrepresents this. the Seventh district of
the State OF Indiana.
Il see in an interview Of Mr. Bynum yes
terday that he announces his purpose OF
returning 70 MS district, expecting the
nomination and confidently expecting re-
election The fond hopes and bright ex-
pectations OF our Congressman VIII, ! fear,
be dashed 10 the ground. for when the sun
the people of this district shall cast their
ballots for good government Mr. Bynum
be is not now ADVISED Of OF one thing YOU
can rest assured. gentlemen Of the Sew
enth congressional district, that you will
never again be Inundated at the spectacle
OF your representative in Congress march
Ing down the aisles Of the House Of Rep
resentatives. with uplifted arm. with
clenched fist and darkened mien. declaring
that sooner than submit 10 the dictates
and rulings OF the Speaker OF the House.
he will go back 10 Indiana and burn every
spear Of grass within the confines of the
congressional district.
THE HARD TIMES.
my countrymen. we are in the midst
OF times when partisan advantage should
give way to craftsmanship; when party
platforms and individual opinions should
make concession for the public good. and
way obstruct the great and important in
terests of this country. Fine-spun theories
as to fiscal policy and wild and vicious
vagaries on the question OF finance should
have no place in the Congress Of this coun-
try, where idleness and poverty walk hand
In hand, and thousands and thousands OF
OF our cities and the byways OF this land,
seeking the employment that they cannot
find; and when the business men OF the
country are designated 'robber baronS
and protected mOnOpOlists, by which our
WORKOUT gimIet that he has used for forty
years in Indiana, the threads OF which
have become rusty and worn. | say, while
office floors by day and pace their bed
hope that some way may be devised, some
plan suggested. that would cause better
ment Of conditions. whereby they would be
enabled to meet their accruing obligations
and tide over the present crisis.
"a short time ago I had occasion TO go
State, the natural gas region, where nature
has been so very lavish in her gifts, and
natural gas-is found in all its abundance
and applied TO its many uses and forms.
pearance Of a veritabie hive of human in
dustry, where every one who sought en-
ployment found II with the assurance t iad
remunerative. That manufacturing and In
dustrial center of our State is now a scene
conditions are reversed; while employment
Is the exception. idleness Is the rule From
the Ohio river TO Lake Michigan find
come OF our industries in operation; others
running part time at reduced pay, while
the snnokeless chimneys OF many of the
most Important interests OF Indiana tell us
that the fires have gone out under the
in the homes and on the hearths of many
OF our people. The silent machinery and
the rusty and unkempt appearance all
serve to tell US plainly, without asking the
solitary Waterman, that the plant is not
IN operation.
standpoint, not as a politician, seeker
after place, but as business man who
and away 10 a greater extent than he de-
sires the elevation OF any man or the sue
max an assault upon a weiI-baianced,
thoroughly adjusted and equalzed indus
trial system. which il has taken years TO
build up and bring To its present high
state @ efficiency. IL is a serious matter
70 enact legislation that viii cause Apr -
pervade the pu5ac rlinl; r. it is certainly
obvious 10 every sa!T-Elin!ed man that the
changes contempt It'd ii the wilson bill
now before Congress. involve grave cir
cumstance5 and serious disaster TO the
commercial and industrial interests Of on
c, uatry. Eut. grave as they ar and seri-
C.-s Is they NY b, mo-e severe VIII lie
t. row and irr parable the Injury that
Will fgu upon the head Of the Am ri, Ar
das.rf:csi9n al lest OF tie maay industries
atd pursuits. from whica ne has heretofore
OFT of WORK. WIS, family is saff5ring
help aud ASH To- assistance, 20 you think
~ IS adequate answer 70 his piteOus
PEE 10 tell Inn that IL he win only In
pa.le-t ard wit a Httlc longer until the
Wilson biz shan have become a law he can
ru.-hasc & at for - c-nts less than n
al under General Harr.sOn's administra-
PUNCH AND JUDY SHOW.
The Punch and Judy show being
played by the Democratic party in Congress
ONLY forEes another link the sentiment
OF the American people that the Democratic
part. wherever they are intrusted witt.
power and responsibility, conspicuously fail
10 meet an emergency. and seem utterly
unable 70 tit,e over a crisis iHtelligently
manage the Affairs of this great Republic
t'RCpUbE COS Of Marion county. while YOU
are not rcsro..- he chsrgeablc in tn
most reno - gre For the present Ols0s-
trous co-.d tIol tll. prevails tn-CuShcu
this IN T. --t y1U ar2 resp0.s ole. az
with that -peTsib.lity comes the cre4l.
thet you 2-c largely Tespcns-ci. To- n.
nllguiEc-I.s 1-d lol- to-bc-T eI1eH,ocred ~
n'nis.ratEbr tlGt eEJzd enc year ago
THE rer-cl 80 tune ending March. 1S9f
wi be know 10 the student OF history ara
20 these who come after Us in the year
20 come 5 IT, cGl1inG ton CT ire hiSacS
degree OF 2ayaLCement Of enterprise. Ol
prosperity AMI eraWth Known 70 any period
since the esta y sh-seat c. this government