The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-10-28
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rae Chicago rrsbsse Ts<tisses Against IT.
-rfs -nhstif - CO -aaght aad "nN ~
>-s Ausefs ~ rcii~s~
sOthcr state besides inalara VIII %
hrarl from IN the course of time AMI
other democratic farmers Will bc heard
rernarlsiag Il AZ - the democratic party
l. for free trade. aud free trade mean
the conf ~cation Of the capital value IN
their farms they will vote for any man
sooner than for Cleveland "-Chlcas 30
Tribune
This Is dreadful prospect for the
farmers. truly Let no farmers vote
arainst the thicviny tariff because
sire, trade means the conn~cation 81
the capital value Of their farms. High
soursiip words and worthy OF any
s-ssl-pigeon in the employ o. the roooer
combines
Ear let rs zee VIVA. the Chicago
r'rib NJ has hal - sag on tho SUBJECT
q. lie f-rras- and tine tariff il ;.rnes
mast. oa January IN. ISIS. i said:
-.fhc maintenance al pubsic pros per-
itv depends chiefly on the successor the
.sre--barslened. unprotected western
farmers Ia keeping their foo.hold on
\ the io-r free trade markets. OF Europe
selling IT free trade rates and ouy;nr
y all tneir gods at high protective prices ;,
they ~. expected ~ ''hold thc fort
AMI continu= winning for the couatrs
vast wealth ia which they themselves
are allowed iistle share
Again. on February |, ISIS the frib
uae said:
Buying all their supplies in high
trust protection markets and selling al
their produce at free trade rates II
competition with the labor of Eurcp al
peasant women. Indian ryoss an'
Egyptian fellahs. the American farmer
have been loaded with burdens Of tn
nation and made To pay tri5nte to %
nascd manufacturers who employ onl.
imported. alien or sociaiisti- worSnen
The native born. temperate frugal, "a
bo-ious. moral class Of the Americai
rcpula ton has bcan loaiei 70 the llEal
81 enduraace and n the sane time ha
is veins kept omen for the war.eonn
tied bloodsuelxers, American lcgisls
! zion has -unx.lcd the OK that srea L tn
. corn Outside OF slavery like instanc
can hardly BE- found where privilege
; eases have fattenel on the toll an
self-Lenial Of the toiling farming masss
, aud b-s.ea in the prosperity they Il
! 50 lit.le to bring about or p-anote-
: once more. on the 18th OF Fe5raar.
ISIS. the Tribgn1 said:
/, when Mr.. Blaine speaks of the nor
, rapid accumulation AMI broader dlstrl'
. ution OF wealth under high protectiy
: duties than were ercr before known
!, history. he strangely overiooks the co'
J, dition Of the great agricultural mass
' OF the United states. consisting OF On
9 half of the American population. IN
out 81 whose free trade earnings u
! / high protection bounties are extracted
; The Herald imagines that the farm
: ers who may chance TO see the lr.
rne's new Scarrcrov free trade conf
!. catinr the capital value of their farm
: will be dreatffully worked mp about
l. Dr.- will ths. men whose bac.Ss are BET
= with tariff burdens. whose veins a
!. ooer for the beneti. Of tariff bloot>uc
ers& yThopav the big bounties demand
"A bv rn,nopolists. and who b. reason
D. tariff robbery are able 70 retain but
. small share OF the wealth that tn
:. create. fiy in alarm at this bngaboo'
AZ IL not. what DO they and other int
= liucnt and honest Americans think o
= system that has compelled ere
Is newspaper to join hands with I
+ thieves whom it formerly denounce
o. What sor. OF national disease y Il
m that causes honest men 20 turn robbie
~ truthful men 10 turn liars and o-s
n men To turn hypocriscs and sneal<s
Chicl.-p Herald