Democratic Press, Volume 2, Number 89, Decatur, Adams County, 25 June 1896 — Page 4

THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS rr»Lt«HBo wran EMOCRATIC Fated ITRLHHISO CO | <XW•.nXINGNAM. EDITOR. sss-jb — re—rear~.sasa: »I.B> PER TEAR IN ADVANCE Entered al ft* !*»••’■ «*» »> Indian* | m toomd <;»« Mall Maiw* THUBfiDAY. JUNE 35. <JVH riCKLT. Ft* Fnrex-utlng Attoeocy DAVID I. SMITH. Fto Audtl-re. nuah MANGOLD F.-c Treoaure*. JoNAS NFTEN- HWAMDER F>»r Sh.-Hlf, peter r ashbawheb For Surrey**. WILLIAM K FVLK For rMrorwr. DR. CtIAKI.ES S. CLARK For Awojf. RUAS CRIST. For OorrtorfwMtaMS—FteM IWrial. Jk-KPH L X ANN. For Cowinilraloarr--Swcond Itoiwict. SAMVEL IX’AK l . 1 -■ 1 We »r> a«U*®ttoM to announce the nauiv or Him J-’tn T K.< y.of Vlan.x*« a candidate f r Joint K< pnreniaflw of Adar*. Jay aid Bl*.' * rd -lb. •■" dt<i*lou of U>>4at o-crentun July «k William M. Enti.er a former Huntington newspaper man. ba.* taken charge of mcxrat. _ The supreme court bos rendered a decision upholding and approving every feature of the Nicholson law. The decision *as banded down lar-t Friday. The tariff is a dead mushroon in this campaign, much as the gold bug republicans are trying to raise it. The tariff is not the evil that confronts the people of this conn fryThe republicans in national coo-’ rention have more dearly shown their colors, and demonstrated be- j yond doubt that the r ch and not the poor are thevnesthey endeavor , to protect. Alonzo WaILEXI an assviate murderer of Pearl Bryan, has been * condemned to die. by a jury at ‘ Newport. The usual routine for a new trial has been entered by the | attorneys for the accused. The Journal argues in favor of gold to its readers on the assumption of ignorance on the part of the • silver enthusiasts. This is not only wrong but impudent. Auy posted silverite can shut up a gold j bug in less time than it takes to tell it. The reason they can dop this is because the argument is all on their si ie. When it comes to!< arguing the ease th ’"'er side has by far the M of it. ■ The trouble with our finance II trom the fae that it is controlled i by too tew people. Wall street— ’ to whom the gold bugs bow—roo- j trolthefiuat.ee of this country. I They cau create a money panic and ; almost *top the wheel* f govern- I meat in the brief period of twenty- i four hours. This evil must be < adjusted bes re we can expect to ' have a system th.*t tends t« - ..rd the i best interests of the wh-’le people < Then, and not uutil then, will the : financial poiici< -of this govern- < meet be *» - • > 1 as the rots •>( 1 ages. I

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SIXTEEN TO ONE. TM( DIM JCKAVIC • ***• COAXIN’ION aaouAWta son «•■■ coinaaa c® siLvan. Indiana demooscy have been I heard fn m, aod the result record® them on the side of silver, sixteen to our. i'be state convention at Indianapolis th.a week waa the largest and most enthusiastic that has congregated at the state eapitol for years. There was entirely I too many people for comfort, and every one of them waa seemingly I interested on a financial platform \ that would restore the white metal to its proper place a.< a primary money. Following is the financial platform as adopted: ••We reathrtu our adherence to and faith in the democratic doc nine of bimetallism and therefore we demand the immediate restoiu tion of bimetallism by the free and unrestricted coinage of both gold and silver as primary money at the ratio of 16 to 1, without waiting the tx»-operation of Great Britain or any foreign power, all stx’h coinage to be full legal tender in payment of all debts public and private. Resolved, That we Ix'lieVe the existing tariff laws will t»e fully equal to all demands for needel reveuue for the expenses of the government economically adminis tered under the conditions which will arise from the restoration of - bimetallism. We are oppose*', to the redemption and final cancellation of the United States notes greenbacks or any other notes or *-• rtificatee issued by the United Slates to cir eulate as money, sue h redemption and cancellation necessrnly inrulr ing an increase of the public debt by the issue of bonds and reduction of currency. We demanu a sufficient stable 1 volume of money—gold, silver and paper—to meet the requirements of productive industries. I We protest against the increase of the public debt by the issue of interest-bearing bonds or other- , wise in time of pea,-e and if the redemption clause of the so called Sherman reeumpti m act of 1875 authorizes, as is claimed, the right of the treasury department to issue interest-bearing bonds without limit, without the express and ' definite authority of corgrcee. as to each ism of such bonds, we demand that this provision of suchact be un«\>ndilionally rotted. The dem cratk party baa sever believed that a public debt is a public bk-ssing. We demand that (obligations ot the government in 'every funn be presented and re deemed in conformity with the i lawn under which they were issued, in coi . gold and silver, at the [option of the verumeut of the United States and not at the option of the croiitor." Commei t» are nr.neo-s<ary. It is plait. tear, clean ard to the point and have to be read twice to l«e understood. The sound money contingent at the convention was small ... i insignificant in compar »> « h the loud demanding forces that shouted silver every apportunity offered. W. D. Bynum tried to "■ r a substitute to the silver . - uti n submitted, but it didn’t hart any effei’t whatever? /: v ’. : :y ■ f «!-•.« gatewere it.ere for silver and nothing else w d do them. The ticket n <... o-. ~f B F. Shively of S a n .►•• ad for governor; John Lawk-r of Salem, for ben tenant <p ver -. F. E. Gavin of Greens

1 burg, Theodore I*. Davis of NoblesI ville, <». J. Lot* of Muncie, and • George E. Kohm of lxigaii»port, for appellate judges; S. m. Holston <»f l.elutian. for secretary of stale; i JoM-ph K. Fuuingof liidiatiajMlia. i for auditor; Morgan ('handler of i Greenfield, treasurer; J. G. McNutt l of Terre Haute, for attorney gen- . ml; Henry Warrutu of Indianapul Its, for rej»orter of the supreme . court; W. B. Sinclair of Knox, for Kuperinleti lent of public lustrueI tiou; O. 11. 1 owney of Albion, for state statistician. The ticket mum i uated is a strong and able one. I Mr. Shively is an old stage cam- • paigner and* will make it decidingly I interesting for the common enemy More the campaign is over. • The Hou. John T. Fram-e was made a member of the committee • on resolutions, ami thia accounts for the good work done. The com I mittee numbered thirteen, out of I which there was but one lone gold « bug. Richard K. Erwin was also ; remembered by being made an ali ternate to the national convention at Chicago. The sehx-N'd delegate* from this district are W. H. Humphries, of Portland and Ralph (Greugory of Muacic. Hugh Dough • erty of Bluffton was deflated, and that too. after making a forcible declaration that he would stand >Joyal to thecause of silver first, last and all the time. i But m speaking of conrenious. f it was a silver aggregation and nothing on earth could head oflthr seutime. tin its behalf. Rut with > all. its advocates were cool but in earnest. They were not radical i at any point at issue, and for this received mere favorable evnsidera II tion from those opposed. The contention ended in perfect good humor, and with a determination to elect the ticket nominated by the largt«i majorities ever dug up • in Indiana for any candidates ou any ticket. The republican national convention last week nominated the tariff Napoleon, William klcKinley for presid-mt. and gave him a run ning mate in the name of Garrett A. Hobart of New Jersey. The convention was void of ail interest save and except the folk>w-.np and interret shown in the financial plank of their platform. In the faeeofa.l opposition a straight, nmxanpromising gold platfcnn was adopted, which can be found elae|where in this edition. Several state delegations bolted and left the conveatton. Octuide of the excitement of th s pan of their work, the convention waa one of the Uii.ewt ever held. The moneyed .interests of the country run the convention to suit thec.eelvee, and it is safe to say that the people will take a hand in turning them down this fallThe ll«n Fred S. Ualdwed of Winchester. i.«a •‘andidate for the, democratic nomination for t-uncrese in th s district. As Mr. Caldwell

« a mau of exception*, abifity and iadeißoaat of whac c -th. wewoa’J Ito more than pieased to see him thus honored. The de*-gales trom ; Adams routin’t do better than to en-i ibe-y entire support and inline* -to toward Mr. CardweC sm-m | ination The Adan® evunty delegatee to the state eonveatia-n &« well as mary other?, are at Indiana;* - this wets, raking a hand in shaping the po-iriee and other intere-is t<f the Kate. It was 'he m iarg **• attended ard e-thns-a?-' c ronven!!-' w i he’d by ’be dem«Tats fc«r years. Ml , ||

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AUDITOR S ANNUAL REPORT I • —or THE— H RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES! or ao*M® couwvv. inoiana. ros VMS vsa® SNOmo, I MAV It. ts»«. I To rtr H -nortblt r*a <! ■/ Cofimiwisftcrg -/ Ailanu UoMn'y. huliana I erWVUIKXr Serrwltb I i>re«-ut to yaa • stet*«®Mrt as the FlmmW -wadlUo, «f I lauuty. ho the ;••* ra4la« lay It. I«®*’ *• I f fVII J a fi| IStllA SSiXBIBIkKI. Inn, » MBw I o—wwreiaoere. > re—iei — w cowmvv wsvsmus wscsimts. I Balance v» hand June LV* . - ■■ ■ yft -l- /- | Balaucir on band county ainkltut hind June I. Vto> ».s?» m | Airn-wat from tai*o liecett.brr. l-to 1- 0 u I Amount from la tea May. V*» *.«*> to j Amount from Jn.-hes Ail m | Amount fr a; idHtw lk-eoae t« i A ■ a 're > • ; Amoont frva; «-stmy fund It Amount from Jury nrea .. ... .... It to > tuber aocires , t-"• Amount fr -t- damages on highway.... b B Amount from evuaty slaking furni LCh M Mtr-kna nri.rmiu awt> rii.tn ncßino nwai. man County rerun ae .. • - ■ III«g Ckmnty sinking fund . . ■ ■ ... • I#B Ba amwofeouatyrereaueoa hand May n. I"* Ba;anc» »-f county atnktng fund on hand May »L I** . tun* T..ta*_ .• wwsrgian DISSUdSCMSHT*. Eim-nw* of county uylum . St** T i Etotmar of court. - ...... LSB--i F.tprcwr of jury, . ... Arete Etneeurof prtnon . re .Expense of Insane ... ■>. . -m» U Etoense ot speciSe . - Ftpense -t county order* and bond* ft 1 Etpeure of county attorney* *ll *® I ipense ot biciiwny* Expense of ia-,3e«ts ...... ,!?•** Etper.re of county vS em . „ *•-. to Etperur »f m"fEt pen* of print ng . > •» Ripense of a*e*«a‘>bC . ■ - i Ft pet.* of court Lou* ....... .. ... ... t.o* -4 Eipea* ot court bailiffs • ■- ,2. Ftpes* of ditches... F.xprn* of stat, nery .- ... ••• ••• *•***, Ftp-ait of iward of bealtfi Ft pen* of state toner oleot lastituthM « •» F tpeo* of bridges. Etp. - - ' Eiper.*->f tadetfng record ••• F (per* of coast* <uprrini«r4ent LI “ ® Expense of electric light ■ - z . .. » Eipen* of enumeration. . . . ■ WF.imtn* of taxes refwtodud... • -■• -s!* Expraar of liwery hire. E*pec*of Cittwnn le.epb-UK Ccwiiary • -- ■• • * I County revenue :ran»fereed to scrx-.. fund *» . him-::* ot mlserl-accus. . ®* '*• TirttoL- - ■■ Etprnae of sinking fund of ixmd Jio. I Graad total. **t.hß>a cxmib>t o« utCß'ora axo ot»»uMtt*«wra iff the wartooa fenda by the Auditor of Adam® coctnty. Indiana, fru the Ssca: yea- end.nr May »L it- • , aaj •“ am a2 £ m 7 * *. £ * s’ x - .it i h e ! ?? ? i ■ . s HXt» : 5 -1 ’if f I s “ I : a - ** * debt - - .- . - . * •tAte Mate acboo, revenue I HP* Ti ISSc* ?- r« . ’ - . ' - I-'--... - Benevt-liai :.:«stltutiOß fund . : CS* -H ■ V-- 0* ! «?■ •« Toremhipfusd... «M& 1* -w» * ittob«- vub si~. m k«*«fami- — is«w ->» a' inis M -■* i: ue -is Gr; i ♦ -4 «*j a- rs< « src « T»B I Aperta! actaxki sud . .. .... * MM da J H—~ : Loca. t. -am fu*d .... JStVU WK ♦. «* « sa •« 2» I*< fund I’-a T* j loc a sen ■~t Lkjuoe ttoen* futoi .... p-e to !»• ® ••.*><« s- - • T:p »- i«» f-nd ... m-r .* am r Liteary f■ .. .. Iti •’ -i I SB W ~ ' Ducatar -rpoeutioe- r-Wh A. i*c.-»1 . csai M ti - “ oi?*.' uni ... . ii ♦*- £ -1 <*’ 1Berm- c.-rv vatug. ... ...... list M . 1 * xr i» ”■* W WaapcMaawexavrtroad .... .... w itoo « .-. e f l*au -i. rravr. rod . . ! ittoito ”<• <* E-ym Ida iravel rrel . it** » | fcM re UM- 41 «Srt B •« M .■ Burse cmv- rood. 3S v. , County aiukiM fuad e at fdW a * . Cocaxuoa: eeh.- ’ ftxd ..Her*- WO- V XSI4- 5. fC zi •--- i oaurerekoeiai w-sunh fund mtereal -re --gy sy . w C'-bsatjr revwiar ««• 3- *EI«- U -Mrt K ~ < s r ‘ • • e'» tua- 1.,-t ■ r.--‘ a Ahditort fun..: ?S it- 3». fl.nd. T>- • Kto b . Clerk's fund. i.'O IT Vo IT ‘T Treasurer* fund ... - * • •Overdrawn. PMAjtctAk ceaomow on ecv»r« fv*dstaaprMTiM. | < ownty -n'.- -• cashed foe o. -ikitjr remre u« . .. • s, ~ty .- . -g fatrf . I I swsn-.y boeoi* os>i--.aed..n; ■ »• ‘ Total t»a Jane L I**- StKim • aaaoLwew*. ! Aruv-ul of couxiy niveau-' • hand J.l* '-..t0 .. . Aitor-:.: of county •una.og fan- a hat i Juxe L •’* (C-iunty r»vw®»e rder» redeemed. Oonty - : - nd shad oedwts pkdeett- .... Total ream, ree* J uno L I** ' " •r-a»-*V'. ar * - - g a <»t m T la’. - .... • • *“* »* - To ; ■ : .: • - I*- F*. Jf ? Ee-pre-l la.’y submit led. IRVIS BBAXDTDEKRT. Ali-rro® I <. -cm Exuniaed and *TP*- '-d ia opee coert Ju* A f-PU. J. H. HOBROCK. 1 - t»X lUIIISIKF. - mu art* ■’*» I»A VID I hi.u’TL I reure*. ore- o*»—-•**—- w * — . re ™ Something New - - Meat and Groceries. For first-class meats and groceries see the City market. Everything the latest and x-eat and clean. Prices to suit the times Any orders and patronage will be thankfully teceived. Free delivery of both meat and groceries PHONEAfi Dyonis Schmidt.