The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-13

- ehlnns Isaac p. Gray Should b
kouslmatod for President.

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~ ehlnDs Isaac p. Gray Should b
Nominated for President.
Ia.>rv>ss h -. lssls nspablk.
Hon. Amos b. Cumming talking yes-
Dor6ay On political matters ID : Republic
ieDor1er, among other thing snid ssrns
- ehas Gov. Hin 81 any way caused
(|ovrland 20 lose New Yofs II the Last
Ifosidoneial election not oaly u untrue,
~ 3 glance q the fscls makes this per.
l>oo1v olain % ony intelligent citizen. and
lasoAo9. Instead Of hurting Cleveland,
Hi11. did everything % assist him. Ia
1oGln with, when Cleveland VS. : candi
da1o thogo we're tWo Dcsnocrasic faction.
q uow York City, each having candi.
1>eoo o sho Geld. There were swo nom.
neoD f0r MavOs. two for Saes;lr AMI ~.
~ County Clerk. Now the app0insivs
povor OF she Mayor 10 the City o. Nea
York u absslnse. That year be had III
sppoiusmens ~ % commissioners whs
secoive from <2.5OD 10 &5.WU : ves
o.lary eight Police jussircs who hOl.i o.
1ce Tor % years ~ e6.uW : year. and
patronage. IL all. amounting 20 $4,000.
Oh year cleveland. under tar method
hs pssrsns~l. hsi the dispensing os onl,
ohDOs t5OOUU worth of patronage. ii
which hair went "a The country. DAME
Magone. Who sas appointed 10 big OF:
o.. came from 81. Lawrence county. III
strongest Republican county il In
0easa. Nov the local politicians cnpsj
6arosl the mailer anil the question which
nrooe In their miuds was. whether II ~,
breeog 10 secure their Mayor with thin
on0rm0ps patronage to dispenss. or a.
elocs Cleveland and probably get mott,
M. You can depend en- il that the,
ala not have 10 consider the matter long
beeore deciding. and they went IN FIR me
oorugxle o. elect their local candidates
Uif6Oui regard 10 anything eIse. and
frx1ing votes for Harrison for those OF
1lsyOG, Sheriff and County Clerk. I,
was not the tariff messsge ar Issue which
sicfesiel Cleveland, but this local nghl.
aud The tariff really strengthened him.
~xoW 70 show you h0W mstGers stood.
J will cite = few figures. Jones. the
Liensonsns- Governor. polled in the civ
J no votes more than Gov. Hill Ara shs
vote for Mayor, Sheriff and County Clerk
10 just - fhr ahead Of Jones IS Cleve-
hnS1 Wss behind him. IN The Eighth
Utserics. under the control NJ John J.
0'llrien. lIepuhlicsn. Hsrrison;s msjori-
~ ~ 600 while Grant had . plurality
of over 500. The vote for Harrison
~ ju>l - far ahead ~ Miller for Gov
osnor q the vote for Republicsn Mayar.
0AegiR and County Clerk wss behind
Miller. The assertion that Mr.. Cleve-
lnsd's tariff message deleated him Il =
untrue = the statement that Till defeat.
- hin; Il 80 the Eight Tor the Ioavesl
- 10 Gshes which psedominsisd over
pvosyshing.'
-Who DO yos think vii b the Prssi.
1oatiAl cnDdidste ID 1922"
sIe b TOO early 10 tell. There ere many
hinge which might arise between nov
nd ehon that wonid change the aspect
DfthlDgD. This silver question may de-
MOP oomeehiDg shat Ne DO MOI now zee.
~ ehos there sre. other lhings7
what b the feeling IN New York re-
I1rding Cleveland and Hill In respcct tol
- Fs0oIdency
- 10 not think tIscre Is much feeling
- either 81 them q present. Cleveland.
y ~ last election. received l0OOD ma
osi1y o. the popular vote. which elbows.
q connection with what I have aid.
~. li~ tariff message strengthened him.
vhile Hill has carried New York evcrvl
lms ho hae been : candidate. and wi,hl
= decreased msjoriiy each time Il
Do voo think Il necessary 70 have al
Seu York man - The ticket 10 order To-
Bin
mo. do not
wgsrERS NAN WANTED.
sDo YOU think : Western man eos,lAI