The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-08


TExtracts from IN Address at Mexico. No.. I
July a.
senator cockrell said that the advocates Of
anti Democratic principles based their de-
mants upon tine theory that tire officers Of
the General Government and their en-
pioyees, although selected y the people. are \
people tann the people themselves This
theory il = partial Development 81 the old
thai a King has divine night 20 rule and 20
ipcrpefuAtc his rule for all time
LOOK eros rms PICTURE
During the % wears ~ the supremacy ~ DE
mocracy. up 90 the sth Of March. l,6 /. u had
"a All high protective tariff-. All m0nopOlie>-
The Democracy 0verthfeN the United cFntes
banks and established the sub Treasures
wherein 20 keep the pubic moneys. 20 that
they could not be xrongfuIly used OF stolen
During all these years the Democracy nnd
maintained bi-rnetalism. or the perfect
equality Of gold and silver. unlimited In coin
age and unlimited In legal tender power IL
had maintained the supremacy 81 the civil
over the military authority: and the u1re-
from military supervision IL had maintain
ed the State Governments In all tbelr rights,
without increased powers and enlarged iuris-
rHES Of rms.
The Republican party, true 20 the anti
nemocrattc principles q iss forefathers-tne
war against true Democratic principles. and
/ has over ridden. trampied unfe- foot and
I Il has desr Dyed the tariff for revenue only.
and In IL place has given ~ high prcs:ctlve
tarir. % foster certain branches Of industry
in its favored New England section. 20 the
derriment and ruin Of the great agricultural
and producing regions OF the Mis-i.stppt
Valley. IL has created and chartered the
national banks. making the favored de-ix-
mated one- Repositories of the public funds.
and, in effect. Largely destroying the objects
and uses of the sub Treasures. and enabling
them % entoy rich profits 70 the extent Of
millions, and 70 contribute largely 20 corrupt
the ballot and perpetuare Republican mis-
rule and supremacy Il has DESTROYED the
preciated and demonetized silver. and has e.
taDlisned gold mono metalism. to enrich and
favor the creditors Of the country. and i'm
poyeri-h and financially ensiaye the debtor
classes, making the rich richer and the poor
pDorer, and ueprec,arLnR the paying power 81
all the material property Of the country IL
has enacted laws requiring test oath 20 be
taken tly all jurors IN all the United states
Courts In every State. AZ the discretion 81 the
Judge. or on motion 81 the United States DIS
trfct Attorney. thus driving from the inries
the Intelligent. competent and fair men n
eleven states, and making trials By inries In
those siares iarc.; aecke.y and da-Tsas &C.
authority. destroyed state Governmental afr.
~ elected By the people. and gwen legal
sas si.,, ~ the Army and Navy 70 ap-
pear AZ elections held in those states,
armed and equipped. 90 keep the peace
~ nnII-. n WILEu over American clllLNn~s
American freemen 70 make them gentleman
W. quiet orderly. peaceful. honest and pnrri-
orie, t. encourage them in virtue, and deter
them from vice. IL ha- declared citizens and
voters OF the United states incapable Of self
government. incapable OF bcing peaceful
and iaw abiding ON election days AZ the polls
without the presence ant supervision Of two
Supervisors ot Election. and Special Deputy
Narsnns without limit A. 20 number IL has
provided by iew tor the appointment ~
D United states Jndge- 81 two supervisors 81
. Election for every voting precinct in the
whole United States whenever ten citizens
! Republican. may make request IN writing:
states Marshal on applicAripno Of two citizens
in every town or city having 900 population
: or upwards. Of A. many special deputies 4
voter 20 watch the voters. preserve order
: keep the peace. a. make arrests Of citizens
4 wifnor without warrant, before Or after vot
y Ing Thee citizens can b. hurried TO pri-or
) or 4 gnArd-hOnSe. be deprived Of their liber.
a ~. their ballots and their citizenship, and
then the people are taxed 70 pay tne,s ON IN.
4 Increased she Jurisdiction and powers OF rns
Federal Judiciary. taken from the 1udirfar.
q ths ssas Peeerc an lass ssnr 4,
: these and many other anti Democratic
measures. IL has attempted 20 maze our t.oy
E erngncnr q strong centr4 lied one, 1nu "
\ perpefuafe its rule
THE sTRrsGLE BEcAS
when the advocates Of Democratic prinriple
began 90 gain supremacy aid control IN TN
House OF REPRESENTATIVES, anu A1E -tA4<A !
must continue NATL complete supremacy 4
: secured. In the Last session Of the Forty
fourth Congress. March. l~1-, the Democratic
/ House demanded restriction Ia the Arm,
bill "a prevent the use Of troops in certain
! southern states TO crush out State Govern
e ments chosen ~ the people. and 90 set III
n and maintain sham governments created y,
!, the Republican once holders. On the rcfusa
al the Republican senate 30 agree % the re
II srricsion the bill failed and the extra session
+ I'm October. ls1s, wA- the result ~ the regl
: lar session of the Forty fffh Congress. Il
n ls---7s. the Democratic House demanded
Y legislation In tne Army bill prohibiting en-
q cute the laws the Republican senate re
, sisted for a long time. bat finally the poin
a ~as yielded and the provision became a IL, y.
Z IN shs last session of the Forty fftn Congress
l. the Democrats Of the House demanded ~
!, enactment ~ certain clauses q leEi-isffoni
y the army bill and in the Legislative. kxecu
!. ave and Judicial Appropriation bill. repeal
y ing certain II those obnoxious laws enacte
Y BY the Republicans The senate. being Re
, publican. refused 70 agree 20 them, and Con
}. gress expired without these two appropria
I. ZION bills having been passed, and the Gale
session resulted
e EXECUTIVE AssrwPTIo~s.
Y After REVERSING az some length tine renew
= ed issues brought up AZ tine extra session
(. Mr. Cockrell says Mr.. HAYES IN his vctoe
e4e, NJ "ssss'es upon No r.
!. without constitutional sanction The fr:
e Il that he. in tire Executive chair. acting
a President l. third House ~ C0ngres-. m
~ can compel ana cDercc the House Of keprs
n ~entafiveT. chosen By the people. ana "
ie senate. chosen ~ the Legislatures ~ IN
"A different states. to make appropriations I
y. enable him 90 carry out In his O~n way An
~ unrepealed Law which may chance 20
" found in any Of the statutes ~ the Unite
" states. rrGnrfles4 OF IT, necessity. charArts
N or importance. Mr.. Hayes assumes the riHt
y 20 veto any hili making appropriations 4
n certain specific purposes deemed nece-sAr
Y. and important. n tine appropriation be n
- -rricteh To thO-e purposes He thus as-urns
III III. rixnf 10 stop the wheels ~ Guverumcu
= The Assumption ~ monstrnus and without n
shadow ~ constitutional sanction. We ~
tr sourned. and fne appropriations Tor Marsha
X and General Deputies failed. and the VIII"
= responsibility rested on Mr. HAYES The lAv