The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-07-29

/ yhaf the, Repytec~as ars ,esdlx
vISsd In irdirna Is not dsafsd evea /
ShsD. There IL an Open revolt againl
senaeor BeveritsgA and the s,ory
. sold itfat already there are thirty n,
publican nom snees Goa. the Lesisislsr
yho ~iIi nos .vote Apr Bs,eridse IN ii
, event 90 their own election. 1t is sal
thm.vhsn all Of the Republican noml
, nations are madf there will be forty
i've who viii be daily opposed to Be,
eridga.
Republican Fxtray asance Shown.
The fact that j. Frank Hanly, q
Republican Governor OF Indiana. spen
almost as much money from his of
nee expense fund In tAree months a,
Governor Marshall was able 20 spend
In nine months 10 a matter OF salts
faction not only to Governor Mar.
shalls personal friends, but also "a
the taxpayers who elected him. They
believe that when Governor Marshall
said he stood for economy, he meant
IL.
The once expense fund OF the Gov
ernor is $1,000 yearly. II Is available
on October OF each year when Gov
ernor Marshall succeeded Hanly in
January. 1909. Hsnly had had the use
OF this money for three months and
had spent s3Oo7e From that time
until the succeeding octobsr-nine
months-Governor Marshall spent
only s47l.04.
New York Financial America. com
menting upon an interview given by
Governor Marshall TO the New York
World, says:
Governor Thomas =. Marshall. OF
Indiana, has expressed himself re-
Gently upon the political Ills OF the
present. and has pointed out remedies
for their correction. which should 20
far TO strengthen Democracy's status
In the nations eyes and to win for
the Indiana statesman deserved recog-
milton and respect Speaking entirely
from the point. of view Of one whose
belief In the power and Judgment OF
the people is unsuitable whose In
the maintenance OF the
constitution In all Its papsSis almost
a religion, and whose knowledge of
political machines is absolutely OF
the kindergarten variety. Governor
Marshall holds that two things are
essential to calm our troubled political /
waters today.
Return 10 Ancient Ideals.
First said he. We must return 10
Ihe>aneient ideals OF the republic as 10 4
The powers and duties OF public on
,ials. And. calculating this. he ex-
plains that theY MUST be kept strictly
within the specified limitations Of
heir copsptutisnal sowers. We have
no heYtsson m stating that few
hpughtful. sober minded men will ,
,jfer tow GoveTner MARSHALL herein.
1ess than two wears ago, under dis
inguished precedent or rather under
he leadership of a distinguished
salesman. A was the fashion 10 nout
md beltttle the constitution. 10 refer
o IL as "od fashioned and out OF
ase. and TO demand new legislation I
reach its various alleged shortcom- :
Egs. The undertaking, however.
'royed sbortivs although for a time
here seemed great danger OF di-
finishing respect for our organic l
iritten law. The sober. second sense
I the American people saved the day. [
nd Governor Marshalls words are the j
lore welcome because OF this fact
o the converted radical as well as TO
he man OF sane thought his admon&
on will carry equal weight
His second canon OF belief is equal
: forceful and acceptable 1t is. The I
OF the people OF this coun-
y must be awakened TO the fact that Z
here is no place this side Of Tophet
here man can afford to be dis G
onest or where he can afford 70 let r
Is individual greed stand in the way
the continuance OF the republic.
educ ing these two statesmanlike ut
RANGES 10 their real meaning. we
arm from Governor Marshall that we
hall continue TO have unrest until
e have public officials who acknowl-
lge allegiance to nothing but the con-
tuition, and people who are not sat
tizen can question the validity of
ese propositions. and, indeed. their
.ceptance by the people is becoming
lily more convincing
Why Dd We Get I'll
That thee tariff Law
uld escape the criticism OF the Gov
nor in his. duscussion OF political
Is is not TO be imagined. and his
ews on that measure are certainly
cisive. The greatest admission OF its
he pointed out. was the
-esident's defense Of the bill before
2 people. And Mr. Tafts confession &
at the bill was the best we could
I. although cot just what we want
appealed TO Governor Marshalrs
nse OF humor as something mex
essively luficrous. III II was not 7
hat we wanted why did we get IT.
ks he; and who~as II would not let N
have the best there is and Just an
hat we wanted instead OF the best we Of
uld get? To'the demoralized and Il