The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30

kaleidoscope w. Jacobs.
Je6erson.--H. Koerncr.
Jsckson...O. A. Bighsm.
Patoka..-John H. Behrens, Er.
Cass-..W William HGitman.
Ferdlnand.-.J. II. Beckmsu.
On motion each township reporte
. member OF . committee on resol,
tions, % follows:
Columbis---C. G. Bsggsrly.
Hsrbison.-- George Nix.
Boone.-. William Fl. H. Green.
Madison...Peter J. Small.
Bsinbridge-..F. L. Betx.
Marion...George Seng.
Hsll..A. A. Hessemer.
Jefferson "A. Schsfcr.
Jackson...J. @. Deinderfer.
Patoka-..M. Fisher.
Cass.--John Kemp.
Ferdinand...J. Sondermsn.
On motion Mr.. John Grsmel
spacher was elected Chairman Of tbs
County Democratic Committee for th1
ensuing two years.
While the committees were out The
convention was addressed 10 skort
speeches by Hon. A. II. Koerner.s N
A. Sweeney, Leo Fisher and G. Doaus
The Committee on Resolutions 70.
ported through ito Chairman, n
Fisher, the following:
Resolved, That the delegates 10 thu
cougressional convention from Du.
6ois county, are hereby Instructed 70
cast the vote OF Dubois county .ss :
unit Tor Hon. John L. Bretz, tor Con.
gresham.
2. That tho delegates OF Dubois
county to the Democratic Judicial
Convention Of the nth Judicial cir.
cult, be, and are hereby instructed, to
cast. the vote Of said county @ . uuit
for Hon. VIM. f. Cox for Prosecuting
Attorney for said circuit
8. That the delegates OF Dubois
county to the Senatorial convent ton.
are hereby instructed to cast the vote
OF said county % . unit for hon.
Michsel A. Sweeney for Senator, @
designated By the primary election.
I. That the Democracy Of Dubois
county emphaticslly deny that the
present financial stringency 10 In the
rsmotest degree tue result Of Demo.
cratic control Of the country, but 10
ustly attributable to the Republican
lemonetizstion Of silver money, and !!
be outrageous disc Elimination In the |
tarif 10 favor OF the
Wealthy classes and against the farm.
rs. business men and leborers.
s. That the Democracy Of Dubois
ounty believe pledges made By . na-
ioual party 70 the people In lie plat
orm should b honestly and prompt.
y fulfilled, aud W therefore respect.
ully request Senators Turpie and
1oorhese to reject the amendments to
be Tariff bill now pending In the U.
J. Senate, and TO urge the Immediate
and adoption ofths viii.
on bill, - II was passed By the
louise, and TO do 90 promptly, 10 or.
er that the business Interests OF the
ountry may Be speedily relieved Of
II doubt % to Democratic honesty.
6. That the Democracy Of Dubois
ounty re.sfiirm their belief in the
effersonisn doctrine that "srror 10
armless, where truth 10 left free 10
ombst IT," and therefore that the 90.
allied American Protective Associa-
on, and oil other secret political or.
are iuimical to the truest
berty and the best interests OF the
eople, and should Do condemned and
,unned BY oil true patriots. II
7. That U. 8. Senators, represent.
g in the National Congress the dig.
ity and rights Of each State, should ,
. elected By the people Of their |
tates, and not through . legislative
ody, whore diverse Interests are II. [
bio to control the choice.
8. That oil corporations and ssso. /
|ations should pay taxes % indivld.
ole, whether In Receivers' hands or
Of; and that We therefore instruct
ur Senator and Representative In |
10 Legislature to work to that effect.
MORMON FIsHER, Chairman.
FRANK L. BETx, Ssc'y.
The report was adopted with :
,eer.
The Com. on delegates reported q
flows, and the report was adopted.
STATE CONVENTION.
Columbia...W. A. Line; alt. G. C.
Aggarly.
Harrison. Geo. Hoffman sls. Phil.
i1lv. II