The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-28

Tie Cannclinn REPEATER publishes 7
an address issued hy y u hlli~aii.
If ihis Srsts. "fp lhs l)'1npcra N %
the STATE 81 lnlaas M lrillv -aYa: ,
MIR l.amhlpn 7 Mlligan does
not represent us n,f lA.te rfl#e'en'
ANY n nur parry friends. Wih Mli9-e
confidence NJ afe Nnfel iA' AnA
degree whatever
Really. Me have Thought sa litiie y.
lfillieaa and his address THAI ihrN
have ror COS. ~ solitary lnon4At.-
re las iusI about a. rnaca rlrlt %
speak lor the Democracy ~ in'Aun
~ d. T. Morton ~ SenyleF Enlax
Asa victim N military syrany, ~ de-
iiance 1T tic CpuSllfu'sou aNd tpF
laws. Democrats wcfe opposed w Als
Incarceration ID BAH ami wrfe wiling
10 viu5Icafe In his person slir niiifa1F
npon liberty III thv irisl as caEr'niaf
,lal 81 Il civilian NIT ei1 gei ~ the
land or naval forces W ,aa tMief
States. Eminent couuscl yaHHieere+
aud iunds Were raised ID isSi tins
question before tie Supreme Curt y
the United States, and n7w NilligAa
turns round ana abuses lhe Very men
10 whose nobls csiaEts Hc owes .ar
freedom 10 day. and THE country owes
the grand vindcation of Constitution
ii liberty pronounced ly trs highest
legal tribunal Ill America.
vnloulAedly tuare are soine vcry
poor leaders and Why mean nsn ln
the Democratic party -sneaks ami
towards who court Republican saaa
once ana cover at the ianisloal ~
Radical rover. Yet tile influence W
these men for evil are int greater
than that of snch MadncH ana hof.
spurs as Miiligan a 90. whose VA \
and incorporate utterancos ase qnot
cd by onr opponents ~ TIC detrlinenf
al the Democratic party, and whose
voice and pen are never welded cN-
ctpt to iniurc and dccry the grand ola
party, whose proud flag has waived
with undmmed lnstre and ben borne
on tile shoulders oi millions Nj Amer.
ican freemen, "iull high advanced,
in the face Of an exultant. ylctorlon'
and tyranical foe, during ionr year:
of the most bloody and gigantic civi
war that the world has ever witnessed
Is such party to be branicd witi
cowardice by a madcsp who owes hi
liberty, nay HE life, % the intrepi'
and fearless battle this very part,
waged tor constitutional freedom! Il
what right does this kniie-and-iorl
hero virtually denounce snch men 2
Thomas a. Hendricks, Daniel w
Voorhees,, James 81. Hanna, an
such able and unhinching leaders z
the Democratic party as these, as "a
tering and vascilIating in their course
When aud where did they ever blanc
before the foe. When and where di
they fail to stand up with unilinchin
fidelity TO the Democratic fla: An
when and where dill they refuse
raise their eloquent voices in beha
Of constitutional liberty for which IL
Democracy we're and are contendin.
Some Democrats go callcd) the
are who court notorIety and are mo
anxious 10 obtain it than to subser'
the interests OF the Democratic part
Rather than fail in their object th'
would gladly accept even the notoTi
" Of inlamv. Others there are VIII
sold to tho enemy aud working
their interests.
These men can be known by ths
"works" az the tree is known BY
fruits. No honest, earnest zeal in 4
Democratic cause inspires their pc
but every utterance is used by the {
cmies OF the Democratic party to
detriment among minimizing men.
They put forth doctrines which tn
know the Democratic party will ney
endorse, and they nominate as its ca
didates men, whom they also kno
will not receive a solitary vote il
National Democratic Convention.
But their action is trumpeted over |
country by the small fry Radical pr
as evidence Of the sentiments Of
Democratic party, ard, perchan'
does here and there frighten off sol
silly BOBBY. Thank God, no D
man, however big in his own conc
l.c a ~,rxhk ~ e.,aolr g.. tlx. .~.n.t II