The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-27


in un grrAi stAfestDan. whose opinions
rrc waited FOR with bre1thless interest
". millions Gin Asia sud Airira.) and
WHO slso has reputation AS great
Editor. whose dccp Stndics enable him 'cl
readily evr've measures, and clnciiele
principles with suth clesrneSs a. 20 be
ihir "a lraa y hsievor party lie atlilaies
with 20 viriorN.{as shown by his popn-
l4r resolution IN iie last pnhcis County
pamnrrafic cnnvonti0n.) Ills editorial
ctEnsi0ns IN the interest 81 uRe ~ y
a ticket last summer aud fall were
highly appreciated. and no doubt added
latsel, 10 iis strength. Act be voted the
Democratic ticket AZ the end. and we
have no donnt. notwithstanding his ex-
pressed love for the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
,Aiitv- Blaine, ne will vote w 1892 for
Strr4tor. Gov GRAY. Gen. Palmer. Gov.
Hpies Sennior fiackhnrn, Congressman
Bland Judge NlDiack, or any other mar
Who win I'D nominated Us the femo-
rrags. on 4 platform calling Tor lower
iaxAtiun. free coinage and thorough hun-
vsty. over his pruscAt reciprocity tattoeeH
friend.
Bit. zpricrsiy. whcn he speaks Of
dumping Cleveland and several million
Democrats. we fcpi, Cleveland dumped
l.isoseif. During his administration he
always ihnughtho was better than hls
.artv. anl knew more than al those
Mo eieetal him combined and by Act
inv 90 is.is iies succeeded ~ getting thf
marty beaten by very inferior man. bni
one who depended upon the aggregate
Wisdom of bis advisors. THIS idea OF
superiority still sticks 70 Cleveland, snd
N hi- snu-coinags letter be throws
dnMn the gage 90 me party.
me Democratic Naliona' Platform n
1884. upon which Grovor Cleveland was
elected President, contained these
plsnks:
1--WE hclirvAin honest money, All thf
gold and sEfyrK coinage o. NE cous'i'n'
ton. ana Circulating medium convertible
a. such money without los. and assats.
ing The equality Of All men before the
law
We hold That ~ T. the duty Of the gov.
ernmeut III iis dealings with the people
10 nssic nal equsl and exact justice @ NJ
citizens.
A clear declaration Of the National
Democratic party ~ favor of equality OF
silver and gold. and exact eqnal ghi- 70
AM r. il right. under such necla-
ration. 10 take from the large debtor
ciaez two-thirds uf their power 10 pay
debts. bv drsuOving two-lhirda OF the
circulating maainm of the country. aud
viye 10 Inc small creditor class the i'm
nense increase III tie consequent value
OF their hol1ineS2 This Is what Cioye-
land'S money messages 10 congress, ana
his anti silver coinage Letter means. and
what viii result ehnuli his pOicy w
adoDfpa Ana hp iiew thia policy in the
fase or the Democratic plAlforM ipan
witch VA WAS chosen President. not
vitN-,anaing be- had endorsed fully The
PLATFORM. Wis letter M acceptsnne ~
Aar. l8, 1881, and upon which yotar-
hal Il right 10 rely esii;
II have carefully considered the plat
fnrm adopted by tie Convention and
cordially approve tlie same - pain 2
statement ~ Democratic isith, ard upon
thr principles which The party appeals
n thc suhsnges ~ tho pcope, needs po
supplement ~ rxpi~naiion'
The lat nemocratic Naiional conven-
lion Al *. Louis IN 1888. rr.aiiirmed the
plastorm 81 1884, III i's first rerouIiun
Ana cleveland again acrcp'ea mo uuni
nation. hut his traaehcry ~ nm cause "a
~. ma. of the people Wa taken arvan
tags of by the Republican National Con
venfion. ana oxpoaad. and helped lead Y
~ defeat. The Republicans N ihei'
naljnnal platform adopted ~ Chicago
iunc ri ls6a. said
The Republican party n ID favor 2
,hc nso of butH gold lai silver "a money
ans condemns the lnlicy of the Demo
cratic administration IA US Efforts - 10
.nonetiza riiver.
HARMON wa- elected. r. there AMI
honre,v 81 GOOD roiinv IN the Democrat
-no. nx caniiid vino refused q
carry out rho principles endorsed by ~
Marry. and ~ WAS dnsea'cs. and SUB
iccteA himself 10 tho Just criticism 81 NJ
,riruds A. well ~ opponcnisf We a.
WI believe there AN.
.Sso.ox~ calls silver al "iafefio
,nnnYyp II n thc money ~ the consil
r,iun 81 thr Quilted Sistns, enHHlly VIII
,ni1 anI ssnyennharks i-tAn mDne,
ii the common peorie. " l- tnr mone'
which .Spr~oxn would BE- glGa 10 hand.
IL large quantities. y y me money 2
IA INA csyiiized world. equal ~ gHli, tx
reps III tie little i-isnd N hnxlAni .n'
lhe empire M Germany Munkoi DraA
ttI1tHfN n ffNNiif USES Ntffft WA 4f'tf7N'N Aft
~ gold II u the mineFs which ~
United states PRODUCES ot tnots ihai
,aribble ihe valnr w ncf production &
uo,a. I, II he money which does NOR
linn OuO times ~ The tuSiNns~ q ~
country III excess n gold. II y "
product hy which the value of gol
should hc snea-ur4d. instead 81 me re
verse. H m tho lAhsHing MlAns AUD inrnl
or.' money. Mid the man Or party tha
proposes W destroy Their prosperity Y
ars1foNinx ~ aeauc,is,1 from 'ha valu
IL thi4 medium az exchange. VIII mea
Win orer whelnlng dricstl Ihe IA
putiican. nave shown ihas they favor Y
hrstturiiun by lhtif action " tne preson
National House ~ Representatives, Ih
Democrats hnyr shown b, tneir votes
nv Un,ed States IN, iF. s'laf they NJ
in favor ~ ne pennies money. Grove
Cleveland haa declared hllnsalf ka NJ
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