The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-20

NOW 70 THE TfHGR TO sUB3CRIBR.
The Sentinel for 1858!
The governs snssI and political eses,lop.
Of The coming year will have sn sosorbins
interest for ever cisisea. Wssss easseeI
IN gigantic civil VI ~. The result "a xh.ch
nvHs can iossses. II thses,sss ! RADICAL
Change Ia the iiulious and prisciples
upon which the GYvernment wss founded.
aud the drs'ruciion OF ths liberty sud ieh,s
Of The ci'ixsn, svch - shs people sf no osh~s
nation have ~njyed, and ~ which may be
attributed our unsqu ed pfogres Il, nation I !
prosperity and greatness. The Issue III
soon be Upon ", WHEELER this Tree q veru-
ment shall b. psesesyed spd msinlniusd AUD
the rights u The States under tie C,nst,,u
'ioA perpesusted, " . powerful csnissi su-
'hos'Iy be permitted 10 gov rut " shis war.
obisiessting State lines. 81 ate institutions
sud eli those checks 0pon the Federal q ~
eSnme0t. siRhss reserved BY the States.
v hich has constituted The excelIenc. sno
superiority VI our nssionslity s ates zone
- the sea" for the common objects set FORT
IN the Constituted, but distinct Is tie oil.
lJws" 10 the manage ment OF their purely
domestic afsirs. These questions wers in-
volved ~ ihe recent elictlvsss, and the voice
VI the people was most emphss,csliy sxpres.
srd ior The 'Constit Otion % IL 10 and the |
Union rs II wss.v Never was there time
when u was 30 important that the people
s:.ould BE- thoroughly sdyiaed IS to the pro-
yress aud condition Of public sffars aud Of
passing evenls. A people are not I'll forl
self.governmen 1T unless with IN inte llixens
judgment they decide upon the questions
which affect alike their own aud the public
welfare.
CONG RESS
Will soon assemble. and the mos, impor
tsnt questions will be brought before i, Tor 4
LIBERALIZATION One OF which, tho Emsn-
cipstion and CvIoniz ~sion policy OF the
Precedent, will vitsliy sffect the future Of /
the country. A'iinse resting Cong ssionsij
proceedings viii be reported Ia The Sentinel
THE LEGISLAT URE.
A new Legislature will assemble on the
5,h VI January ntxt. lts sction will have
: deep interest for the citizens OF Indiana
The sentinel will contain faithful and in
teiligsnt report u Its proceedings, so lhs,
the resdrr can understand from day 10 day
what their Representatives are dong. Il
naatr THE WAR. II
The events Of the wsr % they are devel-
oped will be faithfully given, 90. that IN.
public may be sdvised as to'its progress; hr (
condition Of the conten ing srmes, and All
That affects the great struggle, at home and
abroad, for the overtime y VI the Rsb Lion
In addition. the Sentinel will 9 main thel
CURRENT NEWS Of The dsy. C..OlCEl'
STATE ITEMS, the ialessl
reports Of The NEW YORK and CtNCiN-| n
Natl GENERAL and CATTLE MARI
KETS, the condiliJn u the MONEY ahdl
jrOCK ARKErS; in . word, II will Del
he effort OF the Proprietors Of thu Sentinel.
10 give lie columns On interest Tor I'll sisss s.
y reader end such infosmsti1n ss will be
especially adapted 10 the well being ol Inc
silizens OF Indiana.
Tie Sentinel will continue 10 represent \
md stand By the regular organizations 0i
he Democratic parry. Sale add N .t,onsl: T
,urtain the principles snd po.icy thry shall
wow, aud support the candidates they msyl
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TX our Democratic friends--sii who desire
he success Of sound princpies-to aid IN
he extension Of the circulation Of the Sem
i.ei. Daily snd Week ", until they shall % \.
east reach every Democratic family in IT,
llama. The press is most important sgeni II
IN directing Alright the public mind, and all
hat 10 needed "a give ths d moor tic parry
rule q the enlightenment ofthe
pc opls g to IL pdnciples aud policy. J.
she III BE- our aim, with sIllhe ability We pos
sess. to faithfully advocate De Inocssic sen