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

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AZ = 20 nseded for current ~ oenclrncx -
t.opraI,ons. ~ people. and nos the banks. /,
wn'cn h.s been deposited. should have ~,
advantage q ~ nee ~ stopping Interest mo,
Ne public debt ~ least those Who necile<.I,
ncera y should nos - allowed 20 use the fra
% monetary seringcncy. thus produced 4.
cocrcc public sentiment upon other Question
SS.ey connected with the subject 81 49,
Seri1 y that % the importation or f.rri,, a -
| 80 under contracts OF service 70 i. perscr,,.a
ncrc- Tho Inv now n force prohini,Ipy .rcr
sontrseu received my cordial support "A -
.---'' ~.o .ucn smendment< - may be found
neecssAry effectively % deliver our worh,r~-
men and women from this most Ineon,tan,.
Iorm OF competition viii have my sfnrcre .dvc.
| eecy. Legislation prohibiting the imro<,,,,c-,
| q i<rprer> under contracts 70 serve her. ~,
no.eseI anord very inadequate relief % our
kns people. u the system OF protective
= cfoken down. II me rroluc<s %
nncrleAn shops must compete in fhc Amcrf-
can market. without fsvoring duties w.th ~,
pro11cts % cheap foreign labor. the eject win
~ INHERENT. u ~ all. only IN degree. whcshcr
80 eHesP iauorcr Il across the street cr over
.ne 80. such competition VIII soon reduce
go nere 10 ne level Of those abroad. ana
~nen tnat condition II reached Ne win rc<
need any laws forbidding the lmpor,s,,c, -
iaoorers under contracs--they viii have ~ In
uuccment 20 come. and the cmDIovxr 49,.
duccnent % send for them.
N the earlier years OF our history rrh,,-
AGENCIES 20 promote immigration were com
mon Inc pioneer wanted nclghbor win
1vte friendly interests than the Indian -
Dor vas scarce and fully employed. But The dax
q me immigration bureau has gone By. While
on ooors viii continue open 20 proper ir,,ni
gratfon. We DO not need 70 issuo special inyit,
tons 70 the inhabitants OF other countries n
come 70 our shcres OF q share or citizenship.
, .nuseI the necessity OF some inspection and
nh
rcfusc 20 permit foreign Governments 10 sen1
tneir paupers and criminals 70 our ports We
are Also clearly under duty 20 defend our civ
H'<4tion by excluding alien races whose ultt-
nate assimilation with our people 10 neither
possible nor desirable The family has been the |
49,. - o. our BEST immigration. and the home |
llxatton. - 80 49,
IT. objections 70 Chinese Immigration arr /
instructive and conclusive. and are now % GER.
orally accepted rs such. that the question has
passed entirely beyond the stage Of argument. |
ne avs relating to this subject would. II |
should be charged with their enforcement he
faithfully executed Such amendmentx ~
'ursner legislation a. may Be necessary ana
proper % prevent evasions OF the laws ana 10 |
s1p Irfncr Chinese immigration would nIso |
nees my approval The expression OF the con.
Ienuon upon This subject u In entire harmony
I'm ny views Our civil compact Is Q govern
i
hon and The magistrate our respect when mis- |
ompact y broken The evil results az
Election frauds do not expend tbcmse,xes
'pon the voters who are robbed OF thar
isntfu. innncnce IN public AFFAIRS. The in
lsiaua- - community. or party. that prac-
- ~ connives ~ election frauds. has suf-
efea irreparabie injury and will sooner or
,ter realize that 20 exchange the Am.r,~an I 4
stem OF majority rule for minority control e ,
o. only unnuful and unpatriotic buf very M J
aie Tor those who promote H. The (li.srancb.se- {
tent q single legal eiecfor By fraud or ~ I
m'nation = crime Too grave 70 be regarded
ghtly- The right Of every qualified elector ~ =
ast one free ballot ana 70 have il hones,iv :
united must not be questioned Every con- 7
'itutionni power should be used 20 make th,s |
snt secure and 70 punish frauds upon the :
1iiot Our colored people 90 not ask special q
'ssiation IN their interest but only 70 be 5
nue secure N the common rights or American \
uzenship. They WILL however. naturally
istrust the sincerity Of those party leaders Y
no appeal - heir race for support only IN i,
lose localities where the suffrage Is free ara I
ection resuits doubtful. and compass their =
sfranchisement where their votes would BE- n
ntroling and their choice can not be coerced. h
nc Nation nos less than the States IL de- :
nuenr Tor prosperity and security upon the =
sellieence and morality Of the people This o.
mmon interest very early suggested Nation 81
AID IN the establishment and endowment Of ~
hools and colleges II the new States There =.
pciieve. present eaieency that calls Tor -
~ more nosrat and direct appropriations in q
OF common school education IN the Sfa,es | oil
me r. rritoriar form Of governments u 4 tenn III
rAry expedient Bos . permanent civiI condi- =.
M - = adapted 20 the exigcncy that sur- III
sted r. but becpmes inadequate. and even 3
prc<sive. when applied 70 fixed and popuious ps
Several Territories are well IL
le % bear - burdens and discharge the sfn-
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