The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-07-29
ECONOMY WILL Be
CAMPAIGN FEATURE
Democrats Take Stand Against
Extravaganza in Outlining
Their Campaign.
VICTORY SEEMS ASSURED
High Cost OF Living and Fallacy OF
Tariff Commission TO Be
Discussed.
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; Indianapolis economical an
statesmanlike administration OF Go,
ernor Marshall. as contrasted wit
Republican administrations. will
made prominent feature OF the Dem
ocrauc campaign IN Indiana. Tn
, tarin question. including the high cos
OF living and the fallacy OF Senate
BeVeridge's tariff commission. will b
discussed from every stump"
This IS the declaration Of the Demo
cratic Campaign Committee, voiced b,
its chairman. Samuel NJ Ralston, o
Lebanon. following a meeting OF tn,
committee here n which candidates OF
the State ticket and the Democrats,
congressman were guests.
Organization" was the keynote OF
the meeting. and it was the opinion
Of every one present that with the CO.
operation OF every Democrat. success
was assured for the party in Novem-
Der
After the meeting Chairman Ralston
made the following statement:
The meeting OF the campaign com
mittee was attended by the State can
didates and the Democratic candidates
for Congress. In addition to these
gentlemen Governor Thomas X. Mar
shall Lieui-Gov Frank~J Hall and
the National Committeeman. Thomas
Taggart. attended the meeting.
The general plan of the campaign
81 At
tice being taken OF the political condi-
tons in the various congressional
districts II was the opinion of.those
present that the ECONOMICAL and
statesmanlike administration OF Gov
eTnOr Marshall. as contrasied with
Republican APPROPRIATIONS should be-
made pruminsnt in the eympaisa. The
tariff question. includingSth the INCREASED
cost of'liying and the failacy Of Seha-
tor Beyeridges tarif comDission. wiz
be discussed. from every stump.
Governor Urges Esopomy.
Governor Marshall made an en-
thusiastic speech. HTging that fhe
Democratic party must stand for econ
omy and the right Of the people 20 rule
In government He said rhe Demo
cratic party must not be put in the
attitude OF championing any particu-
ar Interest
Mr.. Taggart urged the importance
II organization and placed his serv-
es az the disposal OF the committee
nd the candidates. He assured them
nat he was ready 10 cooperate with
he Democratic Organization and was
eaAy 20 take upon himself any work
o which he might be assigned
Both Governor Marshall and Mr..
Taggsrt assured the meeting that the /
outlook for Democratic success was
ever brighter.
1T was the unanimous opinion OF I
very one attending the meeting that
mong. the foreign speakers, Mr.. Bry-
n, Senator Coar ard Champ Clark
hould be asked to take part in the
indiana campaign.
Several gentlemen gave 1t as their
Judgment that Mr. Roosevehs coming
20 whip in line the Re
ublican leaders who are fighting Sen
tor Beveridge would result in failure
was the belief OF the meeting that
lese opponents OF Senator Beverage
re not in frame Of mind TO be- bossed
"On the liquor question. there was
o difference OF opinion. The party
Ill stand on its platform on this ques-
on"
Kern Prepares for Fight
John, " Kern. Democratic nominee
u United States Senator, has gone
} Bay View. Mich. where Ire will rest
ntil September and outline his cam
sfgn. He promises TO come back in
Citing trim and give the Republicans
le battle OF their lives
VI n going to take a good rest" said
r. Kern on the day OF iris departure.
md I'll come back full OF fight"
The spirit OF fight" has invaded
'ery part OF the State. and never in
: history have the Democrats been
, united upon issues and so deter
lined not to be defeated by over
infdence.
State Chairman Jackson In urging
emocrats everywhere 10 stand by
cir guns and keep busy until after
e votes are counted This is Gov
nor harshall's view OF the situation.
e believes success is assured IL the
emocrats will be vigilant. Fight"
also the spirit Of Champ Clark's
essage to'the. Democrats OF Indiana
I'd all other States.
The fight for a Democratic House.
hich will prove the forerunner OF a
emocraiic President. is now on" says
r.. Clark we ought to win. be-
Eve we will win.
But we must fight II we would win.
be Republicans are so split up that J
me folks seem TO think that all we
i've 10 do is TO stand still and see !
e salvation OF the Lord Such over !
may cost US dear. The !
IRE way to win IS TO fight today, to- '
orrow and every day until the polls !
ose on the first Tuesday after the :
st Monday in November. IT'S true I
. Republicans are badly scared. but !
@ should remember that sometimes
ON 6ght mnat vicioueiv uhan e.aro, 4 !