The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-12-15

and horsc-jockcys. IL his pay was
stnppcd when absent from his post, as u $
o,,.,,,, TO be. he would stick closer, ana
we should hear less about chilis ana
| see it estimated that ne
has travelled some $4,000 miles since ell
cyatcd TO the Presidency. He Is dis
uracinc himself if that is possible his
position, and the country"
thought Of the famous poser OF
ITwced's
WELL, WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO
AnoUTIT"
And inquired if there was any way 10
lbcat Grant. Mr.. johnson acknowledged
that the outlook was not clear. Inc I've
nubicans had no available man TO sup
ulant him with,and the opposition casting
nhout. iuharmOuious and wcll-nigh uls-
lcourarcd. and not knowing exactly what
lto do. The sentiment of the country
was against Grant, but there seemed no
way 10 consolidate the sentiment ana
make it available in battle.
GOING OVER TO THE ENEMY.
T asked the ex-Presidcnt what he
Thought of the plan for the Democracy
Ito nominate an anti-Grant KcpuDlican'
and rally Oh him:
"What is that" replied he, "but sur
render? A surrender is as bad as DC
feat. and worse. If we nominate Kc.
publican on Republican platform, what
have we got to contend for! NO; ina!
would be nothing but disgraccful fight
for spoils. And if successful, there
would be an everlasting wranglc.. Inc
IDemocratic party has higher mission
: than to surrender its principles in the
hone of gaining share OF plun.'ef.
i This plan isa Vallandigham departure
on a large scale, and is farce ana
fraud. What was the Vallandishain de-
narture? It placed the Democratic par
ltv in the position of whining ours stand
G inc ON the outside. and saying TO III!
Radicals inside: Now, you get out ans
let ms i'm, and we'll carry out your rlan
I'll and we'll do lust as you are doing Ina
was the ValIandigham departure.
le "What do YOU think OF Tom Scott q
s an available candidatc!" asked.
n IL know Tom Scott very WE'LL he re
u n,;cd. .and he is clever gentleman, D''
ne H would be q nice piece Of business 10
III The Democracy to take him up. IN
T. very idea is supvcmely ridiculous.
! would he pretty business, after all IN
Up fnss and clamor the Democracy ia
u made about rings and monopolies,
y. take ND n notorious ring master ana m'
nc noplist. and run him for President. IN
es' would be consistency; indeed!' An
Mr.. johnson vigorously thrust the p'
We ker i'm the fire as sort Of an escal
NJ valve fvr lis outraged feelings.
; n CHARLES SUMMER.
N; "Have you noticed that the Washln
ire ton Patriot urges Charles ou'nhsI m as
he suitable man for tho Democrats 10 w
81 for!' l asked.
of .Ycs, | saw that. and IL is even mo
to absurd than the Tom Scott proposl'io
TO he idea of the Democracy. s"pporu'
fiji Charles Sumner is too utterly pIepo.'e
for ous to talk about. what sor' oi VIC.
IN ~ must this election be! victor!
her true Democratic Government iof o''
out rights? for the Constitution! or
md what. Whenever you see the l'c'n.
i'm racv walking up to The support 0! y
lell Sumner and his principles, you VIII
the them going to their own funeral.
ng, As long rs the Republic exists thc
Of viii bc Democracy. Keociiion was |,
Democracy. neither is Rauact!ism !
.E's mocracy. The ono sought to dlviae
country and ruin it, and the other se'
tt,c consolidation and an empire, whic.
In In : also ruin. We want neither a divi.
III Government nor an empire. Cch'fai,
om. tiyu and division arc alike dangerous.
,cmt want tho old Government as our ialh
nv. founded it, and until rescued from
try ccntralists, bribc-takcrs, moncy''cma.'
III. monopolists, carpct-bagycrs, roDo,
ion and corruptionists who now coh'ro
iwht Democracy will have something 10 !.
~ for. To surrender the party and prl'
;, ~. plc now would be to surrender inc
ofa public.
,du- The who'c co""... ''.a cor,
AT crazy in grab after money. Iorr
OF lion stalks unchecked into every
nav nsrtmcnt Of tho Government. Even
and church is not cxcnpt. lu New Aor
Ihat see. there have been frauds ~ the M'
,,nci oljst Book Concern. Money devote
,cJi. the spread oi the gospel Is stolen and
the vested in fist horses. Most mheh''
,cral ofall is
man TIE WICKED EXAMPLE
I ne We have in the highest officer Of
ness, :nvcrnmcnt, When he dcvotcs his
go cryics 10 the accumulation Of we
hihs und fine horses. lesser lights will be
rates lucnccd by the example. and nltho
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