The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-29

body happy. Senator. do you remember the
remark of one Governor TO another?-New
Castle Courier.
Bryan says the first effect of silver would
be a panic. If that would be the beginning
may a kind Providence save from the
end.-Decatur Journal.
This paper is strongly in favor of the
free and unlimited coinage of protection,
reciprocity and sound money at Il business
ratio.-Union City Times.
There is great apprehension In the PoDo-
cratic organs lest employees should be CO.
creed into voting against a reduction OF
their own wages.-Shelbyvile Republican.
Bryan is still striving to stir up nate be-
tween the people of this country. to array
section against section Such a man is not
TIT TO be President.-Greenfield Republican.
Bryan kept off the grass at Washington.
The people are keeping off the grass at
his home in Lincoln, but Just look at Nc
kinley's lawn at Canton.-Fort Wayne Ga
Zette.
If the ratio of Republican gains in Yer
mont and Maine is sustained in Indiana
this fall. McKinley's majority in the State
will be about 10000 Now watch us do 1T.
-Muncie Times
The Indianapolis Journal says one of the
features of the campaign is the number of
business men who are making addresses
They have to do something to put in the
ume--Montpelier Leader
We have the best country, and the best
people on earth, and we should strive to
have the best money system-a system that
Will keep every dollar at an equal and ex-
act Observation-Disclosures News.
The crime of 1898 is the one that has ac-
complished the greatest damage to the
business of this country. The so-called
crime of '73 has almost lost it's effect a
campaign lie.-Martinsvile Republican.
The best service that a Republican or
sound-money man can do his country until
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his spare time in personal efforts to win
the doubtful or sincere voter-Oakland
City Enterprise.
Never has a fad struck the American peo-
pie any harder than did the silver craze
nor never did the people flee from a pesti-
lence more readily than they are now flee
ing from the party which espouses the
craze.-Auburn Dispatch.
When it is settled that there will be no
Popocratic tinkering with the business of
the country times will improve and it will
not be on account OF the increase of
money but because confidence has re-
turned.-Fowler Republican Era.
The counterfeiter clips or punches the
coin and we have a severe penalty against
ali such acts. The free silverite proposes,
by general legislation. to make half dol
lar a dollar-that is they propose counter
feiting by the Observation-Disclosures vi
dette.
Isn't it the part of wisdom to keep
SOou SOuiiu-lliOLty SldHudTu nile we nave
it rather than fly to a condition which cam
not make us any better and which may
make US Infinitely worse, and which, at
any rate. will be attained only after Il Sc
we're panic2-Seymour Republican.
To the farmers credit they have proved
that they do their own thinking They re-
sisted the appeal to vote for free trade four
years ago and it is fault of the country
districts that the Democrats won in 1889
FROM present indications they are not 60
ing to be caught with the free-silver bait
any more than they were by free trade i'm
1o92.-Monticello Herald.
The expression used by candidate Shively
IN his Peru speech is causing a profound
sensation among the Jewish people Hun
dreds of letters are coming in inquiring
about the truth of the matter Mr. Shtve-
ly $ denial in an evasive way will not await
anything. lie used the expression Every
hcok-noSed Shylock from Jerusalem to
Omaha, and this can be substantiated by
affidavits of reputable men.-Peru Repub-
lican.
From every quarter of Clinton county
comes cheering news for the cause of sound
money and prosperity-nany substantial
Democrats are already with us-there will
be many more before November comes.
This paper has claimed all along that the
Republicans in Clinton county who de-
ceived by the free-silver- fallacy had left
the household of the grand old party would
after thorough study of the issue
awaken to their folly. and return home in
time to contribute to the overwhelming. ma
Jority that Mckinley is sure to receive
They are coming, and coming fast.-Frank-