The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-22


the laconic reply.
iSDiASA A>D SEw YORK.
as there any prospect Of solid north
next year a. we'll as solid SOUTH" the,
reporter asked.
The senator smiled incredulously.
'Indiana j. certain for the democracy.
whoever may be the standard bearer Of
the party" he said.
Would Indiana 60 for Tilden?"
'Ifhe Is nominated, yes. As ! have
just told yom, Indiana is democratic
state"
Can anybody except TiIden carry
New York;
.Yes. certainly. am not sYre that
lust now Mr.. Tilden would be the
strongest candidate we could nominate
even in New York"
'Can Mr.. Hendricks carry this state ?"
.'Surely. You see we would give
such decided democratic victory in
Indiana In October that . democratic
triumph in New York would be inevit-
able. With good ticket Indiana is
always sure for the democracy, and with
such an example New York il always
SAFE
.Will not New Jersey and Connecti-
cut follow the lead Of New York whether
this state goes democratic or republi-
can 2" asked the reporter.
IF New York went republican they
certainly would. Connecticut Is very
y luncertain-shakv, In fact--amd New
Jersey Is apt to go as New York goes"
GRANT ASD SHERMAN.
4 What would be the effect of Gen.
Grants candidacv upon the result IN In
diana and New York y
II think Grant il the weakest candi-
date who il likely TO be opposed 10 Us.
4 We can beat him Ia Indiana without any
ltrouhIe.'
"What do you think Of Sherman p
"Sherinan IL not strong even Ia Ohio.
Although he has many warm friends in
Ohio he has also many bitter enemies.
The truth Is, the Sherman family il un-
popular they have manifested spirit
Of arrogance which has not strengthened
them with the people.
| THE CHEAT.
Cine Enaurer. Aug. r.
.What does Docrsheimcr say about
the issue proposed to be run the next
fimc?"
: IL heard him speak about that yesfer.
|; day. lie said thar there Il nothing
heroic IL iakirg the stump and iierating
THAT Mr. Tildcm bs~ been cheated. Be-
sides ne added. ~ soon ~ you begin IA
Il s.u-s thai. some fellow will call out
, .Iiow about those cipher dispatches n
Con.cQ uently Dnrshsimrr thinks thai
; the TiIslen campaign vii. be- . defensive
one from The beginning. Besides hs
does not think II will lie = very patriotic
course 10 make the sole is>uc vf the cam
| paigm We wont he cheated again !.
|. By the time the fight j. over neither
party will bc in a position to assent q
the election. Il there j. no other issue
than Mr. Tildrms wrongs the democrat,
will have = small platform BnIldozing
cipher dispafching. IN every form 0
language will be hurled hack. aud before
the casnpaixu u over YOU cannot re-
I cogmixe the democratic party IN it, mere
personal affiliatiom with the Tilden in
! Jury. Besides. Dorshcimer says II 4
second catch should happen IN the cleo
foral count Tilden will he found weaker
: than before. lie says that Il Is not true
ltha. lselton has becn dismissed. but ths
the literary bureau Il still driving on il
n the same scnselc-s course IL took f0uI
b years ago.
= Losixc CONFLUENCE.
: .You ssy be lost heart in TiIdcn Al
y snon as the Electoral controversy wa
, opened ~
.Yes Dorshein,er came 10 New YorI
and found Tilden utterly without policy
\ courage, or anything to denote leader
: They could not do anything with him
p Nobody knew whether he favored III
!, electoral commission or not. To tl,os
!: who said something IN it, favor he too
!. the opposite view. Whoever attackc'
! the commission heard him say some
: thing IN it, favor. lie finally did sem
Z three dispatches or messages 70 Hewitt
I. but Il was too late.
2 Had Hewitt any financial disput
y with Tilden?'
r., .Hewitt came into the Manhattan clu
y on election night, when Il Was suppose
= that Tilden had carried the countr,
lie was congratulated on his probabl
. place In the cabinet and counsels. HewiI
= replied in high passion that he did NJ
= expect 10 have any personal relation
y with Mr.. Tilden any more. Some "a
y. that these differences have been settles
"a IL Il well known tact that whoevs
re has any business with Tilden quarre
"a with him. He hates 70 nay debts.
% short. TiIden spent very little Of b
- money, and generally his men bore the
!. own expenses, and he hardly ever sal
- thank you'.r
"Does Dorsheimcr think that Tills
II I~~~ -. rrv N>rr Yprk stafa y"