The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-09
Why We are to be Observation-Disclosures
as it is.

ted 90 eagerly 10 admit the two Senate,
from Western Virgins, which secede
from the parent State and formed a new q \
without her consent. end ia one OF them
B Mr. CsrIile-not exactly the man they bar
, gained for. lie tells them some very un
paiatsb;e truths. We make a couple Of ex
tracts from late speech Of his on the 60
called coDfscation bill. The FIST ex,rsc
|is 10 reference to taxation for the benefit o
the negroes. On that point Mr.. Garlic
said:
"The third section Of this bin mskss 4
the duty Of the President to ccIonise tbs
negroes at the cost Of the Government. o,
course the Government to get the monev
by taxing the people. I,is not enough Il
tax them for war purposes. but they mus,
oe faxed 10 pay overseen on Georgia and
south Caroline plantations; taxed 10 the
tune Of ten dollars an acre. to buy imple.
menis of husbandry for all the land TILED
oy these overseers in Georgia and South
Carolina; tsxed 10 buy land in tropical cli-
mates; taxed to send negroes to tropical eli.
mates; in short. the people are 20 be taxed
upon lying down and getting Up, standing
or walking, asleep or awake, all for the rlo.
rious privilege OF evincing to the world .hs,
enlarged phils nihropy that can view with
compacency the sufierings snd The crosns
of the white race, bur is horrifed At the
sight Of four millions Of negroes comforts
bic. conten,ed, and happy. unconscious o.
suffering until informed BY some philsnthro.
PIC Gfeely; who was willing to permit their
masters 10 withdraw them and the States in
which they reside from The Government 10
which the labor Of one snd the productions
4 the other has contributed more than apv
'sher portion Of our country to make h,
shst i was . little more than one yesr scol
the proudest. richest, and most prosper.
us on the globe"
The following. 10 reference 10 the disunionI
reclivi,ies OF the AboIiiionisis. must have
'sde that class OF Senators vince. so truth.
y is y. and 90 exactly fitting their ease.-I
II. CarIile said:
~ have read from the speech Of The mem.
er from Kansas because. 10 ny opinion, i'll
representative speech. and because he
% mad The boldness to avow what l believe
e the real views Of bic party. but what his
sriy ssso cistes. less bold than himself for
'udential reasons do not avow. n mem.
y from Slave State Rad uttered such sen.
menis % those have read from the speech
the member from Ks nsss, the whole air
ould have been filled with the CRY OF dis.
ya!iy and his expulsion demanded. The
ess that clamored 90 loudly for the expul.
'n Of the late Senator from Indiana, an
e rejection Of The Senator from Oregon. IL
gagged IN sPplauding the sentiments or the
emoer from Kansas. Those sentiments
% ] have shown you, that unless the
'nfederste States ere recognized ss an in
pendent power and war is wsged upon
EN- for the abolition Of slavery, not an. !.
Ger man or dollar Of money will the mem. ~
: from Kansas vote. sp
Let member IRON Slave State ofbe
her House declare that he wouIJ-unIess
9 eo-csIled Confederate States are recoe.
zed end war allowed, not 10 conquer the
,rsherD States and hold them @ subject
ovinces, but only 10 secure constitutional
arsntees Tor slavery in the Union-no,
te smother man or another dollar, how
g. think you, would he or ought he to re-
n his seat IN Congress And vet, what
uld be the difference Whose utlersnces
uld be most disloysI. OF II you please,
- REASONABLE Z
For more than twenty-five years, Mr.
esideni. The representatives. Of the Abo-
onists and Of the Secessionists have pulled
same string q different ends, heretofore
ing together 10 the same Congress and
snowletging the same country. They a.,
still pulling the same string q different
e. and each in HE own end Of the coun. -
+. Both want the 60 called Confederate act
vernment recognized; both want The re. En-
lion designated BY the name OF war; n.
b want their rights. The one wants you ~
scknow ledge HE right TO take his slave y"
Territories. not that he will ever take sw'
J there; the other wants you 10 acknowl wei
'e his right 10 Iibevste the slave In the sdc
70 States, not that he would do Il, for be
not let the free negroes live ia HE -
te, and he knows that they will not be put
mitted 10 live in the slave States. The vii
essionist is fighting for bic rights; the ,ho
,liticnist would have you fight for his.-- u ,
b contend that the Union 10 dissolved are
mobile frstrum. People Of Americs, look !. =,
hem Behold . pair Of noble brothers-"s'
'liiion and Secession; twins they srs, \
wned q the same time in the ssms mud. Th.
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