The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27


Hunting accidents are in season.
Fassetts gun missed the tiger and
Jones is nursing a frightful kick in
the peck Philadelphia Record
Now that Mr.. Mckinley is gov.
ernor, no doubt the wages of all Ohio
wcrlingmen will be Immediately in.
creased. Louisville Courier-J ournal.
New York's republican ''child Of
destiny" is out Of the way, but . new
luminary has arisen on the party sky
and Harrison is more miserable than
ever, while Blaine-well. look out for
that predicted letter. Kansas City
Times.
The McKinleyites ere disposed to
look upon the republican victory in
Ohio as a vindication Of the high tariff
law and fondly imagine that success was
directly due to the efforts Of the major
to educate the people IN the princi.
pie Of protection Chicago Globe.
The one hundred million dollar
decline in the value Of agricultural
property in Ohio under the highest
tariff ever known does not appear to
have been mentioned by the republican
spell-bindcrs in the Mckinley cam
paign. - Louisville Courier-Journal.
1t has been . great victory. Ita
fruits will not be fully garnered until
. year hence the united democracy OF
the Empire state shall restore a demo-
cratic national administration and q
democratic congress TO Washington,
whence bribery and coercion extruded
them three years ago. Albany Argus
Ohio simply stands still II was
the rest Of the states which last year
condemned the Mckinley tariff by
more than one million three hundred
thousand majority. That verdict
stands unchanged, as New York, Mas.
sachusctts and Iowa shown. Y.
World
Out Of 1--WE states that elected
governors four were carried by the
democrats As for the one state which
adhered to the party of high taxation
il stands as : shining example Of the
efficacy Of concentrating in one spot all
the fat fried from the protected manu-
facturers- Chicago Times
MIR Sherman's views on finance
and Mr. Blainc's views on trade reci-
procity saved the distinguished hide Of
the Industrious author of the wool schcd-
ule and the tin plate schedule. to men
ton no other Of his works Of art In Z
plain tariff contest McKinley's hide
would have been hung on the fence By
Gov. Campbell. Chicago News.
There is ample evidence in thu
election returns that THE people
want the tariff agitation continued de-
spite the threat Of "our peoples" dis
pleasure, and that the insufferable ar
rogancc Of the political puppets Of the
plutocratic pocketbook will get the
right sort Of rebuke before this agita
ton eeaseS st Louis Post Dispatch.
The fact Ohio has been carried
| for the republican candidate il not hall
Is significant Is the means by which II
was carried. The monopolists treated
the contest rs IL IL were life and death
struggle, and poured out their money
like water in aid Of Mckinley. Thil
conduct on their part contradicts en-
| phatically the pretense to quiet the
farmers and workingmcn that the new
| tariff has lowered prices The monop
olists have no money 70 contribute II
upholding = cause or . candidate tina
| does that Detroit Free Press.
| THE elections Of Tuesday did
much 70 clear up the doubts which
hung over presidential possibilities 70
~. One man apparently buriet. with
ont the hope Of resurrection is Presi
dent Harrison. He lost New York b,
| the defeat Of the republican party II
that state. and he lost Pennsylvania b,
the success Of the same party and hi
decisive victory Of Quay. New YorI
was organized entirely in the interes
Of Harrison, and solely with reference
- his denomination, and he lost Penn
sylvania was organized under Quay
with the Blaine banner floating ovcl
the party. aud Quay won by an over
whclming majority against the mos
fearful odds he ever encountered Phil
ndcl phia Timca