The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-11-12

ANY man not wishing 10 deceive. and
OF common qnadrnped instinct. shonld
have predicted yesterdays resuIt an,
time since the Indiana election ~.
parties who failed to carry Indiana. hay.
ing taken the confrtci 10 DO IN. beat
hancock, and Were WELL aided in II ~
John Kelly and lli> t.sii % Serfs-
But. beyond these g,ri~nnssl cauSes IN
Democratic party ws.- iarIy oyernatch.
ed IN the country, and 80 las teen ever
since its Congress has becn given q 70.
spectacle trial. Judge Thurman. OF
OHIO, was long the safe leader of the
democracy In Congress: but Tilden. de-
signing 10 run again, killed OIL Thurman
with his tools Randall, Dana & CO.
The seeds OF rivalry and distrust were
sown soon after Hayes' accession All
through the Democratic loaaership
Hendricks encouraged John Kelly 10
rebel in New York state. and was lin
self stamped by Bill En.sish: 20 tnat
New York and Indiana, The centers ~
the Democratic elIipsc. were worrnhoed
from the moment Hancock had been
nominated.
Ihe Republicans, with union and sa-
gacity, and money. too, won Indiana
and from that moment had command Of
all the money they wanted 10 carry New
n ork. and got all the doubtful. uncertain
vote every where. There being NO Ma
fional statesman 10 advise John Kelly
or y need be, 10 threaten hirn-thaf bull
bead had the cunning 10 try 10 elect The
worst ticket that even he ever put up.
nder shelter Of Hancock's necessity. he
rich. shallow, sSperstifious
tool for Mayor Of the proudcst cify IN
The Western world, a man only natural
zed here since the close or the rebe lion.
New York, il l. said. never had Mayor
not native Of the cify or SIate. Tni-
rcrsal sense Of outrage was felt ana
Kelly. whose ignorant character i also
reflection on his clerical tutors. inren,i- /
ied the disgust by attacking every BODY |
u sight IL another twenty-four hours |
lad interviewed. keliy's whole ticket
vonld have been beaten bv ten thousand
majority The indignation among Demo-
rats who voted for II that IL was elected /
x All j. prodigious tonight.
Where was The head OF the Demor ratio
National Committee while Kelly was
citing things on fire like ihafs He was
light here IN New YORK. .ut too inseu.
ate 70 see that proper municipal nomi. 4
'aiions were necessary 10 Hanrock's car
wing This State Barnum was benfiing
is mulish energies TO carry tie great
tate " Connecticut, while Kelly was
'ulling New York from under Ham
ork's stool. Meantime the country
arts OF New York were infiamed byl'
Wade Hampton's silly and egotisficaIl
peecbcs. and infiuenccd by good hon.
utter and cheese market. aud also ~
he agricultural tariff. which gave the
irmers protection against Canada bar
~. oats and potatoes. 1
IL IL not Mr.. Tiiden. nor anv other
1an, who il to set the party on its feet: I
al course Of good and prudent be- !
avior. which will get tbe con fidence or I
be people.
In Brooklyn. where the Democratic
ialoriiy was ten thousand short or The |
stiinaie. the Democrats are quarrel ling ]
yer the defeat. They made a majority q
,r Hancock, but lost the county ticket. Ii
he fac'ion led by the BROOKLYN Eagle '
lys that the Bnss Mclaughlin crowd \
ere ircacherous 10 Hancock in utter .
efiance Of the wishes OF the people. Z
he Eagle says: His agents al the n
Dlls traded of Hancock Tor CITY and r
'unty candidates. They left the polls :
unnamed for Hancock so that IL was 4
npossibie IN many cases 10 procure u
lecforal tickets save from represents II
rcs cf the Central Campaign Club. " ho q
ere faithful to the last This. togef her r.
ith the fact that The canvass for Ham G
'ck bad been spiritlcss, sham affair. u
charge Of some OF the most seryile Il
llowers Of the Boss. naturally had
'ry damaging effect, and the Democraft n
fell behind. But there
rejoicing among the Independent :
emocrats today that the Boss barna- y
= went down in The " reck.- u
Boss Mclaughlin, on the other hand. y
r. all the blame upon Mr.. kinsellas n
rty. saying that II bolied the regular
ganization and worked for all the ne. 4,
blican county officers. This il prOba- RI
! somewhat nearer the truth than that Z.
cIaughlin knitted Hancock: butt NAV
said that there are two sides 10 fhel.
smocratic quarrel ia Brooklyn. and %
nsella is not utterly without provoca- Z
IN. The Boss lost all his local candi- =
tes, the Republicans carrying the cityI
d county tickets, but losing the Ma Ia
nal, State and Congressional candi- III
tes. II.
In New York the most bitter feeling Ire
lists, threatening to reopen the old fight
iween Tammany aud anti Tammany.l
e latter are especially bitter againstlth
hn Kelly. They say that he broughtIoi
put the defeat first by boifing iass|ot
ar and throwing the State into shelnr
pds OF the Republicans, losing an theIpl
fronage, which hey estimate at least Il.
600 votes. lsl