Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 33, Number 6, Jasper, Dubois County, 24 October 1890 — Page 1

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JASPER, INDIANA. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 24. 1890.

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lime. Your obedient servuut,

G. G .Icwett.

WK. R. COX.

K. M.MIMUTKN.

COX & MILBTJRN,

LAWYERS, JASPER, - INDIANA,

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mi n4 Cit(lt(Hl SfMvktlr

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KMW M. WMMY.

BRETZ k SWEENEY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW JASPER. ;IKDIAA.

orflCK avor JsIih Trt:1r'a RA4r Ma

A. J. HONEYCUTT, ATTORNIIlf AT LAW, JASPER IND.

Umm Mt4 SpeeUtly. OrriOE Kat 44eft'HbllMr-, In tk Mr. Hay Rlek. Apflt . !WH.

A. TRAYLOK. W. t. MINITKR.

Ttiere will Ihi ho jolot diMHMioR, m

nr. jiiciiHer replied a rollown: Ikimanapoi.1-. Oct. IS. 190. HoH.Ch-rki fj. Jewell, CHsiriaah Dmo crmiu Suit Commiiiee:

Sir I aw) Ih receiut of voor lt(er af

. . . . -

I inn (isie. ih which vom tMtk lor a ioiut

is r -. . . . . -

mho itoii. upo. w, Uooper. 1 hfe not coiiMilied with General Rahir, Hd do

not know his view, but I decliito your

iniiiuiumi lour, truly, L. T. Miches iK, ChalrmaN. Mr. Jewtftt vii Hot iu the lea.t dicoucerled by liiU etiittle. awd coHliiiywl

liii efforts to brinir About the ioint dk.

cusion. iHereforo b intmedUiPli-

wired CowmUcioHer Kuw at Wakl' ton aa follow: It bUtf tNHOHHced that oh apeAk At pointa !h the Fifth diatriet of Imliaua. I

addred ClmirmaH Micheiicr, of the re

pHinicAH otate C(mHiillee, inviting jlMt diCHiioM t the.e placoc between yon

vyOHAjreMinaa uooper. ilia aMiwer U: "Have not eoHtiilloi Gen. Jtsuai. AHd do Hot Ichow hi view, but I declioe

your prouitioH.n I therefore, or bohtlf of Mr. Cooper AHd the democratic -late committee, oddrM the challeMge

' o praoRAiif. Awawor. pieiM. The Ahove teiegrAM wa tout oorlf Ih the day and late lat iilifht. wit mi Mr.

Jewell had About decided that the rr cipienl intended to ignore If. a diapAlcb came flouting over the wire to the ef

fect that mo such proH m Grooa B Kaum con Id bo lonnd in WaahiMirtoM

Gn. Rhum, holdlof m h dooa. cm nl

1h w-M't important vfieeo within the

Rln oi the pre4dit, roentvon deity

witk

C4HiiMUHi nf Indian Xosrt.

Xow York World : IInton sW.larM

thtt when bo wroto to Liodftty tht be

won i ii (aik with th Proatdont About the

ohemo he mennt the ProaMont of a loeoi

elobont in IndtAnA.nnd Mr. HiMton did

not RieAn Anything of the kind. a aav

Hody hav aoo by lonkina; t hU lotler. He Alan dechrea that Undaev'a eheno.

prooenlftd to hint, wa pnrelv nhilan

in Topic nnn "irefl-irom Any neilllRAl or

pecuniary iajHiirAiiffo whAteror," And

tere aaih Mr. Hnalen makoa a Mai

ment which hia own letter eontradicf.

Hero la the letter aa ho wroto it :

Washington-, D. C, Mav 6. 1999

How. McD: Lindhkv.

Dcakik: I Am in reeoint of von

note dated Mav 5th. I refjrot that Mr

Miller could not hve n iven von the time

. A ... . - "

iltnt woHlfl have Allowed of a lull ex plaAAtion beinR- ntAde of yonr project

I feel nro thnt he like mveelf. wonld

hnvo been AAtUKed (hat the propocod work would hove enabled na to aavc In-

disHA. 1 ntvaelf am henrlily in fAVor of

it, nnd At the nrt opportunity will apeAk

w tne troi(ient aimiui it, or will, if op portnnity wonld offer, talk to Mr. Mil

ler though I don't believe ho eould bo

made to feel the mwhs interoct in it thnt I do. He baa never taken mnch intereat

In prncticAl politic. Of conrto I could

not oak i'OH to remain here in the citv

Rhtil I eonld learn wbet wo could flo

with reKArd to Indian a. Don't know, in

ff, when 1 will be Able to talk with the

President about the matter. If von will

aend me yonr addreM when von leave

here, aa oon on I have an opportunity

Ann ravc talked with tbo Proeidont

ill eommuHiente with yon. Trulv ynura, J. N. Hoatok.

none any man in hk aenaos believe

thai tho three refereneoa to "!h Proai

dent" in a letter written in WaAhincton

meant the Preeident of an Indiana Club !

Ilooa Mr. finaton rxiect anv eane mam

to believe Any thine; of the kind?. And

ir LAmtuy a ecnemo waa nreoentod to

hint m a pnrely pbilAnthronte one, "froo

from any political or pecuniarr oIatmIII-

eance whatever." what did be mean by writing to Llndeey that Allornev-Gene-

rAl Millar wonld hAVO boon "eotUCed

thAi the prntxwA work wonld bava en

abled na to ave Indiana?" That oart

of Mr. Hneton'e mind whieh ia annpoiad to make ditintione botweon tnrlh and

AAlAebttod k maniletly la a atate of eoi-

I

Tbo root of Hm wboto matter lo perfa et

Tleo) Vwry Lnt CIum.

The foliowinr eabiecram annoared In

tho Aaeetete4 Proae paoore of tbo 19th

mat.:

Lovoov, October 15. In view of the

lArjre number of workincmon ureorinT

rn emirrate lo Amertoa In ooneeauooee

of the McKinlnr bill, the United State

eonank in ililnront eltian are giving the

wiiieet p-H hi telty to me proviMon or the

contract labor law. It i aaid. bownrer.

Ihla aw i being openly violated by

Agenia a AmertoAR mAHnraetnrinr o

laniiAnmnnu, and ea pee (Ally the eottou

And woolen gomla mAnNfaotnreA.

Who expected anything elee than thU

result? llavinftT auceeedeil in ralaint the tariff on tho product of their milla

o aa to aecHre I hem ak alntt foreign eow

petition, tbeAmertean manufActurera Are

HOjnr Imporling thoiianndt of akilled la

tor era from England and Europe who

Have beet Accuatomed to lower WAgo

nan the American laborer. To-morrow

there will be ff.590 en rout tor the

United State, all of thorn have embarked

inno ibo l(Mh of thi month.

Nothing; N more eertain than that the

cle of nrafea In every induetry will be

lowered from a foenh to one-third with-

n the next ix nonlha. Repnbiiean la

borer, who have voted the Republican ticket coMselentionely believing that parly to be their bet friend, have eontrl-

bated to thi nppalltnf eondiiion of Af

fair, ahi the Kenublienn party ha peeaed

inriiMKn iim notiao. Ann win nea

.a . a . a j A . .

inrougn ine senate unieeaeheoked bv an

overwhelming defeat at the poll November 4, the Foree Bill, whieh not only give the Mpaopolieta control of the bal

lot boxee iu thin country, but of the

Army, taw Mavv And the Courta. Thv

I ready hnve the Treaeurv. and with the

word ah1 the puree in their hand, they

win rettnee the Inbor of thin eonntrv. nnd

the tew 1 1 mereaante nnd menu fact nrera, and all wage earnera to abjeet lAVery. If the Akilled mechAnk doaa not wiah to receive the pill once they offer him for

la tlally work, they will flood the coun

try with pauper laborer from Eorooe.

Thif election le the very Iat chanoe. our opinion and we aoetk deliber-

ateiv-thtt I he Maee of The Peoole

ill haye to turn back the tide of deeoot-

iam whieh the Moneyed Oligarchy have boldly outlined aa the t xed policy of the KepuMioa party, their willing Instrument, that they Intend to Alamo noon

the admiMietrattAAi' of the FVderal Government. Tliere will be United State

KayoneiA at every future election If the

wR w4apannBVmMI aMarmmfl 4t Jw OT4Mm9f e

KEY. DARNELL,

MO FltrBMD TO LABOR HK

FAVOK PIKKMKTONat.

TIm RenHhllenH Ceme1Ma4e

CaHigrena Cernereel.

NX gyaftAa Mm Iwatile.Ha nt Wtmpimfm

VM t'. fiHMtW.

Had the Republioane of thie diatriet

ABewn tne reeord that w. n. liarnell, their candidate for eongre, mde in the

at ate legislature two veara ago. lliev

wtHild not have had the gall to nnt hlmi

mb a eeoond time for a reornaenlAtive o:-

flea. II U record abowe him to be one oi

h woret enemies organined labor ever

had In thie aUte. Ho wa 1m fvor ofi

nnkerton'e deteetiven havimr full nwav

in the atate to coerce kboring men when

they would remonstrate against unfalr tretfineHt. In ItMl the same loATialaturn ihalalAC.

tad benjamin HArrieiHi to the United

Slaves SMHAte. DA ted eertaiH atMoxiou

bills to the laboring people, known se the intimidation law, numbered in the

ittviaaaiMetutee 2l2tJ and 2127. They

provided beaw nenaltlaa far vrv trivial

orenaee. For InaURoe ia ease of n rAiiroad strike, an employe, who undertook to prevent some one else from taking hit

piece, was subieet to a fine ol 1000 and

aot lose than aUO. i a whUih tnt Im

Added imprisonment in the state prison

more man twenty-one years and not lesn than two years. It was a Itting

tatate for a Reoublicen hwUUtnre to

paae. It provided exeeesive punish ment

or employes in case of strikes, but let

tne corporations go free.

iThe ininstice of the law was aaMlfAat.

And as soon as the last legislature mat,

Representative Nolan, a Democrat c

member, introduced a resolution to have iba obnoxious and uncalled for kw dis

criminating against kboring men re

rtmiaiers mm. fdiits. Kduoational. An F. M. B. A. farm

er return from hearing Sam anon Cox

apeak end meeting a Democratic farmer

Ftrjia Akd how he liked the epeaklRg.

rirei rsie," ne answers. " What did you leara V was aeked. "Nothing I" heaiutlngly. "fWn't yow larn Anything About the

tariff on binding twine, and or iron and

steel for reapers And mower, and trace

chain-, and fin pan. And on woolen aud wonted goods ; and about a national

prohibitory liquor law, nnd of the pro posed force Mil, ABthiirking federal else.

lions officer to interfere with all our election, And eount the voles as Ihey pleAae. no matter what names aro on the ticket?" "No, he ain't got as far ne (hat yet ;bat he talked about county orlcera' Aakriee, the neeoMity of immersion for salvation.

the beauty of brfltnerhood in the anerete of the r. M. B. A'." .

The Mil for the repeat of this law came

to a vote on February ftth. 189. sixtyix voting for it end twenty-fpsir againtt.

Among those Toting agsinst it was W. N. Darnell, then i Representative in the

legisiAture from Greene county, and the

preeent Keaublicaa CAHdidate for Con-

gre in this district. It was a direct alap at Ubor. and this action alone

should he eaosnrh to keep the neonls

from voting for him. It shows him to be a subservient tool to wealthy carperMiosis, willing lo do their bidding when-

.

ever cAiiea upon

0The new eenans gives Texas f.-

232.230 people, ah iHereaan of 40.21 per cent.; and Tenneacee l,H&ltTii, mi inor ease of 14 39 per eeal.

ftTThe meetings of Mr. C. Znekrieffel

At Kellerville anil St AHlbonyJaet week

were each well Attended, and hie argu

ments were good Koed sown in good ground, and will' produce a crop of

uetnoeratk votes a week Irons next

Tuesday.

fT9"Col. J. D. Armstrong epeke lo a

good awdieneo at eM. Anthony' Friday nigiit last. ahiI explnined the hardahiaa

of the MuKiuley tariff on the fArmer, and

the hypoerisy of the Kepnblieau party.

towArna the soWMers m a masterly manner.

All through hi tour of the West en

hie wy homo from Washington City. President Harrison was received with

spontaneous, greetings of great Joy. It

was an approval or hH duties, fAithfully

diiwhantod, aa Chief Magiatrete of tho

greateet nation of the work). Inde

pendent.

Uow'n thst for a Repotioan F. M. B.

A. opiwion of a Preeident who otScially reooininended to Congress that the NatiouAl Dnnk. wbieb the F. M. B. A. pror fiat h oondenan. Hon)d be sJ lowed to

ieeae immos upon a dopoeit of i per cent.

IabVwB iHMAjfA,

nrtu, .Vf lag

m MW oart af Ral a4

lMaia. rarwaalar tlattae gtvae !

m 4mt Itaai ftaitt. Caartaa' St

BRUNO' BULTI5EU,

1TT0UN1T IT UW

ad Notary Fahlk, Jastki. leaiAAA,

tirtt.l, r la uH tk Cmti f fA4

f v rr

ttttj eawHiM.lfteiaM.

Ian S. lev.

CIKMiJET DOANE

Attorney at Law.

AAPKR, IKP.

"ITTtM. arfteU I tat Cart af KM r . tmi

Mitl!i"Citef" V'MI. Wtt M 4n MrMt

OHO J. BUETTNER

Pention, Eeal Eittte, and

Iniurance Af ent,

JASPER, -

Prttikr ttUwUcai RrM to paaMaa eUtm4 ir

Km Khm aM m r8aM tnn. Uirre "rtti Hi th Wm hmmmKi. officr m, Tin mwh HAia Xite enMn. MAMy.

NEW Harness SHOP

OX Ml IX 8TRKKT. orPOSITat THE CORN Mil.!., JASPER, ITTI. MemiM Tnxltr HAS openM t,l a RARRRM AROF mm mHcIM jUrt of Matrenarc, i ARt.tJI CRRAP FO ALli WORK GUAR ASTF.VI) TO IVR SATISfAplON, Alr;tekf RAR5RSA. SAIMH.K". le SfV.'a 2 -il! ni ryWag llr a FIRST. iLAAS SHOP ta alet frarn. .MaVnwit ak fr erMIt, Imt pteaas gtv it call n lenm avrtera. April is, ims iy, LOUIB TwOXLIR.

DBNTISTRTI

Bsnmnfeeal

B. A. MOBY,

. RESIDENT DENTIST,

Rit.AIfD, - . . IND.

at thaw IQani

Ranmia eecretary reeeliai

jcwmi a dtspateh and sent the renU-

uea. ftaamle evidently afraid to meet

UmgreMMMAn Cooper, and 'lakec thie

mean of evading a debate with him. If

be expects, however, that an evasion of

ihu kind will avail him am thin hi-

knows very little about Indiana politic.

imeirmaa eweu naa no idea of allow ing the matter lo drop. It k hk iaten lion to compel Mr. Ranm to give a di

rent answer one way or the other, naum

Must no tbk or stand in a rather ridicu-

light before the public India im

pel k Sentinel.

Pecttllar PowcIom FsMtfl. The following statement, compiled

from the pension records, shows the

number of widows who were drawing

pensions on June 30. 1997, and the

amount of the name. Those who drew 91 200 a year and upward are the wid

ows of generak and ether high military or civil officers. Since the date men

tioned a number of these high-toned

widows have been added to the roll

The widow of Chkf Jnciiee Wnite

draws fS.OtO a year, although no one h

vet explained why the country is undei

any more obligation to take care of her

ban of the widow of some humble

nember of the eivil service. Her h

hand drew $10,900 a year during the

many yearA lie wha on the bench. I lit

widows of Gens. Grant, Sheridan, pre

ment and McClellaa are among the high

grade pensioners:

The tetsl number of widows drawing

pensions is 99,370 divided into classes as

feilowe:

FfMr;tk. 909 93

Wlet 4M fee losrtdaieiaaf 199 da law

etaaea from the rkawwislte to I the eoWor? It naisnd an ant aammri.

rsn e ija. am aat a a. . a . e . asm. . " -,. - T r-

vemirmAiiniaw -m-woti wan y ran inwnanpnguHwg swuw wr reoaitaiiag two soHfiers

af parowanod negro voters in those state, snd eAllora orphanA' home at Knight-

the proposal from the point of rlew ofi requiring township trastees to provide it practkabilitv alone, as the published for the decent burial, In other than panletiera how, withnot the leat qualm enT.per harial grounds, at dsesasd soMiera

Md'sailora who ehall have died residents

of Indiana and without msaae to defray

mnersi expeasee. (Unap. 7R, p. 139.) It paaed sn act cad ing to the United Hinta

force Ihey have tripped over tbeirLlurieilHMion over the land to be Acquired

eonseteace or tne smaiieet snow of re

volting at the rascalitv of the pwieot.

ine proor I pn-rect. it i rumUhed by IhemAelve. and In their effort to break

its

own falsehoods.

ftaka' and the County Auditor.

EMToa Courikr: Ir (cat week's

Argue, 'Rske.' Its Ireland

dent, states that John Gramelweseher.

nounty Auditor, did all in hk power to

defeat Gov. Movv : that he eircukted a

mper to ine eaect taat never was a

coward.

As to Mr. G. trvlnr to defeat Hover.

weaomit ii;se to him calling Hover a

coward, we deny. The race for never-

4. 1. a. a. a. l. 109. s. " t. I. 1. S19. 792. 9.

2,343.

99.

1,999.

a.

1,397.

1. a.

9L909.

1. arfje

0 ' i, '

Par Ttr

9.00

2.9UI 2.0011

l.0l

90M

799 90i 940 4RU

4-M 484 ao aoo 9n9 240 214

24

190

144

190

99

X wart I- X.iVr MiiF

aa4 ill .fkVVrHi T'

AafllW.Mie-ly

The silver kw, passed by the reanWi A 0 0 H ft 0Ta fcHmKHNrt IPsWI nrf t TWT mVwM

the 30th of June aext. The coinage of

silver, under tbk kw, will cease en that date. Let every rotor- ia lediena re member thk met when he gees to the

nelk on lection dor to record Hk vet-

dkt upoa the work of tbt Ifty-trtt eon-

in Grant conntv An- the nenr natUMMi

borne for disabled vol on leer soldiers, snd exempting the name from state,

eonniy ana utuatetpet UXAtloa. (Chap,

9, p. 10.) It peeaed aa act reouirine

county clerk to furaieh, free of charge.

in poasHHs cwimeais. inetr widows, or

pnaas or acsutn. an information

tained In the enrollments of soldiers

soldier.' widows nnd orphaae fled by the township Aaaeasor in the clerk' of-

(Chap. 208, p. 17,) It da

act mskinr it aa offense puaiahabk bv

flue and imprisoament for any person to

witnoid, mntllate or destrov the earn

mieaion or dksharge paperA of any col-

nor wan between tvo enldkre. Hcrer

nnd Rataon. The cbargee against Hnrev

in the pap elTcakted were a matter of dkr. after they ehall hare been demanded K lAl'saaWar skA.9 lvAa maaAitfeaxml la Lm I ! a. I.li a . . .

"'" " P"n"u" ny aim or aHaaisMWHMsl Agent. (Chap,

P u a aoaiitoa to these ore

the army to accept a civil ntfee.-the

word coward waa nnt ned : H originated in the narrow mind of "Rake." As to the appointment of the Boone

Township Trustee, when the Repuhii. ran Trnatee elect wonld not qualify, even after the time was extended five day

longer tUAn the law retiulre. we would

Imply nay that "lUke" Again mtsrepre.

aents the trnth. as wifnesA the sotendid

nnnorsement or Mr. ua appointment in

ihe spring election. "Rake.' and his

aesockle, thought thev held a aortgage

on Boone tewnahip repnhlians, with a view of personal intereat. Ilk deal re to appeal to their prejudkeA will nnt avail him anything, a we know Mr. G. to he

a straight democrat in politic, hut also know him to be straight and fair in hk

nek! duties. Ne republican can ar that there baa been any partiality Ir the discharge of them.

In comparing Mr. O. with Mr. Lem-, Hi hk opponent. "Rake" merely

gnsu. and prove hk imorauee in mk- Mirhi..

spelling Mr. L'a. name. There is ewe Wkamsli

tamg ceriAin, air. G. wnaht not sign n Ohla

visions for the veteraan, the legislature

looked a nor the needs of the eft (sen soldiery, and made a thorough revision of

the militiA kw. -The new kw baa at

read? neen mmontt rated to he a Mr.

AckRt Inducement for the organkation

nnn maininnswee or aa emcient atate mllitk. (Oaap. 117, p. 924 p.

uuaa.

road petliton. and pfrtend tn he favor- Tk J..

Farm Mortgage iHdehtadaann.

inn nanKera' Month v. a carsfHllr

ernieHi ann very eonserVAIIva nnlillac.

tkn, give the Amount of mortgages on

rm in nix. WWIWR MMH--IHA Mf

"aving been aeoaratelr ccmailedMft

M . a . a . r r - -----

nguree oni ine interest on the same at

pr eem , wnicn, eeriatniy. M a VCTr

laiaifm TranB, tiz:

FamXnec. tataraH.

W4.90a,00 f 14000.000 945.000.909 98.700.000

97 000,000 a4.B30.OOft 900.000 000 a0()0e.004 387.000004 9i.090aO0

1.127004,000 87,490,000

Kanaaa Indiana

Iowa

lawk to the fHjthfoners. In foot helnw m.'.T. . ",f""1 infregate

of them, and wrftea note to the revkw- Vr'Zl IZ'J!1 Urn for damages to aosese the damage as I -Rt., fyw.iee atK).

jiofhhrb aa possIMe. etating in the note that 1M he was not krorabk to the read, L.i 5 a a -e m

MiRoagw ph" ngnea ine njetmoai we know (hat Mr. O. would not he gutHv

or sac an act: hk doings are open and

On the offect of the Increaee of the wool duika, the Oh keg e Tribune (Rep.)

The wed -grower will not have . ..

areaserT price kw hk aeeoee. They have

fraalr. Wn answer Rata In behalf mtZTTl?Tr?79

IT-ACC".r!f 1" " J. r convk-cnHHfnption. That will kssen the doWHM Ma.w, T-.!!!!?'B K! Asaerioan tine wool, and that

wwwn g ie mr ate arntai eesautt upon Bspsmsamtlro Wittard, a Democratic

member, to flea aroteeu taae uowoid

ina; hoodlamkm and roaUnieea ia the

staio kgiklature. Theee acts on hk oari

A A a . . . '

snow mm to do ORiireiy unit for thn po

I I ion to which be aspire, aad which

aefaatsd him for a re-nomi notion at the

hands of the RapuMieaa party ia Greene county to the sense oalec. All hough even

ss opponent was said to pa entirely unfit for the oAoe of Representative ta the

legislature.

Indianapolkgun: When Mr. MeKia

ley startled the feithfal republicans of

Htoiiigan mtv, lnd.. the other day. by

idling tnom that he "hoped their

neat end dietingaahed representative in

eeaerroA would be re-efeeted by an In

crenead majority," he rather put hk fool

in it. The "eminent and dktincukhed

representative" of that district k

ahirelr. a rock ribbed democrat from

the head waters. Mr. McKinley should

stadv hi geography more closely. He

made his mistake by enaposing that be

esueaee was la Michigan Cfiy ha must

of course, he in Michigan ea4e. where

only good repahikannareeketed to eon-

greee. The Ohio maa k a great man

away from nemo.

The recent census show I bat the drift

of the ooantry'A population k toward

he ritiea. The Beaton Herald call at-

ten I ion to the fact in ninety two eilke ol ihe country having a population af upward of 20,000, the aggregate number of

nbabitnnta 1 nut at over 21.000000.

which k a gala af nearly 90 per mist, for

-a . a. .

ina atty pnpaiation. compered w tb that

of the rural diatriet a af the eewatrr. In

ataeaaohuaetta the eity pecek ooastltate

coneideraWy more than one-hair the to

tal population of the whok state.

win mwer tne price of wool. Se the aheen-ownor who was ihmmi t ka ik.

MWhkh of voa can fell me the mean, eh kf gainer will ha I be. chief loser, for Ing of amen?" asked the teacher of a ha will pay more for hk woolen goods

Harry aad get iom for hk wool. He

means that yon worse than the consumer who

Darkse Co. Democrat : Hon. John L.

Bretx. Itomoeralk candidate for Con

green in thk diatriet. apokejat Ceonelburg

monoay nignt and at speom Taeedny night. Mr. Bretx doee not pretend to he

an orator, nut aa makes a eonrinc nc

peeah. bristling with Democrat le. truth

and principle. At his meeting in thi

ouaty he has had a good attendant

and hk aadieneea were composed of

good listeners. He has made a most ex

ceileat impreeeiOR, nnd many friend

wherever he ha gone. The election k

only three week off. and everv voter i

thk district friend! v to western interest, and to hia own welfare, should naa that

Mr. Bretx'c aame k aa his ballot an alee-

ton day.

There la every reason in the world for

Republican to leave hk partr thk eke

fkn ; hut a single good reason cannot be prodaeed why a Democrat shoahi do so.

Every important reform advocated by the third party in now. and has been for veare. advocted bv the Democratic party. . , I a a .... 1

tm owiy res son incee reforms are not

laws have

a KepwWkea stndor ear other

wan J iwrH hosst the BspaMleaa tkket

atihwen you'll voAa-aoke..

pays yoa to vntaWaahaa other ;

tfokett

It k imoeeelhk fwr tho Dtasooratk)

party te give Ihe aoemtry any Wad of

reform for at roast van) yearn mora Iths

oat of power m congress and in .the Aaa-

Ah who ever heard of say partr

giving reform when H k oat of powtr.

it win amve to have the rrekknt. nnd

both braMche of eoajgree, before k car tarn a wheel. What are yoa formers., whose hands era now mortgaged, going

to do until Iben ? Why, the very last owe of yoa would be an idiot a it auh.

jjnet for an insewe nay I am. No, vote the

r. M. B. a. tkket, every mothers eon of yoa, aad do sonaething for yourMiree, Independent.

now, we never called farmers idiots i:

Vat we are juatiled from the above la

eoacludiwg that I)tifc4dah thinks tbef -are, or he would'At call them so particalATly after having begged them to OR

ww Mm to be their organ I Jla. taar

era not idiots by a long shot, aor laa-

years more of Republican rule, such en. Da lend ach voted for and now fAVors, woulda't make them idiol. " Nor ara-

many af them weak enough to be ted in to voting the P. M. B. A ticket by such lttb. True, the Democrats are aat of power ia Ihe National Government, and bare been for thirty yearA. aud are there-

fore not respond bk tor the present de-

preesed condition of the farming mm

boring interests, for their parly baa' kept telling the people all along that tbk

state of affairs would inevitably follow seek ekee legisUtloa as Dufondaeh hat,

a variably endorsed. because be knew

it was Ropablioan policy. Yet it k. a. good deal nearer power than any new party an hope to be in thai tima. It

eaet ever KJ0.00O majority of the pap ular vote two years ago. and-over 909..

090 majority of the while peo pies' vote,

no Hepuoiican pariy ft as been kept In

power by Dufeudaeh'o vote and the ne

groes, for twenty years past, and surely It ia nearly tima for intelligence to begin to prevail with the negroes. The

uemoerney hare a good maiv mora

mem be re of Congress in both branch lhaR any new party can reasonably hope

ever to have, and if formers are in favor of reform Iu the administration of the government, And of a reduction of text Alton, their votes for the Demoerntk

eaadidAtna will be far more effective

than if east for any fourth party's aetmU aaae of any kiad.

fTCol. Jm. A. Wright. Ihe elrcna

candidate for CoHgreea In the 1st dk trict. is posted for a speech at Hunting

uurg io-inorrow. as ae is running on

pi at lor m endorsing the singk-tax doc

iritie.espoasen hy the F. M. B. A.

te-dny k beosnse the Democrat!'' which nominated him Int, and

net had the power, and the fact m he said ia acoepliHg he fully endorsed

primary Sunrkr

held Hp hk hand.

It

hart got through," he said.

eaaep, nan who toees at oaf tad only.

that in everv case ReaMakllMai

ill feel latlvoa hare voted Again t them when Has aa ineoroerAted tat kttu Ii..iu r

- m - - - . w. wi. . vvi

Lkmacrat.

the plalform, perhaps he will explain

ine single tax theory to hi party frkad DurendAch.so that hk parlv organ may at ia Barnntay with Ike ptriy. f

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