The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-15

BY operatives whose necessities call Tor a.
vcrsihei crops and create = home demand
| for garden aud agricultural products. Every
new min furnace and factory - nn
extension OF the productive capacity of the
STATE more real aud valuable than added ter.
| rliory snail the rrclniitcs and paralysis 81
| slavery continue 20 hang upon tho skirts OF
| Progr'sss How long will those who rejoice that
slavery no longer exists cherish Or Tolerate we
lnrapacities IA put upon their communities
| I look hopefully % the continuance 81 our pro-
tec:lye stem. aud 10 the con sequ"nt develop
IN the States hitherto wholly given 20 sgri.
culture a. u potent Influence IN the perfect
unincaton OF oar people. The men VINO have IN
vested their capital "a ,nsss rn.ern.'s,s, M,
| NJ rhhorhood. ana the men who work IN shop or
Held. will not fail 70 lind ard defend cont
muniiy OF in'cresi ! y not ~ e possi ne
| great mining and manufacturing enterprises
which have recently been established ~ tue
south may vet nni tnaf We frce ballot o. we
| workinxman. without distinction 81 race. -
needed for their defense well as for his own
| 10 not Aouht thar N those men IN the south
who now accept the iariu views 81 clay ana ins
| constitutional expositions OF webster, would
! couraseousiy ayOw and defend their real con
| victians they would not INA II uiHcult ~
friendly instruct on and cooperation 70 make
the black man their efscien; ana safe ally, not
only in establishing correct principles IA our
| National Administration. sat IN preserving ior
Their local communities. the dement's o. suci.i
| order ana economical ana honest government
| Al least until the good Offices OF kindness ana
| e.lncaflon have been fairy trei. the contrary
| conclusion can mol ~ plauslhly urged have
| altogether rejected the Suggestion ~ a SPECIAL
executive policy for any section ~ the country.
! II Is the duty ~ the Excruf vc - administer
ana enforce IN the methods and ~ M inslsn-
| mentaiific. pointed out ana provided ny the
| consfiiGr on. an the laws enacted py Congress.
! Thee laws are general ana their admin stration
should De IN form and equal, A. ctxrn
! iii IL not elect whaf laws he Will obey. neither
4 may IA" Exrcut yc elect WHICH ne Will eniorce
/ TIE duty ID obey and ~ execute embraces me
1 Constitution ~ - entirety, am the Mhuir
| code OF laws enacted unitr y. The eva ex-
| ample az permitting ind ssdunls corporations
| or cummuni'irs ~ rullify the laws because
/ they cross some selfish or local interests or
preludices 4 full ~ danger. not only 70 the
Nation AZ large. Drf much more 20 those VINO
use TINS pcrniclouS cxpedieni 70 escape their
Just ohligaiinn Or % onlal ~ unln.t aa Ivan.
fage over others. They Will presently Them
selves be compelled 10 appeal 20 the iaw ipr
rr lection: aud those VINO would use the
law MS 4 defense must not deny that
use % II 10 Others II our great corporations
would more ~rrupuoussy observe their regal
limitations and duflcs. they wpuid have loss
cause 10 complain Of the unlawful limitations
81 their rights or ofyio.ent interference with
their operations. The community that hycon-
cert or secret agreement among ~ citizens
denies 70 . portion OF Is members their
eh,s under the law. has severed
tbe only safe bond or social order and prosper
ity. The evil works. from a Ind center. both
ways. II demoralizes those VINO pracuce u,
ana destroys the taith of those who >uder by II
In the efficiency OF the law ~ safe protector.
The man in whose breast thai faith has been
carsened j. naturally the subject - danger
81, ana uncanny suggestions. Those who
use unlawful methods Y moved ~
no higher motive than the self
ishness that prompted them. may. weN stop
aud inquire What j. To be the end ~ tnlss Au
unlawful cxpeiicn, can not become pernl-
ncnt condition OF government. II the educated
aud influential classes IN q community ether
practice or cunniyr 10 the systematic Violation
81 lAw- that seem 20 them ~ cross their con
,cnieurr. what AN they expect wuea the les
son thnt convenience or a supposed class m
tercst sufficient cNl-e for lawsesSness
ha> been well lesrne Dy the ignorant
ciasSe~s Z, community where law = Inc rulo
o:conduvt und where courts mol nobs exc.
cute rs penalties. The only ATTRACTIVE Held
FOR business investments ana honest labor.
Our naturalization laws Should be 30 amend
el ~ 10 make the inquiry into the character
and gond disposition ~ persons applying for
citizenship more carsfal ana >rarchne.
oar existing laws have been. ~ their admins
trafion. An uniml4res~irr aud olttn an un'ntel-
lig,ble form. We aece the man ~ citizen
without any KNOWLEDGE ~ hs illness. and ne
assumes the duties OF citizenship without any
knowledge as 10 what tAcr ART. The privileges
81 American citizen~hip ARE great and rs ,ln
Ties grave that we may well insist upon =
good knowledge CT every person aiplyMs Tor
citizenship. and good knowledge ~ HIM ~
our institutions. W should not cease Ia IL
hospta II ID Immigration. hut We should ceas';
TO he care eSs ~ To The character or II. Tlere
Arc men OF all races even 10 the TEST whose
coming Is ueces.ariiv burden upon our puhiir
should DC identified and exelnurd.
We have happily maintained applicy o. avoid
lng all Interference with European auairs. we
have been only interested spectators 81 their
contentious Ia diplomacy and in war. ready =
use our friendly offices 10 promote peace. but
never ohtruting our advice ana never attempt
ny unfairly 10 coin tue q stresses of other pow
crs INTO commercial aavantaye % ourselves.
We havcn last right ~ expect that our European
policy Will be the American policy ~ Euro
pean courts II ~ 20 manfc-ty lncompltthlc
with those precautions f1r our peace ana safety.
VIII CHI all the great powers nab fuply observe
ana enforce in matters al 81 ng .nem. that a
shorter waterway between our Eastern and
western scaboarlS should be dominated ny any
EuropeTn government. thar we may confident
1 IN expect that such purpose VIII not pc en-
| terfa'ted by anv friendly power. We shall Ia
th- future Is in the pssi use every cndeaynr
70 maintain and enlarge our friendly relations
with al the great powers. nut they VIII not eX-
| pect u> - look kinuly upon any project that
4 would leave Us subject 10 the dangers % a hos
4 tile observation Or environment We have nos
snught 10 dominate 70 absorb any
Of our weaker nelrhbors. but rather
establish free AMI stable governments
resting upon the consent ~ their own people.
no European government Will seek 20 establish
I colonial dependence upon the territory ~ those
independent Am states. That which =
sense OF justice rrsirlins US FROM seeking. they
| may be reasonably expected Willingly ~ fore
/ 90 II must no. be assumed. however, that our
I interests 20 exclusively American that our
trflrt IN attention 10 any events tult MAY
| fran~pir. elsewhere can bc taken for grant
Ell Our citizens dom'clied Tor purposes
4 of trade III ali countries and IN many
| Of the island. ~ the sea. demand and
| VIII have our adequate cnrc IN their per-
l sDnM and commercial rights. The nece@-
-.f ~ ~ our navy require convenient coal
INK stations and dock and harbor privileges.
| These aud other ira Tag privileges we Will feel
| free fo nbtain only by means that do not in any
sle-rse pArfake Of coercion. however feeble the
government from which VIZ ask such concc-
SONS But having fairly obtained them. Us
methods and for purposes entirely con
s,stent with the most friendly disposition
toward al other powers, our consent
will be necessary 70 any modification 81
imnalrment OF the roncess on. We shall Meth
er IA 4 10 respect the flag % any friendly nation
or the Just rights Of It's ctlzens. nor ~ exac
the like treatment for our own. CalmneSS
Justice aud consideration should characterize
our diplomacy. The orices az an INTEL yen
diplomacy or ~ friendly arb 'ration N prop"
eases should be adequate 20 the peaceiul ~
iustmcnf Of all international utmcutlrS. -
such methods we VIII make our contribution Y
the worlds peace. which no nation values NOR
highly. and nvo the approbrium which mus
fall upon the nation that rulhlfssly breaks y
The duty devo we'd by law upon the presid IN
10 nom nate and Nv and with the advice an
consent 81 the senate 70 appoint all publ
officers whose appoin msnt = not othcrwis
prov dcd for Ia the Constitution or ~ net =
Congress has become very bufdcnsofnc. and N
wise aud .fic cnt DISCHARGE iull OF dmculfN
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