Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-14

N G. CARRIER Of the Madison Courier, seems
20 be NOT satisfied ~ith al Allusion We made
to hi city IN letter written 70 the ExFEEss.
aud Therefore takes ns seriously totAsk for the
SARGE
We are sorry that the Madison editor takes
il 20 seriously. - We certainly had 40 ,nten-
lion " delrael aught from the reputatios Of
the .'hAl giu elty. !" wa,ch. for 20 long a time.
held the most prominent point "a the gcogrs-
ply - our glorious Hoosier State. or IN the
slightest degree 10 wound the tender seusibil-
,tlss of our distinguished friend CARRIER. On
the contrary. We have always cherished
warm leeliDg for Madison We allow no one
to 20 beyond "a in respct Tor venerable old
sgs. admiration o1 we'll preserved relic. Of an
tsqui,y. sympathy Tor those mis-
fouuue We simply gave agteraace to tru
ism paseut 10 all who knew Madison as she
var aud ~ she r~-thst there was not the bus
tie and stir and life aud noise aud show Of
prosperity there now that was witnessed when
Madison was located AT one end of the only
Railroad in the STATE
We DO commend The wisdom manifested by
the citizeD- II Madison IA fostering their
founderies, their machine shops. their car
factories. their starch factory their ship yard
and iAsl of all though not least Of all their
model newspaper the Cear'er. and their mod
ell editor, Mr. CARRIER Ne do admire they'll
la clad hin. Dep Diggings" and crooked
creek on the one side. and the beautiful
river aud oak clad hill. the Other. We
can Z say that w. admire the arrangesn ent Of
the streets. as there are more ups aud downs
tc them than u pleasant for "buss" or buggy
riding.
Friend CARRIER regrets that be wac busy
when we called upop him So do we he
thinks we were - bad hutnor We are pro
verbal for good nature.
he has an expectation Of seeing much 10
admire when he Visit. Terre Haae We are
sure he will. aud We will take great delight in
showing him around. when be comes-point.
ing out to hirn our .nagnif cent Femzle College.
our three spacious public school buildings
with their hundreds II happy pupils Our
four 6rst class Hoieis-nay. that will be IN
necessary he will Ind them from instinct, and
will ride TO them in magnificent omnibu ses
'fes Of eharse'-hut We viii DO what in Us
lies, to make has visit our city pleasant. Asd
long to be remembered
! We hone be W al continue 70 hang up copies
ofthe EXPRESS in the vestIbule ofthe Post Office
city paper. point them TO the WABASH ExPREss
IL The card Of the Spencer House. Of Gin.
cinnati will be found in another column OF
our paper this morning, and we take great
pleasure in calling the attention Of our readers
to the same The Hotel - situated couve
nlently 10 the steam boa. landing. aud 10 the
ticket offices of various railroad lines. Front
ing on the lesee, the guests OF the House have
delightful view OF the Ohio river. with il
fleet Of steamers; also Of the cities OF Newpor
and Covington, ou The opposite shore. max in
most desirable Stopping place 10 the tours
aud the stranger Added TO all this the names
Of Pratt aud Metcaf the proprietors. are il
themselves a guarantee that the Spence
House is kept in most superb style. Mr. Pratt
was for some years connected with the Gal
House. and Mr. Me,cslf with The Louisville
Hotel. ia Louisville. Ky, where both wol
hosts Of warm aud devoted friends The ap
poIntm-nts sud arrangements Of the "Spen
Ger" j. of the mss, fashionable and convenien
character The attentiveaess aud discipliH
Of the servants are complete while the urban
/ ny Of the proprietor> aud the assiduous atten
ton Of The clerks all consp,re u render lhei
guests com Portable aud delighted.
D We cordially commend our friends, vi'
2 ting the Queen CITY. 10 stop At this trul
! palsiial aud veil ordered Ho'et On the "a
bles will b. found all that i desirable sub
d stanlial or luxarous and prepared in the mos
admirable manner