The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-08

cr We shall have constitutional, ecv---
nOniical and honest Government. or A.
continuance Of revolutionary, cxtrava-
giant, and wilful partisan rails: whether.
we shall have a general. uniiaEni, lust
and constitutional legislation. ah rea-
sonablc taxation and frugal expenditure,
or an unconstitutional. partial. unjust
and class legislation, with oppressive and.
unequal taxation and wasteful cxpcndj-
ture. That we have strong reasons to
hope for favorable result is plainly ap--
parent. The elections already held clear.
ly show that the tide Of reform has set
i'm with power that can't be resisted
Let no blunders be committed by the
friends Of reform. If they do their du-
'ty and act wisely. if they throw off ALI
APATHY and act with vigor and steadfast-
ness, there il every reason ioi.ope their
Ieflorts will be rewarded by success, Let
thsrc be no disscnsions about minor
matters; no time lost in the discussion
|of dead wants no manifestation of mar.
row or proseriptive feeling no sacrifice.
lof the cause to gratify personal ambition
lor resentment; and let the best msx be
lchoscn for candidates, and we may hope,
Ito see cur country redeemed from mis-.
|rule. And in this connection we BEG
leave to say word to our fellow citizens
of the Southern States. Do not risk tina
loss.Of Senators and Representatives by
|electing men who can not take the test
oath, or who are under The disability
Imposed by the fifteenth amendments
Whatever may said as to the validitv of'
that amendment, or the test oath act.
you may rest assured that Senator's clec-
fpH hv hn nr ~. a
laturcs who are held by the Radicals 10
be thus disqualified, will not be permit
ted to take their seats, and shat members
Of the House Of Representatives thus
disqualified will also be excluded. 1pSS
the plaincst dictate OF practical wisdom
not to incur any such risks. We hope
soon to see the day when all disabilities
will be removed, but in the meantime
we cntreat you, do not lose the oppostu-
nifty TO strengthen the Dcnccafie and
conservative fore in Congress, and the
possibility nay, probability Of obtaining
a majority in the next House Of Repre-
scntativcs, by putting it In tho power OF
our .adversaies to overthrow and disso-
gard Year electiSns. ,i'
6igned- IA. G., Thurman, Of OAsH: W.
~ Htr11l1tt ~ 3lafy316d: Js5h,f u !.
stUhnson, Of Virginia Garrett Davis. Of
Kentucky; Geo. Yickcrs, of Marylsnd !.
y ohm II. stockton, OF New Jerscy:T. +.
Bayard, Of Delaware: l.. Casserly. OF
California; Thomas e. McCrcerv. Of
Kentucky; Willard Salisbury. OF Dehs-
ware; and ID. 5. Norton. of Minnesota,
OF the United States Senate, and By the
following members Of the House OF
Representatives: Samuel J. Randall.
Pennsylvania; George w. Woodwssd. !.
Pennsylvania =. Van Trum,s. Ohio :.
Stcphen Archer, Maryland: X. j. Hal
dcman, Pennsylvania John ID. Styles.
j. Lawrence Gctz. Pennsylvania j. g..
IcCormick, Missouri; BOYD Winrlcs-
ter. Kentucky; w. +. Niblask.. Indiana /;
1 q. Cleveland, New Jersey: yahn 4 :,
Griswold, New York Fernando Wood.
New \ ork Eugene NJ. Wilson. Minne--
sofa; j. 5. Smith, Oregon; L. r. Dick
son, Ohio; George w. Morgan, Ohio: T..
w. Stradcr, Ohio; Henry w. Sloc,lm..
New York John NJ. Crehs, Illinois; r.
is. McNccly. Illinois; Patrick lIainili.
maryland; Erastus Wells. Missouri: J :.
A. johnson, California Henry a. Rccvs,
New York; Il. 7. Biggs, Delaware; j :.
lB. Beck. Kentucky; CArkson w. Potter.
New York; Samuel liamblcton. Mary
land; j. Proctor Knott. kcntucky;S. :.
Cox, New York /: Charles Haight, Nsw
Jersey; S. s. Ncwhalh Illinois S. L..
Mayham, New York: John Morrisscy.
| New York John Fox, New York: ".
S. Holman. Indiana; NJ. &. Kerr. Indi-
ana; ID. NJ. Vanauken, Pennsylvania /;
james Brooks, New York Albert G..
Burr, Illinois; William MungcD. Ohio
ID. W.Voorhees, Indiana Potter N. Dox.
:. Alabama :Hervcy &. Calkin, New York /;
\ wv. c. Sherrod, Alabama John G.. Schu-
maker, New York William IL. Barnum
|Connccticut; Thomas L. Jones. kcntuc-
ky; J. c. Connor, Texas; W. w.. SMee-
taey, Kentucky I; j. II. Lewis. Kentucky ;
) l.. s. Jrimble, Kcniucky ;.Iohn I. Bird.
New Jersey; TAes. Swami, Maryland ;
lJ. n. Rice, Kentucky: Samuel 4. AK
tell, California: Charles a.. Eldridge,
: wisconsin q. M. Adams, Kcntuc4y.
! james M. Cavanangh, Montana; j. X
Shaficr. idaho; S. I. Nuckolls. Wyom-
ling, and Anthonay A. c.. Rogers, Ar
kansas ffl 9ff .it
I: GA religious woman who. always
+ rkept Sunday and washed 0 'Nontlax. and
fact all the rest of the week. as She
, WAS q washcrwomap by occupation, had
] managed to save enough money IT, erect
: n neat little hOmest6n whom alOlir cam q