The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-10-05

All4 mental times m ltuNttl~ AtA te4tfii4 -
IA. wrrtched and dangerou, work you ief'
when the people rc>e IN their majesty and
turned YOU out The author - tae ~hrrmsr
act himself and every leadlng rcpIn-lcau
| newspaper organ n the United states de-
nouneed Il a. franght with business ruin and
clamored "a Mr. Clexeianis ADMINISTRATION for
it, instant repeal
The next great achievement OF the demo
cratic party tn the order 81 cvcats - t1ey Or
c1rred Ia the Fifiv-ihsri congress ga ~ wir~
out a system ~ federal election Laws fastened
urs,n the country b the rcpltllcan party
more than a quarter ~ a century asro--. sys-
ten irim!csi % liberty. an Impeachment -
the peoples capacity for seis--oscr-neni. "A
invasion 81 natural and tnalienahle rights
more oi.ous and indefeu>lb.e than the British
stamp act against which our fathers took -
arm. more than q hundred year, Aeo. VIII
not dwell AZ this time ana place On rh@ repeal
% the federal elect.on iaw> further telr -
e1oice with You that t1r g.eam % the
bayone. nor the thrrat that .- . coruln- N.l-
ever again ~ seen or hearl Ia tho ,4rrri pre-
cincts % the American hAilos box We ,rAg
also rejoice with an exceeding great .ov ta1-
corrupt Judges OF the federal beach partlssr
mnrshals and their t.sgepltaoe lcpetlc~.
With Incidental straw bail. w- never
arr more n Indiana. % II any other State.
pn.lute popular elections or pysrta-oT the
fundamental pr.nrl pies ~ free government
.c party has dome ia the past year & an ~ an
swerea that. among otner good deeds. "a has
restored the freedom ~ the ballot box and TIE
purity q the elective Franchise ln f-ct to
whole body ~ the public service VAS ~ l..tt.
crlmale,i and chokel rn Win partisan. cog
rlpi AMI rnpAtr.otic iee ,.arlDl curing ne
lcrg a>cenicucy 81 the tp-Dl.r1r party ma.
tie tass q reform appears % eyery aa-a aaG
wherever ~ turn when I look arr On The
vast ana dir,.rlit work - nc DONE t1e cxt"r-
sise reforuar.ons requires before lie g,ycrn-
meat car asa.n yield hsryes-s b. prosperity
an happiness 10 the pope. an sometime
reminded ~ an old farm which Tor ua-y yesr~
has been Ia bad hands ard has ceased - ne
productive ~ wholesome crops lis ncit>
wil te found breeding br.srs. hra-3e,
poison vines. ihi>tles. cookie orrs. oesgaT
lice gimpson reets. dog fe1nci. smart
grass. SAUNA cabbage and yellow .ack-
st~ nests 81 snass snt ryiy
stunpS also cambe- such fields ami hinder The
so-k b, The pi0w and destroy the patience o:
the pi0wmAr- When : farm II his coalition
ha- the good fortune - get a caanse - owner
ship and 10 pass into the hands o. : >silltGi
anu honest farmer you would hardly expect
him 70 clean ont all It's noxlOus distractions
and put IL 10 perfect order foF corn. wheat
oats hay srd clover In single season Ion
would grant him a. least tEO or three years ~
overcome the evils with whlca hi farm ~
1T 81 this Illustration. and the same indulgence
you would extend - the farmer ia his Work o
agricultural reform. are al I ask Tor .Ae demo-
cratic party in IL present attitude. We have
begun our work nObly and well. rnuch Aas been
done and yet much more remains for 81, - o.
before al the foul growth Il ths p'ltira. 1s.is
FOR more than thirty years past csa b entirely
extlrpaiet
The Tariff Law
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greatest Of democracys works vas the
repeal Of the Nchiniey law and
added
4 % not Hesitate 10 declare that the bill
which passed both houses of congress and be-
came aiaw on tne 9Th day O. August l-es what
ever IL other merits or defects MAY BE- wllI Do
more IN the aggregate toward The Inevitable
reduction OF duties. and consequently MI.
make . longer stride IL the direction - free
dom In trade and commerce. than any other
measure ever enacted into Law b. the Amer
lean congress
of the income tax he said.
We provided that az least thirty million
dollars a year should - collected hereafter
from people who have good net incomes rather
thar from people who have nothing bnt their
wants and their labor With which - meet
them. What j. this but transfer D. taxation
FOR the support OF the government from The
iaboring nau 10 the idle and comfortable rlchs
What IS Il bur q relief from high protection
and direct and powerful blow 10 the whole
protective system Ga the toor o. The senate
said
The proposition contained IL The lending
bill 20 lew q tar % two Per cent On all net IL
comes % corporations and o. individuals In e.
cess q four thousand dollars per annnm i 50
just and equitable toward the hard working
taxpayers OF neager resources throughout The
entire country that not q word in is defense or
explanation would seen necessary here or
anywhere else Bu; the narrow aud cor
rotinx selHskness % riches hss beer aroused
b. this simple Measure az Justice into fierce
Resentment and coutenti0n We hear On all
Aan.is the dictaiorial voice o. Individual and
corporation wealth demanding that il shall not
be disturbed ~ the slightest touch b, the tax
ratherer. whatever Enay - the demand, % the
government or the oppression o. the to..inx
masses
On al the wants and necesxartes os lie the
man o. wealth. with a heavy Income pays less
rates OF tari- tax under eristin- laws than the
iaboring man o. laDorins woman whose wear
sng apparel = o. coarser material and whose
household living IS supplied With cheaper
goods bearing higher rates Of duty. HIS b0lis
hi- accumulated riches Of all kinl~. and al IN
comes arising from them. are exempt tr1m all
government burdens remaining MT only d.
bones and fsasrant distress. but srOxins fat
ter stronger and more defiant A. the days AMI
the years 70 by. He who has spent all bis life
IL making an amusement u wealth l0ox> o4s
upon the poor. tired. toiling world as Il from
fortified castle. lie feel. himself sum * ls0usly
provisioned against al wants and amply pro
tected against al contact or concern Nth TO-
lab0r-stalncd millions who struggle from Ole
ocean 20 the other for the means u exist nee
MIR Voorhees, then entered into an
ella borate explain ration Of the tariff. and
aid: II stand with Grover Cleveland
on tariff reform. and with him I be-
lievc in the curative processes o. fu-
ture legislation
The tariff on sugar has been great
Nv reduced" said Mr.. Voorhees,. aud
added.
1T Is needless for me 20 sly ina, We wou..
have wiped ~ out n ~e could aav. dome "a A
solid phalanx on the republican side 81 The
senate chamber. allied 70 . small but ae.l
known contingent on our side j. the only
reason Why the trust has 1e-~l-hth of one
cent . pound left 20 swear b OF rather -
swear az. a. IL has been d0lnx ever since The
senate TIL became law
The brightest feature ~ this sari- Il found
in the fact that Il T. turnlnz point ia the his
tory ~ our economic legislation Il ~sxnAllyeS
the final stage IN the most costly experiment
ever tried b peaceful nation For an entire