The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-29
INDIANA NEWSPAPER OPINION.

Be with the landslide. Vote for McKin-
ley-Muncie Times.
The men who are in favor of free silver
seem to be opposed to free speech.-Vin-
cenneS Commercial.
So far as the Democratic party is con-
cerned, it looks like struggle between
brains" and batter. Warsaw Times.
The Democratic party sold its honor for
a mess of pottage, and now stands a poor
chance for the pottage-Peru Republican.
If you want to treble the already enor-
nous wealth Of the siver-mine owners and
che News.
1t is important that free silver be de-
feated so effectually that 1t will cease to
hang over the country as a menace for all
time to come.-GoShen Times.
A wealthy man might get along by hav-
ing his capital cut in two, but what will
the laboring man do when ms wages are
With the election of Mckinley and a
sound-money Congress, just watch and see
the whole land like one man. reaching out
for Notwithstanding Republican.
The orders that are given and made de-
pendent on McKinley's election are sufi-
cient to start millions into circulation in
the arteries of trade.-Richmond Telegram
The Democratic revolt in Indiana Is
enough to convince anyone that the brains,
character and substance of the party are
not supporting Bryan.-Crawfordsvill
j. urnal.
A vote for Mckinley is a vote for indus
trial revival business resumption, sound
money a new era of prosperity, law and
order, and national ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Courier.
One class in this country cannot be pros
porous while another class fails. The best
time for the farmer is when wages are
good and everybody has employment.-Lo-
gansport Journal.
Should Bryan be elected hundreds of
lawsuits would be begun in our courts for
the collection of notes and accounts with
in sixty days. The people who are in debt
would suffer most-Columbus Republican
No free-silverite has yet been able to
show how q ''free-silver dollar will ben
eft a workingman or farmer. They have
no bullion for coinage, and nobody will
give them the dollars when coined.-Hunt-
1ngtOn Herald.
A vote for Bryan is vote for harder
times than we have ever had; is vote for
cheap money; is a vote. for cheap wages;
is vote to enrich the rich mine owner: is
a. vote against all American interests
Michigan City News.
The recklessness of the experiment which
in his ignorance of finance Bryan proposes
to try, is criminal recklessness What pa
triot, what man with a due regard for his
own interest and that of his family, will
cast q ballot to give him the chance to try
1t ?-Richmond Palladium
The Chicago mob resisted the govern
ment by force Altgeld condemned the
government for enforcing its authority,
and put resolution condemning it into the
Chicago platform. Bryan defends Altgeld
and stands on the plank in the platform
Now why is he not by the logic of his
position as bad as Altgeld ?-Richmond Pal
1adium-
The burden of Bryan's argument is in
favor of dishonesty in finance. Reputation
among debtors, deception and hypocrisy
among employers and employees. disregard
of law as exempiified by his criticisms Of
the United States Supreme Court, and en-
enlargement of disorder riots etc, by his
censure of the national authorities for
prompt enforcement of the United States
statutes.-LaPorte Herald.