Democratic Sentinel, Volume 22, Number 10, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 12 March 1898 — Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 [ADVERTISEMENT]

Republican candi ’at»-s Hr u ruination. owing to the nearness of the time designated tor bolding their county convention, will be published in this column f r O e dollar: Au itor. Wm. U. Babcock of Marion township, is a candidate so • Auditor of J 'sper county, subject to the dec sion of the Republican cotin y conven ion. The friends of Ezra L. Clark, of Mar-on tow ship, announce his name as a candidate tor Cou ty Auditor, subject to the decision of the Republican county convention. Sheriff. Mate J. Reed is a candidate for renomination to the office of Sher iff or Jasoer county, subject to tpe decision of the Republican coun ty convention. Surveyor. Hugh L. G imble, Rensselaer, City Engineer, is a c .ndidate for the office of County Surveyoi of Jasper county, subject to the def cision of the Republican corven tion.

John E. Alter, of Union township, iscaudidn'e for renomiuition 'o the office of surveyor of Jasper county, subject to the decision of the Republican county convention. Commissioner. Ist Dist. Abraham Halleck, of Keener township, is a candidate for reelection to the office of Gounty Commissioner for tic fi st district, subject to the decision o f the Republican county convention. Commis toner, 2o Diet. James t- Ir.vin sa candi ate for tn<- office oi county commissiouei tor t.ae secoii i .(istrict, subject to the d c s.ou <>f the Repub licaii county cot ventiou. js your hair Srcen? H’s only another way of asking, Is your hair growing? For green means growing. You can MAKE hair grow by using Jeer's Affair QJigor

JUST DISCOVERED IT. From the Indianapolis Sentinel. A oorrespon ent from one of tbeoutside townssends ns <m article concerning tax dodging and says in an accompanying private letter: “Thefacts<l is. losed by Gen Harrison’s speech owlit to be fired at tboae rascals every day f-om now until the election. I have been a republic m ever since the first organization of thereuubli anpnrtv, and voted for MoKinlev at the last elec Fn. But I am satisfied that the republioin party has now bandoned the cause of the people for the c use of the bondholders and I meant sand with the people.” This is a very excellent sen iment and one which the Sentinel alwavs rejoice to find among its ri pnblicau friends The article inclosed is as follows-

“ Gen Harrison in his speech in Chicago on the 22d ot February last showed t at in the sicg e state of New Yoik there is annually conceals from the tax assessor the enormous sum of *3,000,000,000 worth of personal property, consisting prinoipally of bonds, notes, mortgages, stock etc. He asser.s further that these seennties are held principally by the men of great fortunes. This property, if assessed its proportionate sharu, say at the r .te of $1 on the hundred, or 1 percent wo’d y-«id to the state annually $30,01’0.000 revenue. Was there ever such a gigantic robbery perpetrated in the world before? Here are men who e'utch n their fists everv year $30,000,000 ot plunder the fruits of fraudulent concealment o'’their property from assessment, a d yet thei the street corners and cl moi from uav to day for a gold standard in order that their bonds and notes may be paid in what they call honest money The rascals should every one be in the pen - tentiary a.id made to forfeit to the state every dollar’s worth of property they have concealed. his would be measuring out to them the very essence of justice No wonder they can contribute millions to Mark Hannas campaign fund.” The only com pl a nt that we have to make of oui republican friends who 1118 and oome to it is that -h\ th ®7 J® *° lon 8 finding out what ails them. Of course the conceal“x assessors is dishonest, and tax eight years The Sen80tlvtl1ywaged war against the tax dodgers of this state, I r , i B9 l the legislature adopted a law to remedy this very evil and one which brought many mtllions of dollars upon the tS“dun” oates. Our correspondent certainly km w “k 80 dld Gsd * Harrison and ell other republicans, for they made this very law an issue against us in i 832. .Nor ias ne f io “ff bee “ Up in 8t te politics a one. An effort was m oe to reach this BuroMeJhv va SfOr ‘“‘te o * f °r national purposes by the income tax olau je in the Wilson tanfl law. That clause was wava^t° nt supreme court in a way that gained the censure of decent people everywhere, and yet when the ch;cago convention proposed to put in that ™nifhi’| ndge ' W i° lonldI onld io their duty the Chistim “ P y d ' B °“iioed it as anarTh«re is no question that the income WM constitutional and just ▼otL if’** b * W Ot l herwis e only bv the veto of one man, who ehsnggd his mind en^ralT^fV I®® 1 ®® I’xh«W°‘Bten 1 ’ xh «W°‘ B ten was Knah’r. * Re 0 the people >u4 an unparddnublo concession to Go* same t«o inL oor, '®?* nd ® ,xt BByB 11 e Gen y L SOd ”• 8,1 kuow ‘fiat y® n * ®“ * h ® stump and ESitaWP B P e *fi« B about the ■aaruusm of the demoor tie party and its The ?«InhK 8 ° k 8 th ® Court.— the robtor I k Pa T??“ S "teed It has done so for so P”?* nt proposal of the nones* Money outfit so donate $200,000 -