The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-11-14
THE INDIANA VIEW

The other fellows had the most votes
that's what did it.-Huntington Democrat.
Don't waste time in explaining how it
happened. Get down and hustle for
Recommendations Dispatch.
Now for 1896 and then 1t will be our
turn. Democracy will then stand to-
gether and not stay at home on election
day.-Nincennes Sun.
A political cyclone is no respector of
individuals. 1t sweeps with irresistible
force everything that happens to be in Its
way.-South Bend Times.
The rooster is carefully laid away for
&c. Democrats will have returned TO
their senses then, and he will be in big
demand.-Madison Democrat
And now from politics to business.
Well the republicans will not breed
another panic-not at least for three years.
The bars are up.-Frankfort Crescent.
The most improbable thing in the world
IS to cry over split milk Our republican
friends know how it is themselves. They
learned it two years ago-South Bend
Times.
Populism in Indiana cut big slice off
Of the democratic vote. Republican popu-
lists got back into the republican camp
before the storm commenced.-Evan
Courier.
The peace and quiet generally attend
ing the election throughout the state
Tuesday is another strong Endorsement of
the merits of our new democratic election
system.-BraZil Democrat.
The American protective association re-
ceived its death blow in Allen county
and with Mr.. Cleveland in the executive
chair the republican congress will be
harmlass.-Ft. Wayne Journal
The democratic party will bide its time.
The people will discover the difference
between a party friendly to them and
party owned and controlled by corporate
powers and onopOlies.-Evansville Cour-
ier.
1t was a victory won by the people
That is fact that the politicians must
nent benefit in it for the republican
party unless it behaves itself.-Lafayette
Courier Crep).
Clinton county democrats have reason
to feel proud over their vote when COM
pared with the results in other counties
of the state. The organization Is as solid
as granite and ready 10 do battle in the
future without any sores TO heal.-Frank-
fort Crescent.
The tariff will never be increased. This
can be said with absolute certainty. No
matter how great a victory the repub-
licans might have secured this year. they
will never again come before the people
advocating q bill to restore Mckinley tax
rates.-Rockville Tribune
1t will now be in order for our repub-
lican friends to claim credit for the good
times that set in month ago. which the
democrats promised when they repealed
the Mckinley monstrosity. the Sherman
silver bill and wiped out the force BILL
Charlottesville Argus-News.
No one was more surprised at the re-
suit than the republicans themselves.
They knew as little of the real situation
as the democrats. One thing this condi-
ton Of affairs shows is that the independ-
ent voter in this country is something
terrific.-Washingto Democrat.
When democrats consider the political
reverses of Yesterday they should re-
member that a republican victory counts
for but little at this time The repub-
lican party is powerless to undo the legis-
lation of a democratic congress- 1t can
not restore the Mckinley tariff. 1t can
not repeal the tax on greenbacl1s. In fact,
it can do nothing.-Logansport Pharos.
This is the best kind of an ointment and
IL has been we'll applied TO heal our demo-
cratic discussions. BY 1896 all old sores
in our ranks will be healed over and the
republican PARTY, unless 1t does the proper
thing for the people, will again meet the
democratic steel newly sharpened and
FURNISHED, for the democratic party is es-
sential to the existence of our institutions
Richmond sun.
Thanks to the democratic election law,
providing for a secret ant-bribery and
acknowledging ballot. there is no poisoned
sting to make defeat more bitter. Demo-
Gratis were walloped Tuesday, Nov. s,
1894, fairly and squarely, and who can
not take defeat in a manly fashion de
serves not to rejoice over victory. What
made defeat I'm 1888 so exasperating to
democrats was the knowledge that the
election had been bought and bulldozed
away from them. And the criminals guilty
Of that outrage have never been pun
ished.-Terre Haute Gazette.