Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13
Pssntae lnt.Aaa Journal.
Th~ rli.uaton Party.


The Disuaaon Party.
That there /, party IL tie 9 States
determined that they shall not remain
l.ifzi states. Is very eertain. That thew
constitute large and influential mass OF
ril.zeu,. daily growing larger. Is also GER
tara. Who they are, and why hey are
becoming 81 potent IN the nation, We pro
pose 10 inquire briefly. Irto desires dis.
unioni Who suggested the abhorrens
deal Calhoun. the author Of The pres
m. policy of the pro- slavery parry. - The
'rsf aip cave Il f0fn and substance. TIL
- d.. I'll ncn ivared 10 look al IL. and
!. rcfns,ned a vass, shadowy horror. lie
explored The dark. nnenicrcd cavern. and
posn,e To Il n The only refuge Of slavery
from the Inevitable growth and DONNA
tian of Truth aud Right. Dssunson sprang
nj Ga slave, ual 90 ice f0I. Nh0 are
thsv ths; have nuriured the deadly
ill is corrosive dews have
rotied bali the bands that hold as togeth-
~ Are they OF Free soill No man has
heard Free Safe Convention resolving
that a dissolution OF he Union wac ne.
cessary. No Free State has declared that
sece. sion was the only remedy" or any
emedy, for anv evil No Free State las
ever contemplated such a result As posi-
bic. or made provision for II, There has
never been syllable uttered. except by
The 6aulsonian squad OF fools. thatcould
be tortured into the appearance Of such an
sei No Republican Senator or Repre-
sentative nor Free State man. tanks oft.
~ dreams Of H. There Cannot be found
N any political or other record. solitary
indication that secession has ever been
,hcngat q moment By any member OF
she pa4.y. whether a cure for muir
ixs. or vengeance for insult Whence
then does the di,un.oa sentiment derive
rs aoarisnm, Read The following and
sse:
Ut SENATOR rrLgg, of FLORIDA
..For my part. am ready to proceed
10 extreme measures. even ~ The dlssold
lloa Of the Uaion."
NJ SENATOR BHows. Cd MISSISSIPPI
II the Wrmof Proviso IS adopted. ii
will mise 4 s.ofm that will sweep away
this Union. aud pray God deyoutly II
wlll do 50.
IT Nh. I0asx OF ioUI,IAxA.
The Southern man who will stand W
aud say that he is for the Unicn. "now
and forever" is more dangerous TO The
pc, pie he represents than those who are
IN open hostility. II California be tram
meled with preamble declaring the ter
,i.ory now free. am willing to dissolve
the Caion'
sY aR. STANTON. OF TENNESSEE.
when the wilmoi Proviso IS adopted
] and the South are ready 10 walk out Of
The Union"
sT- sSAToR BUTLER. CD SOUTH CAROLINA
Il do not make the salvation OF th,
Union The paramount; question"
1T SENATOR MASON. OF VIRGINIA.
81 is tine the yoAe was thrown on
an1 the question settled =
DrGn colcoK, % GEorsiA.
III the Wilmol Proyiso should pass il
any form. will introduce bill for ID,
dissolution of the Union
ma. uEAp. oP VIRGINIA
If you exclude u, am not willing L
.uh,it We intent
q have the land peaceably il We can. for
ely It We must"
nT Nm. Neville OF MI eLefrPf.
The people OF the South know thei
rl,hss. and will maintain them st all haz
ais. even should dI-nnIon result.
TIE South must defend their rights ever
NJ the expense 81 blood"
TIE following resolution was adopted
~ a Congressional caucus Of Soufhsr'
Democrats held in Washington 10 January
1912
-, -. TINT tic dissolution Of Ii,
ga Il, .ete.ttls 10 tie submission o
IRE SOUTH 10 the " ilmol ProSiso."
The following toasts were drank Al
Democratic Fourth Of July celebration .
A'chlSon City. in Kansas.
U.sanion BY secession or olhersis
beacon # hope to an oppressed PEG
PIC and the surest remedy Tor Southern
wrongs Enthusiasts cheers.
TIE ~ of dtetisoE. May she befor
The close eft year 81. be the Capita
ofa Southern Republic. lCheer-.
These are the declarations OF the pro
slavery men. Disunion IS urged by ID
aYologIsIs of slavery, aud Of the policy q
ne Buchanan party. No opponent OF tina
policy ever advocates. or ever tolerate
the idea as possible. Who. then. ar
tiSuniouisiss' Hear another pfonineu
Supporter Of Mr. Buchanan. Senate
Toombs. of Georgia, has Just written
lester. which the y Y Herald Of Thurs
day last publishes. in which he says
Our danger i not from abroad. IL
= zone. Tie election II Fremont woal
"a TIE end OF the Union. and ought 10 b,
he object OF Fr,monl's friends is III
conquest oi the Soah. am eon,er
that they shall own US when they sonQus
Us. baI not before"
-sse~s--
e~ A besuulal tribute Is this, whic
IA, writer Of 30 many good things, Erwin
nays q the AR kex.