The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-08
THE STATE rREss.

The people arc with the president and
the house.-Anderson Democrat.
The u ted States senators should be
elected by popular vote-Connersvllle
Examiner
A few Clevelands in the senate would
be a Gods blessing 10 the country. He
Is a true tariff reformer.-Clay City Sen
tinel
There IS n happy day coming when
the United States senate will be num-
bered among the has beens. '-I<okomo
Dispatch.
President Cleveland Is right with big
r. There Is neither sense nor justice In
% per cent Of the democratic party be-
Ing dominated by the other per cent
Osgood Journal
There is not a democrat I'm the coun-
try who has honor enough TO wish to
see his partys pledges fulfilled who will
not sanction the courageous advice Of
Mr.. Wabash Times.
on the whole it appears that Mr.. Cor
man has made a bad botch Of his de
Tense" Of his position. Perhaps he count
ed upon the silence OF the senator's who
knew that he was dealing double in this
matter OF the tariff.-Lafayette Journal.
The democracy OF Indiana ask for no
more inspiring example Of fidelity to
democratic principle than this (the presi-
dents letter. and they will stand by
Grover Cleveland and the house of rep
resentatives against all odds.-Delphi
Times.
rhe people got after the trusts none
too soon. 1t Is taking a life and death
struggle to break them loose In the SEN
ate. Had the republican party remained
In power another four years Il would
have been completely tied up and would
not have been worth saving. -Blufton
Banner.
What plgmles indeed to al the places
Of a Webster, a Clay, Benton. What
corrupt times have we drifted to when
such things can exist that wealth can
so easily override the wishes and inten-
lions OF the people. This does not apply
to the senators OF any one party I'm con-
gress, but 10 both.-Crawfordsv Re
view.
If the republican senators were honest
IN voting 70 remove the differentlal tax
on refined sugar which Is put there for
the benefit Of the sugar trust, why did
the republican senators vote TO put a
differential tax four times as great In
the Mckinley bill for the benefit Of the
trust? VIII the Republican please an
swer?-Columbus Herald.
The sugar refining trust is protected
TO the extent Of one-half a cent pound
by the Mckinley monstrosity. The sugar
by the trust and was put into the bill
when that plratlcal measure was In the
final stages OF its passage through the
senate and succeeding conference be-
tween the senate and the house.-Terre
Haute Gazette.
Senator VOORHEES, must know very we'll
that however the democrats OF Indiana
may have differed with the president on
the free coinage question there are no
two opinions as to his position I'm the
dispute between the senate and the
house on the tariff question. There IL
no break whatever in the democratic
lines They stand solldly by their great
tariff reform leader, Grover Cleveland.
They do not care what the Understand
ing OF the scheming senators whom
Senator Hill spoke OF as innocent old
political foxes" may have been as to the
presidents position. They know that
Grover Cleveland has always been able
TO speak for himself and they believe
his simple word against the combined
Understandings OF all the political
foxes In the country Cour-
ier.'