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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-25
GETTING TOGETHER.
A Catholic Leader for PrOhi'
bition.

Your oil way, the persuadng OF men
10 The practice of total abstinence, mas
done noble service, but II has hau us
day il is not able 10 cope WIN Tue en-
em, confronting US now.
m save ourselves the cost and IN
convenience OF going around IN coats
of.mail against the bite Of msd dogs,
we shoot down all the dogs that are
mad or suspected of being mad, even
l,houph some fine and sound animals are
Io.t in the process. We secure our
selves against infection 10y qusranhnes,
and the destruc,ion OF dl'easeh meat
even though much good food l. was'e", i,
aud innocent people suiier heavy anu
distressing loss.
We must carry the laws OF morality
into public lite. into po'i'ics As 'he
father safeguards his children, as ths
elder brother protects he younger, ~
n,nst the State it, citizens, anh psr'lru'
.larly the weak and erIing ones. Auu !
must do this rather by prevention 'ha'
n, cure. Aud in the matter OF Tue eNli
We are banded against, prevention ahe
ous,e and thorough will be nothing les'
i,hap tie absolute prohibition ot in'oN'
eating beverages.
Now YOU hear some one say FROM
bi,lon, Why that's Protestant auh
altogether" II you do, that l. "'s'
I.boflng under q sad aud inl-ch'ev""
deusion. from when you shouii U.s.
buse him. In the very same way me
ned 10 cry out, and to an exteut 'hs
cry out still, tnat total ao~'inehc'
which we know 10 DO 8, o,r--e
by God. and blessed by Gods Nica
is Manicheeism, is heresy. !,
Therefore, 1 say, we must widen ~
the lines OF our moral suasion' "
must not only try TO persuade inep
ouit drinking. but We must oy "o'n "a"
ne, try TO gei them 10 remove tue occ
siops and incentive 10 drinking.
ci,izen- have this power, lei US 90 %
mart in getting them 10 u-e 1T. Ana
hareby we must differ from some o
companions aud break loose from
ties. what matter! We ask o'he.s
break stronger ties Of their old arinAi'
: habits. and the social customs. A"u
the ola men hesitate TO make ihis
vance. surely the young men VIII n'
Win you, Young mep, no tie, no
. ai,jon will outweigh what behi-
glory aud helps the progress OF a."
lea, You young American Cs'ho'
are quick enough to see. ana you
no generous enough TO raise you'st'
rs win ,le best aud most advanced An
ican sentiment OF The day on this qu
,iop.-\ery Reverend James hrA
President OF Archbishop i'eiAuds %
mary.
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spcech of Grover Cleveland.

Tho sneech OF Grover Cleveland al the
dinner gwen bv Henry Willard Friday
last. was in part as ioIiows:
"Mr. Willard and gentlemen: 4 hnu
# ;mpossible to rid my sell al ,his mo
ment o, conflicting emotions wbich 81,
q, ;,hin me. | see here assembled Roou
ana s,aunch friends who have laooreu
iucessautly and deyotediy Tor the sue
,cesa which has crowned Democrs'ic ei-
tori in The canvass just closed, ana cav
mot forget how greatly these enoru
ihsve Leen Characterized by personal a,-
i,achment. aud friendship for the canal
da,e selected 10 carry the DenocrA'ic
banner. This awahens sense o' grSu-
,nae which il is great pleasure 'o' "e
Ito thankfully acknowledge.
~ should not. perhaps, Introduce any.
l,h;rg sombre on, this occasion, but
lIknow that you will forgive wne" r"y
tina, every feeling OF jnbiIa'lo" ana ese'
I nay sense Of gratitude. is 90 tenpe'cu =
Ito be almost ohscured by reannaio"
nearIy painful, OF the responsibility
tlhaye assumed ia the sight OF toe Amer'
A "Wheu / consider all that we have Y
D do as part, charged with the con'ro
i of the government, feel that our csm
paign. inetead Of being concluded 10 ou
4 inst begun. Ii we see nothing IN ou
r Evjctory but a license to revel In partisn
~ spojl we shall fail ut every point.
l. we merely profess TO enter upon on
work and If we make apparent endeavo
dl,o do il as a cover Tor seeking part'sa
,e advantage, we shall invite contempt al
Idi.yrace. II we attempt to discnars
/. our duty 70 the people without compie'
is marty harmony in patriotic acho"'
,e shsll demonatrate our incompetency.
De IL thank God that far above all douo
.u and misgivings we may constantly 9.
K. the light Of hope and safety. Inc he'
a we see is the Illumination IRON y
he principles OF true, honest ana pu
lie Democracy, showing the way I'D
re-. times o. danger aud leading US 10 y
sultillment Of political duty and me
n. ldempiion Of all our pledges. Let
no, be mislcd to our rndoing by o'n
Nv liyh,s OF false Democracy which m
*. he kindled in broken faith ana whic
shining in hypocrisy. will, II above
he lure Us to the rocks of failure ana q
grace.
ly- ..wv belief in our principles and
toIfai,h in our party constitute my W
he that we shall answer the cxpec'a'i.
Mt of our coun,rymen, and shall raise ~
aloft the standard OF true pemoc'acy
ith fix the gaze for many years TO come
oI- a prosperous, happy aud contea
she people"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-25

Nothing is more true than that the
va,na ~ property always and every
where depends upon two tn'ngs' w
Its location and its moral environments.
A farm At the bottom OF the Auhn''
wonld be worthless. But wou'n "o' :
posses.ion be equally valurle-s IN inc
midst Of thieves aud cut-throats! ~.
tarch well says that "A city m'Rn.
sooner be built without ground sto..n !"
on than without religion.
Does not business, in the last anaiys's'
depend upon the honesty and trutn'n'-
ness OF those who conduct u! lahc
/. lthcse ou, AMI what would become o. the
rights Of property or OF human F'gn's
Wbat.was property worth ~ Sodoms
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-25

A. A. Sparks. editor Of the Mt. YER
ron Democrat. wants to be postmaster
al NJ. Vernon, but having incurred me
enmiiy "A was supposed. OF Ex-Gover-
nor Gray. his friends claimed that Gray
~ ould interpose. Mr.. Sparks thereupon, J,
wrote 10 Ex-Governor Gray and received
in reply II have never M'emp'e" :.
keep a political graveyard ana NV.
expect 10 nor have ! ever sssa''eu o.
attempted 10 punish any Democrat oe
lcause he favored somc other Democra
than myself for public position" Ed.
tor Sparks plumes himself that the pos'
office 10 in sight.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-25

Its pretty rough to jump on ~"
~hen he's down, but sometimes 'uo
occasion seems to require II. A or'gn'
Indiana editor thought the time nan a,,
rived the other day aud turned himse'
loose as follows:
According to the Marion Leader
James Johnson, one OF the weakness
farmers in Grant county, was recenuy
|buncoed out Of $1,000 by that o!d: gray.
whiskered chestnut, "the gold orick.
N, seems strange that even ~ me oe'
Iniehied neighborhood Of Marion 'ne'e
are people iwho will bes. gulled aout o.
house and home by trick when ms
been exposed IN the newspapers evor
since B. franklin held cases over IN tne
Quaker State. A. "a general thing these
Victims who are robbed OF thousands
don, feel able TO take their home paper
!, sl.5Oa year, and Jim Johnson q
Grant county was no exception 70 'ne
rule
This Is a rather severe way OF express
ling II. but the gospel truth II tha' n'
money the farmer invests brings him y
! richer returns than the small sum .,
I. nuts into his local paper.-ind. Sen''nel
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-25

Judge Roger A. Pryor OF New YORK
summarily dismissed a connubiai Inn
ldelity action tho other day by laying
down the maxim that the lover VINO
would kiss a lass and tell about u cou'o
not be believed on oath. This is stop
toward the complete recognition OF
woman's rights.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-25
How Drunkards are Made.

"Teu me" said = gentleman 10
stretched looking man. VINO nau onee
moved in good society, where y W.
con frs, took the first step In ms cow s. !,
= ara eourse." AT my fathers 'aple;
,sn,ied ,he unhappy man. Asa YOUTH
Ihafore went TO business, ! hao iea'neo
- love drink. The fret drop e.e'
l,as,.a WAS handed TO me by my ioN'n'
IN, now heartbroken mother.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-25

indianapolis Sentinel: starvation ss
accomplishing at Homestead wnat
Pinker,on bullets could not do. ana mo
men are returning 10 the Carnegie mills
10 work for the lower wages which inc
metal schedule Of the Mckinley Dill
forces upon them. Frick's "msnsee'
ment," Of which Carnegie spesks 80 n'gn-
Nv. Ia again triumphant
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-25

Street corner politicians and hangers
on tor.beer can now 90 to work - tno
campaign does not agree 10 keep 'nem
fun ali winter Loafers will likewise 60
10 work also. and try 10 support 'nem-
selves and their families. for verify, tho
81 inter ia cold.-Troy Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-25
The Next Legislature Shouio
lyuore their Recommendations.

The cit, and town school snperiuten.
asrts in session in indianapolis adopted
i. resolution asking the Legislature 70
modity the school book law so as 10 per-
nil cities and towns TO adopt eupple-
meu,a,y books. The resolution also de-
clared that the law should permit greater
la,,,ude TO the State Board OF Educstton
in the matter OF the price Oh BOOKS. ne
reso,u,ion in conclusion, asked for Tree
.text books. They were REFERRED 70 the
lleyislatiye committee of the association
ann viii serve rs guide In the worS2to
no done before the Legislature.
II. ]. Coarlton, ofthe reform schooi lot
bo,s read a paper on what Shall be
Done with Incorrigibles." Superihteh.
dent Owens. OF Edinburg, read . paper
on "Wnst Power and Authority Should
Inc Superintendent Have!" The asso-
cia,ion did moi endorse the movement
,or the establishment Of another STATE
normal school tor the training Of tcacn'
ers. .,...a.
The following officers were elected
Il President-R w. Wood. Aurora.
II Vice.Preejdent-S. II. Sims, Goshen.
lsccretary-W.S 8. Almond, Huntington,
Lewis Ii. Jones, indianap-
oils.
Executive neutrality-suspicious.
dents Butler. Belman, Husbman, Moore,
Hoffman, Bowers and Weaver.
c Edward Hawkins, OF the Indians
: School Book Company, says the susck
e on the school book law was un"sr'
ranted. II was instigated, he says ny
1.-The old school book trust. In evidences
! % this, he cites that there were Two Isp'
y resentatives OF the trust in the meeting
u all day Yesterday. lie aays the snperim
3 tendents who ere SO bitter against th'
law have always been opposed 10 y. an
did no, make xnv effort TO use the DOCK
l. until threatened with suits.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-25

whisky Is at The bottom OF MOI
,ronb,e iban II gets credit for. II y me
,a,,;,.s ouT snes,he,ic for sorrow and shame,
and it plunces ,he v'cum in'o "e sa,,y
shame. A whisky bottle y se". s,a.sa =
part Of the effects leit oy s"'''"
| ls.umberland Presbyterian.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-25

The lord chief justice ., the Bir"'"g,
IA - sssizes las, year said, III England
cou,a be made sober, three-iouf'hs y
nor iails could be closed
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Korrect!

Troy Times.
tits 10 be hoped when Grover C'cve.
land takes his seat thst he will turn tno
Republican otlic .holders out faster tnau
he did eight years ago.
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Jasper Weekly Courier

1.-THE advocate Of Free Education Free
Coinsge Of silver; Lower Taxation
Equal Rights for All; Special Privileges
for None;
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-25

California voted In favor of tne e'eO.
ton OF u. =. senators by The peop'o -
large instead Of by the legislature
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-25

Rear in mind that education = no,
..aa,,ve n Il simply develops existing
,eali,ies and possibilities. work a'ohs ~
,,.as ia, lead to development, s"n 'ne
nowcr that comes is the resu' o. ."
education.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-25

Obedience isrhe sign Of healthy hu'
nan heart. Forced obedience is no'
y ho,esome sign; it indicates rancor
i'm placabili,y. malevo,ence' ohaa,enc,
moral training of children opeu'e",' , :
should be one OF The hrst p''u''p'e' :
ne ipstilled into their minds.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-25

Too often the unsuccessful teacher
,.as tho system under which enc
u,o morls bu, Il is the teacher ana not 'n'
svs,sm we ia, makes or breaks scpoo''
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-25

Teachers examination for literary
work during the winter viii be as io''
lowe:
November upon Evangcline; ana 'oi
December aud January on oho"
nound.p After January on "iioinies
Au,ocrat of the Breakfast Table.
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Educational Column !

Through the kindness Of the editor
tais column Is set apart for school pur'
noses. and the articles published below
are compiled or written st the county
office, for the advance
ment Of the schools.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-25
SCHOOL 30 DIX LAW.

Another Attempt of the schooi
Book sharks, Through Hired
City superintendent a.
Emisaries, to.get a Grip
on tho School Chill
dren Of Indiana
Again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1892.
TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Forcign-In Liverpool there were four cases
of cholera and one death; the situation in Ham
burg is said 10 be becoming worse hourly; the
disease is slowly spreading in London, in spite
of quarantine regulations there were sixty-five
new cases and thirty-three deaths IN Havre
the epidemic in Persia has apparently run us
course - Mr.. Gladstone was attacked and
knocked down by heifcr at lIawarden. but
escaped serious injury. - NJ. Ribot is to
pay visit 10 NJ. dc Gicrs at Ankles Bains
pomestic-Nancy Hanks again broke the
worlds uot,ing record at independence, Iowa,
making Il mile in e :05 Ia. - Senator Allison
opened the Iowa Republican campaign with a
slrcch at Waverly, Iowa. - Governor Mchln-
ley spoke on the tariff before large audiences ut
Proctor, Rutland and Bellows Fails, VI. - In
the Borden murder case, at Fall River. Mass, the
defence concluded their testimony. 80 .. >.
Ia,npbcll retained the tennis championship of
America by defeating +. II. Hovey, winner OF the
all comers tournament at Newport.
CITY and Suburban President Harrison went to
Ophir Farm. the summer home OF Mr. Reid'
Many prominent Republicans called to pay ulelr
respects The President decided, when the news
Of the cholera on the steamship Moravia reached
him, to alter his plans and he went to Washing
ton on the midnight train. instead Of going back
rived from Hamburg with cholera on board twenty
two persons died on the voyage, but only two
reached here sick; the survivors and crew, 400
in all. were quarantincd in the lower bay; will
he landed on Hoffman Island and disinieced TO-
day. and will be detained for an indefinite time
for observation. - The Health Board issued
rules looking to improved sanitation in ferry
houses. railroad stations, etc, and for the treat
ment of people taken suddenly i'll in public
places - George William Curtis died. -
Winners at Sheepshead Bay DR.. Iiasbrouck, Zor-
netza cot, Courtship. Count, Dagonet Cleaning
- Stocks more active at the expense OF
values The closing was heavy in consequence
of cholera scare, which seemed TO affect every
stock on the list
The Wcather-Forccast for to day Cooler and
fair, with dry air. Temperature yesterday
Highest SO degrees lowest, So, average, "a 5-S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01
PERSONAL.

Such close likeness Is said to exist between John
Morley Secretary for ireland In the new British Cab
met and the author Of the latest and best American
tariff law tina; "The Chicago News Record Is moved
to say that Mr. Morlcy's portraits look more like Major
Mckinley than the Major himself does.
watch DOG" Holman carries his ideas OF economy
so far they say that he has signled willingness TO
accept ten complimentary tickets to the opening exer
Uses OF the Worlds Fair
The Empress Frederick Is said to cherish warm
interest In looking to tie advancement Of
women She recently granted an hours interview to
Mrs May Wright sewal Of Indianapolis, who IS
travelling I'm Europe for the purpose OF securing foreign
participation In the international congress Of women
to be held In Chicago next year.
Baron Hampartzoom Garabedyau OF Armenia, now
n resident OF Washington. has been appointed NOM
Der Of the Psychlcal science Advisory Council from
Asia, and will be a delegate 10 the Thcosophlcal Con-
aress at Chicago next year. Baron Garabed yau was
educated I'm Jerusalem for tho Armenian Church, &C
cording 10 "The Washington Post and not only be-
hut relative Of the famous patriarch Of tho
Armenian Church, and speaks English with perfect
huenc, besides being master OF seven other languages
sydney Booth. OF Mrs. Agnes Booth and a
nephew Of Edwin Booth who has gone on the stage
made I'D ~ effectively In . presentation Of Amy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01

Robsart' that his uncle could not identity him. ana
took him for Of the merrymakers outside he
castle. But learning that this youth had personated
the bearded rufan, the veteran actor greatly sur
prised.
Treasury, and Secretary Rusk's daughter received
much social attention recently In Paris, although the
season Is naturally dull just now.
Governor Russelrs father will preside at the meet
ing OF the Democratic Convention In Massachusetts,
this fall and will therefore pronounce his son the
nominee VI the party. There Is no question about
Governor Russell's denomination.
Part Of the money earned by Mrs. Custer last win.
ter and spring in giving paror lectures is devoted 10
the education of the daughter Of soldier. hled On
the same battlefield with General Custer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01

ing of late from prominent manufacturing
points attest what has often been proved be-
fore. that the great industries with which New
York is identified have done well alike for
employer and employe, because they have been
saved from unjust foreign competition by the
Renublican tariff, which Mr. Cleveland and his
friends desire TO supersede with Free Trade OF
the British variety.
Rnt there is another weighty reason why
Now.yorl, can confidently be counted upon to
90 Republican in November. our people is a
whole love fair play. They demand that poll
tics shall 60 hand in hand with equity. lhey
abhor frauds aimed az the ballot-box. mere
fore il is that a large majority OF them IN al
likelihood will not forget when they go 10 'he
balot-box in November the crimes against
SURFACE which were committed by the Demo-
cratic leaders In this State last spring. The
effect of these crimes was to place three men
IN the Senate who had been defeated at the
polls. and by so doing to secure 10 the Demo-
Gratis Of that body a majority, which, taken in
connection with their majority IN the Assem-
blv enabled the Democracy to control the
legislature. 1t is impossible to characterize
this outrage in too severe terms-and the same
remark applies 10 the related outrage which was
nernctrated bv the Democratic state Board Oh
Canvassers. The members of this board, at
the beck of their bosses, deliberately swindled
candidates of whose election there was not the
shadow of doubt out of their right to hold
office. "
There are several other counts in the indlct-
ment against the Democratic leaders ana the
Democratic Legislature of 1892. But these
wo have mentioned are enough to compel hon
est men. whatever their politics. to repudlate
the Democracy in November. Both on National
and State issues that party has richly earned
defeat. 1t dare not appeal to its record. 1t
cannot make any headway, therefore, unless
its campaign is one of false pretences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01
THE CANVASS IN THIS STATE.

"Thc fact that New-York is doubtful State
in Presidential elections will only stimulate the
Democrats to more determined efforts to carry
it, So remarks "The NcwYork World" in
n long article devoted to the campaign in New
York. The assumption that the Democracy
can carry NewYorA this fall is violent one
1t rests upon no substantial basis of fact.
The belief that President Harrison will carry
it is entertained by Republicans generally and
by not a few Democrats. Why should he not
carry it? lie is stronger with the voters than
he was in 1888 because of his pure, patriotic
and efficient Administration. But in 1888 his
plurality over Mr. Cleveland was 1873. Then
again. New-York is Protection Satc-that
was clearly established in 1888. The majority
of her electors realize that Protection has done
much to conserve her prosperity. The series
of letters which TIE TRIBUNE has been nrint-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01

This is in truth record breaking era Two
weeks ago yesterday Nancy Hanks, the SIX
year.old mare owned by Mr.. ]. Malcolm Forbes
gained a worldwide reputation by trottlns a
mile in the unprecedented time of ";O' IA.
This was one second faster than Sunols fas'
mile when the latter snatchcd away the honors
long held by Maud S, the greatest effort Of
whose life reduced the trotting record 10
:OS "a. But wonders never cease, and yes
terday Nancy Hanks outdid herself IN truly
marvellous fashion, At independence, Iowa
she trottcd a mile in the amazing time OF
Q .o51-4, This great work was done on
kite -shaped track and with pneumat'c sunk!
but it's record all the same-and ereae one
Who now can say that mile i'll minutes IS
an impossibility?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01
amusements.
ACADEMY OF MUSlC-Thc Black Crook.
THEATRE-S-De Wolf Hopper.
(ASINp-S :l5-The Vice-Admiral.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC-Thc Black Crook.
BROADWAY THEATRE-S-De Wolf Hopper.
CASINOS .t5-The Vce-Adnirs
COLUMBUS THEATRES lj-Spdcr ana Fly
EDEN MUSEE-M. Guibdl and Mile. "te'de II"
PsychOnousm.
ELDoRADO-S .l5--Eaypt Through Centuries .
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRES i5-Scttied Gut VI |0
GARDEN THEATRES l5-Sinbad
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-Cty Directory.
HARLEM OPERA HOUSES l5-A Tip 70 Chma'o"".
Hoy1Ys MADISON SQUARE THEATRES :SO-A Tip
TO Chinatown.
ROSTER L. BIAL'S-s-Maric Vanonl.
I.yCEuM THEATRES I5-Captan Let@roar'
MADISON SQUARE 3ARDEN-S-Coneei''
MANHATTAN BEACH-S B0-fircwoihs'
pALMEE'S THEATRES :15-DiNey.
PROCrOE,S THEATRES l5-Fsce In the Moohl'eh
STAR THEATRES To- Katie Emmett.
STANDARD THEATRES l5-The L i'a'e secretary
rNIox SQUARE THEATRES la Kentucky Coiohei'
,.ru STREET THEATRE-s-Ihc White Squadron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01
IN TIE PRESIDENTS OWN STATE.

From The Indianapolis journal.
Throughout the State the party Is characterized oy IN
carnestness which Is better than Wild enthusiasm. w
where there lack Of interest Never mas mere pcen
,css n, local discus SION All OF the district and county
conventions have been characterized with harmony
There has not been much as threat OF tie POI, .,
a local ticket In the nnety-twO counties MOI Only
Is there an active official organization IN every couH'
but there are hundreds OF CLUBS doing excellent se'i
Congress ona nominations have been MADE III an en-
cept one or districts and the men VINO nave peeu
named for candidates are popular, ana are aeaas
making vigorous canvasses 90 lar ~ Jug rrc.s,i
is concerned he Is stronger to-day with the lorceiu
and thoughtful men OF Indiana than ne was iour ses
ago because they feel that his conspicuousy
manlike Administration has reflected great creI I
nnon Indiana They will see TO II that man WHO
has thus honored Indiana shall not ia'i IN MS o"A