Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-10

MN. fsv sll ef wA,ehI am No, anm'ndfsl =
would hke To DO returned To Goa
lgrc-- once more. and my political ambition
viii Be iully raiihed"
On the 5th ef March. 1854. you ~foss me as
follOws from vsshing,sa.
Il, is due to you NV der frir,d. to know
my position q once. Itpains me 10 differ with
Iyou. and u may be regHr.lsd by you - . utfi-
Itieni dlhsrenes 10 feel d'sinelined to support
me ehceffully. IL %, | cannot complain i
VIII not. II such BE- the fact. sAsL az
snss decline fAs race. and address my friends to
that effect. I hope you viii not lie offended
At my course. bat write me fully aud freely
mach sf my fsfars d,peass on yeu rsYiy
II have the fullest confidence that. should be
. candidate. cen evereofs~ all opposition -
n nsy BE- misiskss--ysn may b rssf-time only
wlll determine"
On The 9Th March. 1851. from the House Of
Representatives. you wrote me as foilows:-
Since writing you on yesterday, have read
, your letter of the Olaf again. and find the FOL
lowing parsgrsph-"i viii do what eau. but
must acknowledge. tina, for once in NY life.
fesl discouraged. aud lack confidence in sue
ee.s" Now. 10 1t confidence in my getting a
nomination. OF IN being elected II nominated.
J which you Lack"
! Many other quotations might be made to
show The pertsnasl,y with which this man
eluhg 10 Office. | done What ! could to dis
I .nade him from Offering himself again ~ a
eandidae. Tie approached me on my weak
side. lie said much Of my political future dc
ysnds on yor" II you are disinelined to sup
= por, me, n shall at once decline IN race" Who
could resist such sppesl.f II have erred in
my conduct towards this man. il has been in
keeping faith with him too long; in trying to
.asiain him after lie had broken TAI h with
hi. own cosscicnce, and I'D violated his du-
" TO his constituents and 10 the county j
aeknovledg. the wrong, aud am seeking y,
:. works. meet for repentance. to merit the for
gveness Of my fellow men. That is the very
situation Mr.. Davis ought to be in. instead Of
thrusting himself forward for the fourth time
as candidate FOR the suffragcs Of pleople
whom i,e has betrayed.
A fts more quotations aud AN done with
, this subject for the present:
WARRINGTON, Feb. 1. 1851.
Il know you my friend. aud il
= IL not in my nature TO be ungratefnl. fully
appreciate your friendship. aud the many 90
LEGATIONS am under TO YOU and whatever my
, destiny may be. shall never forget them.
: always feel delicacy in asking too much from
y my friends. and really have felt sometimes
that my drafts upon you were too large aud
onerous.
WARRINGTON Feb IL. 1854
e Il wrote you few days since about
n getting friend 81 The right kind TO visit the
!. counties. That Is strong link in the move
ment. Who can We getty
WASHINGTON, Feb Is, 1885,.
= And now To the point. The secret
c agent j. the thing Who Is the man? He
|. should be intelligent. sharp and trustworthy
He should have some apparent business over the
" District, aud 90 10 work in two or three weeks
e AT farthest. Who Is the many There need be
e no hesitancy As to mesns--drzio on fne al am
!, moment for any oinoun:.'
j. You will see 10 this, good people. the origin
Of the Seed Sewer" letter. aud yet this man
prates about having been drawn out by letters
rom me. His publication Of that letter has
/. already brought several customers for my Seed
Sowing Machines.
: On ilth June. 1853. he wrote the as follows
, from Rockville:
Il think may safely say that no member oil
J. Congress has succeeded better than myself in
A Administration. - was appointed on my
Own single recommendation. See now If the
D Greencastie paper does not attribute IL 70
e Bright's influence. Patterson 4 Co. are lying
, on 70 every ono whore they think it will
have the least influence"
ROCKVILLE. June IL 1853.
80 far as the article Is concerned. perhaps
10 IL will answer my purpose To have il ready for
81 the journal OF next FRIDAY week III
IA things are right there. aud know they ought
to be. shall be prepared 10 confer with you
&c on the subject of the Press there. Al.
Is low me TO suggest that your interview with
il - had best be entirely private. could aid
him in meeting his payments for the - lift
becomes necessary Tor him TO ask IL from any
G quarter"
" RooxvIrIr. july %. 1853.
~ Me- is wofully deficient in judgement, and
=. between ~. as totally unit 10 conduct pap,r
am sorry II Is SO. we need and ought 10 hsrs
= heavier metal To conducta party paper At The
eeatre Of this District"
= RocxvIIlr. June IL. 1853.
L In writing the article alluded 70. shall leave
j" il to your own Judgement and discretion
II Perhaps you NJ ght refer 10 my first e,cctior
in the then strong Wing district. dc, &c, &c
y Here follows the skeleton of another editorial
q laudatory Of himself. which will not bore my
u readers by inserting entire. but will give tho
a, concluding paragraph reference migh
be made 10 the manner in which | sustained
? myscifiu a running half hours debate wiki
I, Toounbs and others. on the Sramp Land Bill =
n seut the debate to the journal
" and "GrceneAstle Sentinel" and neither cvei
:. gave il passing notice"
| will now. for the present. conclude my
= quotations from this distinguished mans cor
respendenee. II he should happen no, TO ge
: to Congress. and the probabilities are tha
!. way. permit me 70 suggest that he become
!, partner in the Journal office. -Four such wri
tiers Of editorials. would undoubtedly create
:, sensation in the world Of newspsperdom.
Full many gem 81 purest ray serene.
d The DARK unfsthom'd caves Of ocean bear.
And waste its fsgrsnee on the desert air.
So with this Gentleman. As . statesman
a his genius has never been appreciated: but -
a writer Of editorials. (laudsiory Of himself.
N be stands without rival. aud when he de
'e parts. !, will be long before his like is seer
again. J. o. JONES.