The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-06-03

lis chil(lrcnS common sViooi i"'' "N'o'' ~
and copied by him. 1t is published vhs- lie
pAriM as copied from SAID instructor OF
notes and is n rich productions poth as &C
regards style. composition anu orthosra- $,
rhy hnt il decided Improvement upon
r.. .onvist's own style, rs there are not n,
,nnre liam inv errors. probably. in this i,
.. xya;l' and they may reasonably be ac- q,
coun,r,, iorpcrhaps. by the wicked state ~
of mind. and anxiety Of tho copyist dur &
inc, his 10 him arduous, but selt-ilnposed a,
,oh,r. caused by what he chastely terms
.l;ss" i'm regard In his ovcr-weenm%
.mb;,iou 70 again see indianapolis nj c
IN. expense Ut the public. = Us he mas q
never been known 10 90 there Ut ne q
nu,u no matter how important con- a
,.r,;on WAS 10 he held We hope, now II
MS, he has relieved himself. he feels a
hotter. and will be hotter prepared to q
y;aw % l,nlv his position, while We hold /
1, M before the pubiic
hir>r No thinks his article due from /.
him 10 the citizens OF the three counties '
.ornosiur this Senatorial district. We
venture TO suggest that the large dele
cations from Martin and Pike who We're
in attendance at the convention on the
:. Sd ult.. will think something else Que 10
them since they were, at his instigatiom.
;. so mccrmoniously kicked ort OF an
orpor,,,ni,y OF being able to mtity even
lis nomination, and we apprchcnd they
IS will think his "boldness suincicnty
J, ,royen when he sets himself up rs their
q candidate. and asks. after his very curl
Gus. cordial treatment OF them, !or thcir
- sutlrages.
" lie attempts TO deny the existence OF
a. Tho well-known dissatisfaction. but he
had ha 10 "A n
les nov ANYTHING. fact which was pain
"a fully apparent to all noviccs. even, in the
be convention. that the reason of n portion
no of the candidates who were mentioned
lie ,vi,bdra wing their names, was because
DC tho dissatisfaction was such as could not
~ be healed. by that convention. that day,
rus and they were not willing to take part
nj IN il. and ne also knows that IL they had
moi withdrawn it would have been inn
Al, nossible for him to secure any Kind OF
a = nominations and he also knows. that he
ost received seven votes, the first and every
car. other ballot. which according TO the Isl
III, rulc. adopted unanimously by the meet
o,, inc. he had no right 10 have counted loi
~ him. and which were secured TO him by
,e,, chicanerv, cunning and fraud. part oil
/, one of those votes being from his own
a,, to,vnship. and the others from Hall AND
NE Ferdinand. THIS state of facts was toe
- we'll known to all to permit of beills
81. successfully denied to his knowledge
md and il is believed was brought abou; b.
his own solicitation.
lie seems now TO think that cool
in Democrats submit TO the Will OF th
tent majority. His opinions have change
rom somewhat. evidently, since lie declare
: in in the convention, on a moion 10 &C
re- iourp. that he ..wanted the nomneiio
and there, and would not he satisfied uniei
logs he got it, some understood lam to 81
nois he would not submit unless he got it.
lied he thinks the majority should rule. &c
tiles ta;nly. the votes of the Democracy Z
4l7lMartn and Pike arc omitted 10 be coun
pun Oh tn ascertain where the majority j
De- and the insinuation that others are Der
that ocrots for office sake, or are tender
we're nriuciclcs. comes with poor grace &C
1869. ia;uly from one who has held some otiit
than or been seeking one ever since he b
the mo of age. and whose courage was
Ig}yat oo7iny sort that during the tro'l
Ions times Of the late war, would u
Ines hermit him to say n word lii favor
+ rcs-lDemocratic principles, or spend dol'
unity, in s,,pporting the organization, or CIV
pay.encourag e it by his presence a; tn
q lit conventions. and whose ambition a
n the fears led him to change his resideE
'retty because few Republicans were set!
d ON around him. in whose company he coz
ridge, not trust Ills Democratic virtue. Let J.
while who is without fault the first ruot
onnor il an adaec he should heed.
inst We extremely regret that tbs arti
hole has been rendered necessary, but we
came to hold our first regular election I
J car Fall in the new Senatorial district,
juries formed by the Legislature IN 1867,
we deem j, important at this J,inct
that the political organization she
ennty start right. It. is not eight years 81
'ite an the apportionmcnt, rs stated by (.
age o! Gave, but three, ard by n correct $
forms now there will be no chance fora SOU
halt HE hereafter, and az there j. plenty
one OF time between now aud October to ta
OF an over. We hope twill DC done in car
inning aud kindness. We write in the inter
we me Of no man, and to forward no ones
1 Itself nirations. but strictly in the interest
pcace and harmony for the future. an'
!, the purpose OF devising means to Sc
no Ine thoroughly competent men for pv
build nosit;ons = not only slch rs possess
ntheir .common sense,p which is so arrcga
mother boosted of, but little knowledge
least enough to be Of some advantas
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