The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-20

Don, was e.p,sred. dsnied ,hs rights q a
"belIresen,," and .ess 10 ~ peni'sn's'y
The Dsnosra'iei Pscy -he esuss-w'l
abolished. - al subsequent elections have
shown, ,hroushou ihs- uai,sd States. s'nes'
when no sp~ck Of rebellion has been known
within the vast limits Of that loyal state.
The rebellion Ia Uiah, which occurred dur
ing the reign Of The old public funciionsry'
Il too recent 10 be forgotten The cause 2
doubtless fresh in The mind Of every ssed
maiden lady in the loyal States. The re-
publican instincts Of our people would not
tolerate monopoly in Heavens last best
vim 10 man General Albert Sidney John
sson, was sent 10 U,sh, with instructions 70
conquer the conjueal spirit Of Brichsm.
The Mormon war ended gloriously 70 our
arms. The cause was removed. Hsrems
ere now unknown among the Latter Day
Saints. and Brigham, like some lone bird
without 4 mate, "refuses 70 be comiorted."
In Europe, protracted and sanguinsry civil
wars have often resulted from differences Of
opinion in regard TO the true mode Of con.
strung the Bible, and especially concerns
ing The operation OF The Holy Ghost. They
have failed to abolish the one or deny the
other. The result is that few countries IN
Europe msintain the quiet which usually
"prevaiIs" along the Rippshannock.
II should not be overlooked that our peo'
pie were very ignorant or they would neve'
have been deceived BY the tressonsbls
enemies, North and South. Of our nob:'
President. I, was islsely charged that b
and his party friends did not desire to Sup
press the rebellion without FIRST subvertinl
the rights Of the S,stes-fesing al 81
slaves and elevsting them 10 politics
equality Of the whites. Our people being
Of course, very ignorant, believed al thes
false, scandslous and malicious statements
and among the resolutions you will adopt I
your meeting there should be one thsnkin
his ExceIlency, our most approved Pres
dent. for the edectual means he has adop'
cd 10 give strength and moral power 10 III
Union men and women Of the South. Will
1t the same time he has shown how wicked
false and libellous were the allegations {
Southern traitors and Northern copperhead
that he intended 10 use the army and nav
10 abolish slavery. The Union men Of III
South will ever gratefully cherish the nam
and memory Of one who, By : scrupulor
regard Of his official and other pledges. IN
his manly adherence to the Chicago pie
form, has vindicated the truth Of ell Il
pledges which from time 10 time We maj
In his behalf, and the traitors and cope
heads who thus falsely charged ovr gre
and good PRECEDENT with desis ming 20 su'
vert the institutions Of the Southern Stat
must hencefo hide their faces in sham
You should BY no means fail to ado
with wild exclamation. mingled with e
Bully HsllelUjshs," resolstios severe
denunciasory::of those who criticise our Vi
tary operations. Or show impotence Il
tardy movements Of our armies in Sou
Carolina and Virginia. Such criticism Civ
the Rebels "aid and comforts'' end, ihosI
Il may hot be felony without benefit
clergy, is nevertheless what Mr.. Polk al
malized a. "morsl lrsson"--a crime viii
our noble President and other Wings We
compelled to "dry up" during tho war vi
Mexico.
Our present military discord i but ''hl
mony when undcrstood." We are sbu
dainty able 70 bes, the Rebels whenes
We try. At present Ne have them CO.
pleteIy urronded-crowded within : On
circumference Of not more than six the
sand miles. Our armies are guarding |
outp posts Of this contracted line. and sveI
where daring the pusiIlanimous butssrn'
to "piesce the CENTRE" and the rsga
wretches "tske she dare" Wshsvs for<
Il Gslvestons New Orlesns. Penssco
Hilton Head. Nswberne. Suffolk al
quiet 90 the BIackwster) - Fortress Monr
on ihs Rsppahsnnock. at Baltimore. ale
The line OF the Baltimore and Ohio ssilvc
in Western Virginia, in Kentucky. Tens
zee. Missouri, Fort Smith and q vieksb
in the very hesrt Of RebsIdom. How \
cen the rebellion exist when thus ciscl
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