The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-25
POLITICAL OPINION.

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Protection and reciprocity in the
same republican platform completely
uuilify each other Boston Globe.
MIR. Blaine is not in the hands OF
the doctors. He is in the hands Of his
friends.-N Y. Advertiser.
1t is dollars to cents that Senator
Sherman will use the silver and not the
gold dollar to keep his republican
henchmen IN line. - Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
How does President Harrison ex-
pect the head Of the household to LAY
by for the family" whom he il constant
~ taxed to keep up some other mans
business?-Louisville Courier-JournaL
When grandfathers hat Is lifted
next year, just before the republican
convention, there will not be found
under It more than enough for Penn
sylvania Endorsement ST Louis Re
public.
President Harrison has not added
. mammoth punch bowl to the equip
ment Of the white house. The report
that he had done so il officially denied.
But the preside initial side board still con-
tains the ingredients for . brew OF
punch, and what Is the matter with :
close-lipped Jug in place Of the wide
mouthed bowl?-Pittsburgh Dispatch.
"A western republican organ says
and Philadelphia organ quotes ap.
| provinxly that mo man can be elected
in 1922 who permits himself to be
doomed by the Quay type Of patriots. {"
How about republican president who
holds an Office TO which he was elected
BY the Quay type Of patriots" and who
keeps one Of them In his cabinet?-N.
| Y. World
Even II acquitted Of dishonor.
Mr. Egan can hardly be Judged a. com.
! potent TO the discharge Of the high
Office Of an envoy Of the United States.
His appointment was an error. The
past should Be . warning to the future.
No citizen barely naturalized after I
few months residence can be deemed
sufficiently Americanized TO represent
the president and the republic OF the
United states TO . foreign power. Chi
cago Inter Ocean (Rcp.).
Mr.. Harrison's idea that he Il the
Lords anointed president, holding by
predeterminate divine right. is intense
" disgusting to McssrS Huston and
Dudley. But there Is some advantage
in il after all. For II Mr.. Harrison h Id
thanked the Reliable Men with the Nee.
essary Funds in Charge Of Each Five, in.
stead Of regarding them merely a. in.
struments Of the predeterminate will 81
Providence, Messrs Huston and Dudley
might have been in the cabinet Is well
. Mr. Wanamal<cr.-S st Louis Republic.
Fosters Philosophy.
Secretary Fosters Ooundless ont.
mism should be source Of great com.
fort TO the administration. Up 70 the
present moment he has not determined
which will be better for the country.
the success or the failure of his project
Tor extending the four and one-half per
cent bonds at two per cent When Il
seems that some bank or syndicate Of
banks j. 70 settle the problem by sub
scribing for : huge block OF the e..
tended bonds the secretary smiles sun.
nily and talks about the able flnancier.
ing and excellent credit shown bv b.
Ing able 70 borrow money at 80 small
rate OF interest Then when the pro
tscted subscription fails Mr.. Foster
laughs merrily and says that Il u an
excellcnt thing that he Il unable TO e.
tend the bonds, because BY redeemine
them he will hberate huge sums Of
money 70 Be- used n knowing the
cropA" a true philosopher h Foster.
~ knows that the only way 70 ret all
Jon want In .this world u v want only
whas you can get -Chioke0 Tinaa