The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-12

lO.sls. Fla. adjourned II I o'clock In ths
mornins on last Tuesisy. Dec. y. sfteI
an i'm pnr1&nt sesslon isstipg eight dsys
Narv important ina'ters concerning ths
order. anA tho pos-ibilitv Of 10 ffsisrni
ring with the 4 n y A. and IN
knish,s az Labor. aud " Der kindred 81,
ranir.,ion.. uere discussed The DELFT,
-rsiinns heiss connnciei !. s-crst mnc'
That Sss i.,ne !. noi knn~a % The rnF'
ll,c. fnnurh - The sn<'ser OF union viii
lnthsr orders il Vas deiermiSst thst ~
v Alliance ~nnll III sintsin an iusiepsnden'
'srssrixaion. hnt through an executive
cnmmiitee tx NJ arrange TOR harmonious
action win he ofhsr kindred ordsfs
having M same objects M view
I A very acrimonious Discussion oc-
cured over On inve-iigsfinn OF the o.
liryei brincrv ~ s>v-rsi ~ their prin-
ripsl Off rrs IL rsresi elections. bu' .
white wsehfrg report az tho Whole ~
Is-ir -. adapted q save appearances,
saa me stcnssc p.rties reelected . gen.
ersl officers
/ tn. urxt National AsembIvis ~ be
held ssxl September. place " pe fixed
bv The Executive Committee
\ Tna Assembly unsri'nnus'v adopted
resolutions conarmning ~ Free isil.
f."w being discussed IN the I :. Sent'-.
a. iniudirinus. nnnece-ssry. unps'rio'i'
aud sectional. sud asking the f.i-nis
~ farmer. in Congress 10 vote sgs'nst IL
This is the measure recommended 90
strong by Presiient Hsrvison in his r..
cent message. TIE Ceng~r Lard bill
Vas as.p condemned. - h.inx ~ Effort
N srrsiga the farmers uf the pork rais-
ing states s.ainst fhnss ~ the b-ef pro-
ducing eai cotton seesl oil States The
Paddock Pure Fo.i bill. which r~qIires
packages 10 be lshail-i when offered for
ale. exactly what they srs. >nh crr-
frmns authorizations. 90 th-t people vii
know what they are husiug 10 eal. = -
endorsed.
They also made the folio = ing demands
for national legislation. every one o.
witch except the snb-tressurv loss one.
will meet the hearty approval OF ~
I democratic. and be endorsed by the mex
Democratic National Convention:
I, We demand the sbolition OF nsiionsl
c.nks. We demand that the govern
m-rf shail establish sun-tressuries or A.
posiiories 10 the s-v-ra. ststes. whic
A. low rate Of interest. not to exceed
per cent per annuni on non-peris liable
farm, products. and also upon real estate
Win proper limitations upon the qusn-
ltisy or land AMI amount Of money W.
demand thar the amount OF tbs circuls-
ting medium be speedily increased 20
not less han so per capita
2. We ieinSni that congress shall
psss snch lsWs o shsll efzectusiy pre-
vent the dealing ia futures On oil sgricul-
ltursl and mechanical products. pr
serving stringent System OF pro
radure in tria's, such - shall secure shr
prompt conviction Of offenders, aud ths
imposition Of such penalties Is shslI o.
cure the most perfect complisnce with
tho law.
4 8 We condemn the silver bill recent
lily passed by congress and dsmsnd. in
lieu thereof. the free aud unlimited coin
age Of silver.
i 4 W. demand the passage OF laws
prohibiting alien Ownership Ofisnd, and
that congress- take prompt action 10 de-
wise some plan TO obtain ell lands nov
lowned BY aliens and foreign syndicates
and that eli lands now held b. railroad.
and other corporations in excess Of s0ch
a. 10 actually used asd needed bv their
be reclaimed by the government anu
held for actual settlers only.
i 5. Believing In the doctrine Of equsl
lrights 10 al and special privileges 70
nose. W demand that our national iegis.
lation ehsll be 90 framed in the future q
not to build up one industry st the ex.
lpense OF another We further demand Z
removal OF the existisg hesyv tariff tai
from the necesssries OF life that the poor
Of our Isnd must have. We further de.
nsnd . just and equitable sysiem Of
graduated tax on incomes. We believe
that the money OF the country should b.
kept g much q possible in the hands o.
the people. and hence we demand thai
AZ nstionsi and state revenues shall b.
limited to the necessary expenses OF thu
government. economically and honestly
administered.
8. We demand the most rigid. honest
and just state and national governments
control and superv ision OF The means O
public communication and Transports
ton, and IL this control and supervision
} does not remove the abuses now exist
ing. We demand the government owner.
ship OF such means Of communication
and transportation.
II
II The papers of neither Of The two old
} parties seem to pay much attention q
!, the fact that Tillman. the Farmer Ali