Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23


y. BIZ Vii IN The fasaFe aei with 'hose ~hr
stand isnmosahly upon this s-recment, eoief
81 into in soaa faith AL H. consiaer he
defeat q he oil line ticket - lhi. state. nos
- matter q secondary inheritance We feel
~; a. 'oarali, bound - eomplv With his
eoafraei - any other one Ne might make n
IL ordinary duties 81 life j. il 70 b. said
- he American party. tia. al he Interests.
u oer beloved State are. without one noble
'nar'v. uri:ei eff'ri % Prevent i. 70 De given
.n'o The hands ~ this c,Ffapi democratic par
y Cannot he American party see enough
IA he prospective success Of The old lnc par
O. ia his STATE % make them come together
p. one nan. aad pledge ,heiF Votes 70 defeat ~
cannot The Americas + @siy see 10 The signs of
be lipes. that there = mo- ihe .sAs' pFobahili.
~ - ladiana casting her electoral so fsr NJ
Fillmore. The fsi' hers i ev dcely between
" FremoL. aad " Baehanan The gres.
,-a,. = he people Of tbs sla.e vii vote fof
either ,ae ofs o. he other.
North ~ The Naiional Roal. there uill hard
Is ~ a .1rposses u .he American candidate.
rhe great qaesli1u o. shall slavery be *
tended nouh." has taken possession of he
miais u he people. and hey will vote for
that man. vLo IS the exponent % hat priS~i
r'e. The American doctrines IS s3>oeaisd
- ,Ls fsirui- 81 Mr.. Fillmore. are. ia Our
ieismea;, ishi and proper. Dat now is not the
time tie people Wiz TO consider them. aud
ley VII ~. 'usi by being postponed for a
fef ycsss This question Of slavery must be
49,, Al met no~. The South j. mar,ha,ling
T.. hosts 70 lie contest AMI the Nor;h would
te ree-eaat 70 her duty. IL she did not meet
tie Issue fairly. promptly aud boldly Aud
tLs North VIII aeet it. and ihi- Presidential
eampa.gn viii decide thai question. and We
hope. decide Il forever Then. II there i.
hardly 2 possibslify Of carrying this State Tor
Nr Fillmore. aud Il the American party De.
sire. rather that the principles cf which Col
Fremont is The exponent. shall prevail over
those laid down ia the democratic platform.
~herc is he consistency Of adhcfipg to Mr.
Fillmore and thereby securing undoubtedly
The vote Of Indiana for James Buchanan.
a an evidence Of the feeling Of this people
on the subject Of the extension Of slavery, We
have bot to refer the reader to the Occurrences
Of the las, few days. Those who say that
slavery shall not 20 North; held their Conven
ton At Indianapolis on the 18th, and thou
sands and tens Of thousands from every nook
AMI corner Of our State came up 70 renew
their faith aud pledge their future action
More than thirty thousand frecmcn assembled
together. filed only with the one thought OF
Freedom or Slavery Ca the day following the
Fillmore party. who ignore the question OF
SLAYER. aud only advocate. a; this time, The
American doctrines: held It's Convention. and
less than three hundred delegates answered "a
the call 81 the counties. and not more than ten
counties from the entire State. were there rep.
rcsen.ed by delegates properly appointed -
The day following this. the slavery extension.
lists held their Convention, and thousands re-
spou sive TO the call. came up to the Capital.
Can we not see then. that the great issue in
tins State. Is between Fremont and Buchanan
between Freedom aud Slavery. Can We
then. a. Americans. long debate which 70
chose IA this controversys We think not
ne desire Of ilie great mass OF no A,-.--;--.-
party IA this State IS, that The principles al.
vccaicd by the Republican party shall, when
the issue IS direct. triumph over those advoca-
ted by the followers OF Mr. Buchanan. Then
Why Dot ali Of u. have the manliness to come
ont and say 50, and IN the future, act with
that party which Is warmly in favor Of secur-
ms this triumph. We know there is pride
Of opinion--an innate desire not to surrender
that which We oocc Advocated foadness to
adhere 70 tho line Of policy we originally
marked out. sill II that pride stasds IN the
way Of Tie advance OF principles which NC
loisose 10 % rigtt-lf that desire controls our
honest judgnsut. We should sacrifice them and
boldly decide 10 DO what is prudent, po.ilic
and right.
50 far then. a We arc concerned. We have
placed al The head Of orr column The names Of
G. FREMONT ANDWM. L.DAYTOv and
Ne expect 10 act, IA the fatarc. with thar par
- who arc unanimously desirou-, and who
re willingly pledged 70 supper; the PEO-
Pills STATE TICKET. aud Who viii unite
= oas man. ga carrying has State at the com.
nS NofsfaheF election, IN opposition 10 the
lliher Of Mr. Clay