The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-07-04

The Signs OF the Future---Whai
.he Outlook BctOkcnS.


the Outlook BetOkcns.
Frank Leslie's Magazine considering
tie politics Of the day has tlis to say OF
the two lndanians:
At times certain men seem 70 stand
oul both rs Presidential aspirauts andas
the leaders on parties. just NOW Indi-
ANA, -iu-gaTly enough, presents two oi
her sl4lcsulen, each Of whom j. the lead-
er Of lis party in national as well a. in
state affairs --tsovcfmOr Hendricks and
senator Morton. Both are strong men,
both ARE ambitions for Pre- sidcntia hon
ur-- ANA both may develop very great
ire--li amony thc people between this
and tic tiule when thc next national
conventions are ID be held. As Govern
ur Hendricks. owing to the position
which lIi- party las accorded him. must
ln great measure become the founder
.Of what > 70 BE the Democratic party
.of tlL fu,Ire, ii would bc premature 70
discuss his chances lOr d Presidential
nomination. These depend upon the
form apu shape Ac gives % the pemOc-
rtcy. A., ~ was Tie ease last wear, he
other and weaker nen % frame
tar rci'c. hl, party. b viii oe impos-
-iull auf lnu. t.iller to receive or accept
-at consideration ilem lis newer lead
I-. llc ul,t F-ufL aNd control IL
whether De would be iis candidate 81
.Aase i once more q powerful political
.Or-aniEi ION. No such work. and yet 4
uOrs almost g. Important. is q manded
.ui ..~ -rrat political rival. Lui 10 !.
Eurali.. 81 senator Morton cau be tlf
mesa EeV VDlilclu clAli..a tor rle Pres
.l-uyy. lauUA. anA poi.lca ir Ae i'
lun t4euw ng acceptable 90 tue mas
.ui fhe politicians ia Als own party. As
a SENATOR in Cong .-. De i- useiul d
tls ra.tg -in Hri. De is universally fe-
-trlal tlc bead ri The party Jut q.
President, hf wound Oe tia party l,ssli
l.e j. too mtrsctable 90 be OOil the re-
-li.ci leader anil tue actual head 81
acpu1lcani-m. ils j. too apt 20 sur
r0uuu tiiuseiI with 4 ria- oil his crca-
igi. lo ~ avorltc with else rings 0l
4 Nic. mrm like Cameron. Chandler ans
ar-tl.fa. uss the head. .le takes Occsr
slaual ii- oi political yir,ue. whi.h tr'
di--u tlr- % iie tiaarr in place auf
politics. And wilhli >enrlOr Morton i
faul popular even. with his oAu parts
'tEt~ut WAeu he deals sie.irr AIuUc.
NiBw- upon ii- enemies. IH 'ie IOe- O
u. .H-.ts le j. simply . Lnrrib night
'uarg. tu wosl is t0o bitter. no epitAc
100 cfprO1.OUs t0 DC applied 10 him
liie >ites- nu chiva.ry toward his enc
iinie-. anN in rciuiu he gets 10 quarters
sn luimn. where he cNcrvi~, NOR.
'rer-onai lt.r..rii- ni tlan anywhere else
ini- QpVptrui. .fte him iur.at-!y, aa.
vyn ai party tfier cling % him 0ni,
, ieclu-e iaey lCtrslin. anI nceulse ihr,
i.els us-ltAt without uim. without cN
.t.ol, 4e i ti.e 0r~i political mama sc
iln l.te CUu.try. aul WHOM on .aE IA pet
-eHai and gci.ve Interest in ceEvas-, ~
tnrglaifcs Ais'- State with com rictcncs,
i...at q Mcclellan would give % an army
Il Ilcrlries-. oa lh. other lnsnd, 4, OIL,
q true ani sincere state sn. lie ha
ftWer euemie, aAd giore lereni friend
..au aue public i'lqu in The country
Z A hen DE chooses. as he soiue time nj
\ lows him 9t, sJ become leader, il !
lwcncrliv rs the representative Of lh'
sprirl t- new on old. Ot his party. No
possessed 81 M0rl0u's ability 10 organ
:. .ig.u- men into mere parts OF the poliii
lcil machinery. Lc attains much higher
ldistimtii iiou when he chooses 10 lead. an.
lmarks Oui tine path hi. party ought 1.
luursue. These two men. thus made
iquRtsly skctchel. bear ga their shoulder
to-day thc future Fortunes OF two parties
Morton. as thc real leader OF the Senate
must become tie champion OF purity Ii
THAT body. and secure the integrity o
iilIc Administration "A very Cilhcult task
ii must De confessed If ne would pre-
'-rrv1 ihe Republican party. aud make
honorable iOr any ln % be It's cand.
date for President iM 1916. Hcndrick
must give Tie Democracy new liiJ
marking ont Tor it mission ia The "a
ture hich " ill engage the sympathics @
the people. They must accomplish. q
cadcsvOr % accomplish. these thing
whether they are 10 he Presidential car
.didates or not. Having long stood
political antIgOni-m in their own -tat
they must face each other on q wide
field FOR the next three wears. for th
.iuturc OF parties viii BE OF their mak
: ing. This. it must be- confessed. is a
unusual condition Of aiair. IN polite
: bus il anus n0t be iOrgottcn that polit
'cal partr- hve run no seed. 6tener'
1 Grants Admin's stration. and the corrul
tiuus surrounding il. taken in ccniunl
+ ton with the Credit Ngbilior aud Oths
exposures. have brought the Republica
+ plrv iO the Verge OF disruption. a Ion
series OF deseas aud unfortunate poll,
cal alliances have made the Denocrat
feeble and uncertain. And now Il
hope Of thc country depends upon u
two men we haye named as party lea,
y crS aud th1uvYuei,her may hc q cand