The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-29

Whereas. The Administration. n disrr
.ard Nh ne c~rn-fsoiirn. has proclaimed n.
.shefrAcF ~ \ lne ~ policy alike u -lfuc
isr ~ ihc liberties ~ lhe %people, The lnicg
rfy cf ihe. Siafes. AID ihr tights reserved.
IA them. ard rDtcnlttet noi only 40 iueV.i
ihc ses iions " 18th ana South t1 iait rmino
bie uaf, Il bring financial ruin ap4o aN
ma hAs proved its want ~ dis position ssN
inter s~natiiily ~ sdmini.'ef THE governments
No ihr spirii ~ ~ founders; rnd
Whereas. It j. incum0en, nron VII nv
iienai ADMINISTRATIONS. aHa ah Delegates sr3'
prlfical p~tftifz, 70 resnesi ite @ishis VI
me- rrfple snt ureud fhgr f-iis, emo
Whereas. we h-sr iris cps ~ssrfmoiej M.
National Convention Tor drliosr4tion and
such action a. VIII NEST lend to unite Tie
conservative eirmTri< in oprn-liisn ~ th~
~ election ~ Mr. LncoIn ani The c0nfinu
sncr Of his pol 81 and
Whrrrns. Ih~ rroole oi NE whole c0un
'rs have 30 undyine aitnchmrr' " Fhe pid.
Union. ard q jainl interest, ~ Bur krr Hpl.
and NJ cunt vernon ahich they viii never
surrender; therefore
Resolved Thar ve will maintain the Ua
ION snJ ihr Constitution.
Resolved. That TIE only peaceful sy
III ioD 81 existing evils lies 'hrougl me ~
restrained exercise 81 Dur ~e.ective rights
al ne coming rlectiYn. The di-piacement ~
The present administrator and is policy,
lund the ruarauiee t~ sil the peopis VI lht
States u their constitutional rights. b ilir
election Of a President upon who's iuirgfi.
liy. patrioiis4n SOD abiii,y the country can
safely rely
Resolved. That The declarations q Ssalh.
Arn leaders and TIE recent h nouncen4sns M
Mr.. Lincoln OF the only cundiiiors upon
which they will respectively listen ~ Terms
Of peace. are siike in practices BILE and jefog-
alory to the intelligence D. the American
people. and Thai, in opposition thereto. We
nre ia favor Of The earIiestpesce ntiainaDle On
The oasis Of the Constitution and the Union.
Resolved, That we concnr ia the action
OF the Union q rnseryative National Con
vention. held Al Ind peDdenr- Hall, in the
city ~ phliadelphis % The 23I doy ~ De
lcember, 1868. ard r~siierate The nDni alton
BY The people or Gen. George Il. MrCi-lsn.
believing thar his triumphant eecu0u "
certain. and viii result Ia immediate psace,i
with the restoration Of the Governments;
and, ID case OF his nomination BY lhai body,
We Rlulr tuf Lytul1l uHt NUAAEA cuRVNfA ~
itie conservative men Of the country 10 their
State eleciorsl tickets
Resolved, That The services Of our so idiers
10 the field, and the suffering o! those lao
gushing 10 prison, can only BE- cOmpsnsa-
ted Tor by the sympathy Of ~ people snd
early termination Of their mutual Aif0ris N
and honorable peace. and the reunion 81 our
l~confederscy, without . 4,nr blvl,sd 0r q
stripe erssed from OR national ensign.
Resolved. That The Conservative Uaion
.Nstionsl Committee u hereby continued
,Dd empowered 10 take such farther action
as may be necessary for Ihe purposes Of his
orgsnizaiiou, 4iIn reference 20 the future
the maintenance Of The U0ion snd Inc pres-
e~rvation Of cons itutiorai liberty.
Resolved. That ia The luture A. in the
pas, We will adhere with answering fleli.
N 10 The Union under the Constitution a.
he only solid foundation N cur strength,
security and happiness a. poole, aud as
: frame work OF government equally condu
Give 10 the welfare sad prosperity 81 all The
states. bpth Northern sid 5 sushern.
Resolved, Tat mi Con. entinn does ex-
lplicis v desire. D. the : use "a ne American
people. that after four years ~ failure ID re-
-iore The Union ny TIE exper ment of war,
during which. rndrr tie pseTrnre u military
necessity or wnr power higher fhsn th#
IC0nsftplion the Constitution itscli nas been.
disregnrd.d ia @very pnrs, and putiic i.0sfly
and private right alike ifoc .en d9~n ana
lthe material prosperity hi tne Cyuntsy cs-
sential'y impaired-jn~tice. hnmsniy- haer-
" and the pvDlic welfare deiuhnd that im.
mediate effDrs Be- made ior q Cessation oi'
hostilities. with q vlrw 10 a. niiin4te con-.
~vention u the States, N other pear4bie
meats. 10 fhe end that al THE e~atliesf vrac-
liicabIe moment peace may be restored Ou'
The basis II The Frdrral SAFES.
Resolved, That me direct Interference of
IN military authorities ~ ihe UuilAd Ssasfr
in tie recent elections held - Kentucky,
MARYLAND. Missouri ana Delawafe, vas !
shameful yiolatioD.0f sne Constitution. and
d repetition 81 such Acts IN the approach
detection will be held - revoi uiionary. snd
resisted with All The means and power undrr|
our control.
II s0ied, That the sim and object ~ the
Democratic party i e preserve Ire F4de
raj Union and The rights ~ The states vi
Impaired; and they he-rty declare that they
lconsider the Administrative usurpaticn 81
Extraordinary and dangerous powers noi
lgranied BY the nsiiiuti0n the snhvef-
sion OF the civil bv military Inv II S;airr
not in insurrecfion; Inc arbitrary mi isary
%srrest, imprisonment, Irial sud sentence ~
IAmerican citizens In States where civil lav
lexisis in full force: the suppression 81 ihr