The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-26

Tho deslrc ~ the Amer cAn people 70 - 1<-
taking advantage q sheir dcsfe also % -
rsnerou> thers sre seinsn mtefss e'.no.'.<
10, : HIGHER laric. clanorirg th>t TAI shall
b put upon cocds unnccs>s2r) for ~ pnr-
pose 81 The Government and u-neccssaxy foe
protection % the l2borcr- We say The the
- come uhen the see sho~lt - drauh
when sone legislation should - made n thr
Interest Of the p<ople AMI when sse iesisis-
ton Of the rast n she interest q classes snd
In the interest Of monopclles should c~>sn
The trainers Of this tari4 bill endc.sorcd -
Tar ns possible. 20 % arrange schedules that
me neces<aries Of life shonld ~ made fire.
Who can object % thiss How wiil this inicrc
the industries of your conntrys The CRY % the
other site u . false CRY. u 4 uisicedia<
cry. there u nothing upoa which 20 tass T.
For instance. lct me take the item q <aA-
Tell me why any iaborins MAJ should op.ecs
70 n q being put upca the free LIST Wal 4
injnrc any Industry IN Tits country % any ex
tenty Not u Al Sor.c o. the very
men engaged IN thc salt industry o. sh.s
country favor the puts ng 81 salt On the
free list Once Ia q while yon md IN honest
who v.li conccds the prcpririy
OF the acton taken On The Mills bill and every
where so md honest nanu1acsnrers eom,nx
% the 'front.' sitting upon the Democrats plat
form ana indorsirg the Us hall. lApp.ansc-l
II has been sd there u trust salt trusl
I never heard OF H. n was discovered day %
two ago by distinguished Ecntiemaa who
spoke here. care net whether there u 90
not. but II there T.. 50 much the worse Let us
place this salt nron Ne free LIS and sen1 q
We can. % destroy these s<Aer trusts lap
plausc.1
A few years ago tire distinguished candidAte
for vicc-Prcsident Was mcmber % ConEress
from the city OF New York r. ds1n't thea
have the Vice Pres .de initial bee N his bonnet
ana think ne was honess with ~ own eoa-
science. honest with his constituents when
the question came up fen years ago - %
whether salt should be placed on The free its:-
Levi y. Morton voted aye Three years 40.
when he was = candidate fer United states
senator in our State against Mr. Erarts. some
OF the Republicans Who were opposing NJ
Norfoa and favorine Mr. Evzrts made the
charge against the former that would
not do to elect HIM United States senator
because he Was : free trader and fnst2nced
the fact thar ne voted 70 pat salr upon the free
lisl Al that time Mr. Nortoa came out 70
card IN which he sad il vas unfair 70 call him
free trader because he voted 70 put salt upon
,he free list He said he did thl< and he
ought not TO be blamed for r. because ne Go u
in the interest Of the farmers and-d.irynen
Of the State Of New YORK Laughter and ~
pl.u<el He Was right then. bur hou can Ne
reconcile his attitude Thea with the attitude q
she Republican party nov and the sitl-ude
taken in his own letter Of ,cceptanccs ! res1
that letter Of acceptance carefully the o<ner
siav 20 see II be would give u some CLEAN -
hope that he would possibly vote for free salt
in The future bat found not word Of H. Zap
riausc.l waen ! made this statement NE
other night in an Audience IN New YORK CITY
gentleman IN the audience called out. salt
VIII not save him this time" Immense
Another article We propose 70 put upon ne
free list l. wool believe thai The putting q
this article upon the free Lat viii stimul2ts the
wool manufactures OF the country lAp2iAn<e-l
Pray tell me where and whence came this de-
mand Tor free woois IL il said the Democrats
party Is act Nc In thc interest o. EaZiand and
that we des re 10 subserre the interest Of En-
gi'sh manufacturers ! teny the statement
why the 1rst demand OF late years that cane
for sree wool came from conventton or gath
rrsnx Of wooden manufacturers themselves.
held in this country. wherein they discussed
Their interests and unanimously resolved 20
petition Congress 10 put wool u2on the free
hist believing IL would sucserve the interests 81
The manufacturers themselves. iAprl.nse- !
The Democratic party. In acceitns 70 thetr
request - eadeayo-ine % 90 some
thing for the wooden manufacturers q
our own country. and not simply <
subscrre the interest OF foreign manu-
eSA.u0Mo pounds OF wool used in This
country. aud necessary 70 be used only 81
0s.0Do pounds were grown in this co1ntry.
Half OF Il nearly came from abroad and
necessarily comes from abroad some q y
Il OF different quality from that used IN thi'
country. and these manufacturers $40
Euris1 manufacturers get thsis uooll
f,om scotland ana rct them from Australia
They come into England free from duty W.
can not. however. get Australian wS0l. cxeep
by raynent cf = duty. and We. therefore G.;
not compete with English manufacturers 70
the purpose OF gett ng relief from m unf2-
and UNJUST compcus on they pefitioned Con
rrcss for ths placing Of wool upon ne ne
hst
lack OF patriotism You hear y upon ever
hand know they quote day after cay n tnci
ne = srapcrx forged extracts from knxnsn p
pcrs saying English people take great inte'
est in Grover Cleveland great may
them have been shown 70 Be for-eres- ana
c.n h. proven that they are Al forxerieI
Talk about President Cleveland being fr'en
| and Tool OF England, Why my friends. hc
an American boy-leheers ana ssuE1-cri'
| born in fhs coonsr1. iucnunec Win ~
| iS<,ssGtions Of ths county- Every pulls
4 lion ofhs heart IL American he . a. Anne
lean. every inch OF nm lrroionged eherrs1r
| and the Republicans know T. He sought
settle br honorable arbitration the dtnAcuii
with England and Canada upcn the nskeri'
question The Senate. IN srs wisdom $50
10 reject she treaty proposed Tnen- What &
the President dos This fresitcnf that - y
tool Of England. this President tha; = =
fr.cad OF England. this Preside - that want.
10 subscrve the interests OF England sent
message 20 Congresses bolccr. Krancer. bctf
message than the one IN December iasLin Mi
he asked that Congress should give him
| necessary powers 10 enable him 70 rctsisafc
behalf Of the rghts a American 1she-ics y
TIE rights Of American cittzenshir- lA12-ans'
And shis cowardly Republican Scnate refrs
70 give him thss reasonable and proper pou
| that he asked. because they knex thai n n.
| the courage. and had the r2triot SIN and d
| the yiyor. II they had gven him the power-
noniy uphold the rights Of American cifsxs
ship lArplsusc-l
/ The speaker proceeded NJ great lcng
70 demonstrate that the Democratic par
| was not engaged in q crusaic 70 reduce 4
wages Of the working people He referr
| to the fact that the FIRST anti ninese ,
passed by Democratic votes was vetoed
Z the lat Republican President Of Z
! United States. and that the Scott bi
d passei withou4 q moments hesitation BY
, Democratic House. was passed By the \
! publican senate only with extreme !
: luctancc. In his Judgment nothing b
!. the cxigencies Of this campaign and :
! record OF some or their candidates iaduc
: .hcm 70 pass IL The conclusion Of his .
dress. which was listened % with Z