The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-07-25

pnign in Indiana this fall promises
TO be both the most exciting and
most important which has been held
for many years.
Under the false pretense that the
hard times have been duo 20 tic fact
that the democracy is possessed of
the state and national governments,
and utterly ignoring the fact that
practically all the laws now On the
national statute books were original
Iy placed there and inaugurated by
republican congresses, the republic
ans are seeking TO get control Of the
national house of representatives and
the legislature and state Offices of In
diana. For months their campaign
has been in progress. They are work.
in every county, in every township
and In every precinct I'm the state. 1t
is their fixed purpose TO so becloud
the minds of voters-tO evade or
misinterpret the issues involved, as
to induce the voters of Indiana to re-
store them to power. once they are
I'm 1T il the purpose of the party I'm
the national Congress to restore
the Mckinley bill, with all fits
favoritisms to all mOnOpOlies and
trusts, to re-enact the federal election
law and all the laws from which tho
country has suffered under thirty
years OF the supremacy of tho prIvi-
legged classes who have grown rich
from taxes imposed upon the masses.
In the state their intention f. 10 re-
peal the Australian election law, to
repeal the school book Law, to repeal
the tax law, which has forced the
railroads to pay their just share of
partisanize the management of the
state institutions for the insane, the
blind and deaf and dumb and other
unfortunate elements of the popuIa-
ton.
IL is the duty of every democrat to
resist this effort by every means
within his power and to do his ut
most to prevent the contamination of
the plan which must mean and can
mean nothing else than the continued
oppression of the masses, hard times
and general and widespread distress.
THE SENTINEL proposes to do its
share in maintaining the supremacy
of the democratic party, thus giving
hope to the common people that they
may yet secure equal and exact
Justice both in the administration of
the government and the IevyinE of
taxation. THE SENTINEL believes
that the best way to prevent this
eNAA II ~ sccnNo NhC
thorough dissemination OF true polit-
icaI doctrine and the laying before
the people of the exact facts I'm re-
gard to the condition of the country,
the purpose of political parties and
the effects on the general prosperity
of the line of policy advocated by
the great. political organizations of
the land.
It AFFORD to do so, put THE
WEEKLY SENTINEL in the hands
of every voter I'm the state who
can read. But it costs money 10 run
n newspaper and THE SENTINEL,
much as IL would wish to do so, can
not afford 10 circulate free of cost.
But THE sENTINEL's interest I'm
the outcome of this campaign IL so
great that IL Is willing TO forego all
chances of profit I'm connection
Herewith. A. an evidence OF this
fact, it has been determined to
furnish THE WEEKLY SENTINEL,
postage prepaid, from, now until after
the election. mt the Unprecedented
low price of Ia cents per copy.
This Will enable every good demo-
crat 10 send ono or more copies 20
those I'm his neighborhood who are I'm
need of education I'm the true pSIiti-
cal faith who desire 10 keep
thoroughly informed I'm regard to
the progress OF the campaign md the
issues involved therein.
Remember, this offer f. only made
to cover the present campaign I'm In
diana. We cannot afford 10 continue
a. after the campaign has closed.
Figure up the number of weeks which
you wish THE WEEKLY SENTINEL
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