The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-15
INDIANA NEWSPAPER OPINION.

Protection and reciprocity are what will
make the wheels go round - Madison
Courier.
The demonetizing of sheep and wool was
the work of the Democratic party and sill
verites jointly.-Clay County Enterprise.
The Popocratic campaign, in it's inception
and in all it's conduct hitherto. has been
one of preposterous assertion.-F'ort Wayne
Gazette.
The work of education in this campaign
is bearing glorious results. The Republican
cause is gaining strength every day.-An-
derSon Herald.
Idle workers cannot buy products. Open
the workshops-not the mints-and there
will be plenty of money in circulation.
Carthage Record.
That s1.25 for wheat promised by Demo-
Gratis in 1892 should be produced before
they can hope to deceive people by a prom
Use of better times under Bryan.-Hendricks
County Republican.
If the farmers would gain as much by
cheap silver dollars as the silver agitators
claim they would lose three or four times
that much by the loss of their home mar
ket.-Madison Courier.
1t is amusing to hear the silver bullion
millonaires pirate about silver being the
poor mans money. 1t is a truth, however.
for the poorest-paid laborers of the world
are those OF free-SilVer countries. - Ply
mouth News.
What workingman getting SIS a week be-
lieves that his employer will voluntarily
raise his wages to $50 a week? Yet that is
what he ought to have under free silver
to make his wages equal to what they are
now.-Elwood Call-Leader.
y Bryan says the man who loans money is
the enemy of the prosperity of the Dor
rover What tommyrot, The lender wants
the borrower to prosper, if for no other
reason, in order that he may repay the loan
with intereSt.-Lebaf1on Patriot.
No far 70 h11y
farm machinery at half price and sell his
produce at double price in the same kind
of money. And yet that is what Mr.. Bryan
and his followers are trying TO make the
farmers Observation-Disclosures Banner.
A perusal of the proceedings and speeches
of the National Democratic convention in
Indianapolis prompts the opinion that the
men read out of the party by the Chicago
crowd took a large part of the brains of
the Democratic party out with them.-An-
COLA Magnet.
Politically, in Delaware county, the stu
alton is as bright for the Republicans as
could be expected. No one supposed the
vote would be unanimous for Mckinley,
but that the Republican majority will be
handsomely increased there is no doubt.
-Muncie Times.
The effect of free silver would inevitably
result in multiplying the number of idle
artisans and mechanics. Their future would
down the purchasing power OF the dollar
in which wages are now paid from 100 to
so cents.-Greensburg Standard.
The kind of money now in circulation is
the kind that was in circulation when there
was plenty of meat in the house of every
industrious workingman and plenty of
money in his pockets. That time when
the Mckinley bill was in force and our
home industries protected. = Knightstown
Sun.
The canitalist can bl1v no moro with q
gold dollar than can the laborer with his
silver dollar backed up by a gold standard
but if we are to have free and unlimited
coinage of silver, then the capitalists gold
dollar Will puy Just Twice as fnuch as the
laborers silver dollar.-Covington Repub-
lican-
Without protective-tariff law yielding
adequate revenues to conduct the govern
ment and furnishing opportunity to ev-
cry man to earn his living neither sound
money nor any other currency policy
known to man can redeem this country
from its industrial degradation. - Goshen
Times.
Some of the claims now concerning cleo
ton prospects remind one of a remark
made recently by young lady of this city
who had just returned from Indianapolis
on the day of the sound-money Democratic
convention. She said that 135 States Were
represented in the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Republican.
FARMERS VINO are justly tOuI-IIdIIliS OIL
the low prices of agricultural products
should not overlook the important fact that
the country is still in the midst of Demo-
cratic administration and the good old
Democratic times about which heard
so much during the "tariff-reform" cam
paign four years ago.-Union City Times.
Such a revolution as the free coinage of
silver would work will prove detrimental
to the very interests that most need TO be
aided and fostered by legislation. The rem
edy for hard times does not lie in monetary
LEGISLATION, but in such legislation as will
shut out from this market competing i'm
ports and open the mills to the labor of
this country.-Middletow News.
In his letter of acceptance the Popocrat
candidate says: 1T is not necessary to dis
cuss the tariff question at this time 1t is
evident that he does not think it ''neces-
sary' for him 10 discuss" any question at
this time" He goes about repeating Oft
exploded theories and making statements
Of opinion that are devoid of logic as
an old hens cackle, but he does not attain
Observation-Disclosures Review.
Looks that Way.