Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 5, Number 16, Jasper, Dubois County, 4 April 1863 — Page 1

THE JASPER WEEKLY COURIER,

VOL. 5.

JASPER, INDIANA, SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1863.

NO. 16.

Frcenrva Meeting.

od, H B.

IVBLietUD EVERY lATLBDAT. AT Jn... nninll rnnm-rm . mmm . . ..

C L E K P V t' T ft A Ttf v A nUr,,b,,r f ,h' """""i"'"1 United State, Infantry, commanding, sign.1

OFFICE-Co.w, o, Macdoialp a.o ,,,, 1 n , 1 7' ".Vr tr " """J. d"rMctfu,;o Tl" fo,lo'inf ' " Preeid... of M.ryl.ad. who 'oved aio. 7" West Stieui T' ' Th" ,MtH "r f C' He had aerved Piere to .he late Beoetor Pearce of Mew do, and who b.v .,rifn l ,7! ? WT H"- onpropitiou-.l.ut thousand. o him in the State militia, and only de. Hampshire, i. regard to arbitrary arreat.'to preaerv. i " ' ' o. JT. 2 TERMS STRICTLY IN ADVANCE : . who - know their right,, .nd,""d P-k of him .a Colonel of the baa Ter before been pobliahed The po-'crima I take ihT iL V Ringle Subeeriptloo, for fifty No.., f 6 knowin "uintain them." were in,18"' United Stetee Infantry, .peaking for eition aaauoaed by th. ex Pre.ideot ia mealy 'on fai line eeoeci.v -

tlie Mhi.irnen.pa nf it., n ...,.. 1 .J aa.a . j i . . w r iroaw ino

Carrington. Colonel 18-h Letter from Ex-Prclident Tierce to the Of the latter die. I believe frosa. rantrr.commaiirfiniP i.icrn T C -n i.j . , iroaa my Boow-

iuiwi ire. -"ä i me men. are net few worth saaaa Th. fnlii., I.,,.. i n :J.Lr a . . . wonny NOI

For aix monthe,

j 00 ; a-ooeaeil. They were addreeaed by Meeera

,Vllandihem, Pendleton and Voorheee. .ate. or advbbtiaibo . d w hort .ynopiii of ( N Ferequareof lOlinesor less.l week,! 00. rrarks of the first speaker below. We call

a.cn urqucn. naeruon. W cta.'.aoeri.l ait.nl!. t.l.., u. w.ii...i:-k .

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Longer advertisement, at aame rate. A

Ohio. Mr. V. bad a tren.ral nrr m ...

to which he called particular attention.

"The right of the people to carry and bear

arma ihall net be inlringed." That ia order

at at " a - .

fraction over even equare or squaree. counted i"" r'f'r'nr n h Administration bay n,t l.ngned by General George Waehing. . . . Mai : . .1 m a . - - ! a a. 11' I t i a a

at a eouare. I neae are the terme for Iran-;,nr r'rPn" rp!ue( a nropoition for the res- lu"- " " " oe obeyed-Order No. 1.

aient adTertiaemente; a reasonable deduc- '"ration of the Union of the State. It ia ei found in the Cor.ititution of the United

d lew.) notice, of l.k ch.p.et.p i K.irrom W"Ä '" be in th future man- "gon! Tha Colonel forget, hia

agement of otrr national difCcultiea and! Du,nM " undertake, to auperaed.

dangere: Vn.TAUAXMinAM'n PircH. Mr. V.tUndi.ha m rnmrntfiral Um taiin-

a ...... - .v . . H V f qilll'

and legal notieea of like character to be paid for In advance. Aiaotraciae caoipatb: Per Townahip offirea, each, 91.00

r.r County

For Di.trict, Circuit, or State,

W. C. Adah.

2.0n

50 'hat. although th wra'her

B. BttF.T TREK.

ADAMS tt BUETTNER, ATT0RNBT8 AT U ADD AOEBTf rot COM.ECTIHO C0LIFB CLAIMS.

Jasper, Indiana. "Office North eat corner McDonald and "Weet atreete. March 14, 1863.

the Lonatitution of die Uoited Statte. Now for General Order No. 2 to be found in the Conatitution of Ohio. The people have a ' r - at a

wbi bad, th. ' 10 oe" 'orM or.na. of them-

enua. of th. Democracy wae cood. and .I"1"" ,Dd the 8' ate Col. Harrington wae

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If-iiutrniaii woo miue a raid into Iliino:.

when h. lonlcet

' - m j a i i ll I T V BP HIM I IIIHIP .

h.for. him, he waa filled with ho, and jo? Iwi'.h lwo huairfd "'n and arreated a Judge

He alluded to the approbation he had re

ceived from ten. nf thnnaarwla In ml...

ATTORNEY AT LAW. THE und.raipned will hereafter prartjae in the Circuit Court of Deeeia Ceway, and will promptly attend to all buaineaaent mated in hie eare. 10. WILL N. TRACEWELL.

tacorge P. Umcrif, ttoRj and Conosellor at Lavrf ROME, IND WILL attend the Courte in Perry, Du boie tod Crawford counliee, and give J rempt attention to allbuainena entrusted to im. Jan. 23, '61.

Jena Baku, A; J. Heckktt, Tiaeeonee. Ind. Jaapet, Ind. BAKER ft BECKETT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, WILL practice In the Duboia Circuit and Common Plena Courta. Particular at tent Ion paid ta collection. June go.

J. T Drvrrar, ATTORNEY AT LAW, riT IR8IUROH, 1ND. WILL give prompt attention to all busiaeee entrusted to bie care in Pike and edjei ning coun lies. Nov . 9. RUDOLPHUS SMITH, 4TTORNEY AT LAW. JASPER, INDIANA. WILL ettand prompt Ij to any buaine. ialraated to hin ia any of the courta af Duboi. county. Office at the corner of McDonald and etreete. marls ' W. It. DcWoir.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, PETERSBURG!!, INDIANA.

ill attend all term, of the courta In Duboia

nty Janoary 25th 1860-y

XRAÜS HOTEL, CHAS. KRAUS, Proprietor, Ceraer of Sooth Main tad Weet Street. JASPER. IND., "piIE proprietor will etert bimeelf to ren R der tba aojoura of ihoee wbo may pot op with him perfectly agreeable. Hia table ( ot ell timea eopplied with the beat in the let. Hia winea and liquore ere one celled ia the Weet. He hee elao good eta hag lav noraee. "Try me." 36 llBllAlfnAli latt BI itr7 WA60N, COACH, PLOW AND HA ROW MANUFACTURER, Calla at RE WTO LA WHENCE ATlEtTB, Jasper, Indiana,

Would re-

epaetfally ia fne m ik. aaia la

, IVB aW WCI Bra aW - aBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBW that he ie now prepared to da all kinda of A.L I- LI I, . r ..r ....

--a m ere una, in lite beet etylo. I'urrhan will do well to call aad eiamine hi. ck aad work, ae ha la eatiafled be can (cetheej. Blaekamithing end repairing of all kind, ettenedjnjrro.aptiy. m mh7-f BOOT & SHOB STORE, at Di ar Public Sovjarb, J aarta. W WOULD reapecifully inform aJUM he public that they have a Urge end iplendid ...ortment . . f Boote and 8hoe. on hand. which i they will cell ae cheep aacen be done ' ! r .

--, Bu win warrant all tneir worit t?e tie trial. ROMUALD BECK.

Ste. bu the kindly greeting he received home, .mr hia own friend, waa far w.rter tr him than the applmt.e of 'rne-

er. He w. th.nk'ul for thin reception, and a t rejoiced to find that in the heirt.

'f the people there waa living- an attDch-

mnt to eiril liberty. He and other ReP'c.flntaii,,, paed ihlWaath the mo.t

errihle of all trial, eqosl to thoae any other

country had endured, but they had kept the

faith, and hid dared to love liberty in thee

wo't nf time. He waa ever with the peo

ple of hia diatricf, and. whenever called.

would cheerfully reepond. Other occneion

had eatablihed hie record, and he did not

deaire then to repeat it. He claimed that.

but for tha acta of the Aboü ion party, civil

war might have been everted, but he hid only two new things which he deeired to

dieue. First, the party in power, the Ad-

ministration, had refused to rn'"'

proportion for rtaioretlon of the Union

fff iheee Statee. Only a few weeks since.

the E-nperor of France tha miity na

tioa which, in daya gone by, had aiJ.-d ua in

the procurement of our independence- pro

posed by peaceable mediation to aettle thia

moat terrible internal difficulty in which

our country Is involved. DiJ the Adminis

tration accept the mediation? No. but ob.

stinately and wickedly refused to entertain

the proposition. On tbe 12th of last De.

cember, when from the city of Richmond

information came to the city of New York

that there was a diapcailion to compromise

and return delegate to the National Con-

greas and be obedient to tbe Conetiiution and the lawa, and thus restore the Union aa it waa, tbe Preaident, on that day, rej 'Cted tbe proposition, and tbe damning evidence of that rejection exiata in New York over hia own autograph, eriee, ,,hear.,",hear,"J hut there ia an obligation of eeereey at

preaent, end the letter hia not yet been

given to tbe public The day after the Federal army crowed the Rappahannock

into Frederickaburg, under the belief tbat Richmond waa to fall, and thua end the

rebellion. The day previous Abraham Lin

coln rejected all propoaitione to return.

over hia own signature; and the day efter

the hopes of the blind man in the White

Houae were dieaipated in the defeat at Fred erieksborg, and the loss of twenty thou.snd

ofouraonaand brothers. He could have entertained the proposition on tbe 16th

f December, hut he heedlesaly and wick

edly drove away ell overtures. The que.

tion now arises, who hae refued term, of

peace or wer? The Administration party-

he Aboiitionieta, Th. military power w l ich hae been ex-

-eu'ed in the sec de! 8'atea for eome time

-hile on the bench. "IT itnn tar I k a. r maat

f niaaaa MS B 1 jhalh thia our Cxxar fed?"

Colonel Carrington undertakea to lecture neople on the eubject of bearing arma, and it haa been modestly done for e ehoulder--trapped gentleman. "The Major General

of the Department hiving ordered" who

give bin the right to order? What aaye

the Constitution? "The right of the people

to bear arma shall not be infringed," and

the right tj keep arms implies Hie right to

buy arma, and the right to buy ammunition

for those arms, and lead and percuss on cap. included. Why, Lord bleae me. we

are having nothing but Abolition, conscnp tion. and every think ending in tion. Here the eannon belched forth a aalute.l Mr. V.

continued: Waa that powder ourchaaed

ar W

before Gen. Wright's order waa issued?

The order of the military gentleman, with

two atara on hia ahouldere extende over the

entire department. The Major General

nu Oolonel sluresntj ! a riah, to ...

w hibit men under their command to purchase

.'ma, lead, die, but hare no more right to

prohibit you and I than the Sultan of

Tjrkev.

A ruthleee mob of aoldiera deetroyed a

per In Richmond, Indiana, a few dsvs

since, and nothing haa been done to tboae

aoldiera for that act. Theee acta are two

dged, and will cut both wave bv and

by, and aa the driver eaid to Tom Corwin, rhefl the latter threatened to whip him.

"thai'a a game two can play." In the great

State of Indiana, a mob of aoldiera wbo bad

n' ret heard of the Jefferson ian stimulated

by cowarde atttck and deatroy tbe office

of tbe paper. Colonel Carrington lecturea

the people on the pernicious habit of the

receot popular demonstration egainat a newspaper of the State, but what haa Col.

C. or tbe General done to puniab theee eoldierst He had but on. sinule ml. m la

low a obey the Conatitution and tha Jaws.

end make no resistance, not even the aem-

blance of a resistance; meet the questions

in a different way and elsewhere in your

CcBfH and all political questions meet it

the ballot-box, but meet a mob with force force by force, violence by violence. If there can't be juatice dona in that wey, then resort to retaliation. Pointing to a

banner aurrounded by butternut, on which

t .,- r-. . j rj.j ... ' --r.7 ..ur.nc rrom the

a,rH.rirocn, I . 'avee no ground 'or doaftt: eoneeiounea that they have never nm.ri.k nnril nwAmm t .x - A I 1 .... .. VT a mm mmx ! a '

wu.wo.p, . M . January ia, muz. tne;r manly strength to etrika etoatblawa Mr Deab Sib: I read with enuaual inter- at the fonndumn .u... .... . . .

- unr lainrn 1.14 eat and eati.reetioa the debate which occur that they here newer p.rtlciaatea in liacw of red in the Senate on the 16th ult.. upon ibejBetioa or ia etartliag ottersneea. eilralated

r.u.uuo,. oi r. irumnuii, and desire lojW encourage aggraaaion opoa th right, aad expreas my thinks for the eentimeote and metitutione of sovereign State. to footer thought whiehthe occaeion eMcited from sectional d stru.t and iniraosiiv

Mt eo'co- cad eympethiee arejorete eonfl ct between diffsraot oarts of the with you throughlv when vou aa. "T da nniiCoofed.ratinit mnA - . .

ri in we. wan enlty of be.ieve that imprisonment upon letter, de feeling, ieter.t and parpos.. f, on tbe cachet promotes the purnoses of thoae who oilier hand. th. mmm si. .l ' ' ... .

I s m k um v, in. iav will ia desire to eea thia Union roorht togetber,fliet adequate panishmear. whatever ib.i aasin m. mm. - m la . . I a

- ui.jec. or an oinera. tome tne.m.y De, aa itahoj'ddo. Bat how Ion is moat iIp. rhl if it k . l j

.1 ii i uv i in'mc In my estimation, tbe mover of thia in.

quiry deeerree tbe gratitude of freemen

everywhere, and only utters truth with force!

mrmnt. without a bearing, to be .11 . m,

nr .iioimeet! I very truly, your 'rie" Fbaiiliw Piixca.

Hon. Jama A. P-rr r.. o...

r I - . when he declares that "the power without .Stnator, Washington, D C

charge, without examiaetioa, without op portunhy of reply, at the click of tke tele graph, to arreat a man in a peaceable por

tion of the country and imprison him. ie of

the eaaence of deepotism " And yet the

public mind would aeem thua far to have

oeen acarceiy more aroused by current

From the L'porte (lad ; !).. i

How an IndiBBBv Reg-itneot Acted on

ADoution EeBoluUone. The ;Abului in apere in thia 8tata for

aoma lima pact have been endeavoring to

-aiiwv capital out of what, they aaid.

event, of this character thaa it waa. yeare of ogr In regere! to ago, when we received sec unt of aimilari' Dmoeru he Indiana Lwgislat are.

incareerali.wia nrA,A k. ,k. f..u.. n, I ser.es of

ww a aaj vi IMV SB 1 IB CI VI ifT I

now depoaed king of tbe two Sicilies. Hot

incredible it will appear heteafter, when history aball be written up, that at tbie period of the Republic, tbe constitutional safeguarda of personal liberty could have been

so eaaily and with eo little apparent concern

a wept away. The Secretary of State, cn the 20lh alt , four daya after the debate in whieh yon car

ticipated, addreeaed aa official note to me, which eeeme to illoetrate ia a etrtking man

ner the alight ground, or rather the round

ieas suspicion., upon which in thesa tinea

BittMae are liable to euff-r ia reputation, if

not in lore of liberty. I replied without de.

lay, and so far aa I am aer.oa.ll miFtmA

may, I iruat win, u., me matter in quiet

ness upon the files of the department. It

is my belief, however, that ao recent meaa-

urea have been fraught with more mischief - a a a m la a

man me teeuing of lottere de cachet, and

conaeqneut arrests and Imprisonment. ia

violation of tbe provisions of the Conetito

tion; and the earlier the system ia effectu

ally checked the better it will for the Gov

ernment and the country, ee well ae for the

euojecte of oppression. The evidence ie

abundant to show Umt the plea of necessity

except id the presence or immediate neieh

borhood of hoetile armiee, where the admin

iatration of lew ander the aaaal forma may

e mevitab y eoepended, ia not gracioaelv

accepted by the maea of tbe people. Union

without security for peraonal liberty ia not

the Union which they have cherished aad to

the restoration of which they look with

earneat deaire end hope.

Nothing, perhape, could expreas more

clearly their viewa on thia point than tbe

language of the greet modern historian, who

died at a comparatively recent period, leav

ng me work incomplete. In tracing the

euccesaive etepe in tue progress of British

liberty. Mr. Maceolay eaya: "Wi have been

waa inscribed: "In que.lion. of B IT Z hat no race, h- mU -.'I-".. aJT b' ,OB rieBee, that wa cannot

et no more be eaid of confidence in man.

but bind him down from mischief by the chaina of the Conatitution." Me. V. eaid.

there a the lesson lor freemen to read. He

without danger suffer any breach of the Conatitution to pace unnoticed." "As we

eaano, without tbe risk of evils from which i m .if i n at i isa aauiL an aaa . 1 a mm

. , . j . , . ivuvjia, .aapioy pnysical laree had aaid in Philadelphia, New Jersey and . . ' . ..... arway u check OB misgovertiment, it ia evidently elsewhere what he a on Id nr.. tk.t ......

- . -7 mwWM whenever aa attempt waa made bv th.

party in power to perpetuata their exiatence

our wisdom to keep all constitutional ckecka

on miagoverameat in the blgbeet atate of

emciency to watch with jealousy the first

... ... . .u .... 1. 1 1 am i.aiouty tbe firet upon unlawful grounds, then he waa for LfinBilg of .Bwo.c. Jotf Jd never to

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i. ,k-iT.i,.j a . n-raaieeeiB

" 'I - . .oner irregularities, evea whea harealea. ia now have made e b jld attempt to declare being born ia the United Statee, aad aot themeelvee, ta paea aachallenged leat tl marii.llaw over all the United Bt.tee.- willing to reaiet. Jeflerson had eaid, Re-Lcq,lrt b, foree of precedeata Who' Not in Te nnea.ee. Alabama and Mississippi aiatance to tyranta i. obedience to God," Lar ,t0 Wl ,fflriB h "

bo. In Indiana, a eiter Northern State, but it won't come to that. Thoee before worthy of thosw k kM ik

Colon.l Henry B. Csrrington iasuea Orderl him give evidence that the Administration eT t i0 fmn arrittea charter? It No. 15. that "Ida habit of carrying arm. won't dare to trifle witk twenty.fi v. mil-f.g t0 noir tbt , j hJ . ' 9

,L. 1 k III lion. nff naAM I m ft-f m Ins.H Km aa. .1. . " . w

upon ino parson naa grrmiij incrraiava n rr-. 7 in the right qutr er, and that able and fear hmm ImmmmmmmA ..J ! 1 1 t. ...... m h a n daoma tpihiil. in th. Ilomnrr,!.. mm . .'ir-

'i 1 ' uicm arr .iirreo oy a sens, of hat u

I cneer. i ".no i. prrjuoiriai 10 peace ido . wu.o u w ,nat due to our fellow riticaa. k. k a.

lood oroer"-give ua peaee end good order.! Council, aignifying by their preeaaaa ibatli,prjton.d witbo t D.ni,. . . .J mi.. ..J. .... .n lhi. IInio.raa.th. r.ator.n and ' . r-piaeeilOn, and, yet

..u wc w , -. I r r more, aucn aa are at 1 1 in A.n....... .-j

precluded by guarda aad priaon bolta from tha privilege of ike "greet writ af liberty

ae a violation of civil law" which tha

speaker denied aa untrue.

Mr. V. read the remainder of the order,

a ted.

OCT Umbrellas are property! The

rseolotioBS wari

gotten up by eome abolition army offlewrs.

ana aeat around to t!ie d.ierent Indiana regimenta ia the field, la be voted upon Tbe i mention was to get soldiers to dtooo nee Democrats aa traitors end eceemeion armpetbiser.. The vote wae take, by tbe regmento, and soon Abolition officer ....

dispatching home'tliat tba resolutions ware

paeeed by a unaoimoos vote, and ik.t ik.

Indiana aoldiera were all opposed to th. Democrat, ia ear State Lgialatar x. u becoming every day more apparent that the

ufficere, ie their leal to court Abolition favor, made false reports. Below, we viva a

report of the 35h reg ment Indians Volon, teere oa ! rceolotio.e. Th. r.nnn t.

ified to by aa officer of wood et.Hing i. tbe ermy, and one who baa won . a... r-.

bravery on tbe battle field tbat ataw-at home Abolition warriors would be glad to claim a their own. It wwfitl bo remember.d .1...

the Colon.l of thie regiment Mallea aa. noanced though tha Indianapolia Journal that tbe reeolationa had received tha

unanimoaa vote of theSftUk ie tboir favor. W. qu ,te from tke report, which containa

ine namea or all the officere preaeot with the regiment: r The following officers of tke 35 ik vot-i in favor of the addreaa end reaolutic.a- r

Johe W. Cuaimine, company C; MarUa Ioe, Qtjirter master; Wa. Wigmaa.C.wt Compaay A; James McKiai, Cipt. company O; Freak Ferrar, Capt. eoenpany F; Ja mac

m. oreener, let Lieut, company F J"

me following expleina iteel': " We, the undersigned, officers nf tha ax. a.

Indiana volunteers, h.viog tbe utcnoit eon.

noence ia tbe patriotic wisdom and i.faartt.

f .L. n . . .. . "

VI

the General Assembly of th. nsaaa mt

Indiana, coos, der It outside the line nf

doty to dictate to that honorable body, and therefore de refuse ro vote en tba addreaa

nd resolution.: John 8callv. Actio Adto.

'nt; Heary C. Avsrdiek, Aaw'tfiortveot; A. O. Taeain, l.t Lieat. eompaay D; Michael Oorman. 2d Lieat. company B; Jis. A. Gaviat, 21 Lieut, eaaapaay I; Er! wird G. Breene, lat Lieot. comssn v H: Roksrt E.

Scully. 9d L ent t. a

Capl. Com'd'g regiment-ft.

Timothy Dawson. 2d Lieol eenanaav G-

refused to have anything te ee avitk tba matter whatever.

"Tha follow iagie tbe vota of tan anliatwd

BIO of the 35th Indiana ik. mAA

end resolution.;

Company A, 1 for, bilaace of emua.

(42) against; R, anaimoea efraixet; C. anat-

moae for; D, onanimoaa afaiaat; R, unanimone against ; F, 1 for. balance of com,.,,.

J(26) against; O. ananiraoue againat; H, 1

lor, balance of cemoaey (161 egoiest: T

OBaaimoee againat; K. ananimous agiinst." fiyOur VOun. laJiaa - k .. ,

a miahep to a goad account One of then.

cciaeniaily etambled over th. r r -

recruiting teat, e few daya ainee, and neda

rather aa exiensü. üa.ta. .r L.. ..vi

and Ihne of confronting, before a competent! -or lh T1 ,b recmita stand- : I:.:. i .-ii . . lf around. OmrLI. ...... a

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rrnuuir.nn.Miutroi IDS oruvr, ijr ..... . .j . a. lie ano HIHI Ol COOlroatiOB. befor. . en.ai... 1 w ,n" WWient t

n which it is stated that the Major General amended internal revenue law Uxea;iudiciti tribunal ..T '"f Hiad. :

'eommsnding the Department having order them 3 per cent. th, ict 9f ,mB.itx.." L " tT n'eMobe exclaimed: -Well. I h.re doae oanuch

I j r ...... ..r,irv. rovniry r.x.