The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-04

for the Spcekenh'p We nos<'.
They base their pretended nopcs W..
upon the fact that nc cIe.nc.
comes from the south. ana sec9no tnot
be represents tarIu reform w. e.,
publican party. WINE y "ic>." ",o
corrupt. ~ mol an a<<cuniake ~ t"1.<'
and. while there may ~ any, .ou'.-
les arr. many foolish ana s'"piu nen
who put themselves forwafu - 'eao,,s.
thc mass Of voters - Al scct,ons 81 MS
country are ioleraoly sensible people.
They know. tnc icS9efs ~ No. 49,
the seic mon % Mr. Narns'o ~
Speaker y iuoiciouS''. nu seSuLes PuS-
lie coincidence inc noI'.p''cHn Hcu
cr~ are anxious - open ne csmPr'Sn
with the sectional cry q tne 'oioouy-
shirt, and push y on ~ anriSntnS
the country with me nouon tnst taEin
reform means tne destruction o. Amer'-
can Anor- In the nrs. place. ne oo'io
South has notning % az WIN tne SUE
cess o. 1Ir. tarnsle; tor ne W. noe
chosen because ne came rom tne cou.n'
but tecanse ne best represents tns nv
ing principles ana issues q me 1enao-
crate party ne represents ~ tnaI
the Democracy haS uecn Struggling 1T
since me war the r'gnt q me people
20 conduct their domestic nnairs' ana
- enlof the fruits % the'r ianor I'VE
from the otieious intermeduiing -
political adventures. ana tne more
odious tyranny q moncyed rings anu
giant monopoiieS Inc more sensible
mass q hepupiican voters VINO are -
much Interested ~ GOOD government, -
our Democratic orethrcn. kno" tnat
the accident 81 nirtn or residence cuts
no Inquire IN calculations which nave
% 20 IN the material interests o. the
country, ana know also tnat wise anu
patriotic craftsmanship y Just - nkeiy
20 come from man born south o. Ma
son and Dixon line as one north 81 y,
and that II - not the LOCALITY wnicn
makes the statesman. nut the quanty o.
mind and Inc traits OF character whicn
ne possesses. Regarded ~ TINS iignt no
man mas appeared IN our National conn-
c.is 10 many years who n Inc superior
Of the one whom the democratic party
has chosen n rs Legislative leader
IAN the geographical distinction %
Affect the mind 81 . statesman - 70
condition his patriotism ~ the charac-
Ter q ms surroundings Or would thc
man whose shining talents and sterling
fuan'sS' - sou ';'' 1or ~ 't'rnu ~
Ms nnAe, a'lu 49, e~ 49, ~ =
Puo''c ana,1s ~ .ne meme y ~
era auni'Fa''ol, temper ~ zeaI ior .ne
Itp''e S'ou a''u cvns'aet ne ou'y ~ ~
-~1s'on onis ~ ~ .or r'sn' 49,
1919 See.'ohn. ,n'e'os.s 100 ans
sens'o'1 'nan or''ese ms Y. S.n aut
sa s 49, r'r.ns s" nnss ,,h t'au '' ~
-,s~'ase '"s'F ~ ~ " .,:rrt s"s ~ 49,
vi',~.on it, n no.ns n ~ ~ :.
1870 1o.s - P.', ,s.i '' y. - 80
49, ~. .ns .'e.e ~ WV - ..s
49,. ~. ,-,a' u, 800 .-,vn - $50. ~.
Lc~i''ns,o'c P'S,.'o, ~. ~ aeeeP.." .
e-s.e.. U.s.. ~ ~ - -. 10y y ~
80 P'.e. 1T .ne ss. .n 80
lona' 'nleres's anu .ne 1901 q me
tsoP's ''h ~n 80 80
800 n' " - - XVI !. ~ .*'.., -,
- M >-sns - . $3.50 800 t'.s. is.,
$50 = p.7ss 'n 'e;ls~ ..o II 800.
osv'oo:,c IN .',1 49,. ics' w =. 1880
,'lAnsn'P. M,'cIi y n'ay ~ IT. SaIi'sic
n.pPy b,i'''r7s y .eaes' ~. 'ile n1ass III
w. w.. ~ aoie - 49, ~ ~ ,eao n !,u
lu.'Se ior tne'''-sivss. VII ~, ps sss'ly
i,S'eu mo oeiiet "hien "iii oo them
w lus''se'
Inc South - no more become the rul
ing dominating power in Democratic
politics because of MI. Carlisle,s cleo
ton than y would have been had either
MT. Kan AL Or Mr. Cox been chosen
All are Democrats and AL strove q
earnestly for the support Of Southern
votes a. Mr.. Carlisle did. and his 3 lee