The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-10

INTELLIGENT LABOR.
me sturdy Sons Of Toll Fighting
| For Cleveland.
Talk with Editor GruelIe, Of the
| Labor StgnnI-ExpOsuFe of Re-
publican Roorbscks.
Is<s-zsrsl. sp<r.4L
Editor Wallace GrueIle. Of the labor
Signal, sas IN his coxy once this morn-
log. sgisafing huge palm leaf and gasp-
Ing Tor breath. His cost hung On peg.
bic collar opened vide q The throat.
while perspirssfon in big drops flowed
from his inteIlectual frontispieco agIow
and cheeks rDddy with heat He had
just returned from . pilgrimage about
Town and, with . litfIe moro breath. WAS
prepared to talk politics entertainiBgIy.
Editor GruslIe has great prestige among
the wage-esrning fraternity. An evil
ldence Of this IL the constant upward ten
ldency in the circulation Of bic little ps-
per, the last issue Of which included o.
800 copies The bold stand be- took for
Irevenue revision and against Harrison,
early il the campaign, = bringing pros
lpeTity and renown without delay, and
ILLUSTRATES the popularity Of the Demo-
cratic issue among the lsborers-
And % you want 20 know how
l Democracy and labor aro mingling,' he
said. after having reduced bic tempsrs-
sUFe from fever heat to : normal state.
+ l-BesutifuIIy. People ere focking in
our dirsctioa Ill The tine. just the
Iosher day over here in Boone County.
4 =. Jscks came out for Cleveland and
10 reductions of the tariff. Mr.. Jacks 10
lshe Master Workmsn Of the 6eats A.
Ise0bIy, knights or Labor. and his &C.
|cession il specially important on that
account. Not only this. but be has
taken the stump in opposition to high
Ilprotecfion. free whisky and Ben Harri-
'ls0u- He il eloquent and weIl-iDformed
lon al questions Of current Interest
'|particularIy those Of concern TO the DAY
IIlsborer. Ny opinion IL that be vii
|Iinf1ueuce q least . thousand votes
Tin the state to 90 Democratic Their
sIthere Il my friend Capt. J. II. Allen
,Iover e Terre Haufe, indc rsiug every
sIthing the Signal says and proving BIZ
,IfAith By his works, that IL. BY sending
j Allen two years ago vas . factor 10 tb'
ilfgat for the United States senate, re
1Ipresenting the cause Of Organized labor
d -AIl sorts Of lies are told about hov
! the iaboring man worships q Harrison
4 i!shEine, and how - viii 9 some nile
oIto - hIm- Aso ooojoct 81 tIInDsratioE
/ LES us take the visit Of the Brazil miner
\ last week. That was one Of the Iarge1
olof rhe sesson, and will serve the purpos
!, ,|excelIenfiy. The papers published tha
1Ithere we're 5000 Of these sons OF toll i
J. '.IIine- Nov for the facts, and knov
/ IL hereof speak. In the whole lot ther
.lwere just 15U miners, and bulk Of thes
gIwere Democrats, and came to town be
Ilcause the fare was cheap and their tim
sIaud wages went on know this to be
II fact, because some of them came aroun
-Inere and said 80 and subscribed d for ID
elp2per. So much for the mining con
= -itinxent from Brazil and KnightsvilIs
elTbe remainder Of the crowd Was mad
dup Of farmers. their wives and children
eI Railroad agents and campaign worker
had been among them for full thre
weeks. Offering transportation. roun,
"trip, 81 But there were not 1900 By
rlloog shot. nor the half Of II The mum
: her OF tickets turned in to the rsilwa,
tlcompsny for that trip was l;z2l, snl
slthe stateme0t cant Be disputed. That
: -lbow they boom Harrison
II will relate : circustance whicl
rIsb0ws the difference in sentiment
IS0me four weeks ago, q Terre Hsute
1.-The Harrison managers placed i've book
lin the railroad ofzices 20 obtain signs
..Itures for . campaign club The men wer
'lexborted, some threatened, TO sign, IN,
<lshe result was that 800 came in LAs
"wednesday night an snti-HarrisoI
Injecting Of railway employees was hels
lin Terre Haute. There had been u
-|rsepsrafious, and certainly no intentiou
-Iof organizing : club. Some local taIen
Twas enlisted to speak Harrison
IChinese record Was unmarked, and hi
during the trunk line trouble
without stint Well, cir
There wss great enthusiasm, and at th
some fellow moved TO form
'ICIeveIand and Thurman Club. The oc
lesion was ripe for such : movement
..ItEs motion wss adopted. and 100 enroll
led q members-
-.How many votes will Ssrester pol
lin I.disnar inquired
i Editor Gruelle replied: sThe esti
mated labor vote IL 1900. shout,
.ljudge that or this Streeter would not ge
Ilmuch more than 1000. a number arS
going 10 vote with the ProhibitiouisfG
You see 'thst party has adopted IN out
J vland-out labor plank In its platform, ana
sltbat will Of necessity have IL inhueuce
slrhe bulk, the big majority win 9
J IDemocratic-S
| The Louisville, Evansville and 81
slLouis road II getting matters into shap
Ito do . good busincss this fall. Wit
plthe recent addifions 70 its equipments
i|owns thirty-two good locomotive
slftwsasy three ofthem nearly newt, fort