The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-11
Democratic Editors nt Indian
Springs.

the summer tNttAtu< " th1 Rt'"
cratic edstofs ~ Indian Srsings, june -
iS3O. wss the largest ever held ~ me
state. : great many 81 the editors having
ladies with them. and = very lsfgc num-
Der ~ people besides e1itorr loskinS ~
from All portions Of the state. ~ antici-
patton Of hearing Gov. Csmpbeli. y. y.
L%oulhsin. OF the ~Lognnspcrt Phctros. pre-
sidei. and 5 Ii. Bo, a. Of the Washing
ton Democrat. performed the duties OF
secretary. The president delivered ~.
annual address. which was full 81 xoou
suggestions. Col. T.. w. haker, Of
Cincinnati, made shr principal address
ot the day. tie ves followed by ex-
>ens'or Mcdonald
Col. Baker j. NJ eloquent and pleasing
-f'rakef. ~hum Gov. Campbell had sent
y hi stead. H. spoke 81 The relations
esiltnr~ bear towards the pe ,ple, the
country. and their partv. and then dis
cu--ed "a su able manner sonse Of the -
-ues u the dns frequently drawing form
the applause OF his hearers. 'a'd secetv-
ing heart ! congratulations NJ the close.
Hon. Jos. r. Mcdonald, IN" veteran Of
many campaigns. ws- received Win =
spnuer5ng auping ~ hands snd w@v
ling ~ nan;sefchief> when IT, arose \"
rRtk. It - III t&tcitEHt WHttH ~"
spoke with oId-time vigur
Mr.. McDon~ld told HE heN ers. very
frsnkly. that The next erection would BE-
second IA importance 70 none which had
ever been l.sld IN this state. IL would
deternine n q political status ~ biisns
. for ten yesrs 10 c.me. IL would deter
mine whether senator Voorhees, should
" bc his own successor or wvnid he re-
!, piAred by . Representative ~ ihr money
" II would D. the iniiiasinn Of the
great struggle Of 1892. and ~ result
ould have = profound influence upon
the is-ue Of the lstfer.
Senator Mcdonald then exposed. in .
masterIy manner and with tremendous
:. force. the Revolutionary character And
. pvvposes Of the Rspuhlicsn party, as IL
Y lu<trated by the cpur-e Of speaker Reed
and the Republican majority in the house.
: , The election bill. etc. lie analysed the
/. federal election bill. which he denounced
: - an unconstitutional and utterly in
iquifpu- measure. He showed up come
\. OF the enormities Of the Mckinley bill In
most effective way. anT closed his
speech with some remarks on the silver
n question, which he thought promised @
!" snske . new sectional division IN our
EUtltE< uIltAN& NAG WE<t ~ 1Qutl
-gsinst he East. ne denounced the
I, window silver nili As measure pure!s
. W ne interest o' me silver states when
~ 49,. were M~ass 's''is1's ,asos'
e 80. n'. 7 AHssi ps.,s, anu "'"e
'o""< " srp'o'' 800
n On his subject he was sure the pur'
chsse Of 30 much silver BY the Govern.
ment. Tor the purpose 81 noaf'lng, vas
4 : great wrong. though upon the alterna.
tive presented ~ the Desoocratlc ano
Stiver State S~enstors-ot placing s''verr
= - 10 - me Government e concerned
ID upon exactly ire same oasSs - eo'o a
20 its coinage and money otnces -ne
III would -ta.e Iurtner time 70 cons.uer' rs
OWING mat your .Cncse Joe - ao'
a quHe - harmony Vim y Democrstie
ve masses yet e. regards wnat shou'a con
he -t.,n'e ne money OF lne country
rs me proceedings, octn before ana Ate
t"e speaNing' sno IN iact during eacn
nay ~ tne Springs. were enhvencd oy
we Drsz, 'orne' blnd. under me EN-
s'eut ,esaefship o. ifof- w'D hsskins
.vr wnicn inc guests were in'ieoieu q
'e tne wise tnougn'iuiness u Editor tioitz'
ID "sn. o. zoe Brazil Democrat, I" who's
:. sxer1l"ns ne association y indebted 10
me very successful meeting.
:. We cnp from the Davies Comfy
!. uemocsas 2 following account 81 snt
y TURNER proceedings;
W The afternoon session VA called "a
order by The president. After reading
!" the minutes nearly one hundred editor,
y. csme forward and enrolled as member,
q ofthe association. The first paper read
Vas on do Premiums Increase the cir
culation ola Newspaper ty Dan. Nc
Donald Of the Plymouth Democrat. III
Y thought that premiums Of = useful nature
7 were . good thing. u. A. Jennings. b
the salem Democrat. in q paper on The
Advertising Agent" did not think al ad'
q vertising agents were frauds. He be-
y iieyei there wa . Legitimate field ii
q which they could work. Under tn,
pc head OF "A re Personals NJ Rapet;t ~