The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-05-11

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V ~{{ Wayne for ths
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NM ~ son Of Putnam
.XN TX County. for Covers
y|II||!t'\AZ ~ o.: william r Myers
v|uXN \/)-3IV o. Madison. for Lieu
Ny - tenant Governor; r
W. Misrs. OF Nonro>
County. for 6ocro
taxy Of State; Charles
9. Nunson. OF Aller
NATION County. for Auditor
/ q Stale; Thomas Byrne. Of vanderbuxn
| County, for State Treasurer; John W. Kern
4 Of Howard, for r porter Of the supreme
! Court; John r Wilson. Of Marion, for A.
| toEney- General; and c v Grlfitna OF Clin-
ton County, for Supcrin. endent Of Educa-
| ton
| Daniel W Voorhees, OF Tnzrs Haute; Da-
| vid Turpie Of Indianapolis; John @ shank.
| lin, OF Evansville were selected = dele
gaies-at-.axgc 70 the National convention;
and Thomas 4 Cobb. Of v.ncenneA and
John = Lamb. Of Tcrrc Hautc. were nom
mated Presidential Elsctorsat-lazxa
Hon William H English. chairman Of the
Committee On ResoiutionS submitted the
following . the sense Of the convention:
"Ths Democratic party Of Indiana, IN con-
ventiou assembled renews 10 pledges Of
Gdelify n the constitution and the doc
sr1nes taught b. the tllustrious men who
we're it, founders. and illustrated IN
their administration q The Government ana
insists upon a honest ana economical admin
istration Of public Affairs, Federal State and
municipal II viii rssist AL EFFORT 70 deprive
the Federal Government 81 any Of its powers
- delegated Ia the constitution and vii main
tain Tor the States and the people. respective
Y. ne rights and powers reserved = them y
TIE constitution
1--WE congrstulass he people Of ne whole
istrasion u President Cleveland Coming In
70 power under circumstances peculiarly
dimcult and embarrassing after . long reriod
81 Republican rule. be hes conducted
Ne afAirs Of the Executive Depart
ment with such prudence and ability
- 20 challenge The approval Of all unprejudiccd
people That he has earnestly lsbored 10 dis
charre the duties OF bis great once In the inter-
est Of Al the people there can Be- no question:
That be has succeeded 20 well Il . source OF
pride and eradication 20 those who elected him
- u should b 70 AL his counfrymen.
Not even party malice dares 70 asssl his
honesty Or INTEGRITY. ana all his acts have NOT
only been clean but above suspicion- The coun-
try Is . peace with AL the world. The laws
are faithfully administered. good or1er
and economy prevail wherever the Exocu-
tve haa control md The whole coun
~ = enjoying remarkable prosperity under
his wise and bsnencisns Admin,sfration;
therefore. the Democracy Of Indiana feel that
q would Be unwise % risk the hazard or :
change. and declare themselves smphaticaily
u favor of his reelection
TIE resolutions instst hat TIE taxes On in
ports b reduced 70 ne lowest point
consistent with efficiency in the pub
lie serrics. and We demand : revision
End reform Of he present unjust tar.R,
- recommended n the late message o. the
President With regard 70 the civil service
shey advocate such regulations =
vui secure honest capable and deserv-
ING public o1cerD: but where hon
esty. ability and merit are equal
q 4 believed there would Be- both justice ana
wisdom n giving preferences 70 those Who would
hsrmonizs n principle and policy with the
form recognizes Ne fact that labor IL the pro
Queer q The wealth q : nation. and that laws
oh0uld b % framed - % cncourare ana
promote the iatsrest progress and prosperity
q ~ classes, and especially o. AL iaborina
poopla In roiaftoas between capital ana
laoor Ne Dsnocrssic parry favor such
measures md policies - WI promote
harmony between then. ana vnl sdeousssiy
protect the right ana interest Of both.
Ihe resoluoDss freely indorse and approve
ne laws passed pursuant 70 the demands Of
former Democratic conventions making pro
visions for The safety and protection Of -
oores and minerA and providing for
Ne collection q their vaeeA md
ore IN favor Of al other enactmonts
70 hat end which may b necessary ana
proper. n = declared % Be the duty Of the
0ovenment % preserve shc public domain. -
FIR - possible, for actual sostlers, and 70 mat
End al subsidies q land = well - moaey .
corporations and speculasors khouid cease for.
evers o. The LIQUOR question he resolutions
~:
SWINE standing fsishsuliy b. the rsehes
= psopery ana personal liberty euaran-
seed % The people " the constitution.
~ distinctly declare that We are IN favor
o. sobr.ety and Temperance. and AL proper
means for The promotion Of these viz
tues: but we believe that . vell-rcguiased
license system and reasonable and just laws
upon The subject faithfully enforced. would b
better than extreme measures. winch, being
suoversivc Of personal liberty and IN conflict
with public sentiment would never b eject
lively executed. thus bringing lsw into disro-
pute 90 tending % make sneaks md hypo-
crises Of our people"
what y termed he revolutioaary scheme d
ne Republicans n ne LIST General Assembly
re viii q ~ people = expressed q ths
ba1lot-box, y unQuali0sdly condemned -
= asssrssd that ne Democrats pes.
~ fsvors fair elections snd a honeoe
count and deplores the fraud Of 1071 and the
aston Of The Republicans II numerous suisse
euoat elections 10 ne corrupt uss of money md
ooner unfair and unlawful msthods. The 1850
Iuttons favor liberal legislstion n behalf % the
ooldisu snd sailors Of the late var; express con-
1denee - ne actions % SENATOR voorhees, and
Iurp1e N the United States senate; heartily
indorss the standardization Of Governor Gray,
ond instruct he delegates 20 the Democratic
National convention - S. LOUIS 70 present hls
nAme IT. The once Of vicc-President and 20
esst their votes FOR him = : unit during ~
efme ~ name q before the convsnszon-
The resolutions wsEo unanimously
oasDsas
--One Of our Southern exchanges 70.
ports that on : recent Lrrs day .
Baptist minister paused in his dis
course and surprised the congregation
BY saying: "Brcthrcn. I zee you are
To- king at your watches; I will look q
mine" and after doing % he went on
preaching.
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