The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-08-19
ON A SOUND FOUNDATION
Democracy VIII Triumnb Recauso =.
Stands for the Right Of All
the People.

n the People
r me speech Of Hon. Champ Clark
: noeiIylnB Judge Parker OF his nor,ira
, 'loh 10 the presidency. is regarded ~.
many as political gem. We herewith
80 me salient points OF the address
: residents come and presidents %
Duc me great republic-freigbted win
'ne hopes OF the human race for liberty
goes on forever.
All history proves that a govern.
lieHt pottomed on popular suffrage e
government by party Experienca
SHOWS that he serves his Marty hos.
VINO serves his country best Tho
names most fondly cherished ara tboso
~ men VINO devoted their time. their
enersles' their talents their fortunes
ana thelr lives TO the promotion % the
puoic veal Stronger incentive ~
nlgn and patriotic endeavor no man
la'n tnan the hope to stand througb
VI the ages In that goodly company
out OF the mastery debates and nro-
iounu deliberations OF the ST I.o,Is
convention emerged a reunited No..
winch goes forth conquering - 49,
49, me Hover Of the democracy
assembled there to consult on the stats
Oh the country and to take measures
lot restoring the government 10 The
p'incipies enunciated by the fathers
rom which it has drifted far in tbase
latter days. :" '"eSe :
We enter upon this campaign with {
the strength which grows out % tba 1
union OF mighty party. with +ba ~ q
,husiasm born of truth. with the - Y
ase that emanates from a righteous !
rause, with the confidence Of men ami Z
mated by noble purposes and lofty :
patriotism 'oi'y c
Inc principles OF democracy arc y
grounded in eternal truth AZ fo-r,,, .e
ated by the father Of democracy ,ba,. =
IRE not for a day. but for all time ana =
re as applicable in this hour ne wbor =
e proclaimed them in his inaurural p
odress, which his become cIas-io - y.
ns necessity Of putting them into -
ractice Is as pressing now as II was -
zen. To once more make them the a.
'sis OF our political action Is the
easaht out arduous task assipnad n,
'u Dy the democracy Of the land I'M
40 serve the whole American mo-. me
{. without discrimination. faitbfnIlv Of
va well; TO distribute tho riaseina. ax,
the federal government i,nnar,i,lI,. der
lpns an our citizens; to tighten the pli;
luehs OF government by reducing are
Sation to the minimum and by rigid cha
'nomy in the public service: 10 All. Bef
MISTER the powers conferred nv tho vot
lsutution justly, wisely. fearlessIv T
'orously and periodically. without said
hlnution and without usurpation To int
lntaln freedom OF thought. freedom and
speech and the freedom of the nress. gres
promote the sacred cause OF human emit
srty everywhere By the wbolesomo- is e,
s OF our example; to vindicate and half
rfy the theory and practice ~ ~on, all {
antative government: 70 secure ~, shar
'sings to our posterity for all time In
lese always have been, are. and for was
must be. the aims and purposes the
he democrats. CIV
lhese aims and purposes have been ana
fully, clearly and comprehensiveIv .aooi
forth in the declaration OF nrinoi. nsnti
which was unanimously repor,ed Decai
ne -. Louis convention in July last -,
1e home srort a. a. 49,. more Of COZ
IN which evar,. 60. ~ n 1871, done
l,Iv a,d ha1s,,. ,,s .'Sue the el
i wae unani,,o,,.,,. - s'seu' ana return
" adontod -, ~ 80 eu,i'us.as- he hai
,osed - da,o,,,,,.. 80. 0oi'en'ion put a
orc,r -. 80, 80, l'oAA every con- Tha
49, - .',.,s comic
Al e,nsiaa,sl 49, ariay 81 presi- leader
-, a 1919 me p LOUIS favora
ardent admirers. An unusually
number OF men we're placed in -
nation ior the greatly coveted to qua
/. fou were CHOSEN with such preside
siasm as foretells success. Hav. tuition