The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-22

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candidate Who attempts 10 run his ram
pAign according 70 bis Own will without
regard 10 The opinion Of ell the men who
have heen regarded % party leaders. and
20 make every . eiso connected with
the campaign bpt humble agents 70 carry
out bic orders without asking questions
Or making suggestions Il : Lig contract.
The orsiny men who 20 into politics
ell not consent 20 become my mans
Isckeys. That 10 Why Nj. Harrison had
90 much trouble in getting : chairman
for the republican National committee.
and finally hsd 10 take Carter. who was
almost entirely unknown outside Of
Montana previous to the Minneapolis
convention. and was probably willing
10 accept Mr.. Hsrrison's conditions.
4 goodIy crowd Of democratic Seua-
tors and Representatives. will 90 over TO
New York to be present q the big dem
onstrstion which 10 to accompany the
formal notifying OF Cleveland and Stew
enson Of their nomination.
Col. Oates, chairman OF the House com.
mittee which vent 70 HomeStead 10 In :.
vestigste the labor trouble q the Car.
negie works, says the committee will
make : report The latter part Of this week
Of their visit TO Homestead. Il not
positively known what the nature Of that
report will be, but Il IL believed that the
committee will take The ground that the
strike OF Carnegie's men IL not : mafter|
for Congressional interference. and that
q will ask for authority 10 continue The
Investigation Of the Pinkerton detective|
system during The recess.
The report 81 the Pension ONCE inves-
tigstIon. recommending Rsum's dismis-
eel, will Be taken up in the House tbisl
week, and IL : quorum Of democratic can
be kept on the door Il will BE- approved
by the House.
Those who saw the purchase Of Z site
Tor : new Government Printing Ofice
postponed By The Fihy-6rst ConRress
through the Vaccinations Of that very
expert lobby III, ex-senator Malone. OIL
Virginia. because the committee on the
selection OF : site would NOT approve
piece Of ground owned By him, and en-
tire'y unsuited for the purpose. were
.omew hat surprised TO see the same tac-
Ilcs succeed IN accomplishing another
.-ostponement for the same resson and
stiil more surprised TO see such promi-
Dent democratic Senators q Vest, OIL
Missouri. Butler Of South Caroline. and
Black burn, Of Kentucky acticg IN Ma
homes interest and getting the credit OIL
having their votes controlled By him.
Cameron, Of Pennsylvania, has
been from the fret ons Of Nahone's most
agents on the floor OF the Senate.
that surprised ~ body, % he il gem
rally credited with keeping bis seat 10
he Senate for no other purpose than 70
ock after legislation Affecting interests
principally Warrington real estats-in
vhich be has money invested.
Public opinion has upset one OF the
orrupt bargains BY which John Z. New,
ecured the nomination OF Mr.. Harrison
{ Minneapolis The nomination OF the
'egro, Wiliism n Crum. to Be post
naster at Charleston, South Carolina
vhich he practically admitted 10 the
|eoate posiofice committee was given
i'm - b price Of his vote for the NOM
nation Of M. Harrison, has been with.
rswn. becsuse republican members oil
committee told Mr.. Harrison that
tier Crum's statement and those Of
Their and more reputable witnesses. y
hey would not vote for his confirma-
ion. The South Carolina delegation ia 1.
did good work in bringing out I,
be facts in this disxrscefui barter md \
aIe Of such On important federal ONCE. =
nd not . few republican Senator's were
lad Of The exposure. although they did
Of care TO make il themselves. e
Representative Bailey, OF Tcxas. hae Z
cen looking up presidents concerning G.
be drs wing Of salary Tor the time they q
re absent BY members OF Congress. Helm
ays that previous 10 the war the Law
'r0viding tor . deduction or pay when
nemoers we're absent from any other II
? than sickness was strictly enforced, :
be does not understand why it1'
hould constantly Be violated now. He !.
Ays one member Of The present House q
90 drawn 5000 in salary and been 4
resent just three days, and he thinks y
too high : rate Of pay for any Con- &
I
Only three appropriation bills now :
emsin 20 be finally acted upon, end uu-
zee the numerous and costly Senate
meDdments 10 The sundry civil bill
hsll bring sbous : dead lock. COngressj
ill adjourn within two weeks. IL this
were disposed Of Il might easily i'd
ourn this week.
Senator Hsrris, Of Tennessee. usuaIly !
miidest o. men. Lost his temper Sat-
lrdsy, and called Senator Ssnders, OIL
aontsna. blank scourdrei, because oil
. obstructive amendment the latter Of
20 : local bill which Va, 10 charge Z
& The former. Later there was % apoI.
~, and the bad language will not ap-
'ear in the record.
A republican Senator who went TO see
Harrison 10 the intcvest Of one ofl0
- constituents who be thinks ought To- :
ave thst vacancy on the 6upremel
;ourt. told : friend that he was satisfied Z
bat u was NJ. HsrrisoR's intention to- =
.eep the place open until after the cleo
lon. . then to give Il TO Auorney-l
senersl Miller. g. a.. 81. y