The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-05

Election Echoes.
The following are the msjovities for
different candidates In Dubois county ;
Nelson 1859; Miers 1890; Munson
.684; Byrnes 1855; NcMuiIen 1871 ,
Sweeney 1915; Coiiroth 1891 Kruger
| 1859; O'Nrall 1852: Bretx l.l5a; Trip.
pet l.l66: Clarke 1885; Bmskirk 1877 ;
Eckert l.13l: Schneider >73; GrasneIs-
pacher 4l6; Rudolph 832: Haakins
! 99i; Meiuker 6a2; Dillin 280 Koerner
l676.
| There was cast for the Prohibition
ticket In Patoka townehip 20 votes
Madison 8; Boone 3: Holland = st.
Henry 2. and Bainbridge l-sotsl 80 ;
and vote for the National ticket IN
lPatoka.
| The Democrats. thanks 10 Senator
Harrjson's "Jerry Mander," will have 81
least ten majority IN the Legislature,
with probably more. which will secure
Democratic u. 5 Senator from Imdi-
ana IN place Of Harrison. The Legis-
lsture should secure one who is out
spoken ia opposition TO Cleveland's
financial policy and the Civil Service
humbng. Let him be pledged to repeal
| The Republicans elected Sam Kei-
cheval "a The Legislature from Spencer
county, beating Hon. ID. I Laird, but
the Democrats elect all The rest Of their
county ticket, SO honors are divid cd 10
Spencer.
/ w. Ray Gardiner. Of Davies county
he now busy gathering up the charred
remains Of his burned ships, 10 present
TO the next Legislature. in which be will
be Republican leader : IL his water
craft il not burned TOO much.
| Warrick, Pike, Posev. Knox and Da-
viess counties all elected RepubIicsn
county oGjcers Tuesday. aud Dubois
county elected one Republican County
| Commissioners. A tidal wave seems to
hare swept over this part u the State.
| Tue Republicans have elected their
State ticket IN Indiana by about 1000
majority. Their vote il less than II was
lin 1884. but more Democrats staid ~
home. On . full vote Indiana Il Demo.
cratic.
rhe Democrats who scratched Mr..
ISwceney's name IN this county oTght to
lie ashamed Of themselves. DO they
|suppore they would enjoy themselves
better With = Republican ~ Snperinten.
ldrn'. from the northern part ri the Stale 7
Ia srrnas to rs like cutting of your poss
to spite yonr f'sce.9
W. predicted. last June, the defeat Of
The Democrats Ia IDdispa this fall.
| levelaud's little hatcher did il. by
lcmttimg out the heart Of the Democratic
cherry tree tor the bene6t Of his Eastern
capitalist friends.
Morrison aud HOLMAN are both De,
feased for Congress. They are q greater
Ioss 10 the councils OF the country than
Cieyelxnd can supply. though Sam
Rsudail will still help him.
The total vote In Indiana IL aboMi
ll60D0 leas than tw0 years ago. OF which
1.-The Democrats loss 100 and the Re.
publicans 1910
The Democrats carried Indianap polls
and Marion county by msjorities rang
ing frop 200 TO 500. but the Republicans
|succeedad in eiecting two ct Marion
Representatives. 10 ,ths Legis-
,lstnre. Party lines were not very sirict-
|ly drawn. apparently.
Democrats ia Indiana will generally
feel consoled over the loss OF their state
ticket BY kno wledge that Gen. Har-
Iti<Ou VII ECtlIC ItVtH tVS ~ D. CCuUtr
aud his place ~ filed 10 Democrat. ia
lsympathy with Western ideas and thu
isborimg people and interests Of the
lcountry generally.
A good deal Of apathy prevailed with
voters ~ this county, or the Democratic
ticket would have had 1900 majority,
The voters are IN the county 10 give II.
Lets whoop 'em up for 6s!
Not eight, nor foot race, nor even ex-
cited discussion II apy OF the polls III
this county this year. This ID In marked
contrast with few years ago, when fist,
skull and whisky seesneL 10 carry the
Idav. and fights occurred At every pre-
lciUct. A better intelligence IL prevail
ling, and with Il comes increased Demo-
cratic majorities.
Tom DilIon's pole raised amazingly on
election day, but his vigor gave out and
he couldn't knock persimmon last
night after the returns were tabnlated
lie has our sympathy.