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

organization. They never before were 80
badly torn up The people all over the
district realize that the republican cen-
tral committee is but a tool to advance
the interests Of the salary-grabbers. and
are Justly indignant. The democrats are
with the administration TO a man and
there is no thought Of the least deflec-
ton. Congress will have the Wilson bill
passed within a short time now and then
the people throughout the state will ap-
preciate the glorious benefits which will
accrue To them. There is no danger Of
their ever again voting upon themselves
the ubiquitous burdens of war taxes
Editor John r. Stoll Of the South Bend
Tribune was down from the Thirteenth
district. Our district is all right and
is with the state committee, state ad-
ministration and the national adminiS-
tratiOn TO man. The panic is now fast
fading into memory, and the cry that
IL was preCipitated upon the country by
the democratic party is now looked upon
as ridiculous. There can be no political
capital made out Of that now. Factories
are starting up all over the country even
before the action Of congress upon the
Wilson bill. and as soon as this measure
has been passed the business of the coun-
try viii he regulated according TO the
new conditions ana commerce and trade
will go on as before with the improve
meut that the people viii not as In the
past be burdened by the weight of war
taxation No power in the world can
ever make the people Of Indiana vote
this upon themselves again. the income
tax measure Is one that seems 10 nave
been framed expressly for the people OF
this state as 800 men cut Of every 1000
will be directly benefited i'm being freed
from a large share Of taxation, which
they have been wrongfully bearing for
years. The Thirteenth district IS all
right
From over in the Sixth came reports
that were most flattering. Said F. D.
Haimbaugh Of the Muncie Herald. I'VE
are in the minority in our district but
the complexion Of the Sixth Is changing
very rapidly. Every factory IN Muncle
is now running at nearly its full capac-
ity with but one exception. and this one
is now stopped for reasons that have
nothing whatever TO do with general
conditions. The proprietor Of the largest
window glass factory in the city
is now out in an enthu-
tariff bill and is advising all his work
men TO vote for II and support it. Two
large factories are now nearing compile
ton and viii be operating in a few
weeks and everything looks bright With
the passage Of the Wilson bill the result
will put the republicans on the defen-
sive in our district. and its benefits. to-
gether with those that will accrue from
the income tax feature, viii give the
people such a demonstration Of the ben
is assured"
And so said all the rest. There was
not a complaint. Wheat looks well and
| the prospects for good crops this year
were never better. The income tax
| measure and the near prospect OF the
passage of the Wilson bill have put
! farmers in the best Of spirits The panic
| is past, reconstruction has advanced, the
| factories are starting up all over the
state, the suspended work on the new
ones has been resumed the democrats
ara everywhere rejoicing, the result OF
| the meeting Of the state central commits
tee has met with the heartiest approval.
all are working in harmony, there is not
| a sign Of any dissatisfaction to be seen
| anywhere and democratic victory all
over the state this year is as nearly an
| assured thing as anything in the future
can be. It is no wonder that the demo
| cratic editors Of the state left Friday
| afternoon for their homes feeling good
and in a humor TO congratulate every
| BODY.