The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-02-04

field ibid not know enough about II
iairs % negotiate q prolnissory note.
The cpigrammatic Colonel was anxiou.
70 defend his friend Garfield. and pa,
IN this plea inabatement. A little peer
into political affairs since the election
VIII Indicate that the President elect
knows how both % execute and negoti-
ate political promissory notes.
~ sooner was hc elected once than,
with the cunning Of veteran politician.
with at least the wisdom Of a man who
knows how 70 negotiate promissorv
note. he began ~ arrange for his re-
election. In order to lay the founda-
ton for denomination. what was nee
essary 70 be done?
In the first placcs there was Blaine.
OF Maine. lie had been twice almost
nominated for the Presidency. Still
young, robust magnetic; still ambi-
tous. and with splendid following, he
must Dc disposed Of. Garfield offers
him Cabinet position. which he will
auorn, the one popularity understood ia
this country ana on all sides Of all
oceans 10 be the head OF the Cabinet.
Garfield argues that Blaine in his Cab
$1,000 49, "'en ueSTn, ttace' De-
NJ. sPg.'nS canu'ua'e against
four years hence. and Blaine unques-
tionably IS still a man for the Republic
On candidates for the Presidency 10
fear. Garfield reasons that he would
make Of Blaine an ally instead Of acom-
petitor. This indicates that Garfield
had knowledge enough of human az
~. -, - neSo''ate pfomissory note.
nen mere was John sherman How
c - ~ 80 - s:S ann oneraan was AZ ex-
rs;l,..sa39 ou. p.voioIn BANKERS
sas,s,:.. 'S.; Observation-Disclosures repre-
e -s;n. = - ~ money power IN ooth
i r"s. anu N ~ business avenues.
ce e. Ro1.'ns y tne'r petitions upon
' ueno.aI uarne'u 20 retain John Sher-
'nsi ~ ~ Sauinet- ms .sarileld could
- 80 "as unuoupteuiy unuer
P.o,so ny ~ 20 y ne mad cove
' iah viii 1ne ncpupl'can enemies Of
',,r' onet'Iau not % retain nm, En-
aso, ~ = i.'en; nionopoiists' who' ~
$500. - ,ne'i emp,oyes; 20 WORK
4 ~, .' $3.50 6u"1'a'i, Ia. tne eiection 81
IeneIa !la,cock would compel the
. $500. ~ ~ pcconie silent mercantile
= 800. :" ,eouoo 'hsI business bankers
q ,n'e 'nc,r creuits. hau done too |
l'".u 'owa1o tne erection "a Garneld 70 |
=, =. no'cu: sherman must De pro-
$3.50 ~, ~ - svnie WY. ~ was NOT
'6rosS. vvnn SHERMAN 20 go
$1,000 ~ w4u'u not listen " TINS
e sa,. ~ nlus. pe PROVIDED ior
$1,000 n"'ne tnere were put Two
h:n ~ "ruiu acceP' the secretary
Nv; :P = .ne .,easury anu me senator
:p ..on on'o 1arncio could not
'.so III, me former without breaking
- P'cuSes' ~ therefore coaxed
.'':' ~ y. ne SENATORIAL race 70
I'M, M 'lo ocna'otsnip % Jonn sherman.
, 49, . $3.50 III 49, Two year:
.'''n rarnea tresioency. and
!. = ~ lniI'i1pao,e tnat part 81 me
e : S.a.n Va ~. 1ohn sherman. made
,' sen1.ol ior Ply Years would mol pc
u 'Pe.'ns canu'uate Ior the fresiden-
Ia Illumination " 1921. Two promi-
~ colnPe'ilvrs nave peen disposed q
~ in"cn ~ though uarneiu knew how
neso,'a'e promissory note.
put there was Foster Foster had
J. ns'',I ua.ne'u lof 'ne i,resinency'
' a'"ei" III, soi'a'n's cou,u not nave peen
os,a. . nai ~ ~ peen nominated
o, .':-, se''la HI ~ io,Eotten' though
10y N ~ cnea'en. roster was not
"a ' - @s'e aYt W. ifes'aenrs' anu was
~ =" ~'r..e,@ WY 'nan Jonn oner-
] nnor.sas,i y 800 .a 49,. a"oiu - ;
y N cnnn;ng toS.rd i,.a,, ' v,'' ,"en
ester was nro,n;s.a ,h %v 1'.' , ... (
nottaro III NV. ~ 1'o'1' 1880
orernnrsh;,s .aI Sins vseu 'u'u's !
,r;ous th;nr. ssh;.,' Gas,;,', ','ps' a''u
! c;vc AMI ~ d;s,r;hm,;n., - r ~" III Z
.trnnecs IL 0h;n ,.'h;,,' u. ssa,' I'9 1s {
rivc Sherman ,.ra sn II".n ''au l
fhe snrren.jar ~ Il, ..ia;,. $500
,ntrol NJ tbe na,rama,ra .,h;,t ~ i w
material ,,os;t;ns, s.s,., '.. ~