The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-10-27
WASHINGTON LETTER

The man whe hz- m weakness l.
set unborn. Mr. Mrkinl-v'- sup
p,ri-r- hare tax n ADVANTAGE ~ Al
miral D-xey's only knowa weak
ne~s-trar Tor hi- health -t1 u II
1fI the LIN pf DeW.v enthusiasm.
ani thus. a. fhey think. lessen III
availability a an anti Mck nl--y
candidate fo- the republican PrrSi-
i-niisl H. mInatiOn- Tney Do SOt
Ai-h Dewey o attend arv more b..
receipt m because they keep him
rpO prominently heforr the public,
ins. although DeHey ID * much
better han he did when he first
came - Washington. and ha- been
going - The club 81 the theater in
the evening and attending 10 hi-
private business in ,he day time
he helped the commift-e select the
house. which Hill thi- x-ek be
bought fcr him-in a. active a man
tner a. any oth-r man oi his years
could d. he has been rersualed
III a hi health J. in great danger.
and hat he mist ab- slnt-ly avO 1
excitement II al kini~ i0r some
months This waS . firmly i'm
pressed upon him that he cancelled
hiS engagements to 20 % Atlantis
and 70 Pnilaielphia. and announced
that he would accspi nc more in
ritation~ until next -pring And
The NJ Kinleviies think they have
killed the Dewey boom
What Arch-BishOp ChappelIe,
apostolic delegate TO the Philippines,
xho has announced hi intention TO
70 - the Philippines - bring about
peace. which Gen Otis has % -Ig-
nally failed 10 i,. anu Mr. Mchin-
ley said - each other dlrin- the
long conference they held AZ The
Mhi;4 House, while big politician :
we're kicking their heels in the -ec-
reiaTy : Office i What all sew<pap@r-
men have been nn-ucce--fully trying
70 find out. That th@v talked II
conditions in the Philippines J. all
that j. positively kncwn- although
much I'D " has been sent out by
the imaginative new~-mak--S- The
Arch Bishop seemed very wei
pleased when he left tns White
House. and said that he would prob
ably -ee Mr. Mckinley again BE-
fore be left Washington FOR Manila.
which be viii DO in a few day.
The Archbishop j. well-known AMI
popular il Washington, where be
once had cnar-e al q church
The Washington Post. which has
practically been a Mckinley paper
-ince this administration came Int0
p0Wer. sounded a significant warn
inr. when il aid Il the close 81 an
editorial inll 81 praise 0f Mr. Nc
Ni iley p-r-onaiiy The Pre~i
Dent must usher in new AMI
healthier regime IT h- csre- for a
political future. h- mG-i replace i'm
b-c.lity With hrain- and vigpr- Th-
people ar- worn ont with failure
beKiiiermenf and DISASTER
Humanity demands a cessation
IL the muriercu- bnngling IN I.IEDn-
Good faith AMI national hpnDr r.
quire the paciticaiion o; CHba and
the political rehabilitation ~ the
clbans- This tragedy must snl
and end soon Existing conditions
projected into the coming year viii
put a conclusive end - Mr. MckIn-
ley's public life 7
Col y ~ Bell. VIII wa prom
'inentlv connected with the Pct
Ufiiee Department during Ih- first
Cleveland adm ni-iraiion, AMI whJ
has been IN private business in 81
LorIs for some wears. l. visiting
Washington IL savs thst -s-opie
in tie East have m idea ct he IN
ien-ifv ~ the feeling against trusts
an the We-c. and predicts that ths
trust issue KIiI figure largely in next
years cainpsign- lie al-O think-
that there J. increasing hostility
towards miiitari-m. one o. the AL
iase- of imperialism. AMI towards
that sort Of expansion involving She
surrender "a the Monroe doctrine
Notwithstanding the failure u lhe
Senate, at the lat session Of Con-
gres-. - act upon the batch Of naval
nominations which would have put
Rear Admiral sampson ahsai of
Rear Admiral >chley. and Of ths
public calling dpxn 1t Minneapolis
II Secretary Long. when he attempt
"a to glorifv sampson for wh I
-chlev did, il j. announced upoa
seemingly good authority that the
attempt to Jump simpson over
-rhl ~ heal j. 70 - again made
Dy Ar- NJ kinl-v n s9cn a. con-
gre-~ IN cts The unjust attitude
" the admins t0KarIs Al