The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-06

carried for The Republican tick ~ AZ The mex
Presidential election. The attention 81 ia,
-. Louis q. ID. T. respectfully solicited q
lhls fact when pluning itself upon the credit
that y feels l. due u for having nominated
Grant the last time first. - hicago Trib.
une tRep.)
TAKING An INTEREST IN LoGAN'S WORK
--Grant was always Logan's favorite candi-
dale. and--thl- was before Gen. Logan lOin-
ga The church by telegraph and sent on his
photograph ~ be baptized-he was once
wont 20 say thai the ex-pre~idcnf would
run like the devil with a iin-keiile tied 70
ms tail" We take an interest IN Mr.. Lo-
gan's work. In 1877 he succeeded In elect
ing Democrat 10 the United States senate
IN place OF himself, and we have great
hopes that he will provide Democratic
successor 70 Mr.. Oglesby.--Ne1c York
World
RELIEVE TIE INDUSTRIES or THE coUN-
The whole West and south, with the
great middle State OF Pennsylvanis, and pos
siDiy New York, will join ia the grand move
ment Tor the relief Of the industries Of the
country, and the disenthrallment 81 Govern
ment and people for all time from the heart
less aud remorseless tyranny Of the Money
ROVER. All men now see that this u the
real issue: Whelherf the Syndicates and their
associates shall retain possession OF the Cow
ernment-run II in their own interests
piunder Government and people; or wheth-
4 - Ah' Ft1fItt FAalt AtN Alu Hf-rt-eipN tl lItlE
Government, and thereby promote the hap
piness and prosperity, not Of one selfish,
greedy and unproductiye class. hut Of the
whole population Richmond Wig.
A Fri REPREsESTATIvE.-T nominal
lion OF Godloye :. Orth for Congress by the
Republicans Of the Ninth Indiana District
shows that the party in that state, a. else
where, has got tired Of pretending to be Ia
favor or honesty and reform. Two years
ago Orth was nominated by the Republicans
Of Indiana as their candidate for Governor,
but his corrupt connection with the yene-
zuela claims created such a stencil in the
public nosirils and the opposition was so de-
cided that the party leaders were compelled
70 withdraw his name in spite OF the peril
thereby Incurred. Nothing has occurred
since that time 10 relieve Mr.. Orth from the
odlum he so justly incurred, but the Repub-
leans Of the Ninth District evidently feel
that man with spotted reputation i a
filter representative Of their Repubicanism
than one with clean record would be.-De-
front Free Press.
THE LOUISIANA CRINE.-Major Burke's /
testimony before the Potter Committee Is |
plain. solid and impregnable statement Of
the Republican steal. He states that sfhe 4
opinion or every honest man in Louisiana
was that Hayes and Packard were defeated, \
and Tiden and Nichols elected" The re-
turns furnished the ample proof, and these \
returns were Killed or amplihed as the Re-
publican conspirators found it necessary in
perpetrating their crime. Even John Sher-
man, with the consciousness OF his own part
In the destruction Of lawful votes, was COM
PEELED 70 say in his letter TO Hayes (Novem-
Der %, 1876 that sit seems more like the
history of hell than OF civilized and Chris
tian communities" That history OF perjury
and forgery John sherman helped TO write,
and, as maker 81 that history. he can truly
say quorum magma pdrs faf. Courier Jour
nal.
PARsON NEWMAN RALLIES FOR GRANT.
The cat Is out OF the lag. Rev. DIR. New
man, Grants ex-lnspector OF C0nSulafes.
has explained just how Grant stands in re-
spect 70 a Presidential nomination In 1850.
"Grant," he SAYS, sis supremacy h0nest,en-
tirely conscientious. and should an emergen-
cy arise where the American people demand
his services again, know he would not re-
fuse. He would regard il as q cali OF Prov
idence." The Doctor. possibly with fresh
visions OF second tour around the world al
government expense before his eyes. wakes
enthusiastic and declares that he should .
not be surprised II the day would come when
the people will demand him TO take the place
At the head 81 the nation once more. They |
could not do 4 wiser thing.n Hayes has APP /
parently omitted TO notice what valuable ,
Newman Is and what an excellent
Inspector of COnsulsfes he would make. for
Newman. among other things, says that "we
never had weaker Administration since the
~ the Government than az this
lime. "-Dsfroit Free Press.
THE SUPREME DESIRE OF THE AMERI-
IAN PEOPLE--The controlling. absorbing
md supreme desire Of the American people I
n 10 get their hands free from the igature {,
y an exhausting system Of taxation. I'm !
ess the Democratic party and its principles
prevail, we plainly are not 10 be relieved or (
my or the burdens laid on us at every point Z
y monopoly tariff. nor i any thing app i
Darenily - be done but 10 pile on subsidies I
n one kind and another. grab what IL left J.
4 the wealth OF the public domain, and con-
inue plotting for the continuance OF the l
present Republican party by bringing back (
he Southern States under the dominion Of 4
he bayonet 10 yield party elecio oral votes. :
The time l. at hand when the policy Of the |,
republican party. as demonstrated by its =
lets, Is 10 he opened 10 a sweeping con- I
and 20 surely as the people de-
nand abated taxation will they return = a
Democratic Congress that will respond !,
promptly and fully 70 their requirements !.
Boston Post.
THE GRANT TALK ALL ONE WAy.--If Il
interesting 70 observe the unanimity with Y
which the advocates OF the election Of Cen &
irant for third term base their argu- .
nents In his favor upon the necessity OF a 4.
trong Government. III il his military char
cter which, In their opinion, recommends !
lin. His superiority over other candidates i
1 thus made 70 rest solely on the ground |;
hat, II elected, he will &c more despotic. n
socialism, we arc told, l. TO be dealt wish. i
nd an iron hand Is needed to crush II. We 4
fier widely from this view. we think all Y
ollicS come 20 an end quickest II left free 10 G
un their own course. Prince Bismarck b
Gems II cxpedicnt TO cur;al the already re- Il
tricted freedom ~ The press in Germany, !.
nd 10 prohibit meetings, IN order 10 pre- y
Ont the spread Of socialism. DO We want 2
nv thing OF that kind herey DO we want q
he liberty OF the press diminisheds DO we q
rant the right freely % meet and to express !,
views, no matter OF what complex n
on, infcffcred with! Dennis Kearney =
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