The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-10-02

~ must psr aud, OH must
win some wrslihier fair.
WIN purse that's long aud 6llsd with a..
Ny nome and heart 10 shars.
oIcuchins Appeal for the Union bv
treat and Good Frien q.
I The Ru-sian Minister. Mr. DE- srcKcx
"so ~ audience with tha President, an.
read him The following dispatch:
\ iTRANSLATION)
Sr. PErERsBuRG. July 10. 1881
ar. DE SrokcEL. &C.. &c;-Sir: From
ne BEGINNING Of the COZ ass which III.
vides the United States OF america. Won
nave been desired 10 make knosn 10 ,he
Federal Government the deep ln,srss, with
""'cn our august master was observing the
development ofs crisis whics puts Ia oues.
'ion the prosperity aud even the existence
O The Union The Emperor profou.dIy
regrets to sec 'has the hope ofs pe.ceGa,
solution is not rsslizsd, and thar America
c'izeus already in arms srainst esch o,h.,
're resdy . u, loose upon their country N : |
most frrniisbie Of ths scourges Of pol;,;cal 1
-oc'e'y-s civil war FIR The mare
'oan ~ieh'y years tLot II has exIsfed a.
american UIion owes is independence. n.
oNernz fise end is prcgrsss 10 the con
'ufn ~ ~ members. consecrated under m.
usplces ol lts ilinstrivus fonad.,. ~ ,,.,; 0
u''hs which have been sble 10 reconeda q
mon wi'h hbery. This Union hss nee,
a'h'ui II hss rxh ihitsd 10 the world 49, Il
pec'sc's q .. Prosperity without example m
'hc annals q history. 1, would DC De-. N
'"'p'e 'hs', after 90 conclusive 90 exoe- 70
rncs, the United States should b. hur,.dt Al
70 oree'h q The solemn compact which e.
- 'his time. hss made their power. IL sc
he o. me diversity Of their. Constitu,iors re
y q ther interests; and perhaps even b.. de
We q th.s diversity Providence seemed s.,
urge them 10 draw closer the ira~i,,ousl c.
% which - the basis and the very cond,. Pr
uo' their political existence. Ii snv even, ri.
: sacrifices which they nigh, impo.e upon y =,
'mseives 70 maintain il are beyond com ten
Tiscn with those which . dissolution ~
uld bring after i. Uni,ed, they perfec, "a
'nssive'. Isolated. they are paraIyzed.
2 struggle which unhsppiy has jus, aris.
can neither be indefinitely prolonged 4
ia.a a. ~. 49,, tell
parties. ger
'oonrr o. l'isr i will be necessary 10 con. ",
some settlement. whsievrr II NAV be
cause the divergent interests now " hicLl y ,-'
'sliy 10 conflics'o cc.exist. The Amer.
nation would then give hish hroof odos
ucsi wisdom 10 seeking in common such his
'fmeut. before . useless etiusioo ~ Viii,
d. barren squsnJering OF ,rspc,h the
% public riches. and sets az VIC. him
e and reciprocal repnssls shall have cone
20 deepen IN sbyss bsswssn the Two Quail
les o. the Confsderstion. to end def;pi,s. snyt
their mutual exhaustion, and IA the the Z
perhaps ifrepsrable. Of their commer. Mr..
md political power. Our august msste, ssid:
not reign himself 10 admi, such de.,o,. that
sn''c'Pssions. HE Imperial Msjsssv is
places eonddsnes 10 thss practical rood =.
q me citiseas of The Union who %. 60
80 90 jodiciously their true Interests. 4
-. - y. ~ rl1 .."sss "ss 'ns ing. /
hueas'al men Of The Two psrsiss wilIl..,.',. !.
81 oecssions end will unite slI their Nv
~" 30 ene'vesssnee of The pss- we Il
There 's no in'srssss % divergent, wv
may no, BE- possible TO reconcile shs ~ ll.v.v,