The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-07-28

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bern she'd a. satisfy the radical leadess.- 'hi
There has not vet been ertsilcd upon the fo
country enough dsbt, taxaiion and misery. ~
Move Horrible scenes must be enacted than Sc
~ hare yet.wiinessed Or rxPerienced-thcA a
country must 90 through another publication 70
81 blood and fire ID qlrliiy i for ns great d
u.is~lon We have already published state is
msnts from radical sources that sioicncei
~. intended by the radicals Il they could q
not have their way. We now publish, be u
iow, confirmation of this intention on thel,l
part Of the radicals. Il is proof a. strong y
a. Holy Writ of their daboical purpose "a
II i from lie pen OF Mr.. RAYMOND. Rel
publican member Of Congress. and who par ln
.ticieased in the late radical caucus. Mr.
lRAYMosp writes 10 the New York Times,
Of v hich he i the principal editor lie says'l
'lunder The date 81 July Is, instant.
aYou may have noticed the passage in the
House, 4 few days since. Of resolution Of
llcrcd by Gener al Paine, Of Wisconsin, cal
ling Oh the States organizs, discipline End
leaaip their militia. and directing that two
lshsrGs 81 the arms, ordinance and smunitionl
ao~ uneer custody of the General overn.
2 me nj be distributed among the States -:he
4 ll.stribution among the loyal States 10 take
vlaca imme diately, and that among the
Estates lately ia rebellion 70 be postponed u1-
I" iii fsrther orders. The resolution came up
rom the Committee on Military Affairs and
WAS pushed 10 a vote without debate or de-
lIay, under the previous question. u attract
:" ed a. little attention ia Congress as y hss
lin the country; and tie public will doubt
less receive with increduity the assurance
i that il was intended. by those who secured
its passage, Us the first step toward Prepara
,ion for another civil war. Although ~
debate VAS had upon Il, members were urg
"a 10 vote for il by direct conversations
appeals on the floor on the part Of the fe'
Who were privy 10 its introduction. Som
lxere told that il was necessary TO enabI
~ the Southern loyalisis 70 protect themselves
lolhers, that it was simply q m after OF de'a
-
~ arms must be taken out OF the hands Of n
~ President; aud others tha, it was propose
AZ The instance oi the Secretary Of War-
aly An appeal was made BY Dir. kasson,
the Iowa, 70 allow debate upon il. a. i scene
w. IL Be matter oi Importance. but this W
hat refused.
\ Mos. of the leading and rejecting radcs
'eo Cor gress take this view Of the polite
dol future: Ii the fall elections result in u
eef choice OF Northern Democrats enough
'on- constitute. when added 10 the members fro
: olthe Southern States. a majority OF 4
House. they assume that this majority, n
did constituted, will claim to be the Congre'
sere and act accordingly, and that they will
helrecosnized by the President as the body
which ne viii send his message, and who
sessions he will. il the necessity shot
IT arise, protect by military force. They
~ sert. on The the other hand, that the Uni
III members from the loyal States--if u
'oa1 continue a ms jority from those States-v
-" claim 70 be the only legal Congress.
49, will, IL necessary. invoke an insurrccsion
n. the people 10 maintain them In that p
80 tiop. They do not in the least conc
go their purpose, in the event Of such col
III. ~ lion, 20 appeal to force, and 70 drive
-" rival Congress, with the President and
Cabinet and supporters, into the Potion
", % use the language Of one OF the ao'ess
80 most sincere OF their number.
sou II YOU will recall the remarks o.
80 Boutwell,. or Massachusetts,, in last We
os''s first caucus, you will see this movcn
nc CLEARLY Observation-Disclosures avowcd.
ana declared his belief tha, an issue OF
loNs was rapidly approaching. and that ws
'ushee BE- prepared 10 meet il. lie acts, and
who CO operate with him In these mcas
.Ianta profess TO act. under the apprehension
lsd,cs. he President intends 10 resort 70 fo'
The that ne means 10 dispersc the prcsen,
i, when rress on its rcasscmbling 10 Deccmoe'
ed tho refu,es % admit the Southern msm
". M md MI. Fsruswcfth ascsihedio NJ.
ard lhe declaration that il'iH Congress