The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-11-12
PosT-ELECTIoN pLEAsANTRIEs.


Hill.-Chicago Dispatch Rep)
And David said unto Levi: Thou art
the n."-Boston Herald Qnd.)
Even little Delaware was not overlooked
in the avalanche.-Omaha Bee Rep.)
Cleveland was hunting Tuesday. He did
not vote as he shot.-Philadelphia Times
Dem.)
Levi Morton climbed a Hill, and the Tam
many tiger is dreadfully il.-Aurora Bea-
con (Rep)
1t isn't known whether Mr.. Debs believes
in this kind of a strike or not--Syracuse
Post (Rep)
Latest returns from Kansas indicate that
Jerry Simpson has lost his boots also.-Chi-
cago Dispatch Ntep)
When Texas becomes shaky politically
it seems as if the millennium cannot be far
distant.-Toledo Blade (Rep)
Mary Ellen Lease has lost her temper
just because the Populists lost Kansas. But
she still keeps her tongue.-Chicago Mail
Rep.)
Cabinet were searching for comfort with
a microscope.-St. Louis Post-Dispatch
DEM
Hills burnt owder'' made a tremendous
noise. and the execution was no less than
the noise.-Rochester Democrat and Chron-
icle Rep.)
The solid South went out with the Tam
many tiger. In life they were hideous and
in death they are not divided.-New York
Advertiser Rep)
A Republican Congressman has been
elected in Texas. Great indignation pre-
Detroit Tribune Rep)
Where are the congressional cuckoos
now? IA winged winds whistling through
the keynote answer; In the soup!-At-
lanta Constitution Oem-)
Ex-President Harrison's little excursions
through Indiana were not undertaken in
vain. No wonder he says that he Is proud
OF Indiana--Omaha Bee Rep)
How queer the Democratic side of the
House will look without Wilson, Holman,
Springer, Bynum, Outhwaite and the rest
81 them!-Hartford Courant (Rep)
1t Is very fortunate for the Democrats
that the avalanche halted as it did in Cali
fornia. Otherwise their present address
You'd be Pacific ocean.-New York Press
There are thousands and thousands of
people in this country now who can fully
understand Billy Patterson's bewilderment
as TO who struck him--Louisville Courier
Journal (Dem.)
Georgia on the Result.
Nero fddled while Rome was burning.
President Cleveland went. duck shooting
Times Recorder.
The people turned to the Republican party
as a party that at least. had the nerve
and the ability to act. The popular vote
was meant as a tremendous rebuke to
Democratic leadership, and We doubt not
the lesson will be a wholesome one.-Au
gusta Chronicle
Had the blast Of his bugle horn meant
the unqualified success OF Democracy 1t
would never have been blown. Cleveland
is not a Democrat and never was: he's a
Cleveland man. Nobody can say Grover is
dull. But the man who accuses him OF
being n Democrat does him an honor An
gusta Herald.
Now what are we going to do about 1t:
Demoralized at present, routed because OF
the treachery of leaders whom the party
had honored with the highest offices, we
may yet find good use for the lesson. Make
Put none bu. trusted, tried, and true Demo.
Gratis on guaru.-Macon News.
After being repudiated by Democrats al
most everywhere. would it not be the proper
thing for the President and his entire
Cabinet to resign? The country has said il
very emphatic tones that it would likentc
ia disposed to obey the popular will and re
tire to private life. His associates, from
the President down. would offend nobod,
be heartily a~pplauded by the Democrat,
at large. Make room for Adlai Stevenson
He's a Democrat!-Atlanta Constitution.
The Passing of Tammany.
Three cheers and-no tiger.-New Yorl
| World.
1t will be a pretty blue Thanksgiving fol
T~ammany.-New York Recorder (Rep)
There is nothing left of the Tamman,
tiger but a job for the taxidermist--St
| Louis Globe-Democrat.
Tn voters went for him tooth and naii,
And down to the earth they pinned him.;
| Asd they didn't merely twist his tail,
They absolutely skinned him.
New York Press.