The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-01-17
NO.5.


Col. Forney. the Secretary Of Mr.. Liu-
coins Senate, writes as follows 70 HE paper.
the Philade. .pLia Press:
The Democratic leaders are preparing to
sanction the dissolution OF tho Union
Their whole policy looks to ,hi-, and to this
alone. They conceal Il from thtir followers
by cries against the Abolitionists aud Black
Republicans; but they cherish i in their
hearts and make Il the real inspiration
OF all their actions. Take any OF these
leaders In Pennsylvania. Thsre 10 not ono
Of them that does not insist In private, nor
act upon the idea In public, that the Upion
can never be restored; that the South can
never be subjugsted. and. therefore, that
recognition and peace should be acceded to
a the earliest moment, in order 10 prevent
= further expenditure Of blood and treasure.
! could name fifty persons. nov the &C.
|cepted chiefs Of the Democracy in Pennsyl-
vsuIa, who preach this theory hourly in their
households.
This Il DR.. Forney's view OF the case. .--
DR.. Greeley. Of the New York Tribune.
however, seems 10 think that the Democracy
are anxious 10 patch up some kind Of an
arrangement, BY which the rebelious States
will be restored TO the Union. Hear Greeley:
u the dialoyslty Of the Democratic party
questioned! That party has learned from
the ballot-box during the past ten years
thar the aa,i-elavery sentiment Of the free
5tates is growing much faster than the
Democratic pro-slavery sentiment u those
States. End tha. without the votes Of their
ulnve-bre ,ding, women whipping. bsby-sel-
ling Democratic compeers In The now rebel
lious States, they, the Northern Democrats.
can never eg-in hope 70 set control Of the
nrtional Government. Hence their attempts
70 destroy sho present Administration by
their hcwi;lss about "iilegal arrests" VI
olation Of personal rights the "guafantees
Of the Constitution" the asacrcdness Of the
cisizcn,' and 50 on, ad nauscam. The De-
rnocratic lenders. who drive us party in the
North a. thsir Southern colleagues drive
their slaves. knowing that our people are
ljca!ou- -of their rights, think and intend
BY these howlings % arouse indignation
sgaicst the Government. and thus destroy
its power. ard compel Il to end the war on
such terms as will suit tho Democratic re-
bci5 of the South--when these Northern
lenders Of tue once mere united national
Democracy hope TO reinstate themselves in
Union oGicor, again bow the nation dow o
10 iha, political god Of modern Democracy
negro slavery. Thisis the programme. and
Recorder Hoffman and oil other partisan n
Judges like him and Judge DAILY are but
doing the dirty work Of secession in making
j grand jury charges and dinner speeches that
Iserys 10 render tho Government unpopu.
liar.
i We hope our readers will give this
extract, a. well o. that from Forney's
1 Press. q careful perussl. II will be seen
that these distinguished Republican leaders
larrnign the Democracy a. dIsloyal on two
entirely opposite grounds Forney because
they are endeavoring to Impress upon the
public mind the ides that the Union can
never be restored. and Greeley because
they are cndeavoring 70 make the admins
tra,icn unpopular for the purpose o. bring
; ling about restoration Of the Union. and q
uniting the "nstionsl Democracy" that b.
the votes OF the ''slave-breeding. women.
!. whipping, baby y-seIIing Democrats" 81 the
? South, they (tba Democrats Of the North.
may again get into power. ' 'Asaq
weleave Il for each reader 70 determine
2 for himself 40 70 which ofthe allegations o
these Republican leaders against the Demo
cratic party Is the true one. We must 90,
for Greeley, however, that one can not bd
! admire the csndor and simplicity with which
! he admits that the surest way Of bringing
1 the ''women-whipping, slave breeding
\ South back into the Union is By pointing
out The errors Of The administsstion.- - New
Albany Ledger.
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