Democratic Sentinel, Volume 7, Number 48, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 28 December 1883 — Page 8 Advertisements Column 6 [ADVERTISEMENT]

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THE IMPENDING CONFLICT. I The recent elections have revealed po-1 li'ical conditions which will, without! loubt, make the Presidential election] next fall the greatest political conflict off ur history. It is due to t«uth to sntfl hat the conditions sfa wn are such that] ach parly may reasonably be'ieve that] it run succeed by « mi jhtv effort. I Here in Indiana, a« in '76 and #O, wilJ •>e enacteii a mighty struggle. 1 Thfe corrupt party which has been terl nearly a generation fatieuing upon spoils! •od plunder, wiH go f'<>m its long pos-j ■lessiun of a Gananri flowing with tli« milk and honey ot spoils, only when M has exhausted it? niuioat en<’s’ivors t<! The Country is Im slsaugcr to ihfl character and variety of means into requisitions whera Republican npfl| nopolists, bossrs’and plunderers ly make an etlort. 11 Fellow Democrats, there are coudi-1 :ion» upon which we may rea-onabltf] raekon a probable success. These con-1 ditions, and they:;are the only ones, are m united and great effort. Every shoul-I DER TO THE WHEEL! 1 Even now tho conflict is ip the air.-— J i’he sentinel «ill contribute its best eff l oil to the end of a grand Democratic] victory. 1 Its work can be best done when a vreek-1 iy visitor to every Democratic home J lienee we ask to become such a visitor J ‘tnd add that now is the time for every! Democrat in the State to subscribe fori the Sentinel. I TERMS: WEEKLY. J Single copy, without premium, $10! <? Jobs of 11 for “ if nd 2.3 *2O SI 25 Ofl DAILY. I Oue copy, one tear. $t <> fJ six tnouths, 5 <3 three months. > *3 one month, M Sunday Sentinel by msil, ft *O. 1 wn n I ■ - . .. j Agents making op Oluba send fat i»formatfnn desired. | Swk.os’ Oofxu fm e—n i> - - - t . H Addraaa . INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL OO| WffICHT S INDIAS IEGETASUPULt I FOB VWB LIVER And all Bilious Complaint! D?WHITTIER| ISA tahMlebed tMF! A wcatarFlrySL ! eiae <Mv(Ja,Nerroa*.Bk>o<>,BMaMk6 ■ t nßarvA&eaHW ■ es !K»»e"e«, prixl-H-inr Nervon» Dwlb ] i.-M >»l,*larrw' / ’•7>?e<Ua»eni»,Ra<iao I •exoai Call o- *a full. tympUMMR. I i.n j eotruer. f’-.jt .' -rt. •iisientconfir jl eßlfK.",'.U‘:."clei ton;. hleiVv’.UvavalaverwlißVfc. .1