Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 53, Number 3, Jasper, Dubois County, 21 October 1910 — Page 8

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Kft.168 TO COL. R00SVELT

KdfcuJes- Tariff ommtSsion and Warns Against Now Nnt'ronaUsm In .Stote-Whle Speochoi.

Iirairoiwrfs Declaring t'liat John W. Kora rmJ fustit jeara ao, r.u tili stanüa for the same princU'lcs or reform that Senator Beveritlgo hai Just discovered, William Jenninga Erymi tniho Into Indiana nnd started H toiy uf the state at Auburn In support of Mr. Kern and tho Democratic süto ilrkeL .Mr. Bryan Indorsed Mr. Kern for the UnJte"d States Senate to mrcieed Albert J. BerorWto 'rfltbout eiulvpcat!oo. took a few shots at th "bw ajiUonailsBx- of Theodore Roosevelt n1 rkllculed ttro tariff commhon. Meß as a sulttjcfusp a'n open atlmission that the Kejmblluan party 1b Ineomjjetont to handle the tsrlff qiteatk Intelligently througrh Ua majority

jib ungress. mis, no Baifl, is the very roooon why a DoniocYatlc Cougreet sUottld he elected a Cepgreas that will mise the tariff with tlw information tht is already at hand' Col. !?O0iereU's tariff redlcament

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lnd telb tho people, that tinless they let Beverldge, who voted against tlw PayneiAldrlch WU, they will be doing t!?emlws great wfonf, and coes In

to MaRMchusetta and tella the people

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Scientific JMcan. elUtkii of BrretltMn- trnaL Tomu, 3 Txr! jiwr rrnjittw, (I. Solu by oil newdtter MUNN S Co, -.Nmv York

r heard oi befoie.' -!, , CNij. DiJAu. Vial then I p:i puzzU j . vor that rua. r of S.muy Jim' : bot nnn. Herr :i9 a u, i who . ...:jrfiod for u e-i'r sldviit in- K'.j-otu't, but wh i unlit to je chair.'i.n.i of tho NV w s rk KiuMfran cuiim n:!on. Th niiisca mo I havt b en In politic". f r a lonR tlino. but I an not undrund it at all aäü vh a I am in . Ktn, I eny what J meau at tho tin ' 1 don't go hum! reds of miles away to Fpodlc my mind. Merely Follows Kern. I "Mr. Beveridgo does not stand for , nny Important voforru that Mr. Kern has not stoo.'. for longer and fought j harder for than Mr. Bevuridgo so I can't understand why any Democrat ehor.ld bo expöetod to vote for a Republican member of tho legislature.'" Col. Bryan had no sympathy for tho 'tailff commission idea. "To admit that a tariff commission is itecessnry to tomddy tariff injustice Is to admit that Republican tariffs have . been full of injustice," he said. "We Democrats agree as to the last. Wo think, however, wo have sufficient brains in the party to make an equitable tariff adjustment without such a questionable dele mutton of power ns Is contained in the tariff commission proposition." Referring to Roosevelt's opposition i to publicity In tho uiattor of campaign funds during tho Taft cam

paign, and his recent declaration in favor of the same thing, Col. Bryan said: "He cortalnly is on both wldes of the question now. He has a foot on either side of tho fence, but we are glad to see him progressive along this line, oven If he is a little alow In talking about purifying ltolltica. That's tho way to go about It. Well. John W. Kern was flghtlug for Just that

kind of a thing before Senator Bev

erldge or any other leader of his party had consented to consider the demand as possessing any importance at Ossawatomlo?' Scores New Nationalism.

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He pointetf'out that the people of the;

middle west were now enjoying o 2- j cent rail ratesecurod by -legislation i of the eeveval states. He asked haw I Jong would Vt tofic io get a, 2-cent rate j

Qhamicoy Doru?r in tho Senate, charging Senator De,pew with receiving a aajnry of ?50vOO0 a year from tho Xew York Central. flI don't know bow mueh of this new nationalism' Bpverlfige indorsen," said Mr. Uryan. "but If ho Is ns ontHusrnatie over Toddy as Toddy is over him, there is lithe likelihood of the now doctrine suffering at Mr. Beveridg'o's hands." Col. Bryan spoke of Roosoveltja present denunciations of the interference of corporations in politics. He fiftld: "Oar Kansas City platform denounced the Famo Interference in 1900

and If you -will take our declaration and hoosevelt's at Ossawatomle ton years lutor and sTiake them m a big fiag yon would havo difficulty in discovering which was which. "John Kern was fighting against this corporate influence a decade bufore Mr. Roosevelt entered the nrehn Should Join Democrats. "Mr. Roosevelt," he continued, "safl he la- going to. drive the crooks out o his party. I think Mr. Baverhlge will secretly admit that sorho of Ihem have nxinnjjed to get Into the Senate. Why doesn't he Join with Democracy in speaking out for a direct vote for Bonntors? That wU certainly b'o a step in aid of Mr. Roosevelt's efforts to drive the crooks out of politic" Col. Bryan's audiences wore largo and enthusiastic at every stop on his six-day trip. Ho has thousands of frionds and admirers in Imflana and they turned out to hoar him. Col. Bryan's strong Indorsement of Mr. Kern for the United States Scnato-met with the hearty approval of his audiences and his faith in tho success o tho entire Democratic ticket was rellocted in the faces of his hearers. Gives His Labor Record. Mr. Kern ypoke at longrti of his own record on labor questions, and contrasted it with that of Senator Beverldge and expressed himself strongly in favor of the peaceful sottlomoiU of labor disputes, the protection of tho lives and health of worklngnion and women, of liabilky laws which will afford workmen Injured in tho lino of duty speedy relief, efficient child labor lawB and nil other legislation iiccohBary to Insure tho comfort and health tt tho tolling masses. Ho paid a tribute to Governor Marshall and his administration and to iln cnmllrintnfl nn tho Rtntn ticket.

closing with a warm commendation of tho record of Senntor Shively and all

the Democratic members or congress

from Indiana, and especially urging

the re-election of Congressman John W. Bochno, of Evansvlllo.

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