The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-12-10

have no further need Of The reckless fury OIL
fanatic en- to sustain them. sni may tsefe-
tore be safely guided by ias eic,a,es Of res
son and humanity. If ihs5 ~i:l hui reecue
our country from the yswning gulf sf per-
dtion in what is 90 evidently 49, oniv prac-
,icsble way. they shsll save our unfal,ering
support. though all the credit should rebound
10 themselves.
In making iheae concessions aud psomi-
ses we do nor admit the Justice OF the decis-
ion which our ants gcnis's have Just obisir-
ed against Us. The true verdict of,he Amer
licsn people has been, as We believe. decided
" In our favor. lie apcaresf ntsgonisns
n % been the result OF hostile Official indu-
ence, OF corrup'ing patronage. Of open fraud
and oS unblushing violence There has
been no honest decision against us-none
10 which we could be Justly required 10 sub
mil were not the consequsnces Of resistance
too ;momentous.
i But determined opposition on our part
would involve the lighting up Of q civil wsr
lin our very midsi. with The odds most iesr-
fully sgsins: ". Not only prudence. bu'
principle, fcrtids resort 10 such remedy
THE wrongs are not 90 palpsble or IRENE
disble as 10 jnsfifv such course. even were
success within our resch S,me,hing more
\ than . mere convirrion.o injustice is ne
lcessarv 10 jne,iiy an appeal tc violence Tor
redress: Is pecially when there 10 still pos
y sibiIi,y Of securing what We need BY Pesee-
iIful snd.rspulsr means.
n lie, Us then sxhibii 70 The world specis
J Gle o. amost unequallsd'morsI erandeur-'
prest people quietly scqrieseine - The de
n lcision offs constituted pibunsl. though con
Y l6dens ,hst'such decision hss been.e h'sine'
}. lbv illegal and unworthy mesns.- Let u
n show our allegiance 20 the laws oy quie
: -ubmis sion 70 their authority. though sss's
j. lied ,hs, their sovereign commsnd has bee
dl ex,orted by fear or ob,ained By fraud. !:
J. lhe,,er 70 suffer TOO long than 70 exercise re
ID sis,snce .oo soon
i'll with the rssul' 81 The recenfelecfirn o.
. duties o. ci,zsns and - Democrats 90 y
'itIcesse. 4, 10 rae eur efforts ct- produce
aIld,e.t policies effects FOR sometime 10 rom
v, But. we must sill stand By osr IrineipIe
n ,s which our confidence hss not ben YEA
i. eoed. but rather strengthened. BY recent
c. .,,,,. T.st our convictions be o lssiing
erl,hev have been sincere. II nas not be-
re- mere psrsissn euccess o. which ~ ha
on aimed. snd this We must demonstrsse BY o
~is future condnet-
ed. Ru, " muw NOT rnIv rveeevve -uv pvin
,shl rles. bu, sl-o our orc.rizssinn. Not sor
or rur ,ose of presenting fscsious orpns''i
10 The Admi nis'rssicn. bus ~ cnr uni
to rowea,a exereis ? 'h,' rsess mcvsTinh"ss
We which NAV s,ili incline them IN the III
ed, dwse, zion. Let The ws'fsrr o. our c"ur
,et- Ne cnr one great object. ~he'hsr ws sns
out sriumph or whether We fail. We hsve
ich abiding fsish hist the great cause o. "
&C md cf sound principles viii st length ?
'se- vsil. and that st no remote period.
OF A.the Democratic Resident Commit
not =. d. not versra mr. ur~'ions sssn 2
to TIE Democratic National Convention wh
To met Z, Chicago. snd of which 20 sre on
on The organs. l. aili undiseolved. We q
son ,herefore regard our existence - CONT
I ofine. and shall. from time 20 time. endes
ab- "a give our views ~ psssinr events.
I OF Bv order OF The Resident COMMITTEES:
gh- CHAs. MAsos. Chairman
the