The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-10-11
THE FINANCIAL BuGnEAR
~ :: stewart 0n the Prospective
Election Ut Horace (. r9.eIav

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y. y. Stewart On the Prospectiv.
Election Of II GRACE q rccIuv'
~. New York Herald. Cct a.
Inc reporter visited Mr.. Stewart,
""wn.town warehouse. at DruS,iwa,
a"a ChnIE ber> strecis. and, having sen,
up ~. card. WAS shortly anerwnrd n.
rected 70 Mr.. Stewards private uff;rc
where The warehouse prince VIA,
seated, rs usual. among Litcrs and pn.
'Pess !" large numbers, but all disposed
III regular m"thod ON the desk IN m.
ORDER IN which they are to be- attended
~ ~. M. Stewart glanced quietly and
N'""iy over the tops at his go 4 bowed,
s,pcc!.c'es and by light wave of hi.
'.ai'd invited the reporter to Lc seated
Auer rapidly looking over one or tw,
"ouiional documents he took of ~.
spectacles. tui ned in his chair 81, =, t.,
,aee the reporter and asked the ,,arli in.
'ar nature or object o; th,. VIII, .,d
whether he cO,ill be oI any service.
Reporter Mr.. stewart. Won mr.. nr,,l-
any aware OF tue ex:,;r,,cr o.. ~, in.
preston In the pni.li, mini, and when
= soux"' ~ t~ sirt'.gi .rp,d 10 aid .hc
Interests in the coming
''c''I"". that lie elevation vi Mr.. Tree. !
Z! Z" thr Prr,ide,c, wuull irad ~
'>u'S '.iv-.s'' iu Ia. ti.,a,n.iu i,,,ers.,x /
: ia. ne! antiIe community and of The
""h'fs xrherfly. 1--we been III.
."t'd y! tie Herald to all up,,u van
u. 10 learn whether il is agreeable -
"' !" make public your 'icws u:.o.
~ ruhject. ~"
new /! ' '"
Reporter Well VIC want. Il, ,.u,,,
''riher ,od look forward "a ,!,.. Crr, u
'!.s r:er'lon a likely 10 pro-; ,c,, nm. (
's'nrss and iinanrial difficult, in m, 4
ntfciaI world. .
Mr. stewart l do not. VIII, .ouL,lt
had To difficulty; ~
Repeater Well. il i. said thnt Nh
'sr'cy peculiar Enanri.l view. won,ut :
INC reverse ~ those entertained ~, Is
r. IOn,wcil. os'N
"r. stewart Can Won toll me- xhs. y
The views at Mir. I:outwc,,, III
'rr could learn 'hai he Ind M. II
e"ai views of policy. sr;n,,o.o.,I
course Was controlled ~ his ;udy.t
~ OF existing circumstances. -, 4, ~
M ponce consists in purchasing. u
"fHe premium. Government bond. nc !"
un". ! think the sooner tb,, icy
minated the better for tie couu,,,.
u The sooner II is understood NV, IL m
\. ,.a, intends entering upon a ~ y:
~H"h III some future time. no -
Yer no" remote will lead to resun,p- III
= VI spec" PAYMENTS. the better !. Oh
! oe Tor evrrybbd'. Conlinuin. th,.
'r>e that has been pursued ,l,r az ce'
years VIII never lead % .p,.ri. nav on
MS O,it leaves every merchant M ,i,. up
roy Of gold gamblers. " Ini
Exporter Then yon have M s.,, Mi
me election OF Mr.. Greeley will sal
"uce any financial difficulty .o'
". stewart None whatever. bin
eW'r'rr What do you think OF III. ~
'rnt views Oh the tariff question no
'ild they not. II carried out liz tA'l
rye OF the tariff. lead to some con- wo
Dn with the merchants &c
,. stewart Not nj all. On tho con. Isl
Y. ! 'h,nk Mr.. Greeley leaves that -
no" where II always should be left ire
''n me people. through their mem. bot
OF Congress. uncontrolled by l,arty wh'
mon. have always contcndci Pre-
the tariff laws, to which our conn Pre-
ooks for IT, revenue, should be die ri.'
wholly by rules Of equity an. go
re, and so as to hear equally IN thei latte
cation upon all intcrpsts and 8. prot
Is. Take of the party whip. allov; rcga
nemhers Of Congress 10 consult m. just
raj Interests OF their respective con
'nts IN framing the tariff laws. anil ;,o
'cvc we would find every interest .hs,
better served aud protected than -. a", y
row. ice'