The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-26
THE INSULT TO CARLISLE.

Kentucky is now noted for its eggs in ad-
dtion to it's whisky, horses and women.
Chicago Journal
OF course. Mr. Carlisle realizes that those
Kentucky eggs have done more harm to
the Popocratic cause than 10 any Thing
else.-Chicago Post
The disgraceful treatment of Secretary
Carlisle at Covington ought to remove all
doubt of what the result of the election In
kentucky will be.-Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Popocratic sympathizer who threw
an egg of the vintage of rs at Secretary
Carlisle was evidently trying to air the
principles of his party.-New York Herald.
Mr. Carlisle like the Hebrew prophets OF
old, lifted UP his voice in warning to
stiff-necked people, and, like those proph-
cts was assaulted in return for the truth.
New York Advertiser.
Spoilt eggs are the natural weapons OF
the advocates of unsound money The con-
nection between added brains and the logic
of bad eggs is too obvious to require oem-
observation-disclosures sun.
1t is the angry, intolerant, selfish spirit
which moves the Populistic party of Mr..
Bryan that breeds this proneness to riot
and it is grave foreshadowlnS of the spirit
of it's administration should 1t succeed In
getting possession OF poltlcal poWer.--Cni-
&c go Chronicle.
The ringleader in the ruffianly assault
on Secretary Carlisle a free silverite
named Dibowsky. 1t is a name suggestive
of the anarchy of continental Europe
sIums. No self-respecting American could
have been found leading such villainous
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Press.
Secretary Carlisle is high official OF the
government and entitled to a respectful
hearing wherever he may be invited to
speak The insult offered to him at Gov
ington is an offense against the best sent1-
ment of the American people and VIII De
resented Chicago Record
An insult to the Secretary of the Treas
ury is an insult to the people OF the united
States, and the treatment Of Mr.. Carlisle
at Covington should be resented by the
people of the United States on the Sd or
November III the only way open 10 them
philadelphia North American
We err greatly if that insult be not mag
nifcently avenged. Kentuckians are not
wont to brook meekly such an outrage. 1t
will give birth to thousands of votes for
honest money, which will be deposited In
the ballot box in reputation OF this Gov
ington inf lmy.--Chicago Tribune
The Coyington outrage so far surpasses In
savagery anything that has hitherto dis
graced the canvass that ordinary terms Of
denuncation seem inadequate to express
the deep disgust and horror II mas created
In the person of the Secretary OF the Ifeas-
Cry every American citizen was 1nSulted.
Chicago TimeS-Herald.
Bryan cannot dodge responsibility for the
outrage Right from the beginning OF his
campaign he has been trying to array ele-
ment against element of the population
and section against section. He began this
work in the convention which nominated
him. and he has continued IL to this hour.
st Louis Globe-Democrat.
No one lives who deserves mora of respect
at the hands of Kentuckians. ard whilst II
is at all times disgraceful to insult a clti-
zen in the exercise OF his privileges OF cit1-
zenship 1t is a hundred times more dis
graceful in this case, where the citizen In
Question has made himself illustriouS by the
deyeiopment OF brilliant quantities and the
rendering of faithful and honorable serV-
Decentralization Post.