Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13
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Judge Morton, willard aud Hughes.
Il has Jeen reported . lie cid line press
ltfogghouttie STATE hat di Morton would NOT
taset Ar Willard on the stump. To aay one
vk9 Is sequaie,sd 18th both those gentlemen.
susb saa3pscsuent = the most foolish bal
dsrdash. The, Oliver r Norton. Who j.
head and shoulder sbovs A p Willard IN ev.
cry thing thai constitutes man. should be
fearful 10 met any one on the stump. i 10 our
mind. he sAser~>l hrubng Why. his close
logical Fsasonihx-- ea.hing, whitening ~.
rsneia.ion aHd the lofss bearing # his eloeu.
'ion, would triumph over che boisferous noise n
Willard. a. saIe as virtue and the right ever
ulumph@ over vice and the wrong.
Bat to show how willard and his friends
ATE seskinx - create the impression. that Mr.
Morton prefer. - speak BY himself. We will
sobiosn he following facts
On he 10 inst. he friend. o. Mr.. Morton
m. hr. Headflck. a candidate FOR Congress
in opposition @ Judge Hughes made an ap.
ros,tusent fog lhe,a % speak at Bloomington
when ,he ,ineranc. Willard made bis appear
huee at tie place o. speaking AID he foIiaw.
Tag correspondence took place:
H1oonxsroS. Aug :. le5C.
D,ar Sir J desire 70 address ny fellow ca
iifens. who viii assemble here 10 day. and 10
discuss With YOU the questions submitted 10
.tAslr decision. A. a he time We shall occu-
~. al sa.istsd with the arrangement made
~ Newcastle "A early answer u requested
Respectfully, SC.
x p WILLARD.
Hoa o p Nourox
To which The judge replied a. follows:
BleosiSeros. Aug !. Is56.
Hon. 4. z. VttARp-DrAn Sra: Your note
was received. aud IT, contents noted Anap.
Iointuent was made several weeks aeo for
Ar Hendricks. candidate for Congress and
myself. A. this plare 20 begin N one o'clock
tbs afternoon. ! csnnot accep, OF your pro.
position 20 divide the time. this afternoon.
without cutting III Nr. Hendricks. <pseeh--a
thing have 20 right 20 do and against which
lie protests. The Central Committee Of thi.
county. n whose hands the arrangements q
he meeting have been, remonslrat. against
your PROPOSITION regafding IT, under the cir
cgustanses. rs teins highly imrroper That
] an, snt have been ready 70 nee, you ~ all
tines sluce comnenced the canvass. vou are
we'll aware. and Noald 10 80 TO day gladly.
were Tie matter len 10 tie. or did 4 concern
oP. MORTON.
Esery orc Vii see A. glance. that Judge
Meroa could pursue 40 ether course than the
enc lac did p1rsuc. How could he divide the
s.ale with Willard. when NJ. Hendricks was
there aad by appointment. was also expected
. speakr The ruse wss easily detected
edge *aghea feared he elect Of Hendricks
speech IA 3loomingtsn AID he determined. a
possible, 20 thrust 10 Willard after Mr. Morton.
AL ttssV5y give Hendricks no time to say
.ay ,hing BY his means. Willard would
have % Roy % the Judge. and Hughes would
s>,ePe tAs sk.aning BE % much fsaxed. In
tits. however they failed. aol then followed
scene. disgraesfal 10 tho two aspiFan,s
Engaged 'u Il. We will let the Rloom,n gton
nspublissn tel the rest Of the story,
Co~rKxrrsatr Mls~xrss Jim Hueh... The
Oh lipe csnd ,daie for Congress IN this dis.
tficf. stopped down frsuD hs 6esxncd dignity
-ed bemeaoej hlm>elfby an aboriive attemp,
u ef'ak up he nrting Il Judge Morton III
his place io-ds,. " seton could have been
tanch weaurr thar this Attempt reSsFt.xl ~ ",
hpghes @ prevent 81 Norton being heard -
lie had also The aatacity L. saw hat III. M.
tscee he circulated "a Monday last had called
the mass together. wlien the fact vas thas ne
notices oi Motions app<iusmea' wef. IL
....tf - i,f''e"ss anu tsNs"e'
..~s. - '~e- - S'se aRgnes
.. = n' ,, or would pct ED
l'~.'''''f" "1d ses wizard and haneci'
h'h 'im i2aod thai II
rafed. ot,u cries from al parfs II he house
~eFe heard: Put hin sut,'f "Put him OF ~
80 - 80. .. .2N'. as "a Iowa =. hen
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