The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-06-10

ENLARGED Jurisdiction. and Authorizing
49,, unnrecrdcnted use of The army anu
navy nj once both burthcnsonc anu uan-
,,crous. Political rights were then con- /
t.rrcd with the assurance that the WORK
80 ,h.n complcte. Before the countrylt
had recovered its composure from that
shock the order passed along the party
lines .onwarl;" and now the party Is {
marching under the banner of social
rirlts and equality in every respect that
..a,, be controlled by law. And from
srhool-housc to the graveyard the two
races are To be compelled TO walk hand
in hand TO the music of the reunion.
This third stage in the progress Is mott
xct reached but Senator summers OIL
i pcnding. and you know that he allows
no detection of his party upon his cher
ished measures. His bill makes the races
common in respect To their rights ana
privileges in the schoo-houses publcl
,onyeyances. places OF public amlse-
mcnt. and in the Hotels. The measured
can be beaten only by taking his parti-I
zans out of the House, and putting Con-
scryatiycs in their places. Ills stronger
will has often governed. against the Wish
of his party followers. that look for
the adoption O; his most extreme meas
,lrcs. unless the people forbid 1t al the
elections. j,
There will bc Inconvenience from the
unrcstraincd mingling, without dl>tinc-
ton of color. at all public places and III
all public conveyanccs; but greater hurt
to be apprehendcd will be to the public
schools. The free schools. well con-
Quoted. bring blessings to all tie people.
but especially to the poor. When the
white and black children are crowded
into the same free schools the wealthy
NAV provide for the education of their
children i'm select schools. but the poor
must look to the public schools, or allow
their children to 30 without education.
Thus. from childhood up, the line will
be drawn in society between the chll-
,lrcn of the rich Oh the one hand. and u
the poor and the negroes on the Other
What will compensate us Tor so great Ill
evil! 1t is a wrong to the colored race
that separate schools be provided for II,
children. where they may be prepared
as far as possible, for the duties that res
upon them:
ON the relations of the two races hav
not. and do not rest upon their feeling
of hostility toward the colorcd race, 6u
,lpon well-cstablished conviction tina
their union is unnatural, and can nc
promote the harmony of society. tn
stability OF its institutions, or the el'
walton OF either, but will bring evil I
both.
Nv fellow-citizens, do you wish !
continue the present policy in reiatio
to the tariff, internal taxes, currency, u
banks and the public debt! l believe
am safe in saying that a large body !.
the Republicans of the West are al
satisfied. and desire change. The gre
body OF the people of the West are u
able to see why,if the paper currency
the country is TO be guaranteed by I
United States. and furnished under
authority, it shall not be done dlrecl
by treasury notes. and not indirectly
National banks, AMI thus save the en'
nous interest now paid by the count
on the bonds deposited in the Treast
rs security: and thus, also, at an en-
day equalize the currency over the COZ
fry. As now distributed, New lt
and New England enjoy largely m,
than their proportion of the bank
capital. and while their rate of inter
is from six to seven per cont, III
need not say to you that this difierc
in the cost Of obtaining money is g
burthen upon the enterprise and ind
trv Of the West, and greatly reduces
profits upon Western labor and
ducts. The interest paid upon the
new used in putting our products
market becomes part OF the cos'
their production, and is burthen Il
industry, for our traders must buy '
a view to some profit over all their
penditures. In all payments upon
adjustments of the public debt we
only that the contract, as shown in
laws. and upon the face of the DO
shall prevail. We ask that the
shall have for its purpose the collet
of a revenue sufficient to meet the
cations which the United States !
discharge in gold and silver. S,
that sum is so large that the proper
iustment Of the duties will give all
protection that Eastern capital Dug
ask, and all that Western labor Dug
concede. More than that is buI
which we ought not to carry.
We ask that the great expcnditul
the South shall cease, that the Off
making and executing their law
turned over to the people: that !
the departments of the public servit
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