The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-03-07
THE STATE PRESS.

ANY change in the free list OF the
Wilson bill except 10 enlarge it would
emasCulate the whole measure.-Evans-
vile Democrat.
It is well to remember that wheat and
wool have touched their lowest price
under the highest tariff the country has
ever had.-Laporte Argus.
The majority viii be wise if they COM
pei the senators who are insisting on
taxed sugar. coal. iron ore and wool to
obey party rule.-Frankfort Crescent
The prospects for tariff legislation Of
any kind are poor indeed. The Million
aire democrats and tho eastern demo-
Gratis in the senate are republicans on
every vital issue.-Eyansvile Courier
It appears that a number of United
States senators who We're elected as
democrats are really prOtectionists-they
should change either their opinions or
their party fealty.-Greencastle Star
Press.
The entire democratic delegation in
congress from Indiana support the Bland
bill for the coinage OF the silver bullion
in the treasury. In this they reflect the
sentiment of the party in the state
Frankfort Crescent.
Young Mr.. Armstrong has established
an extravagant precedent II all escaped
criminals take a notion 70 surrender from
the Palmer house. either the county
sheTiffs or the genial Potter must quit
loser.-KOkOmO Dispatch.
\ party which fails to keep its pledges
ought TO be and will be castigated by
the rod of defeat Salvation for party
and people is yet within our grasp. bat
may be frittered away by that hoary
chestnut senatorial cOurtesy.-North
Vernon sun.
The Jacksonian from this time forward
will do what it can to abolish the senate
of the United States and the senate Of
Indiana Nothing more than the United
States senate prevents the people from
getting the legislation they need.-Rush-
vile Jacksonian.
With plain people the only fault found
with the Wilson bill is that it is not
thorough enough. If the senate puts
more protection into it or fails TO pass
il at the present session il Will SOW the
wind to be wrecked in the ensuing
whrlwind.-Terre Haute Gazette.
The senate is moving very slowly in
the matter OF passing the Wilson bill.
Every succeeding days delay but inten-
SITES the dissatisfaction of the American
people with the dilatory methods of con-
gress i'm transacting the peoples bust
ness The country wants action and leg
islation. not talk and filibuster.-Brazil
Democrat
In three years Of the Mckinley law
il is claimed by protectionists that the
number of sheep in this country IN
creased about : per cent. A flock OF
sheep ought to be nearly or quite doubled
i'm three years if special efforts at in-
crease were made. In Indiana there
was an actual decrease in the number.
WHY. oh why was this thus if high
tariff stimulates" the sheep and wool
industries Lebanon Pioneer
Unfortunately the democratic party
has a few men i'm the United States sem
ate whom protection has made rich. We
should think men like Senator Briee,
Senator German and Senator Camden
would be willing to give American con-
sllners a chance. They are opposed TO
free coal because they are interested in
coal fields They are opposed TO free
iron ore because they own iron mines.
If they owned silver mines they would
likely favor free coinage of silver. And
thus it goes.-Logansport Pharos.