The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-23
INDIANA NEWSPAPER OPINION.

What will it profit the farmers to make
millionaires of the silver-mine owners?
Bloomfield News.
Bryan will undoubtedly be beaten by his
own party 1t is justly ashamed of him.
-Knightstown Banner.
Bryans idea seems to be that a. fool is
born every minute, and that he can win his
way TO success by appeals to that class.
Organism must be crushed completely
Every spark of revolution should be extin-
guished by an overwhelming vote.-Wash-
ington Gazette.
The crime of 1894, the WILSON, German
tariff many times exceeds in its ruinous
effects upon the farmer the so-called crime
of 1Sl3-Owen County Journal
When the worst that can be said against
our money is that 1T is too good" hadn't
the average man better stop to think before
he votes to make it too bad?-Parke County
Journal. t1a
Major Mckinley goes right on, day after
day, adding dignity to the campaign by
ness and scope are masterpleces.-Greens-
burg Review.
So long as fiatists and Popocracy persist
in parading fads and advocating isms, just
so long will business be stagnated, labor
idle and farm products duil.-Fowler Re-
publican-Era.
The minis could not coin free silver faster
than the merchant or manufacturer would
mark up his prices to meet the decrease
in the value of the money so coined.-Cov-
ington Republican.
That s1.25 for wheat promised by Demo-
Gratis in 1892 should be produced before
they can hope to deceive the people by a
promise of better times under Bryan.-Sa
lem Observation-Disclosures.
Four years ago we were promised all
the blessings from free trade that now
promised of free silver The first resulted
in mis- the last wO116 result in
misery.-Starke County Republican.
The fact that workingmen from the shop,
the factory, the railway and the farm
the makeup of the delegations that visit
Mckinley is answer to the charge that he
is the choice alone of the capitalists.-Gas
City Journal.
No country will prosper that circulates
millions of lies daily. If the United States
stamps This is ST. on SO cents worth OF
silver it tells lie every time the fifty
three-cent coin changes handS.-Indianapo
lis Trade Journal.
There could be no more odious kind of
class legislation than that which the free
silver party seeks to effect in the form OF
a so per cent. reduction of wages for the
tinsville Republican.
The question is, will the people trust the
principles under which they prospered or
will they follow such scatter Drained theor-
lists as Bryan, A1tgeld and Ttllman into
the government credit.-Pendeton Repub
lican.
Most railways already have. under the
most favorable circumstances, a desperate
battle for solvency. The success of the
Popocratic party will SO destroy business
that transportation companies will, with
very few exceptions. be unable to stem the
tide of Observation-Disclosures Journal.
Millions of money is lying idle in the
banks, only waiting TO be called out by
revival of manufacturing and business.
There will be no trouble about plenty of
money. coming to the front when there
is a demand for it and when workingmen
have a chance to earn u.-New Albany
Tribune.
The Popocrats are harpng about the In
dianapohs convention and calling them
selves the regular Democracy" and charg
ing that all Democrats who do not support
their platform are boilers and traitors to
their party. In DeKalb county there are
perhaps five hundred honest, sturdy Demo-
Gratis who will resent the bold assumption
that they are traitors.-Auburn Dispatch.