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A GREAT MAN,


George Lirpard, 10 his new work called
the Nnxarcne, thus speaks OF Presidcus
jackson: ''Hc was man! Well do
remember tho day waited upon him. lie
sat there in his arm chair can see him
now. We told him Of the public distress
- the manufactures ruined-the shrouded
eagles in Grape, which were carried at the
head OF twenty ,hou.nnd men ia,e Ind, pen-
| dence Square. lie hentd US all. We beg.
ged him to lcafe the deposits wherc they
were, to uphold the great bank at Pbiladel-
phin. btill he did net say word. As
last, one of our members, moro fiery than
tho rest, intimased that il the bank was
crushed, rebellion might follow. Then
the old man arose. can see him yet.
"Come," he shouted In n voice Of ,hun-
der, rs his clehched hnnd was raised high
above his white hair. 'Comc with bay ousts
10 your bands insteah OF your pe,itiohs---
surround the White House With your legions
II nm ready for you With the people as
my back, whom your gold Gao neither swe
nor buy, will swing gov Ia around the
Capitol each one OF you On gibbst ~
high as Ilamnn's %
"When ,bink,'' says Tho author, "oe
that one man standing there at Washington,
battling against all the powers OF bank Ind
panic combined, betrayed by those in whom
he trusted nssai.ed by I'LL that the snake OF
malice could hiss or the fend OF fortune
howl when think Of that one ninn plao.
ing his back against ! . rock, and folding
his arm. for the blow, while he uttered hil
vow, 81 will not swsryc one inch from thd
course l have taken, ,"-i mist confess ,has
the records OF Rome the prouoeet
days OF Cromwell or Napoleon-c cannot
| furnish In instance Of will like that OF
Andrew jackson when he placed lifs end
soul, and fame on the hazard Of 4 die, for
| ihe peoples welfare PToridence Senfinet:
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PRESIDENrlL CAMPAIGN Of 1860.
Republican Executive Congressional Committee

HON. PRESTON KING, ". Y. Chairman
JAMES W. GRIMES, IOWA.
LF s. FOSTER. CONN.
o., the part Of The Senate.
uoS. JOHN covopE PENN. Treasurer.
Ed. wAsHHuRNE. ILLINOIS.
4 @. sPAULDISG NY.
J. b. ALLEY. MASS.
DAVID kILGORE, INDIANA.
J. L. n. STHArToN. n. J.
On the part Of the House Of Reps.
TIE Com,atee are prepared to furnish the follow
speeches.
EIGHT PAGES.
Hon. W. ". Seward, n. Y: state Of the Country.
W. II Seward. n. r.: Rochester Speech
Il. A. Grow, Penn. Free Homes for Free men.
James Harlan; Iowa: Shall the Territories be
John 81 k,dan, Penn: Who have Violated Com
miscSP
Br, Wade, Ohio lnva.ien Of narper's Ferry:
u. W. scranton and J. Ii. Campbell, Penn.: The
Speasership.
p. Blair, No. Address a, Cincinnati; Coloni-
zation and Commerce.
Orris =. Ferry, Oonn
:. Abrahsm i!hcpn. ILL.,: The demands of the South
The Republican party Vindicated.
william wiuiom, MINI: The Homestead Bill
Its Friends antl Foes
Owen Lovejoy Ill: The Fanateism of the Demo-
cratic Party
Lands ioy the I.lHdlcss--A Tract.
The Poor Whites Of the Sohsh-A Tract.
srxTErN FACES.
Hon. Lyman Tre.rbu IN: Seizure Of the Arsenas at
itlrrers Ferry. Va, and Liberty. Mo-, and in
Nindicitton Of the Republican Party.
u. ,. wade Ohio: Property III the Territories.
Z H. Van wycs, n. Y: True eDcmocracy-iI, story
INDICATED.
n wilson Mass: Territorial Slave Code.
John u. Hale, n. II.
j. J. Perry. Ne; Posting the Books between the
North aud the SOUTH .e
X. poolitttc Wis The Calhoun Revolution
Its Ia SIS and its Progress.
Carl schurx, Wis: Douglas and Popular Sovereignty.
TwENry-rouR PAGES.
Hon. jacob Co.iamer, Vermont.
IHIRry-rwo FACES.
lion. Thomas Corw.n, Of Ohio.
GERMAS-EIeur FACES.
Hon. g. A. Grow. Penn: Free Homes for Free Men.
Jsmes Harlan. Iowa. Shall the Territories be
Africsnixed?
" John Hickman, Penn. who have Violated Conf
Carl sehas, Wis Douglas and Popaar Sovereignty.
sIxrEES PAGES.
Hon Lyman Trumbul III; Seizure II the Arsenals at
Harprr's Ferry Va and Liberty, No, aud in
v,nticstien of the Republican Party.
v.H, Seward, n Y: The State of the Country
Lands for the Isaiess-A Tract.
And all the Republican speeches will be published As
dsverea.
naring the Presidential Campaign, Speeches and
Documents will be Supplied at the following reiueei
prizes:
K.sh, pages per hundred Copies free OF postage 80 50
twenty -four =" %
A8drcss either Of the above Committee.
8EuRs;E HARRINGTON, Srerefary.
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From the Boston Transcript.


MR. EpiroR Passing through Grand
to the "Metropolitan." Isaw before me a
little girl, standing tip-toe upon the steps of
en- old wooden house, and Intellectually =
striving with both hands, to turn the door.
knob. She was about nine years OF age,
plainly dressed, and with rather ap-etty,
but decidedly dirty face. As | came up.
she accosted inc with, "llere, mister, please
open this door. complied with her ro-
quest, aud had regained the walk, when she
cried odt again, s'lIere, mister, ccme back /;
come kiss me to, it!''
1t was in vain | assured the young madam
that she was perfectly welcome to the little
service had rendered she insisted per-
emptorily, at the same time putting out her
pretty dirty bill, and my gallantry demand
ing the sacrifice, kissed her for it.
That was some years ago and since then
| have good naturedly done both men and
women favoss, who, by the way they requit-
ted me, would seem to think | ought to have
kissed them for it, too.
When, though tired sith my days tramp
ing, tender my comfortable seat in the car
to some well dressed lady, | am not aston
ished that she does not acknowledge the
civility am only surprised that she Goes
hot ask me to s'kiss her for it.o
When am bound to New York, and some
friend has requested me to take his daugh.
ter or sister in charge, am not disappointed
at not finding her ready, and that our coach
is too late ut the depot; but | wonder she
does not ask me 10 Skiss hes for it -
WEer, through a second attempt, we
reach the city, and with much loss Of time
| see her to her destination, am not vexed
at her forgetting to refund the money
have paid for her ticket, supper, and coach
fare am only astonished she does no,
ask me to "kiss her for i,.'
When lend lady valuable book, be.
longing to set, am perfectly agreeable to
with other unmistakable marks Of its hay-
ing been the baby's plaything or when she
returns in dilapidated state my newly pur-
chased silk umbrella, accept her apology,
but am surprised she does no. ad !, "come
kiss me for it.o
When obligo lady. and put six postage
! stamps on as many California letters buy
a silk dress and send it by express to hcl
daughter or aunt loan her ten dollars un.
til "next week." or "nexs morning. | am
not vexed at her not making good my dis
bursmen.s only wonder that she does no,
ask me to sskiss her for i,.' s-.
When, after l have waited on the widou
Harris, as now have for over two years
when after have taken her ngain and ngnir
to lhe "Muscum,' the Academy and III.
"Ioward - when after have danced and
sung ind played chess with her, so often
when after have read Pa:l'ne, and Juliet
and Werter, through and through with her
when after have done all these, and mar,
other little things which it wodld lie hardl,
fair to mention, am not much surprised o.
hur; to see her occasionally flirting viii
Jones, Smith, or Brown I only wonder
will she take the hint-it's leap year-sh
does not say, "Poor man, all your trouble
shall now cease come, kiss me for 1t -
EEsED.cT.
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PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS.

'. .GrrsANAS. sos the arra Of r. Geesa,aa Co. !,
win give his perscaai a:teis the careful and
ev-s.e onpoHnins Of Physicians PrcscTiytions Ai>o.
family r~~piy.s II the EaSfsa, German, Latin and
Frerrh Language. his une experience this .cart-
sepsrtaent ef the DRUG jrsts.es as 10
ssyir- thai entire satisfaction viii be rendered TIE
Ersssess as has been tests~ea in the
,eEessz ss Chemicals ar rrss ssneraEiy. which eaa-
sses isea q ali articles sold, genuine sd
ere.
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r,EsT BABIES.

A some what extended obsc.Sation and .
solitary experience, haze convinced us ttst
first babies haze a hard time. Pdfenta
must have two or three children before they
know what baby is, know how 70 treat u,
and acquire, patience sufficient ID ttcas u
properly. The poor little fellows that bavs
The misfortune TO come along frss have 10
educate parents 10 their tack, and in the
process they get spanked, and abused:
After a man has three or four children, DO
learns that whipping or striking . child
less than two years Of age; 10 barbat'sm.
We know ono ..pntcrnal head" who struck
his Grst child when only 81. weeks old, the
ass actually believing that the cki!d knew
better than to cry, and that hs stopped
, crying a, that particular time because BE-
struck him. Wc carry certain motions o.
| children and Of family government into
married life, and the first child 10 always
.hs vio,;s. 81 tbsss bottoms. Aod not sl0nq
Of these, for the parents hare not learned
self control; Ind A Baby Is shipped qdits -
often because The parent 10 impatient ss
angry. aa because il is vicious or inssacsa..
bic. We inaict on our FIRST children sbn
lofgings wc ought to have for ouf ow'!
impaiience or fretfolncss. This pounding
children before they become, in God's eye.
m orally responsible beings, j. very sissn1Ss
business. Patience, good peobls- unwesfss
ing patience! Don't wait 70 learn y uee'l
ons Of your little ONES sball bs h,dssa
under the daisies = Springfield Rspabiieas.
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WHOLE NO. 17S.
eTFax, Of ths Mae-S-CAeek p,.A..
been s.eA q NarraUnaiss Pier; ksass~N...
his suffering to The Pasa a. fonov,.

TFas, Of ths Mae-a-CAeek f. =.
been sieh q Nafrauoa Pier; L.S.sw,e-
bic suffering 10 The Prsa as fonou..
After long aiasaee, I acaiu d, So~r -
your work snd ny amusement. / v..la
hike % ten tos Of ny aieAaess, IAs,s
been quite III; aad il has bee, : vsry s;.,..
lar case indeed. found New Ycrf r.,Hsv
warm at lset, and 20 ran dowN-or an s.
rather over 10 this place, on the iovits,;s.
OF your friend and neiehbcr. NJ. Da..
Pia,t, who, with his family, is q III, pl.c~
indulgipg 10 sea Aashing. found A'r -
usual, surrounded BY politicians. e.cA !.
the Hon. Gideon Wells, NJ. MI Nov.,d.
Iioa. Rober. z. Schenek. Ed. Lilly Pierce.
Nj. Joseph eileen and others of HE sol;,;s
cal complexion. lsever before IycS = .
house with such qoan.ity Of rolitics. w.
ate. sieps, saltsd, eas, drove, 6shea and
bathed in politics. founa Sss ,~.s ..~ -
pleasant. ! an a Black Republican. 4
may cay that | an Brown. Black Rspsbli.
csu. But there 10 sach = thing :. too much
Of good thing, and soon discovered has
! was in bad way. slept badly and nv
appetite grew ancertain. Nv siRAs wss
affected. Evsfyshing appeared to me ia :
saddle tint really dislressins. I vent to
bed one night aad had pains o. rather
he paaA AAA M. esls a. IL all ths lsb.
sters had eaten 10 the last two wcVlS xSfS1
Glazing away At my mucous membrane;
+ nd that, you must admit vas scmelhipg Of
The doctor came and gave me come
H.. ~. peans Of powerful narcotics.
Jap. To .sy 1osn.ns n cam. oa. perfect
give but faint iis..s .1's ~" s..'s ."'s ssu'S
was beautiful mahogs.- solar. ~hsrs al
not come ont curled maple. ;.
My physician pronounced this the iaun.
dice. Well. he may think 80. ltu free
country, and every enc has right to hit
opinion. A doctor has especially rirht
TO his, for he sells II, and thereby makcs his
living. But no more had the iaandics
than now have religion. What the trus
diagnosis would sc, forth, is that these
Black Republican principles had struck 10,
and then eruptcd to tho surface. / had IN
attack Of tho irfcpressible Conflict"
Mos, politician. when irlirious /" hurray -
for jackson. ] did not shou, for Lincolu
and lia,nliu. My nurse tells me when ons
OF my friends came in and asked in that
low, soothing tone so agsravatins to q sick
man.
= us'
| roared out, "Sare the Union and lei
the country sliden'
prepared and reported at least twd
dozen platforms; six Of them {. ad four dit.
ferent ways. and the rest no one could an.
derstand. made any quantity OF speeches.
Every one cnmmenced with proving that I
was not m aholitionist, but u Jtaersonian
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cTAp Engli.hman, in one Of our to xn,,

An Engli.hman, in one Of our towns,
boasting Of tis country, snid,-
"There are springs 10 England where the
most sparkling soda ~sies can alwsys be
bad already prepared"
"why, that is no. 10 B. compared with o
lake out west," said by-stander with 4
rerfec''. serious countepaDce; .sthers you
can procure the most delicious chaIDpskae.
already bottled, and the banks are made Of
sponge cake" The Englishman cared.
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DISSOLUTION.

rse ee-rsTsre~sNie he-etoss~e existing rn.e- IN
ts- ard style. * Jshn HxniaaT7 Co. ID taz
Say sss-aive. ~ nEssal eSsezt Anss all eess;s sa'
q tAe ssha ARA are pad ~ Jsaa HantasFa-
all sssss dee sss se Paid 10 ss4 usssasn
ws rarrassea the enssse interest es Je-ez.h Pei
q tae Arm II Jsaa us2sas~a = Cs.
JOHN HAWTHORN
JKRrWsau folsoN.
eu.ea B,ss., ree-zar. Sab isss
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There are people in this world quite
a. much given to slander as dog is to BARK
ing. Th. foilosing is an example:--
"Perfumsry il m article that indoient
young ladies make use OF to supply The place
Of clean water and soap"
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erASs~ York s.papler siaiosr. dsss'ib-
ing the Winans steamship, says "he! ei's.
rior is % bull, that in gale il nay b hsf.
mesically sealed, and in the event of .olisse
up, her hull would still r. scrssine ,h:osh
submarine depths. frightening dolpn;:sl
apd soaring email sprsts into sps.ms, rnls
her passengers would be - snugly comiofs.
able. aud as we'll preserved y sard'aes 70 :
box.n
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The Norfolk Herald says that the
census is showing great falling of in slases
population Of Western Virginia. They are
being rapidly sold and removed South.
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eyColoncl slobkins says that out ia
Indiana, where he keeps tavern, ,be Hoo
siers drink % much corn sbiskey, thss ..tas-
selso gro~ ous through their hats, and the
ssaIks hang through the bole of tasii
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H The Davenport Democrat tells Of :
fss@es - Scott sounsy, who has harvested
sss thoussnd bushels Of onicns frou oss
assc Of Ixs1s
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CA little fous-year-old the other dsy
nonpIussed its mother By making the follow
ing inquiry: j.. -.
aMo,her. il . man Is Mister; ain's ,
woman Misscry 20
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cI1f am about eodrting girl bsvs
bot little acquaintance With, how shali
come 10 knpulcdxs Of her faaltsS
Asswer.Praise her among her female
sequsintsnees.
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ETA Democratic exchange lessas snes
"shere u very 6ae Doaglas fssl'oe y ~.
xinia, south Of james River" PfoDao'J -
fnS q TO bs scarcely psrceptibls.
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eTThs sSpukiieans ass hoIdis9 Iav9s
ssd enslasisstsc nses5ses = shs States of
Delaware, Sasyissd nd YisSisis~
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TO rME PCnlsc

fss Fss>Vsssr<a ss~ssk ssss sastr s~ssre s.erk e
ss Aaa svSsFss srssa szs.nc~. ssSaess Bsss, teS
sfzs2ss ssws h&~e sexsaxs.s .uas xA.~~fusF.
" tfs 1ss a.sssssss tAesr sssss~E. ksssrs rsnks
kcss>srS a. Sssnfss rus@ sexssy 81 sAs ru< ,z,sr
ssss r=sfssss-s ~ fh< rssssSs
sst, is, ISM gesS.x 4 SACxscx
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0sfsrea6ss:
pfttsbarg. 81: Louis.
Bark si ttstur6h, Jno. J, Andersen Il Co.
Exchange BaLk, Mcssrs. Page n Basou
AsEsrs kFaInct d Rahm, EiokeF, RceiSs l. CO.
y Holmes 4 5DHs. =. II. Violet l. Go.
NFGis tftlth~. Est, Gessfs. Bryan h Co.
Wa, u PE~ey Esa. I0nf.
PcaHsyfpaaia. iCpok. Sargent DUwney.
Vfinnsahels B'k Of Brown ilenn, witisns & Co.
vile uuyi Sherman h CO.
Franklin Ek 1f Washington Hon Thomas Is Benton Jr
Baltimore. Springfield, ~.
tom h v Bt Il Baltimore v. Insurance Co.
HaitinIare Savings Hank. !CIak's Exchange Bank.
Mrssfs IahbstUn h Bro. Iacrb Bnnu, Era.
80 R7bsft t;sfrei Il SUITS lion. s. T. Lrgan.
Marsh smith E-q Col. Jna Williams,
Nathan Pusey, Jarks0nrfHe, III.
Nile. while. i" Hon VIM. Brown.
Sss York. " Richard Yates,
Inc Thssaps.n. Es1. V. r. EliiOt, Esq.
PhiIadeIBhsa NessIs. n, 2. Ayers & Co
Ne-srs. Caleb Cope Go. na-u
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'1 hold that 80 srcH THrSo AZ SovK1EIG y
POWER ATTACHES TO a TERRIToRy As 4
TEnarToas. l bold that Tersissry possesses whss-
ever power il derives from tie Constitution UNDER
rHK ORGANIC ACT. AND 80 MORE Il Speech q
DOUGLAS II fke q. 5. Senate FEB. 1850.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-08-15


M-n my rail stuu, their Lnr.ln:
% the Hsm'in they msy tell;
o 'hrir Everett they msv hlnss-r
Whsi- they bsss sbeu' their ID n;
Bu' fhs ID .moers . have DDu-ia-.
Whn - armed wIsh Truth asa Rirhf.
AID I soldiers are his voters,
IL their msj-sty aud might.
o. The records of ou- rnuD;rv
III ~ . MI 0 brighter nsme.
Thsn The hnnored nane ~ D,u2ias,
Whn shall ever live in fame.
IL ~ili -isnd ioysI sfs'esmsn.
Ftmei iur ~I-.i..m, .rk.d ~ilh wit,
Far above ihs msn Who's honvred
Fr . pile cf rolls he rplit.
VIII The stars and stripes shove us,
Fr.stsns o'~r n. brave and free.
W. will vale f.r S'-ph~n d u.lss,
WI, nn- CommTlore shall b.;
Ard "ur 5 lip - State in s-sety
Or the stormy sea hen rsii.
Wniis. before she mast. A be lincoln
Will be looking Der me rail.
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'NO.n14
National Democratic Platform.

n--"'s-ds fhst ~e, me Democracy OF
'"s Univn. 10 Cnsyeniion~ as-e m b,sd do
''r'fss declare "'r sfirms'ion Of ,hsseso-
'u''""- ""n"imvs-Iy adopsed ani declared a.
p'"'frn u priacioIs- ~ -ahs~ Democratic
Cs"sr"'ion ss rircioos'i. In the yess 1855.
n'''rv'"l that ISrmcesatic PRINCIPLES are
nnrha"geabIe IN their "a Ore when applied
Z" the same subjscf-msr,er. IA VI ht'st
R-salsei, Thar Il fs ,h- do,y o. N.
United S,a,esto ar, en- pie scd rumo,s,s
proieeiion to AL tse ci,issm, - ae,her !,
home Or abroad. and whs,hsr sasise 81 Tor.
Ir'g" born. arArT
Resolved. That soss Of she, sre~ss;,ies of
ne .se = miii,ary. ccmmerois. and oos-
'a' s''st Of view, = speedy eemmun:sa,;oo
between 'he A'Iap,ic and p .ci6e States.
ne y moera'ic party pledge uch csos,i,u.
''o"s' power Of the Gwernment as viii In.
sure The coss,rde,Ioi, o. railroad 10 o,he
Pacific coast s,the csrlIest prsc,icabIe pe-
Rod
Resolved, Thst the Democratic psr,v ~
70 favor Of the acquisition of Csbs On such
terms as shah be honorable 10 ourselseI
and ust 10 Spain.
Resolved. That the ensc,ment. Of s,.,.
Legislatures 20 defeat The faithful exeeu,;oa
81 the Fugitive Slave law. are hostile Ia
character, and sutversiye 70 the Cons,itu.
'ion- and revolutionary 10 their effects.
R1snIvstI Tb.. u
'he C'ncinns'' Platform, ,hrt Curing The ex-
'-'enee Of Territorial Governments. he
measure " restriction, whatever il may be.
m'osed ~ the Federal Constitution on he
bower Of 'le Territorial Legislature ose.
ne subject of the domestic relations, as Tho
same has been OF shall hereafter be 6nally
determined BY the Supreme Court OF the Uni
'ea States. should be respected By III GOOD
citizens. aid enforced with pronptness and
fidelity By every branch Of the c enera, Gov
eminent.
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Msv he be shoi wiih f'gb'nins, md com
PEELED 10 wander over gun ps~ier.
M.y he have core ey~-. and . ehssinu;
barr for IN sye-siore.
Nay every d.y cf his life be more des2o,ic
tilsn 'he D-v Of AlgisrS.
My he never be permM:ei 10 kiss pretty
~omsn.
Ny he he bored 10 death by boarding
school m,rs>s practising fh~ir irst k--sss- ~
mu.ic. ~Hhsss he privilege VI ssring hi-
s.rn-nrrrs.
nv .,- sheets b. -p-intiei ~ish eossrr
ard b-l huge I'D Il - br th- -hsrer - ~
r..~h
M 70 n,rh' m-r-- 80, q q.-rrs rsr--
", 49, .in.sss -vess ish'-
NV ~ s,-.,- ,.-ss. ~. gua hing IRE. and
hi- f-h.-g .in-s br..k.
asy his r..n~- se @s--s-e~d ssth A es. snc
hi- > up --sssncd ~ish -pid-ss-
My his freud run oG ~sth hi- ~i'r. snd
hi. children lake the shopping cnu.h-
Nay h's cail;e de ~ the ,t.-~sc.ss-sis
d,s-s~r sad the pigs dss'soy his g,rden-
Ny he be compelled 70 read . .rhsn.n'-
messages. Ss~srd's speeches. snj wIss's
letters.
Ny troop Of primers devils. iesn Isnk
snd huagry. dog hts heels each d.v. snd =
rre,ment " csts esst.r~suI under his w'.-
dos every night
Nay me famine stricken ahc-t " On vd
n.r's BABY hsuns his sIsmbers. sud hiss
Murderer, in b.. ds-smlax ear
Hsy HE ro~ give 0r milk. snd his cAurn
rancid bssi-r-
r. -hs.s. mss hi- business 60 20 ruin. snd
Ae 80 'o--;hr l. gi-isisv~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-08-15

IHs CosrEsr ~ GEoRcrA The Angus.
g (Ga-) Coes'i'u,ionslist thus relies 10 :
'a'e s's'emens ofihe Washington Constitu-
ton. that Brcekinridge would carry the elee.
'oral vote Of Gengia BY On sverwhs hslnipr
mi riiy;
Now. we assert. and know what We saw
nat there is not The ''ghost Of . chance" for
W. hrekinricge TO obtain The electoral
s"'r d Cur i. and al who report 10 The
contrary are either misIed BY Their hopes.
rrszy. Or wilfuIIy ia'en, on deceje,ng others.
- solitary paper in this .srsse. 80 fsr a.
,e hsve seen pre,ends TO clsisa .:h.s Ne.
Breekinrid. e can Obtain the electoral yots
= Georgia before The people. some man
N he luns'ic asylum msy think 90. and
sme nsy write such nonsense Tor come
"es spaper IN distant S ate. but no one
h-re ventures on the expression Of such a
sb=usdiiy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-08-15

The C'mden (Als.) r 'gsster hois,s the
Bs-ckinr,dge a g. ssd holds forth % follows:
I'VE rnn np our q g to-day for Breekin.
ridge and Lane, he ID rmocssuc nominees for
President and Vice Presidens Of The Usnsd
States We have unwsveringIy cone eIsded
fm the last Ten years that il would Be- beues
for Ill concerned 10 make two Of more dis
'inrt Governments Of the TERRITORY compsis.
ing the United States Of America--and hat
such ~iii ultimately be done. there can be no
snrt OF q ubi; but il should be done With
fsirsess aud justice 70 every sertion or the
Union. and believing that The party 70 which
we belong j. shs only relisbIe one 70 carry
'us this measUre. snd securing TO our Own
section oil her rights. We intend 10 battle Tor
10 principles 10 the fulIsss extent o. our
ability" fs
This st least % honest. The editor e I
disunicnis'. honestly ccniesses II, and s6p.
ports Bsecknridge and Lime % the only
'ieket running In the South shich can bs
relied on q "carry out this messure.~ Itis
probable that in the North tbs same edisor
would support Lineoln.-N a, Ledger.