The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-17
STATE PRESS OPINION,

American farmers should begin to realize
that a home market is their only reliance.
Decatur Journal.
There is one serious drawback to the
woman in boomers: She can't tie a man
10 her apron string.-Tell City Journal.
1t is now quite apparent that the Dem
ocratic party got into Uncle Sans sheep.
The wool clip is So.000.0W pounds short.
Fowler Leader.
We never enjoy a mans theories about
running the finances of this governments,
ciaIly--PIainield Progress.
William c.. Whitney says >that the DEM
ocratic party has a record to stand on
which is no doubt true, but 1t will never
do to run on.-Rockport Journal.
The people are not caring so much about
1.-THE crime of 1872 as about the mistake
of 1872. by which the misfortune of Dem
cennes Commercial.
1t is noted that the farmer, who is pay
ing strict attention to his farm, is making
more money than his ~neighbor. who is sit
ting on the fence asking for free silver.
-Elwood. Call-Leader.
The people Of the United States are in
favor Of independence for Cuba not only
because 1t is right In . general way. but
also because Spain is VIGOROUSLY unfit to
govern anything.-Goshen Times.
The Democratic party in Ohio is generally
considered and doubtless is a pretty slow
coach. but it turned a complete somersault
ought not to be considered slow.-Kendall-
Vile Standard.
To be able to add a few millions to the
bonded debt Of the Nation each month in
time of peace is a feat never before per-
formed. by any administration except Buch-
anan's and by it only to a limited extent
compared with the present one.-Hunting-
ton Herald.
London newspapers, anent the late yacht
contest. condemn American crowds. We
know Of nothing American which the Eng
lish do not condemn except the German
Wilson-Cleveland tariff measure and that
can hardly be said to be strictly American.
South Bend Tribune.
A Democratic victory in the municipal
election next month would nave the effect
of encouraging the opposition to enter into
the State campaign with renewed confidence
next year and the outcome of the contest
is therefore 2 matter in Which every Re
Lafayette Courier.
No man was ever more fortunate in the
enemies he has made than Judge w. A.
Woods. formerly of Goshen, but now
United States circuit judge at Chicago. If
there is an Anarchist. rioter. criminal or
who does not denounce him at every OPP
portunity his name has not been made pub
lic.-Steuben Republican.
A year or two ago the sheep and wool
industry of thisscountry was quite an inn
portant item to our farmers. Many farm
ers made money with their sheep and wool.
But they do not now do so. The indus
try has largely declined and but little in
terest, comparatively. is taken in 1t. This
decline all comes from the Democratic free
wool tariff law.-Corydon Republican.
Last Monday there was more than $3.50
sent out of Anderson by foreign labor en-
ployed here. This money was sent to Eng
land and as a matter of course paid in
gold. There is every reason to believe that
Monday and for many weeks TO come. A
drain of $3.50 a week from the city may
not look large at first sight. but 1t simply
wages paid in Anderson more than $4,000
to the old country.-Anderson Bulletin.