The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-01

and II i not nniikels that they will ses
accordingly. ~ one intelligent fellow
: marhiri-s. puf III:
We ,.nsh' Indisns politicians lee
son ia 1874 rhs, they hsve nor forgostsns
when The Republicans. IN spite of the
protest Of i.nor organizations. nomf-
mated Rhoiy Shiei. VINO gs< President
Hsrrsson< cnief -i.onfrr a Minneapolis
lat week. for State Treasurer Not
wish~fanaing thst il wa< during Bisine's
magnificent campaign. and party lines
were drawn 20 their utmost tension. orr
gsnizei labor made fight on Shiei. and
when the returns zane in Shi-i w1s
found 70 be nearly e.OQO vofes behind
lihe ticket. though the ticket wss
lSuampei hsilr- lie ran over 3oy voses
behin1 the firkes ~ Allen county. IN.
WRynei which shows that 800 Repub~
iicans scratched him. and there are now
Ten members Of labor unions in THE
State for every member 81 that time
Sniei-= opposition 10 labor interests. 1
understand. consisted Of . single speech
that ne made 81 . mass meeting Of cifi~
zens OF Indianapolis during the telegraph
operators strike in 1ss3 rbiie White
law Reid has fought ns for fourteen
years. day in and day ous. and : man
who belonged 10 The union could not
get : days employment IN his Office in
Al these yesrs- II anybody imsgiDes
we are going 70 support . man with =
record ike that lei him be Undeceived.
Organized labor taught Indiana poli-
lticians . lesson in 1854, and in Eovem-
- - = - -
lof the nation . iesson they will reOGm-
Der for many : day u will require
lchange Of but . fraction less than throo
votes in each township in Indiana %
wipe out Harrison's plurality Of lsoe.
and the labor organizations Of IndiaDa
\ will undertake 70 take care OF India1a IL
!our friends at the East wilI look after
the New York end, and uc believe they
will
Among many prominent RepubIicsns
mot plsce hunters, but solid business
men. Who will not support Harrisoa y
Ssm1 d. Bitter. employing large num-
Der Of men 10 his tress hoop fsctosy;
Hugh Stewart. . prominent attorney
and intimate friend Of w. w. Dudley
II. B. Empie, proprietor Of the Consoli-
dated Truck and Transfer Lines; A. A.
Purman. affornsy-at-law: Homer e.
Hartman, . leading attorney and ex-can-
didate for Congress: Clark Fairbanks,
}, State agent for the New York U6s In
lsurance 20. Harry Orr. teller Rirst Ma
ltional Bank o. G. Hill and Edwin ~
Ians. retired capitalists; George Renness
Iof Renner. Cntsley & Co, Wholesale -
'ltioners; Robert Cran. ~ Wayns Eleo-
|Itric Light Co. Cart Shobsr. propsjeeor
Il Monday Morning Times. PFes5dene
white, National Bank Edward White,
I|manager whites Fruit House. and ~
Hist could Be cxfended % hundreds q
names.
Il AxrI-HARRIsox NEx II coxTE0E-
Il The anti Harrison men havs conploeo
lcontrol Of the machinery Of the County
ilCenfral Committee. W. J. Veasy, 10
lchairman. Who when elected, accepted
slonIy upon condition that be b permit
ted 20 resign In case Of narrison's -
-lnomination, will IL IL stated. hand In bic
sIresignation immediately after the hold
ling here OF the Republican State conven'
..ition. which occurs june -.
y Prom the general expression Of opiD'
lion Il appears that the Peoples party vii
2 ibe the gamer in votes By reason Of to>
PiRepublican disaGectio7 and The aiteDe
ltion OF The labor vote Many Republi
lcsns not desiring 20 vofe the Democrats
: ticket straight out for President and VIC
'-lPresident, will withhold their supper
olby voting the Peoples party ticket, 6o
!. many others upon the principle tha
,flwhiie 10 vote the third party ticks
-lcounts one against Republican socceeI
alto vote the Democratic ticket count
'eltwo, viii likely support cievsIand-