The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-09-23
DEMOCRATS WILL
GET CHANCE NOW
Governor Marshall Says Maine
Election Shows People Have
al Last Awakened.
REBUKE TO ExTRAvAGANCE
Voters Are Convinced That Protect
ns System. as System, IS
Altogether Wrong.
(ey Guernsey Van Riper.)

IndfanaDolis - Governor Marsnall
and John w Kern. Democratic nomi-
NE for United States Senator. are
among those who rejoice In the Maine
victory. which has given Democrats
control OF the state ~ the nrst tiine
in twenty nine years
THE Democratic victory In Maine
means that the confidence OF the peo-
ple In a protective system. as q system
has been shaken said Governor Mar
shall. 1t means that the people have
awakened TO the fact that this system
Is the source Of the vast aggregations
OF capital and private fortunes In this
country.
THE insurgent vote discloses that
the voter Is going TO put on the he
publican ticket. II he can, man VINO
viii help 70 reduce the amount OF pro
lection. IL means also that large num-
bers Of these yotsrs will vote the Dem
ocStic ticket II means that they are
going to- take q little relief IL they
have TO. but they are going to take all
the relief they can get. IL means thai
they are going to give the Democrats
q chance on the tarif for revenue. III
A. Is a failure. Il can Be easily changed.
yThe average xage-earner and man
Of salary fs nov 80 near Starvation
owing 20 the high price OF living. con
tributed to by the protective tarin
that so-csIled starvation doesn't scare
him any more He eats bes-ns three
times a week now and he 10 willins
TO run the risk OF being compelled te
eat them six days q week. N thereby
he can stop che rich from growing
ricter and the poor from groSlns
poorer.
-rhs result IN Maine IL q reouk
also TO extravaganoe In public Affairs
Mr.. Aldrich and Mr.. Taft said the
could cut expenses $500 900. 900 Sscl
year and not impair any department. Q
the public service, but they failed I
do IT, The average man does not rea
izs that every two years the gsners
government spends more money tha
the entire tax duplicates. both real az
personal. OF the State OF Indiana
fails-to remember that IL all the cor
raised III AulflA[a NNaN
year into the enited States tresur
the revenue from It st 80 cents %
bushel would not run the governmer
each year. II would pay for abo'
nine months only He 10 tired OF
pystpm which gives back 70 the ma
ufAeturer all the duties paid 90 ra
material when mSnufaetured and SCI
out OF the country (excspt PER cent
while be himself pays the nanufa
tufer the full tariff on all goods
manufactured and sold IN this cou
try. The government authorities Il
the people what they have collects
but they do not tell what they hs
paid back"
Mr. Kern sees also q return 10 eco
omy and an earnest desire for Tar
reform in One Siaine election
The Democratic victory In Mai
aasr twenty nine years Of defeat
highly gratifying to the Demoers
throughout the country said >
Kern. '1t is especially gratifying
cause the victory seems 90 eompi'
snd Overwhelming This sisctf'
taken In connection with the sfecti
In Vermont and the special oorgr
sional elections In Massachusetts
New York indicates q desire on
part Of the people 10 return 10 .
nomical government and TO the prir
pie that the burden OF tsnaion Oh
not be greater than ths necessities
the government The battle in Ma!
was between the Democrat and
Republican parties. and the battle
Indiana is between the same part
The question In both instances Is IN
Are the people satisfied with Rep
lican Administrator