The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-05
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Words of Wisdom.
The Southern Star.-Agitatiom bcyet
education.
The Better Dav.- Whatever huilds a,
me home will pull down thr .aIoon
whssev~r buii'is up the saloon viii pul
down the home.
samuel Dickie.-The salnon hnsines
60" continue only hv the p~rpetustinn q
vice !" those who ar. viciosss. md "a.
creation Of vice In those who are vir
tuous.
The Chris'isn Union. .-If anv cor,,nu
'ntsv were as determined 10 suupre.- IN.
ssioons ~ the United States n 1, .oIIer
be esss
The Voice. III IA not hecanss of par.
slsAn l"ve thai VIZ fxht for tho prnhiLj.
TO" party. hut hrcause VIZ know tha,
surh nsrty Il necessary to imsurs pro.
ihibition.
The New Era--It IL absurd for an,
man I" cav That hr isvors The taxation az
'h- i.qaor sr,fiis: in order 10 gel II out 81
p"'iIics ~ we the tsxstion Of the liouor
trs ffIc that took il inio politics.
The People. 80 High iicense has never
lT.ved stepping stone 10 prohibition,
snu never Will. The moment the state
or ustion snskea any great systesu = per-
'nanens source 81 revenue. that snomicn,
the system becomes - permanenl a. the
nation.
( The Boston Herald - When good men
give : party "a understand that they will
Nay with u. no heed what ita aims. il Al.
ways Lkes nov Iicense 10 sin from this
liberation There have seldom been
more couspiauosis examples OF this fact
thsn ~ recent A 'nericsn politics.
The Connectic ut Home TIE onestion
OF the hour 10 not "Doe- prohibition pro-
hibit 7" but Small psohi bi,iou prohibit ~
The way 10 shut up the saloon il to shut
u up. There y III be- no difficultv sbout
!he matter when The issue il squaresy
joined.
Steward L Woodford.- When party
10 right, sustain party; not because Il IL
party. but because Il is right. When Il
!. wr"ng do your best To set il right. and
II you Tail 10 do that, then bolt our par
~ and be.t It. When = party has out
lived purify, Il has ontiived usefulness.
and. being dead, ought TO be buried.
DR.. |. X Funk. With the .maases
nothiug IL % rducstive as the law Win
them that which the law permits il
right. becssse tho law permits II, aud
that which the u " ,orbidais wrong. be-
cause the Law iorbids II. This supreme
Ieducslive power should bs against the
lsaIs'On. not for a.
L-onard W. Bacon, IN the Forum.
Given party % moral idess that holds
The assured xIIex lance Of the great mass
~ xood citizrns and retsins by q preca-
rious tenure = tail ~ vicious and mer-
crnsry csmp-ioiiowers. aud .sthe tsil
will wAg the dog" until the manager.
have nuiire 10 ,ome practical form from
the good citizeDs that they slsO mean 10
be uncertain In their allegiance.
We have no ~ snDsthy for men Who
slI 'he time sct - II they feared The Pro.
bibiticn psrtv will not give them I'll
they want. and are making friends OF
the msmmon ~ Dsmocratic sOd Rspub-
licsn uurighssousoers. tbss they may BE-
received bsck into their ranks.
Among the young men OF our colleges
10 making great inrosds.
students are not weigbsd d down win ! 4
load Of old psrty preju lice generally.
They ere seeking aner truth. wherever
they can lind il they are willing 10 &C.
cept u. The young men are coming
over very rapidly. They are taking
GsrfeId's advice Young man do not I
pitch your ient iD the graveyard OF dead
|ssues." Young men come Your On. 4
lhusiasm 10 worth more TO the causs 4
han she old mans experiences. Il