The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-20
STATE PREss OPINION.


No better single-line testimonial to the
prosperity of the country has ever been
uttered than this by President Mckinley:
We have gone from labor seeking en-
poyment to employment seeking labor.
Charlottesville Journal. II
With Porto Rico and Manila in our pos
session and American influence dominant
in Cuba, two of Spain s sauadrons destroyed
and our army everywhere successful. the
Republican party is content to wage the
campaign on the war issue. -R RENSSELAER, Re-
publican. ece sssz.;c
The ex-Confederate soldiers are taking up
the charges against the War Department
and are Kidding them by relating their own
experiences. The boys In blue and the boys
in gray have demonstrated that they know
what constitutes American bravery, the
Democratic editors to the contrary not
withstanding. --Tipton Advocate.
Every voter should realize that the cleo
ton of a Democratic Congress. means a con-
domination of the war policy, of the admin
istration, and that it will place this gov
eminent at a great disadvantage in dealing
with Spain. The country should hold up
the hands of the President at this critical
time, and It cannot do go more effectively
than by electtng Republican Congress-
Columbus Republican $ c.
The meaning of the unparalleled plurality
by which the Republicans carried the State
four years ago was that Democracy was
distrusted. The meaning of the Republican
victory two years late, was that that dis
trust still existed. 1t had been intensified
by Democrats distressing each other. The
conditions are no better this year, for in
every one of the issues raised this cam
of former defeat.-Shelbyyille Republican.
There are four justices of the peace in
Fort Wayne and each officer is supposed to
have constable. The legitimate business,
of justice courts is not sufficient to enable
half that number to live decently on the
legitimate fees of the Office, But four jus
tees, their constableS and families must
live on the fees hence they are placed by
the State in a position that almost compels
rather than for the purpose OF enforcing
the laws and doing justice between litigants
rhe people cry aleyd for redress of this
All must concede this fact: fiat the hosts
of Uncle Sans solders-Republicans Dem
ocrats. Popuists of every hue and color Of
politics-waived all party differences, united
in the hour of danger and gave to this Ma
ton one of the greatest victories of the
worlds history. 1T was not Al Republican,
or Democratic, or sPopuist victory alone
II was victory of the people. and, when
will cast their votes as they did their bull
lets.in that place .whera,fhey will do the
ple.-AnderSOn Bulletin.
Senator Turpie, the recognized leader of
Indiana Democracy. and the avowed candi-
date for senator in case his party wins, is
talking free silver and nothing else. c. A.
Robinson, the candidate for Congress to
succeed Henry U. Johnson. is p1edging him
self to oppose the cause of sound money
first, last and all the time and preaching
free silver and nothing else. This should
assure every one that q Democratic victory
in November will briilg in ITS train all the
dangers that are sure TO come with cheap
money, with free silver. These dangers are
none the less than they were last year.
| Tine may have changed their features but
they can still be recognized by their odor
They are just as dishonest, just as vicious
just as fatal to the business interests of the
Nation as in 1S96.-Richmond Item