The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-09-18
A Week of Outpouring!
The Democracy Jubilant:
4 LARGELY INCREASED MAJORITY
CERTAIN

ple cam. out. and the deep interest
manifested, Notwithstanding disap'i,
in regard to speakers. evi.
denccs tie determination Of the loyal,
hard working yeomanry Of this coun'y
10 administer such rcbuke to the
bond holding interchangeable are
.ndeavoring tn make s!aves OF every
farmer It's will make them know
that Il = spirit Of 80 still animates tie
descendants of noble sires. The work
in this County-as, indeed, wherever
Intelligence controls--goes bravelyi
on. and all the lovers Of Constitutional
liberty, who have heretofore acted
with the Radical party, are deserving
tho sinking hulk, and swelling the
ranks Of . party pledged to liberty.
Law, equal rights, and no privileged
classes among white men on account
vi wealth.
The ranks Of the Radicals are grow.
ing small by degrees. and beautifully
less until. kthere will scarcely he an
echo of them left on the I'd Tuesday
iof October.
! The Democratic Climb OF HARRISON
township. met at Pcrtersville on Tues.
day night last, and Notwithstanding a
heavy rain most Of the day, and very
muddy roads, which prevented large
numbers from attending, yet the peo'
ple we're out in strength, determined "a
encourage the good cause. A. H.
Miller. Esq, WAS to have addressed
TEN. but the rains prevented him from
getting there. Tie meeting was ad
dressed by Capt. Slicer, Of Davies
County, s. Williams, and MIR. ALFRED
Osborn, who has heretofore been {
radical OF the strictcst sect. Away
voting the ticket, but who informed nj
that under no circumstances whateve
could lie be induced to support Gen
Grant for President. He would no
. pledge himself to 70 with the Demo
Gratis, but pledged ne that hc woul'
not vote for the Radicals. After h
had concluded Capt. Will Van Fassen
e OF Sullivan county, who 10 vetera
Of the gallant 59th Regiment, too
1.-The stand, and for an hOur and = ha
poured hot shot into the ranks OF tn
Radicals. with great effect. lie wa
{, interrupted during his speech by or
3, John Leming. (who had been go
der in the SD, but is determined
It vote for what he fought againss,) vii
asked q few questions, which from h
, Hooks afterwards, were answered full
! to bis satisfaction. Go in, Lemini
and get squeezed The meeting ~
al luurned with nine cheers for the Col
Seymour. Blair, Hendricl
aud victory. The Club meets aga
at the Haysville school house on Sa
urday night, when Major Carr b
been invited and promised to addre
them.
The invincible Democracy OF T
toka Tp.. had y rousing meeting
Dis Huntingburg on Monday, Hon JAS
p'' B. Brown having promised 10 be PR
ent. He failed in coming to tin
r. much TO the disappointment Of !
y; people. Tie meeting was address,
:" however, by Capt. Bryant, OF the &
er' liant AID Indiana, who made an a
exposition OF the purposes Of the IL
OK. ical party, and showed how the pat
! otto Union.loving soldiers had be
deceived and llec to by these Radi
: stay .at.home, warlike.talking dis
u ionists. The meeting was also
dressed by Mr.. Doane, in q spe,
showing the enormous tsxation t'cl
from the laboring classes by this \
the ical party, and the expenses Of
Der Governmen under their rule, az &C
wing pared with that Of the Democracy
At the close Of the speaking u
$50; Fisher announced q meeting OF
BOO. Democratic Club at Mayo's scl
psy. house on Saturday night, and
} in. meeting adjourned with cheer q
oods cheer Tor Seymour, Hendricks, +
coin and the entire ticket. The Hunt
cur. burg brass baud added greatly to
less interest OF the occasion by volun'
The ing their fine lnusE, for which
52s,. have the thauks Of all present..
9 AS On Monday night the Democ
Of Ferdinand "a town that has