The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-21
INDIANA NEWSPAPER OPINION.


Free coinage would not start factory
or, make demand for an additional days
labor.-Clay City Reporter.
Mr. Bryan seems to be about the only
travelling man in the Popocratic party
-Greencastle Banner-Times.
Free coinage of silver and silver mono
metaIlism are one and the same.-Rich-
mond Telegram.
1t is not a gold dollar that the Repub-
lican party contends for but the dollar
that Is as good as the gold dollar.-Ply-
mouth Republican.
The downward course of nation is al
ways marked by attempts to repudate its
obligations. This imperial Republic will
not take that step.-Fairmount News.
Bryan says his policy would bring on 3.
panic, but he tells the laboring men the
panic will result all right for them. Such
demagogism is espcable.-Greenfield Re-
publican.
'They tell us that the gold standard has
ruined the country. How can this be so
when the wealth of the United States
more than doubled from 1870 to 1S90?-South
Bend Tribune.
There is an abundance of capital now
lying idle in this country, but the way to
get it into business is not by introducing
confusion into our money system.-Sey-
mour Republican.
The free silverites demand that Uncle
Sam shall flood the country with fifty
cent dollars. That is almost as bad as
ADVISING MN to take to counterfeiting for
a IVlnS.-Thorntown Argus.
Major McKinley's short, pithy speeches,
made to visiting delegations from day to
day. are models of their kind and prove
him to be a man of extended information
and wonderful resourceS.-Angola Magnet.
To maintain the parity of gold silver
and paper money it must be Interchange
able. Free-silver dollars, worth 53 cents
will never be Interchangeable for gold dol
lars worth 100 cents.-kendallville Stand
ard.
The speeches Mckinley makes are the
utterances of a statesman, and cover ev-
cry political issue. Bryan repeats the same
1apdoodle with parrot-lke glibness, and
in every utterance stamps himself as a
delnaSoSue and embryo AnarchiSt-Mad-
ison Courier.
Major Mckinley in none of his speeches
has made a blunder. He has not been
called upon to explain or apologize for a
single assertion, and in this respect his Sc
ries OF magnificent speeches at Canton re-
Semble those of General HarriSon.-Wa-
bash Plain Dealer.
What provision does the Republican
party make for the supply of the money
that you need?" excaims Brother Bryan
Simply thistle defeat of Brother Bryan.
That will furnish more money for invest
ment and circulation than any other pro-
vision we can think of.-Richmond Item.
The new rebellion as outlined in the Chi
cago platform would leave the executive
poWerless to enforce the laws, the SUI
preme Court powerless to interpret them
and the treasury powerless to pay its
debts The Democratic party may be
ready for suicide. The United States is
not.-Goshen Times.
If an unkind Providence should decree
that the Nebl aska blatherskite should sue
coed Grover Cleveland the country would
be on a silver basis within the period of
a al rat Nv
legislation, but by such wholesale with
drawals of gold that no other result could
be Observation-Disclosures Courier.
In using up all the black type and ex-
clamation points at its command in its
attempt at trying to make the public be-
lieve that the Indiana Populists have sold
out to the wicked Indiana Republicans. the
Indianapolis Sentinel is simply furnishing
additional proof that it needs to be bored
for the simples.-Lafayette Courier.
An Elkhartan who in Shipshewana
yesterday and asked where a certain man
lived, was directed to a certain road with
the further information that his house
was distinguished by portrait OF Bryan
take. added the farmer, for it's the only
Bryan picture in the township: There's
no one else in this township for him."
-Elkhart Review
The result Of the sixty-day poll of the
voters of Howard county, taken by the
Republican committee, is now footed up.
This is information that is necessarily
confidential, but the Tribune is able to say
this much, that the showing is highly
gratifying to Republicans and far sur
passes their most sanguine expectations.
The footings prove that it is clearly pos
sibIe for them to surpass the magnificent
and unprecedented triumph of two years
ago-kokomo Tribune.
Yesterday an agent of a large manufac-
turing company made call on business
men that handle goods in his line. He
succeeded in making contract for deliv-
cry i'll November, conditional upon the
election of Mckinley. Ii he is defeated
the contract is void. The agent said that
all the contracts he had made in Buffalo,
n. Y, in Cleveland, O., and in Detroit.
Mich. and one contract made in Toledo,
We're made on the same condition.-F'ort
Wayne Gazette.
What is wanted. and what every Repup-
lican and every true friend of good gov
eminent should help to bring about, is
such an overwhelming majority both in
the popular vote and in the Electoral Col
lege for Mckinley and Hobart, honest
money pubic prosperity and constitutional
government that no other party VIII ever
dare to make a national campaign on
platform favoring debased currency, re-
pudation of debts, public and private, at
lacking constitutional government and IA
voring anarchy by implication. 1t not i'll
direct words.-Jay County Republican.