| Show TUC PRINTERS INFLUENCE neither party in indiana can afford to take any chances this year both recognize that the contest will be close and both are on their guard autust blunders blu of even the moa trivial character defections from old party associations are begs r dad with concern on one side and gratify cation oil tile othe r and any indica lion of weakness furnishes a signal at the affected party rushes im to the defence it Is not surprising therefore that when that useful and influential class the printers como to lie front with a grievance which Is made to bear A bol aspect there is a zealous hastening to investigate aho come of nt and provide a that shall ampey soothe the men who work with ink and antimony col john 0 now proprietor of the indianapolis journal To is ro ordinary newspaper man and no commonplace politician unfortunately for the re publican party be manifests a stub b 0 in unwillingness to conform his b business methods to the beat inheres ts of his politics ilia Republic ania all right but lie defies the typographical union the latter can play it lively part upon occasion in the cast ing of In dianas labor vote and that Is what Is worrying the managers of the grand old party in new is determined to employ mon union printers no trade organization can dictate to him who shall or shall not set his type ile will manage his own affairs even it his party goes to th bowwows do t tills Is a bad year to wrap ones sell up in a in accle of independence especially y in so celoso a state as indiana there are whispered about col news patriotism it transpires that lie will sell out entirely to those who would like to run the paper on a dif erent principle it they will pay him about twice what the establishment cost him at any other time this would be about twice what it Is worth but this you he thinks hs figure is cheap abo party think so too evidently for among them they will seek to raise the money and use the journal to win labor votes whatever may be thought of the gallant colo nels partisanship there can now be of his lacre ile has heretofore shone less brightly as Z an editor than as a politician people are beginning to find out that he has some sh lewd business ideas ilia 11 smartness Is showing itself in various and unexpected ways 1 I am for Il arrigon and and protection but I 1 am not for trades unions if my creed and my methods do riot suit you buy me out and substitute 11 you rown the democrats have not reaped the full advantage them b v this their campaign fund Is 0 according to all re por to two hundred thousand do lars added to a little brains might have been maket bethin 9 quite interesting for the republicans own state New wasso obdurate that the candidates pe rhonal solicitations soli citations were unavailing t 0 m 0 v 3 him from his ne y it seems was more powerful than the 1 appeals of friends besides it arl dented a more agreeable way out of the dilemma rho democrats have money so brice and scott and other millionaires say with all their dollars it Is unfortunate for the party that they did not show that they also had somo sense tue naw yo RIC that president cleveland has knocked down and climbed on top of all the republican senators who tried to drive him into a coiner over the fish eries treaty MISSOURI discharges drea and eighty million cubic yards of mud everY year into the river what a magnificent cara tle missouri Wis would bel NEARLY pa in now deball york d abram S for that means that the beat sentiment of the community to in his avor can the politicians defeat him nasr BALL nine axe bloing fi etter since they changed man gers they have vron three games la n suc under tile now man A 9 a MCA has purchased is of bonds of the railroad company |
