The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-04-04

= S"''sa o'a'es iuiahtfy, commanding, kigr
?, this order. He had nothing disrespectf,
J. TO cay Of Col Ca-rington. He had serve
u with him 10 the State militia, end only Dc
q sired to speak OF him as Colonel Of IN
n 18th United States Infantry. speaking ia
!. the Major General o: the Department o
J, Ohio. Mr.. v. bad general order 10 req 4
to which ne called particular sttention.-
i The right OF the people TO carry and bes
h arms shall not be infrnged." That is orde
No. l. signed BY General George Washing
ton. Who shall be obeyed- Order No. /
as found in the Constitution OF the United
States. or Order No. 10, issued By Col. II
b. Carringtonl The Colonel forges his
business when he undertakes To supersede
the Constitution OF The United States. Now
Tor General Order No. 2 to be found in the
Constitution Of Ohio. "The people have .
right to bear arms for the defense OF them.
selves and the State" Col Csrrington was
the gentleman who made raid into Illinois
with two hundred men and arrested J udge
While on the bench. Upon what meat
hath this our Casar iedi"
Colonel Carington undertakes 10 lecture
people on the subject Of bearing arms, and
i has been modesily done for a shoulder
strapped gentleman. "The Major General
Of the Department having ordered"--who
gave him the right 10 orderi What says
the Constitutioni "The right OF the people
20 bear arms shall not be infringed." and
the right 70 keep arms implies the right to
buy arms, and the righ. to buy smnuni,ion
for those arms. and lead and percussion
caps lnclnded. Why, Lord bless me. We
are having nothing but Abolition. conscrip-
ton. and every,hink ending in fion. Here
The cannon belched forth . salute Mr.. ".
continued: Was that powder purchased
before Gen. Wright's order was issued.
The order Of the military gentlemen with
'wo stare on his shoulders extends over the
entire department. The Major General
ma Colonel Aforesaid have -ishs % pro i
'ibit men under their command TO purchase
'rm-, lead. &c, but have no more right 10
prohibit you and | than the Sultan oil
rarkey. II
ruthless mob Of soldiers DESTROYED a l.
'aper In Richmond. Indiana, q few dsysl.
ince, and nothing has been done to those
cldiers fcr that act. These acts are twoI
dyed, and will cut both ways by and
y. and as the driver said 10 Tom Corwin,
'hen the latter threatened to whip him,
that's game two can play" In the great
tate Of Indiana, mob Of soldiers who had
ever heard Of the ersonian-stimulatedt
y cowsrds-sttack and destroy the Office
{ the paper. Colonel Carringion lectures
he people on the pernicious habit Of the
eeent popular demonstration against al.
ewspaper Of the State, but what hss Col.
!. or the General done to punish these SOL
iersi He had but one single rule 10 lay
own-.obey the Constitution and the laws !
nd mase no resistance, not even the sem. .
lance Of resistance; meet the questions :. =
} different way and elsewhere-in your
ouria-snd all political questions meet 81 =
'e ct-bcx, but meet mob with force.
rec BY force. violence BY violence. Ifd;
lere can't be justice done 10 that wsy.; !,
zen resort 70 retaliation. Pointing to q !,
amer surrounded By butternuis, on which n
ss inscribed: I'm questions Of power. !.
1 no more be said Of confidence in man.
u bind him down from mischief By the ~
hains Of the Constitution" NJ. v. said.
'ere's the lesson for freemen to read. Hel; !,
ID said in Philadelphia, New Jersey and y.
sewhere what he would say nov. that, =,
henever an attempt was made By the a.
,riy in power to perPetuate their existence "a
pom unlawful grounds, then he was forIh ~
and would scorn himself % :.
ing born in the United States, and not /, 4
Hing to resist. Jefferson had said, RE- :
stance 10 tyrants 10 obedience to God, On
u Il Won't come to that. Those beforel;.
m give evidence that the Administration
ont dare to trihe with twenty-five mil. ~,
ms Of people, He closed BY paying ~
lndsome tribute 10 the Democracy who ~.
ID faced the weather and come up to that du
ouncil, signifyine BY their presence that In
10 Union must be restored and perpetu. -,
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