The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-06
INDIANA PRESS OPINION.

Democrats should quite voting for Jack
son and try James Monroe awhile.-New
Castle Courier.
Gold began to go out when Grover Cleve-
land and his party began to come in
knightstown Banner
If the British lion don't like its tail
twisted, it should keep ii curled I'D where
it belongs.-Elwood Call-Leader.
Every new bond issue attests the i'm
potence and inefficiency of the last Demo
cratic Congress-Vincennes Commercial.
If, as the sentimentalists contend, Eng
land is a relative of ours, she is at best
only a disagreeable NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Haute Tribune.
The Dingley bill is not scientifically con-
structed revenue bill, but as an emergency
should be passed without frills and at
once.-Richmond Telegram.
If the Senate wants to do popular thing
it will put that tariff bill through without
any waste of time. If it must deliberate
let 1T be upon some other bill.-Goshen
Times
The lower House of Congress is con-
trolled by a business party, but there are
still too many Democrats in the Senate
for practical legislative purposes.-Kendall-
vile Standard.
Emperor Williams message to President
Kruger. congratulating him upon whipping
a British force was direct slap in Great
BrltdlnS lace, ana one Indt IL Will not
dare to resent.-Tere Haute Express.
The time to compel England to halt is
ripe. and this government must firmly
maintain the position assumed on the Mon
roe doctrine to thwart her schemes of con-
quest on this continent.-Muncie Times.
The Democrats profess to be in favor of
a tariff for revenue and yet they are un-
willing to assist in making their own tariff
law produce sufficient revenue for the needs
of 10 90 Hammer
Times.
President Cleveland seems to imagine him.
self "a statesman, a financier, a warrior
and general poo bah. He has no use for
Cabinet or Congress, or anybody else
when they differ with him.-Huntington
Herald.
The Cuban revolutionists seem to be a
brave and determined lot of rebels who
deserve success and appear likely to win
it, They have lots of sympathy and good
wishes from this OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Enterprise
tration howl that there is no good of in
creasing the revenues the deficit since
June is about $200O0,000. They must i'm
agine that the people of the United States
are half idiots not to understand such plain
Observation-Disclosures Leader.
The English people generally are not
familiar with the German language. but
in spite of that deficiency 1t is observed
that they lost no time in understanding
what Emperor William meant when he en-
phatically declared himself with reference
TO British aggression in Transvaal-Lafay-
cite Courier.
Under Republican rule, with a Republican
tariff, there was no failure to pay current
expenses-no deficit-and the principal of
the public debt was being rapidly paid.
There is no reason why We should not
return to the same methods of doing busi-
ness except the partisan prejudice and free
trade theories of the observation-disclosures
Republican.
How would 1t do for Great Britain to
pull her police out of Alaska. take her
battle ships away from Venezuela and her
soldiers from fighting the Beers in South
Africa and concentrate the whole outfit
i'm protecting the Armenians from the I'M
speakable Turk, whose power to murder Is
due to British interference, in preventing
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF the Turkish en-
pire?-Madison Courier.