The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-01-17

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U.i N, ami ths Allows and orphan chi'd's"
a. those whn f.ilin battle or died Of wounds
or io the military service OF the Union, such
pcnsionsry sil as will enable them 20 enjoy
The suhs,sn,ial nacsssaries OF HE.
IL That we recognizs il the restoration
,rs,sores Of Ana,ew Johnson, President OF
the lIniud States, y policy which would
h.ve given pe.cs. security and prosperity
N The States. and di.pelied the dark clouds
c,used by the vindicaiive measures Of srsd
zeal C. ."o,e... Th~ adoption of the Pee-''
dents policy w.uld. in our opinion, have
saved the nation the expenditure OF nntoM
million. OF treasure, ,essensd The huf'nen-
.itaxs,ion. secured Tesce to the SCUM ana
prrxOsri'y tn the Union.
Is Tn., Msjw len. Hinccnk. BY hi' ~
drrs al Nv Oresns, reinstsi'hg me c'v''
law, a I'd de,h, onng military despo''sm' h"s
manifested the highest respect !os cons'i'n
tionsl liberty tor which he deserves the CON.
incubation Of al friends If constitutional
government ard who revere The noble o."
,as.inn Of srm.. Ike the great "nd good
W..ni ,e,on, this gallant soldier had lesr"ed
20 ,exy.ct the civil rights of al COED chi.
s,cs. aud to decl~re that in time III peace,
onr jurisprudence. Eiprnsi honor 10 III.
solder who refused 10 rise above the laws
That We congratulate the ID 'mocracv ~
onr aister 5, etc u Olio. on tbs gallant 20
h.c,i camp-ivn, clo.sd ON the eighth dsv o.
October, 1851 csmpaiyn marked bv the
hughes, order o. dsvo ,inn, ability and Effort
mud n 4 prominent and close in association
i, the minds OF our fe low. ri,ixens Of Indi.
nus. Glands The nan. OF Hon. George h.
Pend.-,on. Ijsn'ii. u with the vita meas
ures upon which our party enters the cam
= v,ss FOR 1863. together with his ability a.
sra,estnsn. aid his high psrsonsl qn,li'''s-
all these en,itls him to the CONNIE alton
of This Conv niion. ss s,rue and cunsisf-n'
Dem. Graf, and one who has our entire c.n
fd.Lce and preference.
The following resolutions we're Offered
end adopted.
WHEREAS, The young men ri Indians
have formed Democratic State Committee
thu object uf which 10 u aid and assist tht
Democracy Of the State in athorongh or
yaux,,ion, sls) 10 the circulation Of Dem
ncrstic newspapers aud documents. aud per
form such other labor IS may be required 4
advance the interest OF the party. There
tore, be il
Resolved, That the purpose and object o
this org ,nix ssioa meet with the cord'al 40
pobs,ion Of this Convention, and we tssrt
iy welcome the young men ss co.xorksr
IN this Struggle 10 preserve and sustain
constitutional iysiem Of government. ant
d. chee:iully recommend the Organization
10 The lsvorstle consideration VI the De
moerarv shrcuohout the State.
Resolved. That The proceedings OF ibi
Convention be published in the lndianspo
lis Bersd. and al other Democratic paper
Hon. ]. r. Coaroth offered the following
which was unanimously adopted:
Re solved. That we recognize 10 The 10
disnapolis Herald, the State orgsn OF IN
Democracy OF Indiana. a faithful and adj
,xpone n, OF the principles and policy 1T th
Democratic patty. and a. such We recon
mend il to the general and liberal support {
al who desire The supremacy OF 'hose prir
eiples IN the Standardization Of the covers
4nent.
Judge Lowery. OF Allen county. ofrre
,hs following. which wss referred to II
Committee on Resolutions, reported bst
end adopted.
Resolved. That the cause OF liberty
Europe % in our own country, and par,ic
isrly at this time Of cell government in If
land, CONNIE nds itself TO the lovers OF IRE
dom eli over the world. The same Effort
behalf OF the liberties Of the white rae
where the aid snd countensBc ofihis count
night justly hsve been expected. which b
been expended 10 the supposed in,eres,
the negro. would, il il tain TO assume,
this time have largely tended to make I,
green isle what the poe,ic inspiration OF
isvori,e hard hiss declared II ought 10 be:
"-Grea1 glorious and free.
Fire, flower Of The earth, end first gem
the sea-"
After the business Of the convention b
hsen closed. Mr.. Hendricks and ID.
VOORHEES, addressed the Convention in VI
able speeches which are TO be published
psmphltt form, and will certainly exerc
good influence in the CO mpsigD.