The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-26

David b. HtIIs
O., the firsi p~ge 81 the Counisk "
IA, viii be- found IN able aud conv'"c''s
ls,scr from Mr.. John Kelly. % Ms'o"e'
n Y. known AL over that S's'e
democrat ~ithovs hlemssh: ~ sesn," III
ne sland>rous articles o. me i"u'nn-
sp.sis Sentinel, copied bv thr Evsnsvn'e
f'ourier. and few other Democra''c PA'
rsrs. which are inclined tow srds mug
w..npi.m. about Senator hui. OF rew
Y.rk. A. between the Sen,imeis -
,.ri,e. Cleveland. and Gov Ill., mere
i. 10 question but the isiser wouin -
s0tsO votes stronger in lndisns. Mt
kew hits the nsii sqnarely on the neHu
~nen he relates Why Hill = 90 muen
stronger in New York and ne same
,r.-ons are Of force ia Indians
well do The Democs stic CertrA Som
..,,,ee az Dubois county Of 1883 fesnem-
h.r how Il VS. : constant pull 70 re's'n
~ democratic soldier vote, numbering
.hcu, 500 In this county. for Cleveisnd'
.,d that nth I'll ,Lst could Dc said Or
,,.,,e ! amber OF them refused 10 vo'e
FIR him. This would not De 90 w'''
Hill. -
.verv postmaster 10 the county Was
.frsid 10 attend . Democratic meeting /.
contribute anything for campaign a.
.erses-being deprived BY Cleveland's
..rd.rs NJ their constitutional right TO A.
80, ~ their efforts In shsping The pohcy
I, ,he government, land the State voted
~ Hsrrison- y lille II these CITIZENS hsd
h.er permjtted TO work. tbs slim kepuo-
,.... m.;oritv would have been over
come. Hin would have been more ps'n-
80 ,hsn 20 stiflc the voice Of the hum
hest American citizen
Cleveland vas thoroughly nones'' ana
compelled an honest administration "
pubijc affairs-w hich wss sucn contrss'
~ Republican methods As 10 receive the
weII-merised appreciation Of the world.
- there are hundreds Of Thousands o.
i,.mocrass Who are not thought o. Tor
ne high Office OF President who are just
- honess. because true Democracy ~
cn,cs,es honesty and economy IN pubic
xfraira y brothers Morss. Of the Sentinel
ana Shan Kiln. OF the Evsosville Courier
are no doubt shining lights In this 70
spect. -
conssined a editorial denouncing Hill
~ being IN favor Of the tariu o. ioss
while IL telegraph columns contained
report Of HiIIs speech q me New io.s
State Convsntion, denc!ncine sne s.sIl
Of 1858, or any Other which Imposed 70
necessary taxation upon ne PeoP'e
And the New York eonyenton e.
dorsed GOv. Hill % IL choice ioF rFss''
denl.oftbe United states.
NJ. Kelly's Iettss breathee me rien'
spirit. Democrats should not falsely &C.
cuse their o6lcers Of wrong. and create
prejudice thereby against them, ou'
shouId calmly examtns tine relAtive
strength OF each men proposed for nomi'
nation. and b willing to support The
esroueest. realizing that only By The
pertvs success can the principles ool
Democracy Be- suppressed upon the pol
lev OF the government. -
Guided 81 this standard the CoURIEH
q flrmIv OF the belief that no eastern
Democrat should this year Be on tht
National ticket Tor PRECEDENT or Vice
President. "With malice toward none
ana charity for ell, II submits that there
Are audiences OF such % unrest and
looseness OF party fealty, among 10
farming and labor Glasses Of the grea
central aud western States, - clearly To-
dicates that With : western ticket, and
platform speaking plainly and emphat
ically for free coinage q honest silver
dollsrs. lower taxation By real tarin -
form. strict economy 10 public aneIrs
NO sort OF alliance in anything With 70
,opean governments. . graduated r.
come tax 10 meet liberal pension ~
penditure, repeal Of the national bAnl
Law. and effective enaclments 70 pre-
vent trusts and monopolies Of any kind
the Democracy would carry the west q
solidly . they did in 1870, and insur'
the election or their ticket BY On over
whelming majority In the electoral col
l~ge, carrying With Il : control o. STATE
Legialstures which would give tn
Democrats ! majority 10 the Y. 3. Sen
ate. II our humble judgment Gray and
Bnies would oil the requirements 70 per-
fection. There IL no taint Of mugwsmF
about either OF them, and each hss tbt
prestige q ssecess.