The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-02-14
THE STATE PRESS.


The Mckinley bill-strikes. The Will
son bill-prosperity and good wages for
the American lsbcrer.-Noble County
Democrat
All ewes arc upon the senate-even
those OF Peckham. Mr.. Wilson and
Queen Liili.-Nt. Vernon Democrat.
i the income tax becomes a law it
will be the greatest victory the West
ever gained over the East.-Mt. Vernon
Democrat.
There are indications that the credit
of the United States is still good. Wit
ness the greed for the United states
bondS.-Kollomo Times
The prospective reduction i'm tin-plate
tariff is having little detrimental effect
on the industry. ElWood works are IL
full blast and now mills about 10 be
crected.-Madison Democrat
Every dollar Of the deficiency that ex-
lists or IS in sight is due 10 republican
legislation and republican extravaganza.
Tho new bond issue viii hc known in his
tory as the republican deficiency debit
Evansville Courier.
OF the thirteen congressman in the
state Of Indiana. eleven recorded their
votes in favor 81 tho Wilson bill II
other states could show such a record
the hiCh-taNers would not he in il for
single minUte.-Columbia City Post.
With that precious tin-plate infant
giving tho paniC-promOteTS Tho coarse.
low-hred horse laugh from a. vigorous
pair Of lungs. cold shiVcrS arc chasing
themselves down tho spinal columns Of
the protection rgans.-kokomo Dis
patch.
The republican state central commits
tee is issuing written instructions 10 the
local organizations % adopt The blocks
and neighborhocd system at tho coming
election. We presume this Is 2 revival
Of Dudley'S blocks Of five scheme
Washington Democrat.
Keep saving wood. democrats. The
tide has turned in your favor and II Will
sweep everything before IL. The clouds
that have hidden tho sun Of AusterlitZ
are passing away and a. victory greater
than that Of Napoleon will crown the
army Of tho plain people.-Frankfort
Crescent.
The conduct OF the democrats i'm the
house. as we have before remarked. IS
admirable. The adoption of the reSolu-
ton reported by the committee on for
eign relations with only three dissenting
democratic votes tells the story Of dis
cipline that is invincihle. There has been
no disposition exhibited 10 shrink respon-
sibility for the acts Of the adminlstra-
tion.-Anderson Democrat
Yes. the Wilson monstrusitv has
passed the house. If it passes the senate
in its present form we viii give bond 10
pay 10 public charity $50 on the day the
republican party passes = tariff law ma
teTially increasing its schedules, proVid-
ed the country is not at war. This offer
IS made with the understanding that iC
is void unless some prQtecUonist agrees
to pay a like amount if the increase is
not made.-Rockville Tribune
The republicans in the senate are try
ing 10 delay the tariff hill all they can.
and vet the country is CurSing the senate
for being 50 slow on measure so i'm
portant 10 the country. To hold the
Wilson bill hack until every interested
manufacture I'm the country attends and
puts in his protest would be an outrage
on the masses Of the people that cannot
so TO Washington To- interCcdc i'm their
own behalf.-Washingto Democrat
Gen. Manson. the stslwart old veteran,
has Joined the methodist church. and
after an active career i'm peace and war
viii prepare himself for the final sum-
mons. when he must answer for the
deeds done in the body The Ruler Of
the universe viii deal kindly with the
old veteran. He has a humane heart.
He has achieved merited recognition in
an honorable way and abides peacefully
near the river Of death.-Logansport
Pharos.
At the meeting OF the democratic state
central committee last week nj the Capi-
tai the Hon Thomas Taggart was re-
Mr.. Taggart in the campaign of 1892 was
a most enViab be one. and placed him in
the front rank Of political managers IN
this country. He was absent from the
meeting, but says he viii accept the
office and make the campaign this year
a repetition of the campaign Of two
years ago-COlumbia City Post
The crank. Coxey. Of MassiIIon. O. who
proposed 10 march on Washington. lo0.-
600 strong to demand the passage Of
sundry wild schemes OF finance. is re-
ported 10 be meeting with great deal
of encouragement. He may he able 70
get together a crowd of crankS, COM
munists and anarchists that will cause
a good deal Of trouble before they can
be dispersed. II they could all be thrown
into the Potomac they might prove OF
some benefit as food for the run OF shad
this summer.-New Albany Ledger
Now that he tariff bill is I'm the SEN
ate the people are looking anNiously 10
that body 10 do something and that
promptly. The tempOrizing, dilly-dallN-
ing policy employed by the senate last
summer in the discussion Of the repeal
Of the Sherman act was so disgusting N
the public eve that the body was uniVer-
sally condemned and looked upon as a
sort of an obstructing nuisance. There
IS now present an opportunity to regain
the prestige lost. and the senators viii
be very short-sighted If they do not
recognize the CnduCe--Oollll4b4d N-ts
Post.
No tariff hearings are needed. 1t is
known already that the tariff protected
trust proprietors viii say. They will say
they can't walk alone, but must con-
tinue to be carried on the backs Of the
toiliug millions. And they viii lie when
they say title as they announce in ad-
vance that they intend TO lie If the in
come tax bill is passed. They can walk
as well as any of US. They can walk
better than any of US. for they have had
a century's rest Walking isn't as pleas
ant as riding, and what they mean when
they say they can't walk is that they
don't want to.-Terre Haute Gazette.
There are but few better managed pub
lie institutions i'm this or any other state
than the northern prison under the SUI
pervision Of the Hon. J. w. French. the
present warden. During the year the
improvements ordered by the last legis-
lature have been made by q much less
expenditure than was at first thought
necessary; the buildings being exception
ally fine in appearance and modern in
construction. A water works plant OF
nominal cost. No public officer has ever
better performed his duty or more care
fully guarded his trust than has MT.
French in his efforts during the summer.
If all public money appropriated for such
purposes was as wei! invested and as
carefully paid out as that voted 10 the
northern prison there would he no cause
for complaint on the part of taxpayers.
-LigOnier Banner.
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