The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-28
PUBLISHERS PENCIL POINTS.

people. - Hunting gburx Independent.
\ W. hope Chri-. Dufenderh, II he IN
senhs 10 keep on innirsing his views ",
'br public through his paper. wiil max.
some eil"fi 10 qualify himsrIf 80 :. ID
not make . lsngbing stock of the bnsi.
mss or attempt 10 deceive hia readrrs
Ihe next Legislature being largely Dem.
orratic u Why he wants 10 heRin ~.
plans Of deceit now. There are several
copies ~ tho United Ssases Constitution
IN HuUtingburg. aud . momept's tis.,e
'pent ~ Informing hilnseif or is psovi.
:'o"s would show him that the next
Lrgis'Aiure has no power 10 ..psss . IL y
20 elect Y. >. Senstors By The people. =
Before That ran te dvIe The u. >. COnsti.
!utson will have 20 he amended, aud IN
indians Legislature has but one OF a
votes On ~nch . propo.iiiom AFTER II has
psss'd Congress. That Constitution
-ays Y. D. SrnaiOr~ niust be elected by
State Legislatures
Believing 10 jusiicr and equality 10 aIl
In government of state. sn,i Il~ rights ul
sII under each. The ci,jzen should use III.
influence and vote. 10 crush ~ efforts ~
upeet usurpefs. oppressive laws. 10 mat
ter oy whom enacted. independent
There you ere, sgsin. want Justice
and equality 10 81. = and yet " w.ni I'll .'cf-
forts 7" upset usurpers. cSu-hesl" What
n"n-ense! Who are The usurp~rs In this
counts y. suy how? 10 II Hen. Harrison.
b-csuse 'blocks Of live" methods buuv hi
his placs as President 2 Conc. Lh,lst.
be honest for once. and tell u.
The people need about one half as
many cong'essmen - they now have,
while our representation 10 the State
Legislature should be made smaller than
IL i. Inde ependrut.
And yet only . few weeks ago Won
were bersfing Democrats hrrsnse three
counties. with TOO email population for
Representative each. were Joined To-
gesber for Representative purpn.es.
We are not certain, however. but whntl
Davitss county ought to be ioin~d sol
buts'is county in addition 10 the Others.
for Representative purposes.
Political trickery In Indiana will nov
sluni'er for about one year st least. .- In
dependent.
. w'Iii'? II don't seem 90, from your
frantic enorts 10 mislend.
The sierD and innexible duty of the
citizen, regardless ~ previous conditions
of party servitusle, u 10 csst his vote
con.ciensi0usly smd Tor the hest interests
" the counsry --lndepeuden
:s~ei6.1s .e>annrsss e1|D-c|1 c|1lenpc@e- -ohs|
! InsIepeudeos y excepted. when some ONE
piI~rs 70 ~sssnd od" bic vote for ! con.
sidcrstion.
Free text books Tor schools ore neces-I
'ssy- Less iaxstiOn. Abolition OF un-
heceasary Offices. IL any. .- Imdependent.l
There yOn N. sgsin. ANY Intelligent
person. devosing moments thouxht tol
he subject. viii realize that s.free ,exsI
books for schOol~" would necesSsriiy in
rressc tsxa'i"n. instead Ot lr>~~ning ii. i
'nd the CouKIER beiicv.s II would h..
had policy IN any event. Hut perhaps
chris. j. 10 be excused for 80 gIsring ssrl
on ~, public quesiioa, on
recount 81 HE love Tor srickrry.
But the Legislature should provide Tor 4
extending the manifest blessings of the
'resent school Law. by : further sporo-
,riafion Tor advertising Tor bids FOR sun L
lying the books Esr 81 the otherIs
y 'anchea now used In the schools-jn- 4
Indtug the higher branches nsrd IN the
owns and cities. 20 that the old octopus Il
gouId be run ont entirely, or compelled !
0 supply books ~ : reasonable figure. lE
The Farmers Alliance will have 19la
representatives. in The next Congress. 10
rom Georgia. 3: Ksnsas. 4: Kentuckv. Ii
/; Mississippi, u; North Carolins. :ln
outh Csroiins, 8: Nebraska, q; Mime IN
Dfs. 1.-Independent. Ia
Yes. aud this fine showing was &C. =
pmpIished by the alliance refusing TO la
. led into separate political nom minations a
y men Who we're opposed to its prin- il
pIes, o Vas The +. y. B. A. in this coun. ltI
/ by Michener and Dufendsch's Iittleltl
'hesne 10 rspture . member OF the Leg lil
lsiure. Every one of the alliance Con- .,
ressmen elect, except two from kansss. III
sde their race 90 Democratic nomineee. III
ith0ut any nomination BY the alliance c,
sII. They knew thst Democrats had la
ways favored the most important sI
essures that farmers are asking Cos. III
ID as aensibIe farmers refused 10 frItter II
vay their strength on . third party.
Mr.. Blaine 10 said 10 he preparing ~ Y
tier on The subject OF reciprocity, which !,
III he submitted 10 Congress Ct thelir
ming session. In other words. he isi
''Iining The policy upon which the Re- "a
IbIicans will elect the next President. N,
Independent. 4.
There Won sre, sgain A msn ofordin.. -
moie-ty. ~ho 80 ignomiGously y tailed ~
bic predictions rs 10 The recent eIrcs I.
~ ~ this county. where he wss sup- ..
sed by his siures 10 b. some " hat &C. -
aintcd. wonId wait little longer be- !.
re- veninring % predict, on {. larger =,
Ia. iha, the Republicans would elect
sine A. the next President. But the -
ediction shows The shaIlowness oil "
iris Dufendsch's claim 20 he : friend "
the y. NJ. B A.. or 10 his boosted IN
pendence. Now that the election Il. ~
er his intense RepuhIicamism will sIip uu
I occasionally not withstamdiWg he II he
y. NJ u. A. man for revenue. We 10
n wager gill OF butfermilk agaiustI