The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-21

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intensified ~ the light Of my experience IN a
prcsidential ONCE. which has soberly imprcsse
me with the severe responsibilities which
fmrosss. willis q has quickened nv love 70
American institution, and taught ne III
pricoless value Of the trust OF my countrvmeu
u 4 Of the Highest Importance that thos
who administer our Governments should zeal
ously protect ana maintain she rights Of Amer
lean citizens - home and abroad. and shoul<
strive 70 achieve for our country her prope,
place among the nations OF the earth: bu'
there e no people whose home interests are q
great and whose numerous objects Of domestic
concern deserve 50 much watchfulne<s and
care Among these are the regulation a. Z
sound financial system su ted 70 our needs.
tnu. securing an eficient agency Of National
wealth and general prosperity: the constrrc-
ton ana equipment OF means OF defense 70 in
sure our National safety and maintain the
honor beneath which such National safety - :
poses; the protection Of our National domain.
still stretching beyond the needs OF q cen
fury expansion and its preservation for the
settler and the pioneer OF our marvellous
growth; . sensible and sincere recognition Of
<ne value Of American labor. leading % the
scrupuISus care and just appreciation or the
interests Of our workingmen; the linitat ion
nno checking Of such monopolistic tendencies
ana schemes - Interfere with the
advantages and benefits which the
people may rightly clam: generous regard
and care for our surviving soldiers and sailors.
ann Tor the widows and orphans OF such a.
nave died. 20 the end that while the apprecia-
tion Of their services and SACRIFICES u quick
ened' the application Of their pension fund 20
Improper causes may be prevented; protection
against . servle immigration which INJURIOUS
y competcs with our laboring men IN the aeld
OF toll and adds 20 our population an element
ignorant Of our institutions and laws iupoe,i-
ole Of assimilation with our people. ana dan
'gerons % our peace and welfare: steadfast
adherence % the principles OF evils re-
form ana = thorough execution o. the laws
passed Tor their enforcement thus permitting
20 our people the advantages OF business meth
obs ~ the operation Of their Goverment; the
guaranty TO our coIored citizens or al their
rights 81 citizenship and their Just recognition
and encouragement IN all things pertaining 70
that relation; arm, patient and humane IN
oian policy, % That IN peaceful relations with
may be promoted, with resulting quiet ana
safety 70 the settlers on our fronticrs ana The
'curt1Ilmont Of public expense By the introduce
sion q economical mcthods N every depart
ment Of the Government
The pledges contained 10 the platform adopt
ocracy, lead 70 ne advancement Of these o. |
5ects. and insure good eoverument--the aspira-
Zion o. every true American citizen. and the
motive FOR every patriotic action and effort In /
che consciousness that much has been done in /
che direction q good government By theopres- !
ent Administrations and submitting fts record /
- the fair inspection Of my countrymen. IN /
dorse the platform thus presented with the d. |
termination that 4 an again called % the I
chief maRlstrncy. there shall b continuance /
q devoted endeavor % advance me Interests |
- The entire country.
Our scale o. Federal TAXATION and its conss- /
quences larEely ensross q this time she aslen- l
considering the necessity Of measures Of relief /
Our Government - he creation o. the people. l
eotnbIishod % carry out their designs and g. Il
courlis1 their good n vas founded on Justice. l
end was made for free. int>sligsas and virtu- /
90 people M only useful when within their
listed and guided ~ their constant touch u 4 /
; froo Government because u guarantees 70 i
every American citizen The unrestricted pcr. L
aooai nee end enjoyment Of AL TIE reward Of l
Do toil and q al bic income. except what /
may - Bic fnir contributon % necessary pub Il
40 expense. Therefore, 4 q not only The right l
unsnt o. this guaranty. 70 insist NAT such e. |
penee should y strictly limited y che actual /
Uuolio no6ds- n seems perfectly clear that
wnon TIE 0ovcrumene-1h1o Inssrumonla1Isy
rfooeo1 50 maintained by - people % % 1
9no1r oldding-turns upon then. and through /
sSsis iaser "a sssissi ssis ss is M
n = excess - pao1Ie nsoossitles /
- crooturo be- sobeled agalnsl /
oho oroosor, ana ne nasten aro robbed /
~ s1eIr servants. 1ns eost q the Government