Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-23

The Hon. Henry Lane addressed public
meeting al Indianapolis on the 2iih ult.. on
the course Of he Senate. in srelasuing The a
surping Senators. Ne>srs. Bright aud Fitch.
aud refusing to consider the claims of the lie
gally elected representatives Of the State he
also spoke with grsat force Of the general char
scter Of Mr. Buchanan Admins istralion. and
Of the party which is identified with it, The
following extract is specimen:
"lt has been mooted question for he past
twenty five years neither there wa any more
Federal party amorg MS Mr. Buchanan has
proved. AZ least that there Is Felr slrist among
he is apt illustration of that law Of
our being which makes old age and inbccIiiiy
remember vividly and turn fohdiy To the early
TEACHINGS Of youth. llaughserl and 10 forget
all that wa~ learned IN ripcr wears Mr.. Buch
anan a. taught ~ infancy aud early life the
doctrine of Federalism; for time from policy
he disgu,ed his opinion: bat nov, when age
II upon ham. he instInctivelv turns to his first
lessons. and AXIS tor an Increase Of Executive
powers which Hamilton never dream a of-for
the power to involve this great nation IN war
without consulting Congress; forfhirty mil
ltous OF dollars 20 be placed q n Ter his control
for purposes which he does not even condc
-c-nd 10 explain To Your Representatives. lie
believes that under the Constitution he has
now the power TO force an odious Con >iitution
upon the people Of Kansas against their thrice
rspeated remonstrsce But what /. the pre-
t-nss for The thirty nillionsf Whv. he wants
u to facilitate the purchase Of Cuba. when
SPAN has already SAID that she would not sell
Cuba. AND would consider an offer To buy il an
insult II takes two to make BARGAIN That
hom-ly old adsge - yet true. a. Nr BIchan-
an will fsd. Bu, he wants tn facilitate uego
tlaiions Of Cuba oh. ye- y-ntl-sneni sup
pose he wants that sum for thr purro>e of pay
ing off some demands upon the corruption
fund ofl-56l Two ysars agh the Treasury
>as osrFfiowing with Si7 600 100 "vrrpiu~
we had 80 much money IA the Treasury that
the Secretary Of the Treasury advertised i"i
these holding government bonds Ia Come Tor
ward and have them paid: iuderd. he offered
AID paid alargs premium on them We had
80 much money NE did no, kasu what TO do
with IT, Nov We have had two years OF Mr.
Buchanan's maladminstra;ion. and We are IL
debt this dav between so 600 600 a"d 80,
OO0. 900. aud 40 means OF payment provided
Mr.. Buchanan. 10 be sure. with lears ia hi
eyes. he's asked Congress fpr specific dutrl
which h> own friends deny hi.n Wheih- :
Congress sees the validity II the doctrine Il
not. there i o.s specific duty IA connection
with this Administr~tisp. which recognlz
, '"'t1 a"u 'na' y VIC -p'V'uV W W ocat"S
m 1860. Cheers lie has nov IA empt'
tr-asury. aud hi- remedy l. "a -p.nd : 100 600.
900 PER aunum, aud give $500 0oO,u00 for Gu
bs He - nov entirely helpless aud wiihou
tise R~pu ubl,caas. he cannot pass thu ordsnsr
Appropriation bills. The Admlnistsiio
stands this way. the Democrat. Who did no
leave him upon his Lecompton p.aicy hav
lea ham rpon hi, tariH Policy until not cot
po-at's gesTj - leit. uot even enough 10 giv
hum decrn burial The Aianes.l.si,op
= lotsring. its dosewani ~Ay to az inf,noa
: gras~--s grave open which 10 patriots 4
7 sal. ever fasi.