The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-19


buy too much with their dollars vote for
Bry.-n the majority for Mckinley will be
unanimous.-Franklin Republican.
The Popocrats cry more money!" The
Republicans say Give us more work and
the money will come."-Clay County En-
terprise.
Free silver is a misnomer. Workingmen
are not beggars. They want nothing free.
What they want is an honest dollar and a.
chance to earn it.-West Lebanon Gazette.
The past four years have taught our
people that a novelty in politics is not
always a good thing. and that which is
free is not always a beneft.-Warren Re-
view.
Talk about the Chicago platform not be-
ing anarchistic. We have heard supporters
of that platform right here in Orleans de-
clare themselves anarchists.-Orieans Ex-
aminer.
The Populists have succeeded in absorb
ing the Democratic party organization in
Indiana, but they have not absorbed all
or the members thereof by n long shot
Lafayette Courier.
While the -demagogues are Cabling about
classes" and masses the people in their
several localities will continue to be neigh
DOTS ana friends. cooperating for their
mutual good.-Vevay Reveilie.
If we are doing business with a 2oo-cent
dollar and money is loaning at per cent.
interest, then, in truth and in fact the
rate Is not . per cent. but is really only
. per cent.-FoWler Republican Era.
There is no better money than our pres
ent silver dollar. 1t will buy 100 cents,
worth of any commodity, will pay debts
ana pay custom duties to the government
What better money does anybody want?
-Worthington Times.
When Washington Irving wrote of a
man WHO talks everlastingly and promis-
cuously. and who seems to have an ex-
haustless magazine of sound" he described
d person very closely resembling BRYAN.
Huntington Herald.
AS between the diversity and breadth Of
Major Mckinley's utterances and the mo-
speeches the country has an excellent OPP
portunlty TO judge the capabilities of the
two m~en.-Goshen Times
we have plenty or money, but it is like
iaoor' all idle. Whenever one is idle the
other Is bound to be idle. Whenever Won
start the laboring men to Working the
money VIII also go to working and we will
nave good es.-Ho State.
Inc immense outpouring of the railway
employees stunned the indiana Popocrats
and the latter must needs invent an excuse
Tor the hostility of railway men to the
Pariy or reputation, and the Sentinel falls
PACK upon the old pretext of coercion
Wapash Plain Dealer.
Inc only real attempts at coercion OF
railway employees are being made by a few
aDO dSlldlOTS IN the Day or
the democratic national who
are endeavoring to deliver their followers.
IKE 50 many cattle or sheep, to the Pop
ocracy.-Peru Republican.
The howl of coercion" which has bee,,
raised by the Popocratic party. is never so
loud as when the united force of the rail-
road employees turn out in procession. Does
II neeo coercion to teach a workii.gman
onat lesson winch { bitter experience has
already taught him2Wabash Tribune.
WhanoUar tho co,o+r, a..
is no complaint about the money standard.
Free-silver talk sprang up when The mills
began to close, when the Democratic nartv
threatened free trade, when the contro, Of
the government passed into the hands O.
the democratic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sun.
we might stand free silver and after
passing through a few more years of panic
and distress the country could exnact 70
settle down and do business ON a silver
oasis and with silver money exclusively. but
not SO with free riot. That strikes ar the
van Union. N
Up to date Bryan has successfully lodged
all efforts to get him to defend his tarifY
views. All the world respects a manly man
and Bryan's conspicuous cowardice. his
dlsingenuous dodge, of a vital issue of thfs
campaign is not calculated to gain him
votes with the American people.-Union
City Times.
A great howl is being made because Mr..
Bryan is exacting $40 per minute for his
oratory. About the latter part of next
month Mr.. Bryan will be open for winter
and those who have failed to
near him during his initial
can tnen nave an opportunity to do SO
at greatly reduced rates.-Hammona Trib-
une.
There is not the slightest doubt but a
victory for sound money will restore conf
dence before the end of forty-eight hours
after the result is known. Confidence in
commercial circles means much to every
citizen, for all are dependent on each
other. 1t means volumes for every man,
woman and child in the United States
South Bend Tribune.
Not being able to appeal to reason Bryan
appeals with some force and success to
the imagination of the people. Possessing
no foundation for the construction of a
rational political faith, he appeals to the
creduiity of his hearers. He infiames pas
sion and prejudice and ignores fundamentaI
principles. He tries to make up in lungs
what he lacks in logic. But 1t is safe to
say that he will fail of his hearts desire.
The credulous voters do not as yet out
number the intelligent voters, and until
they do Bryan economies and Tillman pa
trlotism cannot prevail.-Richmond Item.
A careful poll of the different counties
in the Tenth district shows tina the free
silver sentiment among epubl.cans is dy-
ing out, and it is doubtful if they will lose
five hundred votes, while on the other hand
the Republicans will gain three Democrats
to every Republican they lose.
names Of over three thousand old-time
Democrats who pledge themselves to vote
against Bryan, and the list is growing
every day. The poll of the district shows
the Republicans will carry every county
by the following matorities: Benton. 600;
Jasper boo; Lake: 1000; LaPorte, 700: New
rem. 800; White, 200; total, G.H5o.
,.This Is a conservative estimate, by Civ
doubtful vote.-ValpaFaiso Vidette.
WHEAT AND SILVER.