The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-23
From our regular corrsspondentl
OUR WARRINGTON LETTER.
WAsmxerox. ID. G., Nov. l6, 1855.

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WAsHuNGrox. ID. C.. Nov. l6. 1888.
se..sor (,o,msn came from Nav York
d;rec, so washmyson I dav or two ago.
.md had : lonv conference With Mr.
cleveland. during which IA Il thought
shev vers over ,he varions reasons a.
siv,,ed ~ she democrntic de(eaf. NJ.
Cleveland ,skes the matter DhiIosophi-
.csIIv .md loses ~ onoorsuniiv "a e,afe|
his h.,isf ~ ~ horest smnnort givem
Aim ~ Cnvernor ni,, ana his 1riends ~
New York
ssi.l ! nrom,nent oo,cisl vesserdav
..Dmrinv the next 6our vears the csuse
Of the disaster ot last Tuesdnv viii be
s1as.sl - I thousand ana one di0erent
ishimys / believe shst n was caused ~
the oosisioo saken IN The tnrifr oues,ioo
dnrimv the lsst / 90 mouths of the cam
naivn bv The stump speakers of the psris
mnder orders from the National Com.
mittee. During the long discussion or
the Nills bill IN the House. itA friends
constantly denounced the protective tar
III A. levslixed robbery and vet those
came men were compelled 10 70 on the
.stump ana stsie that ihe Mills dill was :
pro,ectiye measure. because somebody
han become panic- stricken st the crv or
free trade. This action mn ioubsediy
disyusted Thousands OF voters who are
believers IN free and unrestricted trade
with the world II large. and 1t the same
time II did not attract any of The high
protection voters. am finally OF the
opiniom that had the democratic speak
ere aud newspapers accepted the chal-
lemge OF the republicans aud proclaimed
them mselves 10 isyor OF free trade As soon
A. Il could be brought about without
Idetrimeut 10 the required income OF the
|(;oyernmens. that NJ. Cleveland would
have been triumphantIy reelected
I Many thousand men throughout the
country who are pronoumce,i free ira
> 4 - voted the republican ticket. Why I
Simply because they believe that the
: higher The tariff Il made. the sooner ths
lpeople vii, demand that Il be removed
; 'lsitoye,her There Il food for though,
IN this view OF The question.
\ NJ. Lamont. Mr. Clevelaud's eecretarv
: vilI % into the Insurance business Il
lNev York city after the An OF March.
J. lHe Il one 81 the most popular men ,ha
ever fille,l : similar position. and vii
lcar.v with him the good wishes OF ever,
iona Who has hsd business st the Whit,
n ouse during shis adminissration.
M. Dalton. Postmaster OF the Hous
'of Renre.entatives. and an Indian
D, ,dcmocrss "a many wears. saws Of IN
newly u. c,ed President: s.In si
'monshs there vii he snore complsinin
III = !. H.rr;,ou ~ rcnnhlic>ss than y
idem. .,ccass. n viii vjve 4 good. clear
about Il viii Be heightened and honor
iabIe. Democrats and the people gen
IeraIly will have nothing 10 complain d
M will Be Z conservative administration
much more liberal than the extremist
would desire. aud no man or clique q
men can run Mr.. Harrison. He will
l,he President. This will cause som
heart burnjugs in his party. He is
civil service reformer. and Il a. frm 4
'isaevelsrd N this Re will antsgoniz
lshose M his marty Who will demand
clean sweep' Some Of his party VII
l-;.h : vivorous ana oppressive polio
Ia, shs somsh They viii be disappoinl
Ia ue viii adoot The most libers
Southern policv anv republican has eve
I,ho.yh, ~ AZ will trest tho souther
I,..s.nle wei,. know the man. He is
senni,lican. hut he Is not lacking Il
I-;sanm His appointmcnts in II
'' S.m,h viii sll ~ 10 republicans. II
- m not srpoins democrat 10 any oiIlcs
H. i soo much OF Z partisan for tha
~, ~ vii appoint ~ csrpet-bsggers
none n the rapscallions that have bee
|nI.ced over lie Southern states befor,
some of ,he border states arc now YER
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