The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-01
PARAoRAPHlC POINTERS.

Gov. Mckinley should remember
that it is the early presidential boom
that catches the csnkerworm- Chicago
Dispatch.
Tom Reed could have endured .
democratic victory all along the line
better than the Ohio groundswell st
Louis Republic.
-Dcmocracy Is blamed by tho
thoughtless for grievous sins for which
it is in no way responsible. -Louisville
Courier-Journal.
Gov. Mckinley still survives, but
all the arrangements have been made
for the funeral of McKinleyism, and
they will not be interrupted
Herald
in all the disaprointments of this
years elections there Is the comfort
that nowhere has the democracy ele-
waited bad man or Endorsed bad puv-
pose. Louis Republic
The governor of Ohio now feels
it in his bones that he will be NOM
mated for the presidency ia 1896. and
the friends of democracy sincerely hopo
that he is not being misled by the
symptoms in which he naturally re-
joices Detroit Free Press
-McKinley's election puts him on
the presidential track, but 1t will not
insure him the nomination A good
many things can happen in the two and
half years between this time and the
meeting of the national conventions
ST. Louis be-Democrat (Rep.).
One unfortunate result of the Ohio
election is that it puts an end to John
Sherman's presidential aspirations
1t would have been great satisfac-
ton to let the people have an opportu-
nifty to express their opinion OF John.
just once. indianapolis Sentinel
Mckinley has been reveling in the
luxury Of triumphant reelection for
over a week. yet no news of the estab-
lishment Of . new tin-plate mill has
been published. Can 1t be that tho
Mckinley tin-platc plant nourishes
only election day?-Chicago TimeA
When cx-Prcsident Harrison was
asked for his opinion Of the results Of
the recent elections he replied: II do
not know that there Is anything that
could say that would be Of interest"
Mr.. Harrison was perfectly right The
country Is utterly Indifferent as to
what he thinks or sayA-St Paul
Globe.
of course the calamity howlcrs
will howl At changing the tariff. but
they will not be able TO prevent the
world from moving, and II IL only in
hard times that nybody listens 70
them. They have had the. opportunity
Of their lives this year and have made
the most of it Before another election
comes around they will be left far be-
hind. Times.
Those amusing members of the
jacls-in- thc-box family who nre bobbing
up and shricking that the democrats
will not now dare proceed with their
tariff reform policy may observe. BY
consulting the dispatches. that the
democrats of the ways and means COM
mittee, who have been working on the
bill for weeks. are going ahead with 1t
rs usual, Just as IL Ohio and Iowa and
Massachusetts had not elected repub-
iican governors again. Cour-
icr-Journal
Tho election was the result of
business. not party conditions, and the
democratic party is In no wise rcspon-
siblc for these conditions Democratic
defeat was inevitable to anyone who
has studied political history. Instead
of being discouraging, 1t is demon
stration that all that is required to re-
tain the democracy in national power
and restore their lost state supremacy
is to apply the remedies to the business
interests Of the country which rcpub-
lican policy has made 80 necessary
ST. Paul Globe.
/ La IL