The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-09-26


before set through. Ana you know sher.
rcIcntrth-' Here the speakers voice
Wa drowned WIN applause AMI cheers
CONTINUING. Mr.. >chuf4 said he was VA linz
70 answer ANY honest questions. much more
wiiling 70 do 80 than wcro the Republican
newspapers. he telegram had reference "a
the "a, mcni Of ttt.O)i NJ the Union Pacific
l.AiruWi ~ Ilainc. which was one 81 the
charges against i'Ialnc 7 And sail MI.
Sehurx, we have the telegram sent u
Mr. caldwell for tne purpose ~ provoking
the one from him ~ fr ciOr Knott from
Europe Isn't that answer enough" The
crowd fairy yelled with delight AZ ihis utter
| ancc.
nlsinc had 4 purpose in writing those ef-
I tiers. continued Mr.. ~chuix. Either he wanted
7 Caldwell - understand that he hal done him
y fcrNiee Tor Nhlcn hrexpccied reward. or
I tu1t ne was capable OF doinf him another
4 And ne wanted Fisher 10 understand that NJ
I expected - DO business through him with
Caldwell. some "a that the letters could be
pothcsis. but when asked what the expiana.
ton Nas they we're silent. III any one had al
explanation LEI him make II. A man ia the
perfectly plain ana satisfactory "a planation.
~Hut have you read my repiy a. Hoars"
asked Schurz- "a supp Sc not. Tor nOt sin.
Mr.. Schurx then read extracts nom his re.
Ply - Hoar. and the Gear. forcihlc and con-
Csc style in which Hoar'S position Il dcmol
'shed IN them aiior.ei the audience great
deal OF DO light. which was expressed in ap-
piauSc and cheers. II was MT possible. the
speaker said. give the correspondence any
other exp anation than the one he had given
u she light 81 common sense Il meant that
blaine carried his Official power 10 marset -
realize on H. Blaine assertion In the House
tnat nc nai no shares for which he ala not ray
the regular market price was false. lie
knew that there was then contract
between Fisher and the Columns and
o c',. n e,i Name Whereby on me ri
70 Blaine <lU.U0 OF the seven per cent ana
&C. q the firsf mortgage bonds Of tne road |
over ana above ne bonds given the Coourns
ne contract and said Il was part Of the rec !
ortS OF the Government Ii could be found /
there by any one. And there could he found |
also memoranium-book i'm Balnc's own 4
handwriting acknowledging the receipt OF I
thc bonds, And Blaine did not pay one cent /
Tor those. bonds: Now ask me some more
checrci with delight. Ibid not Blame speak v
the untr,ith, knowing II 10 bp the unfitith \
ana for the purpose q deceiying the House
How y u you call i when man does that
he lied. shouted hundreds 81 voices.
\, fpn sce can ask questions too replied
The speaker read another extract from b,s
reply 70 tiOar. wherein he showed rhaf the
lattle hocx \ Fort smith Road received ifs
Il was highly improper for ilaIne
% have acquired ans interest III IL while pre-
'iiing officer OF the body from which the
'snent was acquired: Blaine chad uttered
mot er deliberate untrith in regard 10 thar
~ mad dared 70 stand IN IN the House and
make the assertion he did. possibly. because
q tnousht rs bal collected al 81 his corrc-
pondcncc which could compromise him.
sut rs was mistaken Nullixan had some en-
ifnce which he had not secured. Bla!ne's
s q WI! II connection with getting possession
4 the letters waS most hum:Iiating. Either
tlaire or Mulligan swore falsely before Tie I
ommitree.N said Mr. Schurx '.and / want ~
~ now thsi defy any one on the Blaine side |
IN, N .
Mt. rchnrx referred 10 Baine's connection I
rim the spencer rifle contract ana with the ,
'0fthern facinc and sAt that Hlancs |
hole public life had hccn one In which he ,
al used his acquired power unscrupulously
advance his own private Interests
Y, =, ne question II the Republican majority h
on. Ar schur< said . II j. only 50 much Z
le worse Tor his ncighbors" The rec lection \
! Boss Tweed after he was known to he cor. 4
acon'- caense va X H. r n presents " \
rom persons having cases which came hs.- a
,re HIM Tor hearing. The English deemed 4
MIN u imprisonment and to the i
aymcnt q large fine. Should filaine. \
nose onensc WAS even greater. 90 rcwarie 4.
\ being elected ~ the highest Office III tho 4.
N 81 the American pcopies cries III Mo- n
So! were heard from all over thr house, Z,
~ all iiiaincs public career. Mr. Schnrz II
~. nothing could b. found which character "
81 him A. great Statesman. n he should III
elected Pres idenf II would mean fhnf ina N
'opie nal decided that "let us he on the ii
ake should be their motto. 'i'hc Imposing Nj
indicate was good enough ii ~ was hnnesf. 81
7. SEIZURE said he was fcliy 10 rim mi fhr HI
niger. u such there was ~ a Democratic RI
~ order o wari % the dan n
Y o. conurininx The country In thr dishon. u,
~ typined ~ lilAine~ candidacy A Demo 81
Ate Administration could NOT tie worse than III
nesn wound; lsaine's election would hc "
ne'hcr cleveland was honest enough 10
lke nis election emphatic enough 10 H. a IN
opcr rehukc y BaineN dishonesty MI n
hurx Said tnc people Of New York knew M
'vclani 70 bc honest. iis honesty wa tn ~
krrT -iNc kinn. which male friends OF hon ~
men aud encmics Of ~rpunhrels n.
lcNclnui. he said. was III favor Of civil. Ser ",
x reform He had fa, orcI Il In New Ynrl. Nj
Tore Il had been icxiSlatcd upon. IA hid N,
nrl uiiss when nc knew u would take the ~
out of the mouths ~ some Of his own MI
rty. When he had a ciyikservicn committee M
appoint he selected men IA favor or civil III,
vice. wien iia,nc had 4 similag duty to 70
! thus killed II. The reform nf the civil ~,
vice was much safer in the hands OF Cleye- a.,
y tnan N those 81 blAinel The Republican M.
~ might have % wait generation before ~.
found ~ honest ciyilservsce ~, ~,
ormcr as Cleveland The opportunity M,
the civi-serNlcc rtformcrs ~ act had &C.,
q for speaking plainly in regard 10 prnn ~
4. and denounced Blaine for MI auiibllnr ~.
uodxinv ~ % not spy that Cleveland i in,
-ay that ~ y the man 10 emphasize M =,
test o. the American people against the ~.
runt tendencies Of the times. That will 81 M
lesson ~ his election. and II will b. one ~
necessary a. that under when slavery ~
" down. This u the decisive battle for h,..
'eSf Government. and We can not Put II on ~,
" lose 4 Will mean that purifciiion viii 49,
delayed fora generation III we win II will ~
N TINT the people want and will have hon 1
government In this latter event tho IN,
".d ~ !, D.. y. may prove blessing has
e"'~ y. o"'7" " our country. moi
TN