The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-17

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f"ints Throughout the Country A~~cn-
bie 20 10 Honor "a the Memory of the
Victor 10 New Orleans.


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= hie 20 10 Honor 10 the Memory u a
: Victor 20 New Orleans.
= covEESoE's fANorEr.
NEW YonK. Jan. 9.-The BUSHES
4 Mems Democratic Club rendered bar
= quet at the Hoffman House last night /
= Governors-elect Boies Of Iowa. Camt
l bell Of Ohio. Mckinney os Virginia
4 Albeit ~ New Jersey and Toolc Of Mon
tana. The dinner was also in cclchra
tion OF the battle OF New Orleans. Gov
ernor-elect Albeit was the only one o
: those named above who found II posi-
BILE 10 attend. Tho Others sent regrets
as did also Governor Hill. Anon,
those present were Henry Hilton. Tx
Governor Hoadlcy. w. T.. Russell. Leor
Abbott J. Edward simmons. Mayo
Chaplin OF Brooklyn. w. X. Grace. w. Il
McManes. John c. Sheehan and man,
other lights Of the party.
The following letter Of regret from
Ex-President Cleveland was read:
The activity os the member. ~ your club
~ direct keeping with that participation
I'D AFFAIRS which have AZ all times thought
was the duty 81 business men. and which
can not be otherwise than exceedingly i'm.
portant 20 our National welfare For eyerv
reason. therefore. should be glad 20 be thu
guest OF the association At their banquet
gwen In favor 81 the Grand Old Democrat
whom veal delight 70 remember with en-
thusiasm. and ia recognition OF party a~sn.
ciatcs who have been elected 10 the chief
nagi~tracy Of their respective states
The following telegram from Cover
nor Hill was read:
ALBANY n ~ Ian : < N n
had hoped % this hour 60 be able 20 AZ
tend the annual banquet OF the business
Mems Democratic Association To- night. but
unexpected engagements will prevent me
from leaving Albany. Please present my re-
grets 20 members ~ committee trust the
entertainment viii be pleasant one
Hon. w. f. Russell, Oscar Strauss and
others also spoke.
wouI-D-BE SENATOR'S CELEBRATE THE
DAY.
CoLUNBUs. o.. Jan. 9.-The Jackson
banquet last night was an immense af-
fair Covers were laid for four hum
dred guests Hon q. A. Barger prcsid-
ed. At the main table was seated Hon.
Calvin $. Brice, Hon J. II. Thomas.
Hon. J. A. Mcmahon. Hon. c. w. Baker
ana Hon. samuel L. Hunt. all candi-
dates for United States Senator. Ex-
Postmaster-General Don VI. Dickinson.
who was to have responded to the toast
The Union" was not present.
Tho following regular responses were
made:
ANDREW Jackson; he confirmed by his
what he won by his vaior.-
Hon. W. a. Lynch.
The Ohio Democracy trne in time o. bat
-. WaHNI -
~ VIII be faithful In time o. victory"
Hon. Charles w. Baker
Tariff Reform: In it, future are bound mn
ne best and highest interests Of the Ameri-
an people," Hon. Prank H. Hurd
"Our Young Men. upon their political
raining depends much Of our future wei
are" Judson Harmon.
Ballot Reform, whatever preserves the
'urty OF the ballot promotes Democratic
uccess-" Hon. VIM. ~ Ramsey.
our Rising Statesman: may their works
. before them and their rewards come MT
r them" Hon. II. II. Hysel.
JAcKsoSs DAY IN NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Jan. 9-Jackson's
Day was celebrated in Nashville vester-
ay by grand procession in the morn
ng. and the delivery OF an address and
ornament organization Of the Ma
Ional jackson Club at the State Capt.
d. banquet in honor Of the First
sgiment National Guard. State OF Ten
cssee. Tas given in the afternoon bv
G Baxter, and At night historic re-
.ption took place at the Maxwell I
ouse. under the auspiccsof the Ladies'
ermltage Association. which closed
10 exercises. II
Colonel A. X. Mcclure. OF Pennsvl-
mia. was elected president OF the Ma I
onal jackson Club, and among the I
ce-presidents are Dewitt c. Cregier,
ayor OF Chicago, and Jos S. johnson,
Alabama Il
STREET PARADE AND MEMORIAL MEET
CHICAGO. Jan. 9.-Andrew Jackson's
rthday was celebrated here BY a stree. !.
lrade Of Democratic societies. yester-
~ afternoon. followed in the evening
7 memorial meeting at Central Music !
all. Ex-Governor Proctor Knott Of
entucky, Judge Benz. Patton. OF Ohio. |,
e only surviving representative OF
% jackson Administration. and Cen !
al John W. Whelcss. Of Tennessee.
.liycred addresses. On the platform
as the desk upon which President Z
lckson wrote his famous veto Of the :
anking bill. and also the table upon :
hich he wrote his first message. 70 !
,ngress.
THE BUTLER CLrR 4,
BosToN, Jan 9.-The Butler Club .
I'D its annual meeting last night at 9
g Parker House. and celebrated jack :,
n Day. General Butler. Corporal Tan ii
y, Josiah A. Abbott. John /. Baker. 7
Inn G. Linehan. Commissioner Tobin \
ID about one hundred others were ],
esent. :,
General Butler made speech extol- b
2 jackson. especially as an enemy Of n
lgwumps. and denounced the Austria !.
IN ballot system.
Corporal Tanner, Judge Woodbury. =
d others also spoke. :.
~ MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEMOCRATIC =,
COMMITTEE CELEBRATE. -
BosToS. Jan 9.--After the Democratic n
ate committee had finished their BUSH ri
8 yesterday they attended dinner 81
the fremont House in celebration of IL
rkSOu'S Dav Avnonp thea .x~..u.x< 4.