The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-29
Vanderwortislns.

oraska' who spoke al the Court house
are worthy OF notice. As a speaker sen
c Out oy the National Republican Commit
: zee he Is of course an authorized month
: piece Of the party, and his declaration,
are ny authority, and If the Republican,
succeed may reasonably be expected tt
; DC put into practice. lie uttered glow,
ing eulogy on Jefferson and jackson Ia.
cause ne was in Democratic county,
which Is more than Garfield does anv.
whcre, but then Immediately denounced
I9eilerson'sand Jackson's strongest points
oi teaching--Stafe rights--and said we
should write Nation with the biooest
KIND OF an ~. if we did not want d;s-
union, and then went into a wholesale
denunciation of half Of the Union. saving
nc yet wanted to see .JeG. Davis and
othcr rebel leaders hung. We sunnoso
ne would except from the list of capital
punishnenis, Key, Longstreet, Mosbv,
ana any Others who may have been an.
pointed to Office by HAYES for vot;ng M
Radical ticket.
ne claimed greenbacks as Republican
money but was careful to claim National
Dank notes, too, SO that he would be con
sistent when his party carries ont ~
a'o"ca purpose Of destroying green
oa.As ana leaving only the bank notes
ana gold ia use as money
nc said the name OF ueing Dutch
negro had been applied 70 him, and hc
.ioried ~ the appcllation, as he was sure
ne leutonic blood which he inherited
rom his ancestors, mixed with the rich
'iood OF the African. would form Tho
lighest type OF an American citizen. and
nierentlally advised the young ladies ofl
ne gee clubs around him to practice on
nc hint, as the negroes were loyal race
~ sentiment was heartily applauded
y ms Republican hearers SO we prc-
'''nc they may be set down as fayoriny
iisccgenation--though we noticed some
lhc ladies' who understood what he
'id' dld not applaud. lie then said M I
hancock was elected an immense cxodus
roiored people from the Soutb was
ready arranged for, as the Republicans
ere determined to bring enough ofI I
'em North TO insure success NEXT timo
9 was acquainted with Mr.. Winnie =
mississippi, who had 1000 ncgroc. !;
ow ready TO join the exodus, and said N
y Dubois county give her accustomed b.
inocratic majority, il will be my duty y
wei as my pleasure, to recommend 10
y friend Whipple this county as a suit-
lie place for the settlement Of the. = =
grocs, and in the next three wears 10
that enough negroes are settled on
Y beautiful hills and fertile valleys. 70
Ike Dubois the banner Republ;c
uniy of indiana" The sentiment was
nay applaudcd by the leading Rcpub-
ans o. the county who were present
y nc succeeds in bringing to Dnbois q,
lniy horde Of $4,000 negroes. which ta
y DC necessary to carry out his bean,;- is
threat, and thus Africanizc the entire co
inty, our people will know who 10 ~ y,
INK Tor u. Some Of our readers NAV ~
this was only boastfu vaporin.. me
init i, and yet its endorsement bv un
Republicans present by their an acl acl
usc' show their sentiments, and what ah, M
would do ifthey could. Those who int
q 70 encourage this kind OF a settle lab
~ IN our county, will vote for Gar
next Tuesday. ~
70 claimed for his party all the credit goi
nc homestead act, when ii has given pos
" az the most valuable public do A.. ~
y 10 corporations, and when Tho me
'inator Of the homestead measure Lyl
?. q. w. Julian, is a strong SIM. cen
ter Of Gen. Hancock, and its most az. ene ..;'
i supporter, Horace Greeley. was 4 nos
nocratic candidate for President car
. Of his assertions were as hollow |" p
transparent a. this one. lie closed
speech by thanking the entire Democ :
of Dubois county for the universal ma,
rtcous and kind treatment he had re- Gar
ca az their hands at every precinct iizc
lc county. even when be had spoken ues 4
rc Republican speech had never tra,
made before. lie thus gave the lie
'aiicious reports circulated by some T
I party ~ regard 10 his ,rcatmcp, bac,
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