The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-19

Nix. EDITOR. the Courier OF June
18th. see some sIandcrous charge.
above the signature Of John M. Parker.
on the officers OF. the Greenback Club 81
this place. For many years back have
paid no attention 10 SANDER or SANDER
|ers-using the rule, II you want TO keep
clean, you must not stoop 10 play with
dirt or dirty things. But a. Mr..
Parker, in his ambition 10 get his maine
before the public, puf in his shovel
where there was no dirt for him 10
shovel. aud barked before his masters
were ready to whistle. would say 10
him that he might A. well bark at Tie
moon rs 10 try 10 check The onward
march OF men with such noble princi-
piles Us is advocated BY the independent
National Grcenback party. Never since
the world stood has the noble -elf-sacri-
|iicing pioneers Of q great reform. for the
just rights and good ui their fellow-mar.
Escaped the SANDER or prosecutions, pris-
ION, torture the rack and death by
tyranical plotting Williams, and their sub
dned dupcs and pimps that love to lick
the .rod. that smites them. Now. Mr.,
Parker, ii you mean me, you know A.
you--you know that il Is because have
always discountenanced disgracefu and
dishonorable conduct, and that is one OF
the reasons that You and your clique has
hunted. me down for years, like The In
dians would wild boar. AZ for you
pecuniary reasons, will leave for
another time. As for our party, you
need snot be uneasy. We will not inter
fere with you. You may stick to your
wallow. We do not expect TO make an
eagle out of a tunbIc-buy, for if we was
TO hold him up he would not flv. Ii II
men, that is men the noblest work Of God
the honest. industrious and independent
man that lives by his own toll instead
of The toll of his fellow man. that we
wish 10 libcratc from the chains Of 81
plotting, thicving. useless and tyranical
50 that he may rise 10 the
station that God designed him To occupy.
think Mr.. Parker feels a little disap-
pointed, because. after a long siege OF
undermining. was finally hunted down
and robbed Of myiproperiy, when was
unable 10 defend IL, thrown out Of my
hard earned home more dead than alive.
to he preye upon by Others. he did
not yet ~. large share as he reached
ior but the dog that does the barking
can not expect as much as his master
that sets him on. Advocates of cheap
labor will dig man on; Of his grave
steal his coffin. and yell az him 10 90 to
work. Now, # Mr.. Parker i too righ-I
tcous to know Of hut little OF the devils
servants evil doingS, how does il come
that he learned enough 10 charge il 90
the officers OF the Grccnlack club! L
know of no such conduct onl, from
hearsay. nor have ! tried 10 tind out
who IL waS or what the trouble was !halI
caused il, and 10 not pretend 10 be- one
OF the elected either As much as my
self and business has been slandcrriI
during the last eight years. this J. thrI
iirsi time that ! have condcsccnded iol
notice il but being one of the four of-l
iiccr- OF the Greenback Club. we expect
the devil 10 turn all of his artlllcr,
against us, in behalf Of croaking muSh-l
room aristocracy, aud their subduedI
lick-spitles to crush those that dare tol
strive tor the rights OF man VIII NJ \
Parker tell us when these crimes wer
committed by the aforesaid party 4
Come be rat or monse; we think III
will be the former, as he Is said 70 bel
very undermining. .B L. PoTTER.
ireland. July 18th. 1878.