The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-20

in order that ofhers-who will undoub-
tedIy vote for Harrison-msy get IL:
Indiana BY the last census. had l.67o. :
300 people. OF these 635O60 pursued
gainful occupations" fer : living.
that 10 10 ssy. or made other people
work. OF these SIS, csc, ,33I 40 we're
farmers or farm l.borers. All these are
unprotected - totally so-by the present
tariff. except in the matter Of wool, on
which there IL now high duty, and
which The Mills bill puts on the free
list On everything else which they
raise the tariff does not help the farmers-
They pay. but they get nothing back.
The TRUIH ABOUT WOOL
Now - to their wool. The 331 80
Indisnisns engaged in agriculture had
by the census IO0.5ll sheep-a little
over three sheep each. Let every one
OF them calculate whether what he
mskes extra by the high ssri6 on the
wool Of HE three and quarter sheep
under the present high wool duty makes
up TO him for the high prices on blankets.
clothing, tools. agricultural implements.
lumber. nails. etc, which he must pay
by reason OF the high tariff which Gen
Harrison and his party want to main
tain.
He will find, IL he reckons Il up, that
be doesn't nearly get bis money back
and that the Mills bill would be good
deal os money in his pocket every time
The 33l.2l0 Indiana farmers and farm
laborers are compelled BY the republican
high tariff TO pay ~ least so year for
every family extra price, on their lum-
Der, clothing asd tools and implements
and against that they get the extra price
the high tariff gives them on the wool
OF their three and . quarter sheep per
head. II they will think . moment that
don't pay them. II does pay some
other people. and these others are going
10 vote for Harrison Bot this republic
can high tariff plays . dead open and
shut game with the 32l .2iO Indiana
farmers and farm workmen- They don't
get any share OF the hixh tariff piunder
ANY Indiana farmer. unless. perhaps, it
be 4 rich -9entlemsn isrmer,r who will
look a the thing for himself, will see
that his interest Is to have The Mills bill
become Z law. and 70 have Mr.. Cleve
land reelected. 80 - 10 secure low taxes,
which the republicans denounce-
xux x.z.rs 49, .suxrporrrrrns
~. .et y go nstie 'uIIner = ~
tske 80 @so sns -ke[ = skouV 49, sn'
NJ. Ptveeeseus ~ 49, 49, - ~ 49, ].
PrIces iol ese.y .1.nt me- L,a-." 49, 49,.
1oesea tesne ~ s -
c.So.' .s.o.s s -.. - sSss.s. 2 ~.
ss,a.1 ~, ~ -
- -. y S.' !. .ssss ~ 80 80 -. a. s.S-.
80 | OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - 49, - sss;s ~
Ing o. making others work-there VIII
,ss.. - ~. soo'o1D- y. .neses ~ .e ceosus, !,
-os,- 80 = t.o. t,es.o .,4 -
,n s-. - ..-.s I,s.lu 80
49, 2 - - s-s-s-
Z. . -. 80, .s.;e 80 " -s:ss @ g. - Hs's;..
80 1919 ...;.s.;. - "a -. h;rs.-
E E-s5~ 60 -. - shs." ~ - sss So.'d \.
benefised bv FREE lumber. because that
would lessen bic house rent or enable
him g on'ld : house cheaper. Every
!. ys sr-;.n',r.. = % . 49, -c.,S az q | $500 4.
free WOOL because this would give him
cheaper clothing and blsDkets- Every
one Of them would be benefited by other
-. -. ss 80 nss.s:',s - .-.s ~. 80 IN ~.
RE nv msserisls the msnufsrsuriue in
dussries Of bis state and neighborhood
wonld Be more prosperous. wages Of
.ossen Hs..N s = 49, 49, s .oIla y o -.
n the people's hsnds "a spend. thourh
there might Be : little less in the pockets
q the capitalist employers, who spend
4 sooo Co. q y ooss'oe o. sne s.'e
LOOK AZ THESE TIGUREsi
Well. take the farmers and their hands,
and those under professional sna per-
som.;.s 80. ,ss "a 49, r.r.or. -. co. wo,t;r. % ~ ~ !
living a Tndians ssiII % Be considered
what do they do and how are they bene-
fited ~ : high tarihs
Let % ree BY ths census i-o'l q
them are oekerA They ore certainly
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