The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-08-06
rTHE CINCINNATI TYPE FOUN-
DRY CO., corner Of Vine and Longwor.h
streets, ere our agents In Cincinnati.


The internal CONNECTION In the Repub-
lican Camp.
The following document, which we find
In tho Nov York World, snd which that
pager Gays hiss fallen Into III hsndr, shows
che unsssiness among thinking Republicans
81 the nomination Of Lincoln, Tor re-. election
The World. snys IL wss circulated before
the adjournment Of Congress. but, though y
failed in securing the proposed convention,
the Ting aud the resaons that produced j
ere - strong now - then. The World al
% sdds with much psopriety. that no ont
expects fairness In document sddrs s-cd
b. The Ambition Of one Republican 70 the
prejudice Of others; but in saying that the
Dsmocsssic party mean 10 elect their cand'
dsss this isll or light. the v s'ler should have
sddsd that they will fight II an at,en'p, is
made to perpesua.s LincoIn's administration
b. cheating. whether By intimIds,ing hon
~ss voters with bsySnsss o. BY counting rot
ten bosouyhs:
"Soms actions By Republican members o.
Congress looking 10 the withdrawal Of Lin
coin from the canvass should be had beiofe
he sdj'ssnmens.
III the Republican parry persist IN nam
ing him Tor the next Presidency. they moy
psrpsse 10 submit 10 The election u the
Chicago nominee. or bloody resoIu'icn s'
ahs North. The Democratic party intend
- nominate . candidate whom they mean
20 slecs-or they will fight.
For this purpose they have postponed
Theis convection in order 10 unite the entire
opposition.
IS, gsss, 10 The hostility 70 Lincoln that
,jn come locsiiiies !, 10 even now, d,iiiruI, 10
u-pssss ~ ousbsesk.
1.-The failure Of the military campaign thu
-eummvs. and the consequent dfait which
.unuss necessarily follow, will make this
sh"st,lisy general, and will tr"def !, cary Tor
sthe D~mvcsssic l-ndsss 10 IKE IL the people
siu resist l.lnrvin's fe-eiect,on.
He having becs me trmsi candidate. VI
sb.Und 70 eoucede the right ot the "pp,.,
vs,n 10 disruss his elaine; Tor the right o.
election necessarily implies the right u i'r,
discus SION.
"Tbe opponents 81 Lincoln viii carry lhi-
right 10 the most .x'seme lsm,'. They vii
magnify all hss wn.vnst,tu,ivnnI sctr. al hir
u-urpsss NJ of power, III the c~ism'sirs ~
shl~ ~ss. aud us isvwirss results; md chasc,
upon him The psots5Ie loss o. the lbestes
~ ow country. They w,lI persuade thr
people that y 10 their duty O. 'rke The CIV
eminent from the hands o. Lincoln 70 saw,
the country and constitutional liberty n,
dare nos arrest thcm. no matter wins, The,
r-y, i"r this would throw the rreppns,bllir,
~ commencing hossiii',es upon him, and b.,
has mot the mesns 20 suppress them can
not Withdraw sufficient force from III,
ssmy without rendering The loyal States
liable I" invasion BY the rebel srmes. nj
Lincoln continues 70 run, we will have %
accept she election 81 Democrat or clv,,I
war q the North
Il would be wisdom on The part Of our
patriotic leaders - call . convention t. con
s'dss thu CONDITION u The county, 10 meet,
ssy The first week ~ S..p'e,nb.r.
In the meantime. 10 prepare the publ.
~sni"d 10 demand : change oi candidates.
Lincoln. from his natural cows d,ce
might be made 10 take The initiative il thr
movement.
"A few Senators and members, BY reso.
Ius" end belligesent tone. might arighte
him into The issuance Of : .psoc lsma,isn,n
wishdss wing from the canvass tsmself and
Johnson. The latter 10 cot On eligible can.
dsSase. being N The Judge ment Of large
portion Of the Republican party an alien
enemy.
III would probably be better II M. Lin
coin could Be induced 10 sesign he Office,
g under the fresh standardization Of Mr.
HsmliD. against whom there is no preiu.
dice. End who u both able end popular, the
hopes o. The country might revive"