The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-30

and Of thousands Of Republicans who lnv
liberty and tear the encroachments 81 des
poli-m. I, il the will OF tho Republican
leaders, and This General Ilsyes mistake,
FOR The will of,he people. f,s y not th'
only man in history who has made slmi;a
sniflake.
On the 27,h Of July. 1894. Rpbe-pierr
was the head Of tie Frencn GDssfnment.
!is controlled the ccmmitiees ann-'hs Tri.
bunal; he ruled the As-embiv On that
day, in Paris a,one, he sent Ioriy persons 4
the guileiine. as IA. had done on each dry
or more than month. and. hnthed Ia blood
he excIaimed: al is the " IN Of The nation
On the n,x' day TalIien s,scked hira ia
the Climber; ",rsiior' respuui~d lhrour n
the Han. aud on III. IL RI d,y hs was b.
headed amid ths execralisn ot that naior
whose vii! he pretended 10 sxecu,,.
l. This the restoration Of tie Unlonl T.
this he maintuinancD of The C,nsli'utionl
General Hays ssys I'm. ID a speech 10
Congress ~ 1851. | declared thu, "armirs
nryie-. blood can not msnlpin The Union'
Have they manlain4d II; God iorbid thai
The Union under ,he Constitution should
De degraded by onpnrison with The condi
ion 81 lhinss this day. | said inishA,
''Ilsnspn, ji-iice. peace may restore ths
Union.r Irroeat It II i lnlc. The
vent hss shown lhat slsc. General lIsye'
in hi- l. -bnnon speech, says. .Tnfy ~un'
TO re arm % shr old order nf thLgs.r
One honr lust administration Of The
constitution would restore the Union. WIN
csn We not hsveiIl Why ths entirs dis
lscalion of State goveruIns Why this
sriira suspension of civil government At
the South, Why this disregard or abroga
ion Of The FEDERAL Constitution in IN its re
lalion. 10 the South. FIR what purpose
| put This question in all candor 10 ever,
aoner, Republican. The sole ctj-c, y !,
secure the negroes The right 10 vnie, ant
thereby give them the absolute control o
those States. Aud the inducament for thi
y The belief that The negroes will vote viii
the Republican party II il were ccsisiu
thai The negroes would ~ with the Dsmucra
Dsriy. these gentlernel would not bs in "a
sor Of negro suffrage 60 further. |
they could bs assured Of controlling thos,
States by means of the white vote alone
they would prohibit nsgrs sulirgs. New
England believes thst with those S,ates IN,
can nii'Jri 20 Iose--as che sees che soon
will Iose--some of The Northefn States
Despstring OF nsing The white man, she
turns 10 ,re black msn. She sees in him The
means " power. She sees reilertsd in his
fsce the Perpetn,toin Of tofilfs. one hundred
per cent. dividsnd.. exemption Of bond.
from 'sxs'ion, III, enjoyment of prof, and
power in tfice, the harvest nf capital, The
hey dsy Of New England. Purtsnism AZ.
riculture may weary Of It's burhen.; labor
may become res'ive. Northeastern men
nay become discusted with fanasici-m. and
'elisve that Sunday laws and prohibi'ory
emperance laws are uDwise aud .yranniea;
'ut New England sooihes them fos 10. mo
neni BY sn sppesi % their philanthropy.
md prepares Tor these events BY secureing
vote to The negroes and the negroes 10 her.
elf.
Gentlemen. Republicans. Are you vii
ing. IN order 70 further his partisan scheme
Q leopard no, only our Government. but
y tree governmeni' Are you wiling lcI
cptiDuc This di.grsce spectacle which
know in your souls ycn are ashamsi oil
-oi sul jec,ing tsu Str,es 20 m~rs military
esPoiism for he purpose of securing rsore
'renglh % your party! DO not cIsim
lore dlsintercsedness Than OH er men, trt
would glodly consent that The Dsmocra,.
party should se excluded from power
sring nv lifetime. IL lnat would induce yovl
, restore the Union, 70 reinsiate the
and reiuvigorate ihrnuq hnnl
. hole system Ihe principles Of free
Dvernmsnt.
RErusIrcas rARry
When I Iven,ured lately TO condemn ihe
hole policy Of the Republican party. an :
nuen,isi parry newspaper exclaimed,
~, whs, remedy does M. Pendlelon p,o
se! lie exhorts Us to return TO and stand by