The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-30


On the 18th the House had undercon-
sideration the Army Appropriation BILL
and was addressed BY Mr. Ewing. lie
said.
The Democratic side had been severely
criticised Tor NOT having taken parr n rnis
discussion He ~As surprised AZ that. Ine
prn.linx amendment wns practically keput-
lixsan pruposfrf1r- az the extra session UnLy
twelve RepublicAns had voted against y. Nni
the Republican leaders hal eruwci over the
fat that nnore Republicans than democrats
nat voted for IT, IL Was practically their
rhunder. and the Democratic ssie nad nj
prr 1arssd Trades against the very Amendment
<hirh tney hal 80 unanimously and tuip1Af-
lcally supported Now rneir objections c.,fne
IL B4hsl u cries AL werr distressed Al
his arnenslnesar, frurn tine vacant chair On tne
R.ur1nitran -fte NJ Garneki. whlcn was m
edo ilirnf prUtest against The susilcn slrtcf-
frrn. New jersey Mr. kpt-son'- who. having
been absent ~ the time - the previous aalot-
tfun ~ the anentmrLiE- wHs ln1.pn Mitte1 and
free 70 dip nj pencil IN the tdacks<t ~ e',inrs
n attempting u paint the efrerr q the
nmcrs4rfert. In Twelve year, the kepsltr
licAn party hal pisced 81 Apprvpflarinn
Ills three hundred and eight --eNen prlu-
- ri1Issr-z Tt,~ reuflern from Go unccrhclt
Mr. Hawieyl arraiTne1 the Democratic party
for placing riiiers ca apprcpt larton biiAs~ AnAt
sent rrarl had bean mixer ~ Tie Forty
~. ~ Cnnrrcss. which nal racks.l furry-fuur
political riders on approprAthn ULiA~-Iurtt-
Hour rebeLIions IN one Congress l-AnTnrerl
He Mr. living was Dot mus 81, q ~ aa VA ~,
rrx.rnhle NJ the idea that tins Republican party
would Errnlzn the Democracy u~forw the P-0-
Pc 'ass fz ~ putting ~ ,.'r r,. - ~ be
INTEREST," In the interest ~ mnnupniier OF
rvrnunyF No the Dem lcrmcy nal pur On
'srss r'ser Iss nrss esd .e5 pr "a ar%T
hmf f-ren pu.. 10 dispensing = intp Attle s41ni.
al over the country. and putting eucn -sxlnd
a tne 49, and So. = lsepsS 80. - - -
Nxr~hnlS were a. o. used a. invest pills tnFy
should IL least t. cnu<cn b. lnitet states
Jlires. whose niEh cnsrse..r voula F.vr M, M
MT he u-ed A. mere instrument. ~ pArfy
triumph Many Republicans rad vuisd Tor
that rider Tneir INST DISTINGUISHED lcs1er
had framed Il gifh hiS 0wu hAnd- and nad De-
claref ne wosll1 vDte for y u ne sAs The only
man 800 dii bur Under the pressure "
party exixcncF. when ~ f.At tnAt a. pAty
mus <et w lIttie piliticad ciAp-trap ana go
ft1nni agitation. that genrleman- wnen the
roll nad been called nd n~aen 1nund voting
AGAINST rne smenimenr which ~ hsi Trained
contained in the pendIng nnelsirneur- ne
uuyres1 from the -peeCh male ~ Hr. X ~ -on.
I a. the elect that his amendment nDund osir
defenders hand and togz. and sawed the nng-
star ~ the country There Wa Law on the
statute f9~.ks in the very words ~ t1l. amend
menr- The party ~ the gentleman from NeE
I rhe Democrats hal Where hat tne gentle
man hem when his party ns1 ben binding
Our Defenders nnnd and foot he could nu'
have been on 1unkrrinz- certainly. ~ such an
hour of peril lLangnt-r.l
Mr. Rnbcs0n-I vas palrrd With the header
Of the opposition y. WOOD a Nc~ York
M. Esine- mat pair did not save the nag.
star 90 Our cyunfry-
wn.r = sp4~rscle. he continued. the Repufr
lean party. binding --unr defenders hand and
foot X we~ a case very much Ike that ~
whrtaker. a. West Point Inc Suspicion was
4 THAT the party cS-~plsining bad hound Lrself
fLauxnrer.l some snrlcrnen On the other -ide
had said that tse Democrats party ought MOI
40 assume inst Hayc< would u-c the army I'M
lawfully III George Washington we're Pres
dent ~ gNr. Ew.nx xouId nDt ne wiling tnai
~ srnult have the power 20 use trODp> ~ tn
polls Possibly Hayes might not make bad
use II that power. Aurtnrr President rutxn'
cnme IN after MIN whO might not te % Tu-~iy
xsHty - HAYES He might BE- anan ~ annie
ton and ~ uinfunc~@- II might - Genera
. .s ~ nr1s- 4 al -.so hss .ais Il
fsss III . message % tine House. that u "a.
well understood that the presence ~ Unites
states rsrgsat pollinx plaee- never interiors
hundred years after this Independence In
heen fought for and wnn- the gentleman frvu
I0wa Mr.. Ncfoid had stated that American
rrrnp- n American polls hal NJ aiarIu TO-
him He Mr. Ewing would ne ashamed y
n other side ~ the House II he believed \
couli calmly utter and feel such sentiment q
@csences pruGres-c<if Had this wonderful Al
vnncE ~ the country IN arts and scicnct~. TINT
poser which enatted the pecpie ~ explore %
hjffen dep - ~ tne universe and u use IA
fenf and Invisible pOwers u nnrure, Keen ~
cumpmuicd with the decay 81 love 20 litrrty i
the American heart II he felt that IL ned- b
wnuid PRAY q, God that the people might Eiy
up steam and lightning and ~ hack 10 IN
wunsden pi0w and hrwrsi-lOx cabin " tnel
lftrrfy-l0vinx ssrr~. tAppizuse On the Dem
crmrSe ~lfe.l lie ttt mot know TUT that N
Republican party might succeed m breAkin
d0wn all the safeguards ~ our liberty and !
. handing over term after term and term site
term 20 the gentleman unnm y Vas rlensed Z
} call nxncrinx the millton and . half ~ soldier
Who had done the nxhting1 the eaviur ~ D.
cutntry- Bnr whether u cuud or cuuin No
succeed in that thr@e vino believed that n
: use ~ trO1ps az polls should NOT be PERMITTED
. could not excuse Themselves Tor failing
4 male This nxht. and he cuuld tell rcntlcme
On the other side that " they prcpo-ed - carr
: Il before the people on the stump and ~
1 themselves I'm the position 81 opposing I'M
1 pruhihfrt0n. the Democratic party would me-
{ Them uprn IL. and u might D. that tney wuu
4 not come 20 With quite a. Tying coiors - tns
! did last fall
Mr.. Humphrey-If We 10 not succeed. '
|. viii not turn the Government over ~ you vii
b war and rcO<Ili0n on your hand
tf4auxnrcrl
Mr. Ewing. In conclusion DECLARED that Z
Whatever side the trrup@ might b. NJ elecfif
q prucfncts. bayunets wuuld bpcumc the ha~c 4
!. str1mrnts % thc pity dsspot who sent the
4 - the poi1s- LAppiausc On the Democrat