The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-14

M YELLOW .GfflxE>~, ] speak - yuu 20
night because our country suffers b-cau~e
hrne-f. Industrious men ss.ck employment IN
vain. aat their families want f0od- Harper's
Us<ifr ~ay~ 4 II II computed that therr ARE
G.ru0 90 ~ people in tho country idle who
would gladly work. These wllD. three or
four years ago. received s. and s. a day now
eagerly accept y GENTS Al labor has been
iorrsul 10 submit % reduced wages
We ought, Ia candid spirit, - search the
cause II Government. either In IL lexi~ln.
ton - S' ~, Il MA 'd" ean"e.
All equally Therefore. I speak - You. RE-
publicnur and Democrats alike. II do not
convince Your Judgements will not wound
your in~f -nsrrpsibilitie-. criticise policies.
ohio - 4 fortunate state It, s0iI T. fertile,
IT, clfrnnfr A. healfIfni. it, mines rich. III
i,nnulaflon l. hardy Contemplating. Intelligent.
Tine lake the river. the Marietta. the Ealti.
rnofr and ohio. the i1u-burg and FORT
WAYNE thr ritt~burg aud -. Louis. the ~
fanftc and t,rcat Western. the Lake shore
Railroads. the infrr~ecting cAnnl- and rail
roads from north - south. bring AL it. parts
into easy communication. Mature. niNuy-
l,snmtifui. hn~ given IL exceptionally
abundant harvest. Neither plague ps-~ti-
Irncs ha~ visited n. And yst. ;he highways
and Nrnny~ arr fiiled With tramps. the CITIES
And villages ARE hllei with deeds 81 Violence
against prrron~ and properly the station
houses and nDrk houses are fiied With the
poor and hungry and miserable. a. Nell a
with criminals iAbor J. DISCONTINUED. and
the discomfort ufters oulinous threats, and
sord men are idIe women are suS.rins
Children arr hungry, ail ARE unhappy our In
ssrstlie~ ar~ All derangrd. busine~S J. stag
hands ana nll men look viii anxiety fstr that
whirh shall come % pass ! -prAk ~ affair
IL ohio becarse know them; ! speak what
rOa know. testify that y lich You have seen.
NOW. Why = TltI-
There must b. canse. What i ~ one
iart ronfrsnt- a. IN this inquiry The iM~r
~ taxation. the Laws ~ tins tariff. the
nerrial system. the financial y~feHi-the~r
touch tl~ very itie and being - the whole
social and industrial fabric. The Republican
parfy ha~ established and administered fhfsr
imA~ ami fhr~e systems IL has bad power
1ur halt i GENERATION kveu since thr ~arif
ha. naa nis~aluFr -ray ~ t~ette wears
only ~ aii thar thine has there bcrn an
adverse ffunss ~ Representative. u ha~
u~sti this po~er without stint Ihe Internal
Revenue system. even What l. left ~ ~. bears
almost entirely and very heavily upon West
ern industries and the produtt - Western
larihs-
rAr tnrif i an IN adjusted tax. ~ produces
iiftlp revenue H. extremely oneruuS IN those
whn import ami pay duties. eNt"rt- large
Subsidies ior private Interests from Those
ufr ~ MOI. and ~aps the prosperity "a every
industry. even thu~e Il aHect~ - protect
scarcely a ~hip nasfgntr- tAr ocean under the
TAG p. the tnfru states, rnu the tr~ which
dv arr built On the clyde and belong 20
rlE Fr~axcrAL si~TE~
may bc briefly stated. An immense public in
eject IL ruo lnw-. been made payable in gold
rnly. and thereby been Increased - Irr cent
SILVER has been demonesixed. and gold. the
only remaining legal tender for the bonds,
hA- tecn enhanced accordingly ke-ump-
tlrn ~ -ps-cir payments has been ordained
fnr JANUARY ie-9 and. within eighteen
fr1nth~ tines hmse M pisrn except ~ illegal
contraction ~ grrrnbark~ Or the impossible
boarding al gold The nr~f measure largely
Increased tile Indebtedness. The second ~
fnilai~hrd fhe currency I'm which that indebt-
.ssine~s can be- paid. The third erectuAily and
necessarily destroys the Industries and ener-
gir~ vs. which the means ~ pay can ~ earn
81. Tie Egyptian policy ~ requiring bricks
and nns furnishing ~trs~ ~As mercy IN com
pa-ison.
closer examination ~ the effect ~ these yAri-
ou- lass. An Ohio audience understands
tncm sell. The great campaign % ls.5 Was
fought uSon these Laws Their effect wa-
forr~ten. examined. predicted with unerring
accuracy. The resumption act WA analyzcd
ana a. fuFthe~f Consequences we're pointed
out The decentralization ~ silver wa~ not
them appreciated. II has oniy increased the
momentum ~ the great general movement
FrOFHEra HA- BECOME ACCOMPLISHED
IN history ana thu night the 1900 failures az
fhr last twelve months. the weary furt-tcp~ ~
TO- innuinerable misfitude- seeking work.
fhr ~srike~ ~ nnpnid lstissr.rs. the blDudy and
~3tH fra,s,,,~ ana thr station -hnn-e~ 1iiisi
with homeless pauperS. Ia dicf the Republican
pulicy thr cause ~ thi~ condition ~ AZ
lair.
The speaker here reviewed AZ length the
Republican rtafr PLATFORM.
STATUTORY AKnrTRsTioS.~
The Republican candidate for t.overnor has
made hi- oun commentary on the platform.
IT. ~onih provide b. ia~ that railroad cvm4
panin~ should pay fixed rate ~ wages ~
the emplu. 60. 4 lived rate - dividend 81 the
capital. and should div ids the residue ~ the
PROFITS between fhr ~fnckholder~ and the Ia
lporrr-. What rafe ~ waG.-f What rate ~
dixidendt who shall decides By What rule
~hail II Ne n~rsftaineds But SUPPOSE the rail
read a. unfortunate and there are 40 profits
stall waEres ften te reduced below the rate In
order ~ make tiividrndf Capital bring I'M
xt-fe1 in An unprOftahlc or unfortunate rund
can not iyc taken cunt. ~ must remain. Labor.
having -nrh tie. may turn eisew here
~ii@ii u bQ iDrrs~i - rcmalnf shall y ~ com.
ptisrti 80 work ai thr diminished wages II
rsAt HAT Possibility ~ there fsr a fair returu
fur thu capital imNr-tt-sts What would the
~fafnror. arbitration IN In such cn~ss II
TIA ~ehrn1e j. 80 lpensficent. shy confinc Il tn
r1irpmai-- Why mos apply tito manufactures,
~ hn~bAurry. M the household Nay. ahy
nr. vi the lAa us.ier ~ fnc candidate himself
AMI make -rmi annually division - the
>mrtAfu~ profits wifh The woman Wh0 sweeps
4 s4rl tisc hDy uiiu carries hi~ houk~ 20 the
tuGrt hgmsas No. gentlemen, these all
sitst e.- IN fn. ArfFinsfnt ~ lmisor Govern
imsnt naaA establish lSssiirc regulations and
-AnliNfN N -uiAtiun-, 4 may provide Tor ~mfr
VII im tnn construction ~ factories ami miues I:
"a tit~t REGULATE tllc employment ~ children
~ fsAsier 4.Nr-. az persons "A ~ nic mne nm
-tnI mt4i1 Il rnay appoint inspectors aud
ttit"r rfilrN.f- IN ~erurr these ends. n flnt
prrualAs rkrgri~c ~fiil other la~er~. in fhe
tA~F ~ common Cnrrser- nnI 81 railroads
NNlfh extend irvm uur rnd ~ thr continent
81 tAae ether. M whleh ia ~ pars Owner b. sui
irtipm INK donation. brf wacn ID moes fur.
tAtf ami Assumes tn take fsbtsrsr= under IT,
especial auii PARENTAL cars, ~ make tlirFn the
Mtr7i~ ~ thr nniipt. Il bcIftie~ and iniurrr
tAtNt
E-.noE -HorLp IA TREE.
nnffamnncicd. Iett a. if~elf. IT, contracts
-lit'nAti w. speedily enforced. IT. iniurirS
-iluuiu he speedily rrsirx-~sed. The burdens
IMPRESSED upon j. should b. made n light a.
possible The advantages ~ education fur
nt~rssd ~ the state -ilnnld ~ made eA-y a. all
4N.ft.
~hAml1 award honor 90 IT. highest -rif re-
.rert and honorable sell assertion Under
tflt~t conditions u can best Mght the hard
tAfflr ~ life and meet successfully overcome
the nLAMnN MmtMgEs nf the daily etrugxle for