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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-05-28

endanger the stability and permaueu
cy Of the Union, ana ought not to b
countenanced BY any friend Of our po,
litical institutions"
Upon these principles alone, 20 e.,
a. relates 70 slavery, can the Union,
- i was, Be restored; and no othel
Union except the Unity Of Desposism,
can bcmaintained in this country; and
this last we will resist, a. our fathers
did, with our lives, our fortunes, and
our sacred honor.
No ADMINISTRATIONS y THE oovEaxxRnr'
But it is said that you must disband
the Democratic party ITO support the
Government" We answer that the
Democratic party has always support
ed the Government; and while it was
in power preserved the Government in
all its vigor and integrity, not by force
and arms, but BY wisdom, sound pol
icy and peace. But it never did ad-
NIT, and never viii, that this admin
istration, or any administration, is the
Government" Il holds, and ever
has held, that the Federal Government
Is the agent Of the people Of the sev
eraI States composing the Union; that
i consists Of three distinctive depart
legislative, the executive
and the judicial-each equally part
of the Government, and equally enti-
led to the confidence and support Of
The States and the people; and that it
. the duty Of every patriot to sustain
he several departments Of the Govern
nent in the exercise Of al the consti-
utional powers Of each which may be
necessary and proper for the preserva-
ion Of the Government in its princi.
oles and in its vigor and integrity, and
o stand by and defend to the utmost
he flag which represents the Govern.
nent, the Union, and the country.
HE DEMOCRATIC PARTY HAS ALWAYS AND
WILL NOW SUSTAIN THE GOVERNMENT.
In this sense the Democratic party
las always sustained, and will now
ustain, the Government against all
oes, at home or abroad 10 the North
y the South, open or concealed, in Of.
Ice or out Of Office, in peace or in war.
If this is what the party mean BY
the Government, it is an
ile thing to abandon the old and tried
Democratic party. which for 80 many
ears and through 50 many trials sup
orted, preserved and maintained the
government Of the Union. But ifI
leir real purpose be to aid the ancient
nemics Of the Democracy in subvert-
& our present Constitution and form
government, and, under pretense off,
lving the Union, to erect . strong !
despotisn on it ruins, the
democratic party will resist them -
,e worst enemy to the Constitution
nd the Union, and to free government
verywhere.
We do not propose to consider now I
le causes which led to the present un- (
Apply civil war. A filter time will
,me hereafter for snch discussion. IL
ut We remind you now that compro- /
'isc made your Union, and compro- k
,ise fifteen months ago would have Z
aved it. Repeated efforts we're msdelV
the last session Of the thirty sixth Is
to this end. Atevery stagels
,e great mass Of the South, with theIr
hole Democratic party, and the en- |,
re Constitutional Union party Of ths| ,
forth and West, united in favor ofIs
srtain amendments to the Constitu- Il
on--and chief among them the welllt
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-05-28

@'' NO. 86.
|"Crittsndsn Propositions" never -
|ceived . sinsls Rspublican voss in 4.
ther House. For he proof " sppsal
2 The jouEnals of Coosrsss snd b he
Congressional Globe. taaisq
We seosn TO reply 70 the charge skAS
the Democratic party i opposed b
granting aid and support to The Fsds-
rsl Government il msistainisg il
safety. integrity and constitutional 81.
premacy. and 10 favor of disbandipe
our armies and succumbine % lie
South. The charga is Iibslous and
false. No man has advocatsd anv
such proposition. Democrat recoe.
nise It - their duty o patriots 70 sup.
port the Government 10 al its consll-
tutional, necessary and proper e6osts
70 maintain it, safety. integrity and
constitutional authority; bat It ths
same time they ars inhexibly opposed
% wagiDg WEI against any Of tbs States
Or people Of this union 10 any spirit
Of oppression, Or for ssy purpose sf
conquest Or subjugation, or of over.
throwing Or interfering With sbs rights
Or establisbsd institutions Of my slste
Above al, the Democratic party win
not support the Administration IN any
thing which looks or tends TO the Iocs
Of our political or personal rights and
liberties, or change Of our present
democratical form Of government
But no. democrats, it is not the sup
port Of the Government in restoring
The Union which the party in powet
require cf you. You sre asked to
give up your principles, your policy,
md your party, and to stand ty ths
Administration Of the party 10 power
10 oil il acts. Above al, Il is de.
Of You thst you yield q lease
, Silent support to their whole policy,
md to withhold alI scrutiny into their
public conduct Of every kind, lest you
should 'embarrsss the Administrs-
'ion." You ore thus asked 70 renouhce
me Of the 6st principles, add tbo
'hief security, u ; Democratic Gov
'rnment-the right 70 hold public ser.
rants responsible 10 their master the
'eople; 70 render the representative
accountable to the Constituent; the an.
'ient and undoubted prerogstive Of
Americans to canvas public measures
md public men. Il i this high con-
titutional privilege which Daniel
Webster declared be would ''defepd
nd exercise within the House and out
{ the HOuse. and in al places, il
ime Of war, 10 time Of pesce, and in
i times." Il i : right secured b.
he Constitution - right insstimsbis
, The people, and formidable to q.
ants only. eAi M
Il ever there Wa . time when The
and consolidation Of tie D.
'ocrstic party upon IL principles and
olicy vas : vital nsccssity . pablic
nd private liberty, Il . now. .n'.
unquestionably the Cons6tution
ives ample power to the several D.
artmenh Of the Government to cary
. war, strictly subject to il provi,
ons, and, 10 case Of civil war, with
erSsct security 70 citizens % ths lcyal
tates. Every oct necessary SSf thS
lfety and efficiency Of the Govern.
'ent, and for . complete and most
igorous trial Of il stssngth, y ~
holly consistent with ~ observaaoo
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-05-28

PROPERTY IN MAH. - The Wide
Awske orators. Ia the csmpsign OF 1860
vehement'y denied that there was sny
property in man." With their ususl con.
'is'eney they have ignored that proposition,
end. By purchasing the big and little negroes
Of The District Of Columbia q $500 per head,
acknowledge thai the master has properly 10
HE slaves! Il will Be gratifying reflection
&c the abolition shriekers to know that. when
hey pay their direct national tax. they
will be giving money to the General Govern.
ment 70 pay for negroes. The Republican
carly has st last scknow ledged ihs, there is
properly in man.-Tifin Advertised.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-17
TELEG r A M s.
From the Army of the Potomac.
W arrenton, Nov. Il.

sNarrenton, NOV. IL
A rebel brigade which has for several
81 ys been accommodating our positions on
e Rappahannoek left Jefferson this morn
g for Culpepper. General Pleasanton's
|#yalry drove the rear guard from Jefferson.
There are indications that the rebels are
out evacuating Culpeper Court House =
ackson is said to be still lowering about
hester Gap, with not over 10000 men
zhder his command We have force in
Is front which prevents his coming down
this side. All is quiet to night.
The rebels, reported to be Stonewall
ckson's corps, are in strong force near
u advance They drove Pleasonton in
Iii Or five miles on Monday, as they had
isavy infantry supports, while he had only
layalry and horse artillery. He afterwards
covered the ground, skirmishing as he
Kent Pleasonton lost five or six killed
Is infantry supports skirmished briskly
zith the enemy, driving him back two or
hree miles, and sleeping on their arms on
aonday night.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-17

A young officer in one of the Rhode
Ialand batteries, while at Fitz John Porter's
headquarters yesterday, remarked, After
Is we may as well give up and acknow-
lHdge the independence of the rebels
iii an hour later he was surprised by
aannlons to Burnside's headquarters. He
omitted he made the remark, but stated
II he did so under excitement, and said
nlDre than he meant You have now an
to retract it," said Burnside;
ssbut if [ were not personally acquainted
I'll your antecedents and your loyalty, you
apuld have been instantly dismissed Nei-
Aaer You nor any other officer, high or low,
I'D utter such sentiments and remain in this
my"
The offender made a full retraction and
alplogy, and the reprimand, which was adj
nainistered in the presence of a large num-
har Of officers, evidently had wholesome
Nect.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-17
Major General Halleck.
The Star says:

Inc star says:
The fact that major General Raleck proceeded
TO the front Yesterday accompanied BY Quarter
master General Meigs) will do much to reassure
the public with reference to the result Of the great
battle expected soon to come ofeither in Culpeper
or Orange county, Va. Though he cannot know
as much Of the situation there as General Nc
cellan did, his deseryedly high reputation us
strategist must assure all that presence in the
front at this time will assstGen Burnside greatly.
The latter certainly has all the dash Mcclellan's
enemies accuse him of being deficient in; while
laleck is next to Mcclellan perhaps the strategist
IL the service Between the two therefore there can
he no reason whatever to doubt that with prompt,
vigorous movements we shall soon have the de-
sired good account from that quarter.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-17
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the steamer Europa.

Arrival of the steamer Europa.
HALIFAX, Nov 1.-THE steamer Eu-
ropa has arrived with Liverpool advices to
lie 1st instant.
The steamer Persia had arrived out
European political affairs presented no.
thlng important.
The English papers have but little to say
ID American affairs The Times credits
&c Federals for an energetic construction
III a navy, but questions its effectiveness for
regular naval warfare
The London Times draws attention to the
nnmense increase of the American navy.
% says that = - refuse the uuion-
spite Of their da ! diseouragements in
8hghting out Tho Me which they are en-
gaged ina game which everybody sees
aaust be losing one. It then discusses the
ahorts which have been made, and says
Iii upon the whole the new Union navy
- been designed with 50 peculiar and ex-
optional an object that it is hardly safe to
dgaw any general lesson
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-17

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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-17

sIaeeStst must assure ali tnat MS presence Ill the
front at this time will assistGen Burnside greatly
The latter certainly has all the dash Mcclellan's
enemies accuse him of being deficient in; while
aiieck is next to Mcclellan perhaps the strategist
ii the service Between the two therefore there can
he no reason whatever to doubt that with prompt
vigorous movements, we shall soon have the de-
sired good account from that quarter
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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-17

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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-17

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canHoI a.lli.ui4ta ia sufficient quantity O. rilta
info dlsfsse. Hence "a j. even nofo valuable
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INSURANCE

lire And INLAND POLICIES
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LAGER 3 xrErT.. AErs-a
Life Insurance.
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