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

GRAFTON WALKED Up
II there is any one thing more thaS an 9th
or, that should wake up the honest Fillmore
men of this State. IL is The tender regard uow
manifested for them, by the Old Line press
Even the Terre Hau,e Journal regarded by
all. as the most silly, filthy aud reckless Of the
entire democratic press IN this State has come
OF, a the warm advocate of the claims of Mr
Fillmore. and in its issue 81 Yesterday. cries
over the fact, that we have refused To DC so,d
10 old lneism, as a pet chilli would snubb
the loss Of pair red shoes. We were
we'll aware that this milk aud water sheet
would make an attack upon Us. We knew
the foolish heads that control tina, paper would
in few days. reveal that cat. which ha- for
some time remained nicely concealed in
the meal tub Their deceit aud Implicitly was
manifest 10 the careful observer. many days
less reader might easily he led astray. They
had learned enough 10 know that every vote
given TO Mr. Fillmore, was virtually casting
one for Buchanan. They had political saga
city enough 10 see this, and they patted
the Fillmore men Oh the back as a doating
mother would encourage cher feared truant
child. The whole democratic party through
out the State. became all al once the enihusi-
astic admirers Of the conservatism OF the
American party, and instead Of calling them
tors. r.diamna6le Villains" church b,rn;,,
elan, "proscrpiive n.bec-a.s .""oa.t bound
bell deceising crew. "an alliance between the
church and state and the devil. -" thev now ~.
gar coat them with the National Party. :"
conservative men. genuine American >" aud
many A. endeaFiag things as the ircaeherous
serpent whispered into the dreaming car Of
Mother Eve.
The Journal saws that We "baselv triel TO
betray the American party into the camp Of
The enemy" That Journal knows, but it has
not ihe manliness to say 20, that our course in
that convention was disapproved OF BY none.
but old line partisan leaders. and luke warm !
Fillmore mcn-men who vote for buchanan
and Willard, or who intended TO vote Cor Mr.
Fillmore, bnt would give their entire Support
to The old line State ticket. These men were
loud IN their denunciaiions against MS. but the
honest bona 6de Afnericans-ihose men who
intended 10 support Mr. Fillmore and Mr.. Nor
ton, We have tho pleasure of knowing. all an
probatcd our course-all saw that the stand
We took III the convention was right and prop
rr. But Il certainly comes with bad grace
rom the editors Of the Journal to charge u
with changing our political position T,co Of
hese very editors. when the first popular dem.
'nstraiion was made against the Americans. ,
deserted the party, and did not 90 and act with ,
hose who had, the great majority Of them. ,
'iee acted with this party. but weut over. :
oul aud body TO The enemy, and arc now act c
ng with those men. who have ever heapcd
ontdmely, reprosch and falsehooi on the Z
americans course. They. covered ali over y
nth lnfamy, contempt and political treason q
re beautiful set Of fellows to speak Of our {
hange. The other editor, the great Mogul. S
ol has changed and vascilated and lodged. n
nd jeered 50 much, that it would require more u
ne and space ihae we can now spare to give q
full expose If him. bat We promise by aud 9
y 70 dcseci him in n manner that will be both : :
leasing and Imaginable. "
We can not extend this article longer now, :"
AZ We ask the friends Of Mr FILLMORE to look n
these things-see the STATE Seahad ccniu..
= the Americans to stick TO Mr. FrLLuonr-l.
e the ablest democratic papers throughout -
C entire state doing the same thing ard then :.
e the ierre HaGte journal. the lowest Hung A.
ID most treacherons Of all that political n
m'iy, containing articles lauditory Of Nr. "
tIsoEr and complimentary Of the American ~
'rty. Look at this. and you will discover IL.
At The secret Of their fondness. grows out Of
: fact that every vote given to Mr.. FrILxonr
this State, Is ia effect one cast for Mr. BIZ
sssS. aud while they pretend now TO favor n.
e Fillmore movement. they are in their ia
arts the worst enemies Of the American 'h'
elrincs and the most infamous secret villifi -.
Of Mr. FSrLxoRF NJ.
he course ofthe Journal towards &c. for. IN '
r ali the circumstances. placing JoHx c Ga
KxoST al the head Of our column. We regard pa
a direct compliment. and we feel sure that -
en the American party IN this State tasc -
sober second thought they vii not only "
stain 90. bot vii act zith that party Who
IN favor ofFree kansas Free Speech and n
'edom every where north CT Mason and i'm
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