The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-10


Having decided ia advance 10 max.
the prsativc author ~ the MeKinle,
bull and its acknowledged champion
their candidate for governor. the Obi.
repnhiieans put as bold FACE a. po>,i
Ole on their action The andacity with
which they commended many ~ ths
outrages which their party ha> commit
led against Justice and liberty will
make some impression possibly up0r
those who 1fui-c shaf quality exrn
when u J. DISPLAYED m bad cause.
Still one can scarcely help >nsp..c: irg
that their sanvu'n~ professions a~c
more than hlis insincrre- AMI Nc max
set i down - eertI ain tha. whatever
confidence they rral.y f~~l i basei
uron . want OF harmony which may
exist among the democrats OF the
state
Il Was. Of course. ont u the qurstsc-
70 attempt 70 separat- Mr.. Mckinley
from The bill that bears hi> name W.
call him the putative authpr OF the bill
because numerous representatives 81
moncpolie~ cr would-bc snonoPolie>.
have boosted that they themselves
drew the clauses 81 the bill that pro
posed 20 tax the American people for
their benefit II i not easy. therefore.
10 determine how large par: " the
bill WIS actually drafted by Mr. Ne
kinley. However. the bill as Il passed
the house had his approval or at least
his assent. and he j. entitled 70 the bad
eminenee ~ being its father.
M r.4.~1a -
Mckinley in his speech 20 the Lincoln
club. talked = good deal about reciD-oc-
itr. and did not ten his audience tina.
the tariff bill. as he drew il. and as Il
passed the house. had no reciprocity in
Il We regret that he did not say that
this Was no oversight. that the Secre-
tary ~ state ha1 been before the WAYS
and means committee months before
the ball passed the house. pleading for
reeiprocity in different form from
tnat IN watch i af.erwarl cot into the
bill ard that his counsel was rejected
and deSpise6- The platform adopted
comnends reciprocity. also. but WITH
ont any hint ~ the GOODNESS which Nj.
Mckinley diS2,ayed toward-ic until the
senate forced i. upon him
The platform cosnmends the NcTin-
ley bill a the ahles- expression of The
principle Of protection such an IL
iorsement could hardly lie Withheld
after the nomination OF Nr. NcKinler
@ head the ticket. but il i well
known that il does not express the
Views OF many republicans in and on.
y Ohio X was reported tha. ! part ~
he committee on resolutions thought
safer plan simply 70 indo-Se the
-enerAl doctrine ~ protection This
lew was ov-rrrled. but i viii Be OBJ
erved that II was deemed best TO On.
q . saving clause looking 10 such
notifications Of the measure --a<
hanged conditions or experience NAV
equire-- A little while ago republic
ns were declaring that tariff tinker
NJ was in the nature of mlsde.nean-
= At least II not of graver crime.
mt now they tacitly admit that some
notification even Of the ablest exDre<-
ion Of the doctrine Of protection i ike
: soon 20 be needed
the Ohio republicans are not ret con-
inced that the tariff On wool has out
wed rs usefulness IS resource for
ooling the farmer. They menace the
drocates Of free wool among the man
fscturrrs by declaring in favor Of
rejection 70 the wool industry equal !
, that accorded 20 the most favored
manufacture CT wool Now the tariff
q some manufactures OF wool exceeSs
- per cent II Mr. Mckinley i in
svor Of 50 much protection q wool.
nv did he not put 4 into hi h5ll7
While the committee on resolutions
'ere putting this wool clause into
hape, other republicans were reading
! the issue Of the Chicago Trihane
Thich appeared on the day the Ohio
assembled. an article on
Mr. McKinler's Oppression Of the I
astern Nooi-Growcrs-~ in which the
ecline Of Ohio wool i mott. and - .
HIGH occurs this passage:
Instead ~ TIE rcrtira 800 p-pfrc~-s ~
= ne i1rr@a-el cufirs. ~ Ncktrl-r sa.rfnt =
~ ~out they ARE being paid ~ fhe rnui \
i~e-s n, nis our and neigh Acsirx starA- T4e
ieep farmers h~rreen tic Asa~rhnrses - :
= Mls~i-s rri are retfinr les tor -a~t-
'eces tA-n tne rrscrs wAir- TIER r-nmn,ea =
cut lat NpsemDer. Thus rAey are na-9nw y
'r- COT ~ their ON rockers tie irr-rasest tu
= rAich ne uzaufarfar~r pzys o. rse 80
'-ren mixing o.s be RI 1T hare 1~I -Amx 4
~ ccr-Anue 70 do % u1siI congress ier-sl.rr. 4
r their bsnsnf~
When the wool-growers Of Ohio note
le incisputable decline Of wool. and \
hen good republican authority such \
that above gwen can Be- quoted u !.
low that Mr.. Mckinley i the cauSe 81 +
!; l. just possible that they viii not
: greatly impressed with the sop given
ZEN n the republican platform =
The canvass in Ohio this year must
bc one Of education upon :
'e tariff and 70 that extent will he
snefcial to the democratic party q =
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