The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03

0o0oIN0 THE FARMERo.
49, gs.ssy gAs.sAss 49, - Asvs-
e.1s.En1 Ws~s - 80 rrssa&
Last year over - per cent a the
osal exports from The Cniicd States
wcre farm prcdnct> They we're AL
,old a absolute FREE trade prices
xhile on al the fArm supplies prcvis-
ions and clothing used BY The farmer
n producing them > tAx "a from - TO-
LIS per cent (avcraSc - per cent
xaS paid into ~ overdcwing treasury
Mr.. Harri>on's organs quote from :
spccch in the senate in ISIS. IN which
H. declared that .'our policy should be
small farms workes By the men who
own them In spite q this emphatic
,onicmnation az the policy Of class
<overnment- Mr.. Harrison has accept
"a nomination on : platform advo-
eating m increase q taxes 70 the point
\ o. = prohibitive embargo He declared
in 1856 what our policy ought 70 b.
I s-smali farms worked By the men Who
1xn them In 1SSS the bribe Of >
! Presidential nomination has led him 20
repudiate this policy and 70 appear BE-
fore the people - the representative Of
the DcpcwS. ThurStons and Haymonds
-of the Robber Trusts Of the East and
the 20bber Rings Of the West
II the trust agents and syndicate ~
sorneys Who assembled ~ Chicago aid
called themselves Republican conven-
ton could carry out their plans for
free whisky and higher taxes on the
uecessAries Of life. the ruinof the great
agricultural West s~ould Be complete
What escaped war taxes would he taken
by embargo What the canker worm
left the locust would destroy.
VI Already the condition Of the agri-
cultural West i grevious- It< vitali-
u i Slapped By the villzinous system
Of class robbery. which drains il Of il
resources 70 fatten favored class In Z
favored localify-a class which does
not constitute one-tenth Of one PEI
cent Of the total population-a clas'
composed Of men whose vast FORTUNES
J already excite the establishment Of tn
; world: Who rival the spendfhrifts Q
! the Roman Empire in display and ex
; trzvagznce- rho spend half the yea
!, in Europe. scattering with lavish hand
) What this Government has enables
them 70 rob from the American peopl
Z during the other half.who drive four
: INLAND over vast tracts Of Land iron
: which the cotter. the crofier and n
q shepherd have been expelled bear
ing In their arms their househci
. goods and their squalid children 1T
: make room-think Of Tito make rcoE
2 Tor deer parks for American million
! aires-sor deer parks for American
y enriched b. robbery q home that the
|. may become oppre=sors abroad
= There i no limit 70 the insolenc'
2 the cupidiry. the arrogance the crue
= q Of this manmon a-istocracy Of oue'
= but re can not follow the Carneg
y coach from which Mr. Blaine looi
a down upon the American duca, de-
a mark that vas once the home Of
=. sturdy pezsantry-a peasantry evtct'
= frorn the ancestral holdings Of tho
q sand years 70 crafty the pride -
ii vanity Of An American money KIN
q We have TO do with evictions q ho'
\. which made these evictions aoro
"a possible. The ruin Of our ON farm
A. cries out against the Carnegies-
n. Baines. the Thurstons- Depews- Har
sons and Haymonds- and the hgu'
= which tell il progress are eioquent
60 denunciaficn Of the robber policy q
ing Chicago platform Read this .
"a compiled for one Of The leading ca'
rrl Of Chicago. published in the Nafso
IN Rxri>~ and republi=hed in the =
80 = crsssiosnl Record Of May 5 ISIS: