The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-20
INDIANA NEWSPAPER OPINION.


When labor does an honest days work it
demands an honest dollar. Gas City
Weekly.
Every idle workingnnan has an extra in
centive to vote the Republican ticket this
- Times.
Free silver would not give employment
to another man outside of the mining
camps.-Huntingtons Herald.
If a 50-cent dollar is a good thing for a
nation. then why is not a 25-cent one
still better?-Steuben Republican.
The common sense of the matter is that
the majority of the American people are
not going to vote for a panic.-Elwood Call
Leader.
1t will not make wheat higher to pull
the dollar down. What farmers want are
nome markets for their grain. Decatur
Journal.
A vote for Bryan is a vote for an ex-
pertinent in this country that has proved a
failure wherever it has been t~ried.-Pen-
dletoR Republican,.
Must the interests of the farmers of In
diana be sacrificed for the especial bene~
fit of the silver mine owners of tine West?
Seymour Republican,.
No teacher, no clerk. no minister, no
hired man, no wage Garner wants his sal
airy or compensation paid with IL oO-cent
dollar.-Corydon Republican.
If Mr.. Bryan has really started to make
up his Cabinet he should be carefully
watched. his INSANITY might take a more
dangerous n.-Lebanon Patriot.
If Mr.. Bryan's hackers will but continue
him on the road the indications of sound
money victory will increase more and more
as election day draws nearer.-South Bend
Tribune.
Mr.. Bryan himself says that a panic
would follow the change to free coinage of
silver. Most people have had all the PAN
les they want Tor some time to come.
Liberty Herald. is1onffnh
IF Bryan is elected it will be political
chaos, revolution and the relegation of hui
man and political progress TO the shades
Of the g~raveyardS OF political reforms.
Review.
The appeals to class are based upon the
assumption that when a workman is in
dustrious, saves money and becomes an en-
ployer. he necessarily becomes a scoun-
drcl.-Alarion Chronicle
Republicans must not let up in their ef-
forts until the last vote is poiled on Nov.
8. We nave the Popocrats whipped now,
but they must be whipped entirely out of
sisht.-Connersville News.
Mr.. Bryan is simply arraying section
against section and family against family,
without proposing methods which are pSac-
ticable. His campaign is one Of bO%nbaStic
definance of ndture.-Lafayette Call.
Free coinage of silver might be a fine
thing for silver mine owners and others
who nave silver bullion, but how would it
be for people who have no DulLon, nor
means to buy it with?-Angola Magnet.
The business men, by a large majority,
will vote against the free silver, free pa
per and anti-husiness politics. There is no
trade for them in the overiSSue OF the I'M
der-value ~money.-Terre Haute Express.
It's cheeky for the Democratic press to
talk about mechanics and laboring men
who arc in favor of Mckinley, being CO.
creed. after they have suffered three years
of free trade and tramplnG.-Portland COM
merclal.
Never before in the history of American
politics were the destructive. lawless ana
thoroughly un-American elements so per-
fectly punched under one leader as they are
now under the Bryan
Journal.
1t was the crime committed against the
prosperity of the country by the election of
a Democratic Congress and President in
1892. and. not the crime OF 1875" that is
the cause of the business depression.-OWen
County journal.
If Bryan is elected the man whom you
owe a hundred dollars will come to you
between the Sd of November and the 4th
of March and say every dollar must be
raid Def fore Bryan can be seated on March
4, ls91.-Fensseiaer Republican
Money is cheaper where honor end credit
are highest, and dearest where they are
lowest. Money is cheapest where courts
are free and the judiciary is not attacked
and threatened by every loud-mouthed
Observation-Disclosures Republican.
The triumph of Organism means loss
of jobs for want of business. Railroads
would be dead property. The man who has
| employment of any kind has the best inter-
est of the whole country at heart when he
votes to make that business prosperous.
Anderson Herald.
With the Intelligence, the morality and
| the patriotism of the country fighting for
the supremacy of law over anarchy, of
| honesty over dishonor. of national honor
over reputation, it would seem, as If there
could be no question as to which would
triumph.-Elkhart Review.
Without a protective tariff yielding aGe-
quate revenue for the conduct of the gov
| eminent and furnishing every man an op-
rortunity to earn a living, neither sound
money nor any other currency policy
known to man can redeem this country
from its Industrial Observation-Disclosures
burg Press.
Three-fourths of the export trade of this
Nation is with gold-standard countries.
The argument that We should adopt the sill
yer basis to enlarge our trade with silver
countries Is like s~urrendernlg our home
market, as we aid under the present admin
iStration, to capture the markets OF the
world.'-Converse Journal.
The leaders of the National Democracy
in this State confidently predict that they
will cast at least 10000 ballots, but, ii
they should succeed in doing half as well,
the defeat or the Popuiists Dy an over
WhelminS majority would be insured be-
You'd peradventure, after making due al
lowance for Republican DIRECTIONS on ac-
count OF the silver craze.-Lafayette Cour-
Ter. 81
Mr.. Bryan seeks to array what he chooses
to call the common people against all
who have by industry thrived to any ex-
tent, have secured homes for themselves
and are not living from hand to mouth.
In other words, he is striving, with all the
arts of a o-emagogue and the strength of
| n large lung capacity and a glib tongue, to
make thrift odious and laziness in capacity
! or ignorance the test OF h~onor.-Muncie
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