The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-10-03

'reat for peace and settlement he zoe
now on special embassy 10 the Court o
versaille'. The disastrous results or The sue
cess OF -uch embassy. either through him u
Mr. SlideII already there. upon rhr interest,
aud future pesce Of the Northwesr, no MAJ
can calculate. Then, indeed, along will
permanent disruption OF the Union, an,
other numberless ca alsmi,ies, would the Nj
sss'ppi be effectuslly closed sgaiusl us. sx
seps upon such terms as foreign nations ma,
choose 10 impose; and thus every city ant
town upon that river and IL tribu,arie,
would begin 10 tall into decay. Victories In
the field will not Al all tend TO retard or pre
vent this alliance and lie suinous rSs,,l,s
Now, therefore, 10 the accepted time, the
very hour before The blow b. struck. for the
people VI The North and West 70 rebuke the
radicals snd DsIiensnts who control pubic
afa'rs. and prove to the people Of The South
mat they can return 10 their allegiance 10
the Constitution, and .hus to the Union,
with sII the digaiIy, equality and rights Of
their several States uaimpaired.n Irepest
that the success Of the Democratic parry il
Ohio end the other States will 90 further
toward this result than any even, W ich can
happen wi,hin the next twelve m nths. Shall
me golden moment to aid pow, rfuIly 10 the
festoral'on ot the Union as il was. be suffer.
I'd 10 pssr?
Upon smother subject allow me now
word, not volunteered, but called out and
made appropriate BY those who assaiI me.
A candidate Of The Administration par,y
= eporIed % hsve spoken recently at Co
lumbus. IN public meeting ID substance as
follows:
WIS, will be the effect Of elec,ing Mr.
vaiIand'ghsm Governor Of Ohioi | w,Il
tel ysu what the effect will be. Ii will in
'ugura'e civil war 10 your State. II wiIl|
BRING civil Ssr 70 your homes, upon the soil
-fyour own ate; for | tell you there is 81
mighty mass OF men in this State whose
nerves ere strung up like steel, who viii
never permit this dishonor TO be consummar-
rd In their nstive State. Another effect will
BE- that any invitation 10 the rebels in arms
. come up and take possession OF our soil. VI
Now hsAe 30 often myself been made
he subject Of false statement and misre port.
hat will not hold Mr.. Brough responsible
OF either the sentiment above expressed.
y the presump'uous siIliness q referring ~
he election BY the people Of bis opponent,
Q bring ''dishonor" upon the State. But II
snow that the proposition itself 10 betiu
ming 70 be urged by many Of his friends
's menace TO the freemen OF Ohiv; and II
'hoose to meet il fistly.
First The "invitstion to rebels In arms. :,
Shich my election will signify, will be to|
ay down their arms and return 10 The old
Union and 70 obedience to aud projection
'"der The Constitution, Laws and flag, secLrs
rom Abolition inter.nedding and agitation,
q before the wer. and from conscriplioo,
'onfiscsiion. execution, emancipation, negro
quality, and all exertions Of arbitrary, des-
'otic power since.
Second There will be no civil war, in
)hio Il am elected Governor, unless Mr..
'rcugh and his party insugurate il; in which
vent we will "crush on, the rebellion, IN
very much shorter space OF time than they
ave employed ia putting down the .sIsve.
olders' rebellion" II. however, he means
hat they will ''secede' from the State by
ountary exile 70 Canada. or elsewhere,
here will be no coercion" in that event.
'rt the threat intended 10 inlisnidate,
: as idle ss the wind; II meant seriously, II
; time that the people should know Il, tha,
hey may stfix the mark Of Cain upon The
oreheads Of these new conspifstors sgsins,
he bsIIo,-box. In any event. he whom q
majority Of the ''quaIifie electors" OF Ohio
my choose for their Governor will be H.
ugura,ed; and the vsst mass Of the people.
Without distinction Of parity will cid, i'll
'eed be, 10 the work Of keeping the peace
j the State, and carrying out the fundsmen. a.
al principles Of popular governments, that
he majority "muN govern Fur Ie, mr.. \
3rouah, and ell others who would defeat
he vii Of the people, lake noi:ce that
there i mighty mass u men in Ohio
J hose nerves are strung sp like steel" v no
mean that the man who il the choice Of the