The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17

Osrrups Methods Employed to Put Hin
Forward

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IL in not IN b. wondered AT that me
republican opponents OF Mr.. Nckinley
are making charges touching Tie Nlrine
NJ the men who are conducting tins
campaign. They are saying mat r'ch
manufacturers have lee corruPtihR
The primaries throughout the country,
and that the delegates have been pur-
chased. However that may be. II i
clear that q public man must gam
reputation that units him f"rthe pres
dency IL he j. the servant or those VINO
are Interested in government only a.
n erures TO their pecnniary proht-
Vhet her Mr.. Mckinley's strength IN
the convention las or has not been pro
cured by the corrupt use Of money
whether. IL il has been. h. IS or : not
a marty 10 the corruption, he y IN"
candidate of those who want 10 cNer.
the government from it's constitutional
funct ion OF promoting the gtne RAJ "ei,
fare that its chief power may be usra
Cor their own selfish purposes. Ana
/, \ because Mr.. Mckinley has already
permitted himself 10 lie employer -
The AGENT of such men, and Is pre,
sumably willing 10 he so empoNso
orair Ina, the extreme pro'ectionis's
show such anxiety 10 bring ABOUT NJ
} nomination that prominent m'n
,heir own party are led 20 accuse thei'
{ NJ emplovinr corrupt means TO accom-
plish their end. ,.,
E Another aspect of this candidacy
: that Mckinley Is not only the ems,
I the extreme protectionists' put I've Ia
J. heretofore been for unsound none.
(. .,d i now. il we are TO believe ~
j platform OF the Ohio state coh'eh.o
II which nominated him. in favor OF
lie metallisrn. either through inferha'io
ia n arrangement or. II that cannot
l. had through congressional legisiaao
II In other words. the protected mahuIa
al ,prers. in order 10 capture the sn'
I'll vot. for the restoration OF ING I'll
il law of 1850. are willing 10 erect as pr
;d..,t a man whose views on the q
nj rercy are unsound.
az Ii will be dit.icult--we trus'' I'M y
ID sibl.-ro elect Mr.. Mckinley pres'os
., me theory that has donina'ea
Ia canvass for the nomination. ne La
-as i .ot 10 BE- the issue at the coming "a
80 nor IL il were. 90 we believe 4
~ country would agree TO MAKE
+ o.her trial of NcKinleyism- Inc =
i IN IL the currency question. Ne4t
4 ,ba silver men nor the gc-d-siaAu
adrocates are likely to shppo1'
In double-dealer merely because nc
N ready a. do the bidding OF Inc men
80 nnv- working for his nominal
M IF the republican party has really g
~ cdr ,he control of the bcnehcaa
= ~ Tie tariff OF 500. and II therefor
CONVENTION nominate Mckinney
n e--a,eful recognition Of past taril
N sors ana in hope of like favcrs 10 q
" ii in order 10 make TIE 'alih
n prominent the party is 20 iace
x-avs on the currency ISSUE uie
ers who are anticipating uiuin
III. coming election are likely
PREVIOUSLY disappointed: for, 10
Ter what the politicians may thihi
country wants the money Issue *
and the question that VIII ne 2
Ike candidates in the approaching
YOU ,,aicn u: where do you stand o
money question:
care. Mr.. Mckinley has not yet mace q
was that = satisfactory 70 the adNoc'l
. hole sound money; nay. he has more
a BY once ranged himself on ~ $50
.ntto who could debase the currency ~
sense mat 80 cents might be made To
ating dollar Of indel'euhe' 49,
atom would not prolabis o-i
4 lei, xocacy Of such silver hiil a. n,
,~sur- man law. ard although ae ii'gh,
ingto stand squarely with Teller \
Stewart. and his other silver y
iualiy Mr.. Mckinley dos io' 800,
Aunt gold standard, anu 'n' :,
never zion to the presidency 49,. ~
-ardcd with danger 70 'ne - M.
rvcre- the cOuntry--lpaIp -