The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-05
Grant Talks He - Ia Favor =
Hayes Policy.


Esasa-ss r,s-svsr- hxS E<sz-
sya ~ NY tie the Genrrsl US very
fnlkafivr- Nz-a-ioBslty Ne would sp<Hk
AZ .ffirs ~ hnsnr. Frrgnenr.y come
fhin- uss = drsrlnt~ like his:
-GrR<rsL uhrp a. voa expect 70 re-
fnrn 20 Arn@rf-n
Il shall <tfs in Europe yesr or morn.
] have sr~r!tI reasons for % doing ]
sm 4 private cifiren nov. aud want
S.rfhiG< wsiarryer 10 do with politics
ifIrsre ~ home I xould give Mr..
Naves smsl his r,0liry al the support
rvmid b~c1nsr RE object aimed Il IL .
Noble ono. snf hope he win succeed
-But- G~ner1I- many Republicans fear
thar biz course will destroy the party
Never fear | have always Of late
yea hal ~ abiding faiih in the succe<s
" tie Republican, party A. each slesfion.
not 20 much because il Il always the
strongest with the people ~ because a.
vass- just Al tile attest moment. tie
Democrats DO some foolish thing and
give the victory to the Republicans
Nov. mark nv words. We will hare q
Republics. President in lss0. bessuse
the Drmocrzcy csnn0t resist the grn<r
disposition 70 kick over the milk pail
af.er il il filled told Judge Niblsrk.
Of indisna- 20 just before the l2st election.
and be smilIingIy admitted the truth "
shat I said-
what il yonr object IN staying away
from home - i0ngs-
We'll IN the frst place. when / went
ont Of offce | was worn down Now
raw. shnrouwkI.~ ~.-w&.I - - -
client health. and enjoying myself inn
men-ely- IwouId like TO see al Europe.
But propose 10 stay away Till amer the
exciting scenes that will surround the
rest o. Mr.. Hayes' policy. for the reason
That II were a home I would Be charx-
"a with having had hand in every
kind Of political maneuvering whether
| had o. not. and want to Danish poll
rir- from my mind until everything set-
tle- down. can say for one thing,
however. thar IL we're 1t home should
exert ny influence, ~ FAR - could ex-
'ert u. 10 all Of Mr.. Hayes plan Of recon-
clf7itm-
CIVIL xxEvicE RErokN.
OsneTai- they are running civil SER
vice reform veSy sfroux Just now7~
80 see; but IL will not work. BE-
ezuse the theorists have disagreed among
themselves - to its practicsi applics-
ton ! do NOT attach much importance
70 that msster. do not believe IL viii
'surcesi. though I wish Il could in some
practical var !, Take Schurz, for in
stance. he = making : business Of
civil service reform. Bot ne u hum
bug and Mr.. Hayes will ind Tim cut
before long. IL isa good thin 2. but Il il
haEd 10 apply in o1f country. II Is I'll
very vel 70 sat that the busi6ess Of Of
nee seeking shall be abolished. but the
ONCE seekers cannot ea-ilS Be abolished
aud the more the theorists quarrel an - z
themselves the further practical civil
service reform seems to recede-s
SOUTHERN EEPrBLIcAxs-
What do yOu think Of the dissolution
Of Repn olican State organizations In the
Sorfhs-
That j. one Of the usual violent e..
feefs Of wise government AFTER scene
q turmoil like that we had last fall.
For myself ! d. not care for party. You
can always depend npon the good sense
ofthe people Of The United States. They
believe in The republic. Their Dag i to
the fore, With stroHx arms behind Il a.
ways and they are sentimental. loyal
and brave They will never elect high
ohriai, except upon . common sense
basis For that reason ! believe the
Republican and Democratic parties Of
late being % evenly divided that the
people wilt be compelled % vote Ia
large majority for the Republican can.
didate, no matter who he may be, Be.
cansc the Democrats will do some silly
thing that will drive the thinking peo-
PIE from their ranks q the last nome MT.
The modern Democracy always do II.
4 hss made me smile freqneatiy q I
have thought Of II; int there IL some
fatality AZ work IN the premises.r