The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-15

same 10 b made : matter Of record, IN
0rdeTed that the Auditor furnish th
: Governor Of Indiana and the Circu
Clerk with copies OF same, and divisio
lot precincts. as required by law.
4 A good deal OF other public busines
was informally discuseed, and take
-nnder adviselncnt for future action.
Il "Mr. Dufendach IL perfecf,- satisfic
} with the editorial management uf the Ia
Independent "--Hnntingburg Independen
\ No one questions that abatement. n
has . right 70 be sstisfled with his 0w
work g. II his Republican bosses are satis
fed. and we guess they are. The onl
possible fault to flmd with his declares
isstisfaction 10 his seeming unw iiIingness
iron, some unknown cause. 10 openl
father his bantiing. and his desire 4
hide his identity under the announcc
m-nt IT his editorial head "Indepenslen
Publishing Co. Proprietors- R0bt. n
Schiey. Editor" Il don't fool many, .
every citizen OF Ilnnsingburg know
Dufendach alone compoSes the company
and that slr. Schley il not aIlo " ed fire.
hand in iis editorial conduct. but that al
important matters are dictated by tn
lowner; all contracts are made by hin
alone; all bills sent direct TO him 10
payment; and that Mr.. Schley's meaRe
lpay Tor manual work is doled out to hin
liz trade from the store, aud that as editO
Mr.. SchIey IL only the meres
figure, head. who we're he finauciall,
able or twenty yc><s younger, woul'
scornfully resent such an indignity, bu
IL a.
and butter. Dufendach should sub
st'tute his own for Mr.. Schley's name
II would show more courage.
| -rThe Ferdinand correspondent o.
the Independent writes that paper tbs
Il the meeting Ia Ferdinand on Jul,
3l-s, Mr.. Oiinger said he 'accepted th'
npsninAtion which the r. n. B. A.'s had
80 kindly given him that be would max,
an honest race for The position u Treas
urer Oi DUBOIS county. aud IL elected hs
would disch .rge his duties to the best o
his ability He also stated that hi
would positively join the order 10 th'
near future thus forever setting q
naught the vicious and lying remsrks o.
the editor OF The jasper Courier"
4 Now Mr.. Olinger told the COMMITTEES
Iof Blowers, when they informed him il
Hunting burg Uf his nomination, that "h'
would tske due time TO cousider Whethe
Inc would make the race, but that b.
would not Join them, or any other secre
lPolisical society,"" He also told man
others that day the same thing. Whe
The wss IN Jasper Aug. 9Th, y make n
township report 20 The county board, b
- m<I<s - k~ ~ -.
mot yet accepted tho nominati0n. but ~
taking good time 10 consider IL, anl
Thought be would accept II yet that b
bad not yet joined the #. n. b. AZ, an'
did not intend TO-"
Il We can't say which IL right Nj
J lOIinger or "Observer." Both don
consist"
/ Private character IL being assaiIed, an,
|sll that is low in morals and pusillan
Imous IN courage Dosne 10 resorting 70 .
this time. Independent.
i Ifa man is called thief, and proven
.Ithief, - has heen Senator Quay. Chair
man OF the National Republican Com
mitiee. we suppose the IDdepeDden
would call the publication Of tbs
truth alow in morals, and pusilsnimou
liz courage, and assailing private char
acser." but We believe good moral
Iproper character for U. s. Senator
Though he might not be considered gu
of place II the head OF the Republican
National Committee. IL man IL called
: notorious boodler. and proven to be ,
vioIaior Of the penal ststutes Of ths
country, and thereby entitled 70 term
lin the States Prison. rs has been bIockl
of i've Dudley, Chairman Of the Natioua
Executive Committee Of the Republican
Iparty. We presume that is considered q
I"AesaiIing private character" but % hil
lcrimes affected public morals, no law-re.
Ispecting citizen objects TO the exposure
IIf . msn acknowledges that be Stands
loG" HE vote at IN election, for . consid.
Ieration, the publication Of that fact II
len attack on HE private character, accord
ling to the Independent, but when be sets
Ihimself up as leader OF peculiarly hon.
Iest farmers, aud eadeavors to misload
them, BY persuadIog them 10 vote against
their own interests, W believe hil
lack Of honor should b ex-
VO8Su ~ tuO butCSCos W kOOu usAOtotas -
ID man contracts indebtedness with Z
and when asked 70 pay, re-
|plies get II II you can." and when sued
elaine the benefit Of the poor debtors
exemption law. and thus swindles the
store-keeper. and then tries TO pose %
the leader Of apay - you CO." honest
mens' party. We believe II u no breach
of morals 10 lei the honest men know Of
his duplicate character. II man sets
hlsnseIf mp - moral leader of hIs fel-
IN " -beinxs. aud then himself violates
good morals, his pnhIic exposure IL not
sn at'sck upon private character, further
than that may be IN inseparable Incl.
dent 10 saving the public from being
further and more grossly impoeed upon.
Arc thieves, dishonest boodlers, men
who have M idea ~ the freeman's sacred
right to vote. sneaks, and hypocriies Of
all kinds 10 he allowed n foiet them-
selves upon the people % leaders. and
into public positions Of honorable trust,
became TO expose their evil doings
would be asssiling private character !?
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