The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-03-02
I.CpCp JVnIANA FRIDAY MARCH 9, 1900.
LENS From col BRyA~S ORAr0Ri
CAL JEWEL Bon


a his remarks Here are some Of
his favorIte illustrations, which al-
Says met with hearty Endorsement
Lincoln and Hanna:
Between Lincoln and Hanna ihert
L. a gulf fixed, n wide ~ the gui
hat separated Lazarus N Aora-
hams bosom from Dives IN tor
ment-a gull 20 wide that a man
cannot admire LincOln's memory
,nd .ollow HannA's ooctrines-
ssrsnd Larceny and Petit Larceny; /
Cicero said to his son; Don't
% into the retail business; that
vulgar Iii i easy 10 send q mar
xhO steals little 70 PRISON, out
trv 10 convict a man who steals q
million AID see what a lob you
have. We want the laws 20 execut
ed that the man who steals = large
amount shall wesr the same kind o.
striped clothes that = poor man
wears who steals small amount
The Statue q LIb=rty:
What shall We do with the statue
81 lIb-rty in the harbOr OF New
York If we surrender the spirit o.
lIibenv2 Shall We send il oaek TO
France and say that He are 10 long
r in the liberty business? / an
lin favor Of giving liberty to the
PHILIPPINES and helping them to ereci
a statue Of liberty IN Manila bay.
The Income Tax:
| helped to draw UP the incom'
tax tIIl- voted for IL A Iudg'
~ the United States Supreme cOur
changed his mind and the law wa
declared unconstitutional. va
told that if the democratic congress
men favored the income tax all II
rich democrats would leave tn
party. did not believe it, bat
lid not know the rich democrat
then Nv reply wa that the poo
Republicans would leave their part
On the issue- but II seems did d
know ne poor republicans
Cannot Draft Pocketbooks:
We hare found out that in tin
d war We can draft the citizen b
no, the pocket book Our gOverl
nent can take a poor boy from D
widowed mother and place him
frOnt OF cannon. but our gOverl
nent canr.Ot secure . revenue iro
accumulated wealth
!. Republicans and Trusts:
The republicans dare not destr'
! the trusts. for where would they {
Y their campaign fund.- They "
need more money in the comiI
campaign than in the last fgi
and Heaven knows they had plen
= in 1895.
IOpinion Of the Fight.
: Whip the FIlipinos7 OF cOul
e We can whip the Filipinos- SPl
% Va at IT for 500 years, and then
stepped in and paid so, ,ocO,pO
: an option on the fight The
:, yublicans say that trade viii foil
the nag. Republican syndica
u follow the flag The America
Or xho will 20 to the PHILIPPINES '
~ aot 20 there to work the lar
h. They will 20 there 10 work
FIlipinOs-
. Party Fealty and Public Good:
DO A party i means to an end 4
: 40, an end in itself. Parties are
the public good, and a party i
serving Of the support cf 4 clti
e. ouly 20 long a. he believes that
70 party i the best means by WI
az he can serve his country
Ct The Dollar Above the Man.
W. The republicans are placing
~ dollar above the man Ii a
=. mentions the plain people t0dry
: ! called demOgague. and yet ]
% coin used to talk Of them. and
We xas a statesman then But the
lty pubIicans have changed their de-
nv tIon Of a statesman AccordIn.
-, them q statesman isa man whose
i trained 10 ca.eh the sllghte-;
Ald sations Of a pocke,book Of =
I'D street ticker, and demagOgue
lon man who listens to the heart
if Of humanity.
De Price on American Boys:
sPs Republicans, dare you to =
nd price upon an American boy
Md measured by Oriental trade "
=. a bOy dies for liberty his mOihe
Ioicss, but Whist American ms
nc wants to raise boys at 20 mu
head 10 sell to the government
to be exchanged for trade in the !
,o. pine-9 Oh that the men