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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-12

The report that the Nebraska delega-
Ition 70 the ST. Louis convention had
been instructed for Tilden Is untrue.
there being "A decided opposition 20 and
defeat or motion TO that end. II. &.
Lett, prominent member Of the con-
lveniion opposing the motion, is thus re-
ported by the Nebraska Granger:
While he recognized the great merit,
the ability. and the sterling worth Of
Governor Tilden, he also recognized the
fact that Ohio had son whom she
would present 10 the convention, and
that no man could say Wght truly
against the ability. the purity, and
statemanship Of Allen &. Thurman, and
while recognizing the eminent fitness Of
Mr. Thurman for the position, he would
remind the convention that there was
another man whose name would De be-
fore the national convention, a western
man, whose heart beats IN unison will
the heart of every true Western man. a
man whose whole life was devoted TO
the interest of his country, gentleman
and a statesman OF uuiarnished repuia-
tion, and that man is Indiana's favorite
son -Thomas A. Hendricks.
The mention of the name of Hend-
'ricks was followed by a round Of ap-
lplause, such as had not before been
heard in that convention, and for time
III seemed as though the whole thing was
n Hendricks ratification meeting. Mr.
Lett concluded by saying that he would
vote against all instruction. for no man
could tell what the next two months
might bring forth, and the delegates
should be lefl free to vote for the man
who seemed 70 possess, IN the greatest
degree, the elements Of a successful
Header.
The resolution construction was laid
lupon the table.
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Another KEY Note.

The Republican candidate for Re
preventative Of Spencer county, VIM
Woodward, Esq.. opened The campai u
at the Court House in Rockport last
saturday night in two hours speech
which may be found Ia the Republican,
Journal of Wednesday. bat before the
paper was read the United State,
Marshal had arrived an arrested
Sweet William and place him under
bonds that would compel the gentleman
to 20 TO indianapolis litti bit sooner
than he intended on going TO answer
in the United States CO s,s 10 th,
charge Of forgery. which II true viii
send him to the Penitentiarv, thus de
privmg the Republican party Of Spencer
of bis noble services during the comm.
"Mr. Woodward had large meetin.
at Newtonviiie last Wednesday evening
and made a stirring speech on III,
finances, The audience applaudcd hin
and manifested grea
cnthusiasm. II Republiran-Journal
Jes so. But we have later intelhgenc
from New .Onville. 70 the effect that Mr.
Woodward had another meeting on
Tuesday evening 81 The present week
sam. Day, Dcpuly Z. ;. Marshal. WA
present. aud took an active par, in tht
proceedings. by arresting the youns
.Demos:hcnes Of Tubtown for Pension
crookedncss. There was nor so mucl
enthusiasm manifested 10 thc latte
meeting, however, it being more OF
private and official meeting than other
wise. - hockporL Dem.
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Mn. nonnINs' rLArFoRM.

SIR. nOInlNs PLATFORM.
III letter 10 Senator Pccd Mr.. Dob
bins defines his political principles.
they are as follows:
"ln ny judgment we are now enter
ing upon one of the most important po-
liiica campaigns which has engaged the
.atiention of ihc American people since
the foundation OF the government.
Heretofore we have had great principles
10 consider and discuss, but now we
have all these and more. In this can
vass, the wide spread decentralization in
the commercial and industrial interests
lot tie country rises az like a dark cloud
alon. the political horizon, and con-
fronts us with it, threatening thunder
and wc have general feeling Of un-
certainty aud distrust ia the public
mind. especially among The agricultural
aud mechanical cla- -es. and voices can
be heard all over the land. asking what
shall be done. and 70 whom shall we
look for measures of relief.
These are questions easily asked, but
hard to answer. IL will require much
thought ana wisdom 20 develop meas
ures that will bring about certain and
.u.e relief
l.i The cause OF alarm and disiru,I
must be removed; and 10 do this effect
'ualiy there must be a radical change in
administration OF public affairs. The
parity IN power must get out Of tho Way
.ard the people must put new men and
another party in power.
ad. Tho Resumption Act. calling for
the resumption OF specie payments IA
1872 mu bc repealed.
1d. Ihc gradual retirement Of th5
NHonni lianA Currency and the sub
stiluiion therefor Of United States Notes
must bc trough. about.
am lie encouragement of all propc'
measures Tor the development Of the
wealth of the country must be urged
ana adopted.
9th. a tariG for revenue and not fol
protection merely.
9Th Congress must abridge the pow
crs OF moncyed corporations, and legis-
late in the interest of the people in the
future.
These arc some Of the propositions
upon which measures rav be drafted
and put into practical operation. and
when honestly administered will bring
about relief. Confidence once restor-
rd. then there may possibly be a gradnal
return to specie resumption. and not
until then, aud il would be folly 10 at
tempt forced resumption OF specie
payment until this state OF affairs de-
Imenstrates ID, ability or necessity.
Hoping md Trusting we will eject
Inur eil ire state Ticket. with old Far.
MGR Williams at its head. and that We
will lave peace aud Union, with th,
largest liberty and general prosperity
ia the whole conniry. ] remain.
G.. :. DOBBINS."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-12

The Cincinnati Enquirer raises this
point in regard 20 the payment Of The
live-twcnty bonds: III hasn't yet been
explained TO Us why the iivc-twenty
bonds and other obligations OF the
United States. ia which gold is not
specifically named. are not payable in
silver. When the iivc-twenty bonds
spirit OF tile law. payable in lawful
money. or greenbacks. We clung to
that law. In March, 1869, Congress
changed the contract. and made them
payable "in coin" We have acknowl- l.
edged the duty OF obedience to that law
also. Silver, equally with gold, is
named IN that law rs a coin acceptable
TO the bondholdcrs. Are net these
bonds payable in silyor!"
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The wooIwich Railway.

In IN aricia IN the Quarterly Review,
in 1926 il is said: What can be more
palpablv absurd and ridiculous than the
prospect held out OF locomotives travel
ing twice as fast as stage coaches We
should as soon expect the people Of
Woolwich 10 suffer themselves to be
fred odnpon ono Of CongreYe's ricochet
rockets, as trust ourselves 10 the mercy
of such machine, Going at such a rate.
We will back Old Father Thames against
the Woolwich Railway for any sum.
We trust that Parliament will. ii at
railways il may sanction, limit the sDeed
TO eight or nine miles an hour. which,
we'entirely agree with Mr. 'Silyertree. is
as-great as can be ventnred on with
safety Tins IS quite contrast when
compared with mail trains running...a
sixty miles an hour. The renowned
Quarterly. with all its wisdom, missed
the mark in at least the above named
instance. We have no doubt there are
some makers of books who would claim
that they also missed il in other in
stances.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-12

Tile New York Herald, the New
York Times, IIaIper's Weekly, and
Frank l.cslic's Illustrated Paper have
arrangements 10 send repre-
.entitivcs around the world in eighty
davs. The London Times has Joined in
the enterprise, and will send " Bull Run
Russell. An artist, connected with the
London Illustrated News, will also ac-
company the party. II Is expected
that they will leave New York on the
first OF June, in special train which
Jarret and Palmer have chartered 10 take
the Julius CAESAR troupe from New York
10 san Francisco in eighty hours. The
train will travel over the Pennsylvania
lines 10 Chicago, and Mr.. Stennett, oi
the G. aud n. W., has completed ar.
rangements to send the train by special
engines 10 Omaha.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-12

The attention of manufacturers
everywhere is called to the fact that
Yesterday the contract for supplying
This city with clean lump coal Tor The
year ending May Is, 1877, was awarded
TO one of our city mines az four and
fourteen hundreaths cents per bushel.
Nearly every one OF the twenty mines
in. and adjoining the city. were repre-
sented by bids. the highest having been
seven cents, and the lowest as stated
above. The several bids ranged be-
tweed the two figures, a majority Of
them being less than five and IA half
cent? Evansville Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-12
DePamw on WilIinms.

w. G. DcPauw. of New Albany, will
support the Hon. J. D. Williams In a
conversation with the editor OF the ga
lem independent, he said: II have
known him for twenty-five wears and
more honest. temperate, prudent ccono.
mist never lived. lie win not steal.
and he will not permit any one else to
do so. No Credit Mobilicr. crooked
whisky, post tradorships, or -ale bur-
glaries. will ever be found sticking to
his fingers"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-12

TIE MISSISSIPPI CUrs THROUGH THE Pc
NINsuLAR.
A dispatch from Nicksburg 10 the
New Orleans Times says: For long
time steamboaimen have predicted that
sooner or later the river would 6nd its
way through the cutoff on the peninsu-
lar just south of the old site OF Desoto.
opposite this city. At o'clock TO day
the pcninsular yielded to the force OF
the current aud quickly an immense
flow OF water rushed through the cut,
which caved in heavily Oh boil sides.
The'new channel viii shorten river
navigation by a5out thirty miles. and
leave Nicksburg out in the cold.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-12

In letter TO Hon. Jonas G.. How
ard. Chairman Democratic Committee.
Third Indiana District. Hon. NJ. G.
Kerr announces il as his final dctermi-
nation in no event 10 be a candidate for
Congress this year. He is induced to
do this on account of his health.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-12
HUNTlNOBURGH. MAY Oh, 1870

HUNTlNCBJRGH. NAY 9th, 1876.
EDlToR CoURlEE:-- notice in the
last issue Of your paper mistake with
reference 20 myself, which / desire TO
correct. i pertaincd 10 the election OF
Town Clerk here. | received just as
many votes as my opponent. Mr.. Brett.
but did not draw straws or any thing
else for the position. However, ! would
have been pleased to have the opporu-
nifty 10 do so; would have been pleas
ed 10 determine who was entitled TO- The
position in any legal manner. The
election board should have determined
who was entitled to the Office by lot
and not by ballot as they determined.
This is the way we drew straws. and
tne way | treated, and the election
board had two votes 10 our one. | do
not considermyself honorably beaten.
JOHN BEATTY.
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SozZcls Braces I'm.

"Mus' brace up" said Sozzel, as he
stood on the door step at ] 4. m. "It'll
never do let OF lady 'spect anythin';" +"
and, as Mrs. :. decended the stairs, clad
in her robe de mutt, Sozzel braced up,
knocked the ashes Off his cigar, and as
the door opened said checrily, " IIullo
VI ria. (hicj up yet? Got match in yer
pocket? = or course shc did not sus-
pect any thing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-12
Don't Go Back on Jeans.

When twiited about his peculiar love
for blue jeans, Uncle Jimmy Williams
lately said: If more men in this
country had worn blue jeans. and had
squared thcir domestic affairs on blue
jeans basis lne country would not to-day
be hanging her head in shame.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-12
Independent Convention.

Persuant to a notice given in the
Press sometime ago by the Chairman OF
the Central Committee OF the lndepend-
ents of Pike county. few OF that party
met ia convention at Winslow, SatIr-
day April 29th, for the purpose OF
such business as might come
before them. Owing to the short notice
that had been given and the extreme
busy time with the farmers. there was a
small number present At one o'clock
p. IN, the convention was called 90
order by w. 4. Anderson, and & state
ment Of business before il made. After
short consultation among those present
IL was thought b. 10 defer the nomina-
lions for the several county officers
until a greater number Of the party
were present. A new Central Com
mittee was appointed.
William Townsend addressed the
on the finance question. also
the origin and growth OF the lndcpend-
ent party in Pike county. On motion
the convention adjourned rniil the
second Saturday in June at viii p lime
a full county ticket is to be nominated.
III Petersburg Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-12

President Martin. Of ihe +. ard G.
road. in a conversation with GcOdlet
Morgan and Others Of Petersburg. said
recently hat it was advisable 70 post
ponc until next year the construction OF
he branch railroad from Petersburg TO
Hzleion-ihat the great floods had
made business SO duh that neither The
company nor the citizens Of Eyansvillc
felt warranted in taking hold Of The en-
terprise now Yinccnncs Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-12

For monding Valuable glass objects
which would be dis1gured by common
cement chrome cement may be used.
This il a mixture OF parts gelatin 10 |
IT solution OF acid chromate OF lime
Tie broken edges are covered with this.
pressed together, and exposed to sun
light. the eticc; Of the latter being 10
render the compound insoluble even in
boiling water.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-12
1t seems that others besides Demo

WN0FNtN- FFFITVT
Gratis are pleased with the nomination of
farmer W liams for Governor of Indi-
ara. We have heard four steady, life
long Republicans say than they intended
to support him, and have heard of Others
expressing themselves 10 the same effect
AS between Williams, the farmer, and
Orth, the aristocrat, we can't, for the
life of US, see how any farmer can vote
for the latter named gentleman. = Paol
News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-12

The formal opening Of the new road
from New York TO Philadelphia took
place on Thursday. The line extends
from Liberty street, Ncw York 90 the
corner OF Berks and American streets,
Philadelphia. or TO the Centennial
Grounds, distance OF S41O miles.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-12

Work has been suspended on the
Sullivan division OF the East and W est
Narrow Gauge for the present The
men were removed to the east division
between Bloom ngton and Bloomfield,
the desire being . get that done as soon
as possible.
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AIr. Dohbins has addressed the fol-
lowing catd to thc Martin County
Herald: think the people in the
second Congressional District, and in
the counties comprising the District
should make tli. nctiOn Of a candi-
date TO represent them in Congress with
out the candidates going into the coun-
ties to influence votes by their personal
influence. Let a'l WHO desire to be
candidates
ANNOUNCE THEIR NAMES THROUGH THF
PRESS.
and by letters and then remain at home
and allow The people Of the several
countic- tO make the selection ia theiI
own way. unintucuced bv the personal
presence of candidates; and | here an
nounce 10 my competitors tlri II they
will consent TO the plan, ! VIII do 81
rhvCriully. At all events. | hope and
u,t the canvass will be conducted on
ille highest principles Of honor aud that
nothing viii be said or done that will ia
any way disturb The harmony aud good
viii OF the Democracy In tie Conven-
tioa or elsewhere, and have every
reason 20 believe from the high standing
ani good sense Of the gentleman in the
Geld that such viii tc the case In thi-
race SIC want 10 present united front
against the common foe, and we do noi
want % DO anything that Nill drive dis
satisfied republicans against as.
Yours Truly, &. :. DOBBlAo.
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Correspondence Of the Jasper Courier
NTTTN IIITTI|IIIN " VIC dU'TI"I W &C
Letter from a Member cf the last
Legislature His Opinion OF
Hon. 4. y. Gosmann.
DELIAH, Carroll County. Ind, !
April 3Oih, 1865


DELIAH, Carroll County. Ind,
April 3Oih, 1868
Mr.. EDiToR: IL learn that the Hon
Andrew j. Gosmann is a candidate foi
recollection. in your county, tor the Office
of Representative. had the pleasure
as we'll as honor of serving with him
in the Legislature o. last Winter q yea
ago | desire 10 say. in his behalf. thai
he was among the most useful aud eiii-
cient members OF that body. MIR. Cos
mann was jealous OF the interests of the
lahoring man. and was ALWAYS ready.
with zeal to put down any measures
that would, in any way, abuse his in
terests. Such lcI siators as those Of this
class. Mr.. Editor are the kind that Indi.
ana. aud not only Indiana. bu the entire
nation stands in need OF at the present
time. Ia these days, when corrup ton
is walking in the very highways OF of.
iiciai capacity, it is needful that men OF
pure motives aud strict integrity should
be placed in the capacity OF legislators
With due Difference aud respect To The
intelligence and ability Of your people
] will say that YOU can do no better
than 20 send Mr.. GOsmann 10 the iegis
laturc again. He will faithfully repre-
sent YOU in every measure that come,
under the influence Of his legislation.
(Signed), JAAas l.. JoHNsoS.
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single subscription. for fny Nos, 81 SO
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For square. 10 lines or less, ! week. 81 90
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Longer advertisements ~ the same rate,
A fraction over even square or squares,
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Noiices Of appointment Of admins
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10 be paid Ia advance.
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Tho Views ~ Martin Nounty's Candidate for
Congress a. 90 thr Proper Way of Com
luctins ti4o Canvass TOR the Nomination.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-28
Mcgprmicf'8
Sorseiter= uub 81 cme +
Waidiuerien prr 1876:


Ser WscGormid Sorpeiter, leDr Der:
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II. Sohb Gountn unO &eparatur, Igcut
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Jobn Sadb, sl9cnt in ct. Glouo.
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Manhood, how lost, how re-
stored.

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&cicIun9cn iir Nooeln njdt an 9ant
'merben piinttli9 beior9t. @ir baIicn tets
cine grobf Iuswabl bon MdbidiTdrn, Sim
fobipulcu, Mebmai1inen-Sc Eel &C. 9laoeln net.
Den ge9en gntridtuns bes ErciicS per 30.
;uqelanbt. &booes & SpeAecr.
Scraest niht,
oab ibr refine ocutidc Irsncicn unb Vatent
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Selc &C., iomie aud alcrlci WluIit. Jnitru.
inente bel un5 faufcn tonnt. .Sbr bcfnmmt
mas ibr lpiiniAt, unb part @elo. Spredt
Dor bel GbO0es g. spencer.
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Sci &hphes & snenrer


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