The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21
Prom " Regular Correspondent
OUR WARRINGTON LETTER
wAsHsNsro~. d. g.. Nov II. 1890


DUR WARRINGTON LITTER
wAsHsN.vo~. y. g.. Nov II. 1890
NJ. II<rsison hes shut his eyes 10 N"
re,u'ss ~ the recent elections aud male
np his mind 20 urge ln III. annual mes'
sage 10 Congress Tho passage by ne Sem
ste ot the Farce hin. aud h, The Ilou-e
~ the notorious ship .uhSii hills. In
short, he has Ia spite ~ ss' protests OF
some o. tho most isr seeing nsnorf- 81
his party. including -r Blaine. deter
mined 90 css' H. Ia win me raiical
wing ~ The Republican party.
There are good reasons for re-
'ieying fhsi as soon A. Congress met
bills will lie introduced w. Republicans
senators from Tho nor,h-we-'. mol'',ius
or repeating sesiions ~ the new tariff
law. which bear down hesvilv npon the
citizens Of The S'ales they represent. III
il believed iha' hills placing binding
tx inc on Tie free liz aud reducing The
duty Oh ready made clothing would re-
ccive the votes of every Republican Sem
stor from west Of The Mississippi river
and there IL some talk about cnnbins-
siun which Ia reiu'n TOR sns votes OF
<rverai irpnhiican >rnsiors from The
essfsrn >tssr- 'nr these measures. shall
repeal 81 dniies uron fsw m@fcrisl-
Such hills conia rssily be gotten through
The House ~ II - isr' VIII known
barre that ~ least went, i've members
oi ,he lIouse vo'sd Tor NJ Mchin'e,
hill under p,"tes'. nni n"l. because they
lacked Tie moral courage 20 stand ne
isshss Of the party whip. which vs.
given them un~ps''ngIy whenever
they eyincei disposition 10 kick out
side of re party irsres.
Mr.. l5~ine j. now engaged IN per-
forming fis cr.rhrst"l recirfority aci
he hopes "a save The nrnrirunA nlt Re-
publican psrtv bv holding ont gliftefin-
inducements 10 The pe.pic ~ what will
De accomplished IN The future. and ~
ignoring the injury infected upon them
al this time. " HIGH they have resented
so sfectusl!v ~ their votes Mr. BIsine
has long head. and his brain il M &C.
tive Que. bat he cannot bsmboozIe the
American people. who know that real
reciprocity with the whole world woulsi
be grand thing for rs. but who know
also thst the reciprocity with . string
tied 10 II, provided for. or rather alleged
10 be provided for. by the Mckinley
tariff law. j. fraud pure and simple.
on no. Mr. Blaine. The people have been
ljuggled with too long IN the protection
line to be caught by the false glitter Of
your partial reciprocity.
The treasury surplus has been reduced
so low lately that il is said completed
pension cases IRE held up in the pension
Office because the treasury wsnIed .
chance 10 get IN some more money be
fore honoring hnosher draft OF The Com
missioner OF Pensions. who drew 4l9.-
900 UoO last month. Il becomes palmer
everv day that the deficit prophesied BY
the Democrats 81 the Last session Of Con-
gress for the next fiscal YEAR will exist.
Not satisfied with having served no
tice upon Senator Quay that be must va
cate biz position Is Chairman OF the Re-
publican national commis,ee. there il an
element 10 the Republican party that
wants 10 depo&e Speaker Reed from the
leadership Of bis party IN the House.
and the proposition has been boldly put
forth that the complimentary nsmina
tion for Speaker OF HE next House be
given % some other Republican. There
might be something in his IL there was
anybody else 70 lead The Republicans.
bnt Reed Is about The only prominent
Republican thaf was reelected.
Secretary Window tinds u more diff
cult than he supposed TO abrosAre or IN
lterfere with the privileges enjoyed By
the Canadian railroads. which cross sec.
lions Of the United States. When Mr.
Bsyard was Secretary o. State he DE-
'cided that these privileges were pro-
tecied by section IN treaty between
England aud the Urifrd States.
Senator Spooner seems 10 have the in
side for The vacancy upon the bench OF
the Supreme Court. though the Dudley
faction are urging The appointment OF
Judge Woods. of Indians. who saved
their leader from the pcnitep'isry.
&. Al