The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-03-19

free men, will ind hcrr.if out-vOte and ou
weighed 10 both b uuses Of Cfgress by o,he
= States with Une tenth of her own number.
and lint tenth will be parity " ~holly ne
gro. Y The dominent party carry our cunsls
tently iis present avowed policy. Docs "a
one Imagine that that will oe Union whlci
Northern or Southern men vii love. vii
cling to. will tight for! Was il such Un
ion as that, which We nave poueld oul ou
treasures Of money ane Tile 10 savei
\ How will such Union psy The iueres
on Thousands Of millions u debt! How pa,
the debt!
If the present policy is pursued the wal
wall last Tor years. and only terminate IL az
armed occupation, equivalent 70 I ovnsiaul
var, with eApenses annually footing up
hundIets VI millions. We want no un~il-
ling union. no mere conquered SUBMISSION
10 carry out such debt as ours viii be-
We must have cordial, hearty, wiling on
ion. or we are bankrupt, ruined. Oar nstlon
united wliliagls, can carry more dehr than
ony other people and can pay it, Cur nation,
psciied Dy The coriscauon Of Southern
property, the extirpaiion or dislranchise-
ment Of Southern men, cannot carry lhai
debt. The fret element 81 doubt and dan.
ger viii be the existence OF states ut pIedg-
ed % poy The deb, and morgused 10 il only
py one-ienlh ci their people. a he future IL
dig with other forms % dlscord with other
elements ot national disease, nd " the ma
ion be not healthy aud willing ,hry will
breathe out as ulcers here and lnere. X is
vain TO close our eyrs 70 these trulhs. The
rebellion must be pv. down, but It must bel
pa. down in such way as 70 leave the ma
ion with vitality. energy and nope. Under
he present policy there is no future of union.
A new government, new CONSTITUTIONS, al
new form Of Union. new principle Of unity
all these 20 Inio the radical calculation,
1ut ell THESE fail TO show anything but oil
wreck OF the old American Union in the
'udical view Of the future. Men of Aneri-
%. ruuse yourselves 10 tie truths we have
'et beiore you. Awake before IT il too late.
The opportunity 10 return 70 the safe policy
. before Us in the coming election. Let Us
20 bsck. Let Us present 70 the vast popu.
alton Of the South the old Union and old
Constitution Tor their acce 2tsnce, with the
ights OF the States unimpsIred. Let the
principles OF The Critrenden resolutions b.
tudied carefully and adopted heartily. The
resent disesse Of the nation is rebellion
.et that disease be eradica.ed without Ia
reducing new forms Of internal suffering
nd complaint. Let US act os millions Of
nen talking TO millions OF men should act III
hey would exercise ordinary common sense
ased on the experie nee OF nations in all
he centuries.
Out Of this terrible sfrait the nation
ray be brought, free, ennobled, strong. tc
ssune her old pathway Of glory and bene-
cence. Rebellion viii rave received les.
on which will preven, i,s hideous form from
gain arising for a century, either In New
'ngland Or in the South. But il We 60 on
} now, the very principle established win !
0 in favor Of new rebeliions whenever any v
art Of the people become insane over some b
na,ical notion Of reiorm.-[N. Y. Journal
Commerce. u