The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-17

J 0rr' The Brookville Democrat, gives the
following sketch Of the candidates upon the
radical State ticket:
! TIE RADICAL Ticket Chars sctetstlcs
Of the leading eanGidaies:-C Colonel Baker,
the head OF the ticket, was of the O ID school
abolition stock; always believed that ne
groes should have oil The rights that white
men were invested with. During The can.
vass in Ohio last year, he made several
speeches in TINT State, in all Of which he
advocated the adoption OF the negro amend
meni. No one in ibis State was surprised
at that, tor he has for years cen in favor Of
be same thing in indiana. Colonel b. was
also bitter Know Nothing; never failing.
during the reign Of that monslrous party
ina inc, 10 denounce all persons who were,
so unfortunate as TO be born in some other.
country than this. and especially if the for.
eigner was worshipper 10 The Catholic
Church. Colonel Il. has also mace record
OF his own on the finsLcal questions. In
his speeches in Ohio and elsewhere, he said
The proposition was an Outrage upon the
boDdholder, and disgrace TO the nallon -
!, lie is now a candidate on a greeDbsck plat
form. Now, we ask those Of the Kepubii.
: can party who are honestly in favor OF paw.
Ing the five twenty bonds in greenbacks sc-
cording TO the face OF these bonds. how you
can trust such a man! If the Republican
Iparly are honestly in favor OF sopaying The
fve-twsnty bonds. they can pass law to
pay them now; they have large msjority
ia both houses OF Congress, and can pass a
law any doy, and not attempt to deceive the
people BY passing resolutions one way, and
making speeches another way.
4 Another very bright light on the radical
ticket, in The very person Of Col Will Cum.
1 back, deserves passing notice. Now, this
man Cumback 10 not q Colonel either by
profession or inclination. but for the ss,ne
reason that we are told that seven women
took hold Of one maD-ihut ia let me be
{ called by thy name 10 take away my re.
lproach.' Cumback is said TO be a native of
e this county. and ike most of bis party,
. BOASTS that he ives oLce Dem D. crat, but.
, Door fellow, his Democracy never hurt him
; Imuch. ana conseque nliy he tell quite young,
I, and like most young men when they leave
i. home. ne got into bad company, and 10 1854
was regularly sworn into q Know Nota.ng
Lodge, and from thst time forward he be-
camc on inveteraie hster Of every one " no
was not native born. He said in The can.
: vass OF 1854, that the Catholics must be
put down or the Pope would take this coun.
iltry.' OF the millinery record OF the Colo
mel. II is ureless to say but little. lie said,
lus' before The wsr, that 'oDe ounce Of pat.
rlotic blood was worth atom OF com promise,'
and showed evesy disposition TO Fl pht, bse
: alas! the wsr come und Cumback did not
: come. Tie took The fret train Oh Monday
and did not rriurn until Friday night Ills
friends told him he must GO, and poor win
bellowed like bull calf. Bot he went-thss
is 10 lndisnapos-and there he stuck fast.
and no argument could get him a step fur
ther. Still he is caIld Cslonel 10 take away
his reproach.
2 General KiubalI Is truly brave soldier,
I and for aught we know, good officer; but
, he has made his own record. He canvossed
\ Ohio last Fall. and said: 'Show me man
, who is in favor If paying the bonds in
0 gree nbacks. and will show you man who
8 Is in favor OF repudia'iag The whole debt
Now, he ia a candidate on a greenback plat.
form. General K,mball was an original
I, Know Nothing, and is knowr TO s,ill adhere
= to the views Of that party. With what con.
sis,eDcy can men Of foreign birth vote for
any OF the above named candidates, How
can they ever complain if their rights IRE
i, refused them and they are reduced below the
!, negro, after they have given their votes 10
euch menl
Value the frle n iship OF him W no stands
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