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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

D IL IL amusing 10 witness the efforts
Of the Sentinel. to spOlogise for the panel
ty of Douglas FAti6ers worried together on
"Wednesday last at Indianapolis.
Among other bfillisnt fsncies. is the fol-
lowing An along the line Of the roads
the greatest enthusiasm prevailed. Crowds
Of farmers aud others had assembled at
the stations. 10 express their regret that
they were unable 10 attend the meeting Al
lpdlsnspolis. on account Of work on their
farms which must be attended to-
Never doubt Of it, Farmers unable 10
leave home on account Of work pressing
them would assemble at the stations. 10
notify those less pressed. not 90 have the
ratification stopped on their seeouni
Kind IA them wasn't III
The farmers OF Nlgo county did noI
ssem 10 be 20 pressed. on Tuesday last.
nor those Vi Edgar. Coles and vermilion
llls. GA Wednesday. or OF Sullivan aad
Green or CLARK aud Crawford Ills. Thsrs-
day The truth j.. farmers prefer frolic
10 funeral. aud only turn oct when .
Ire party rsths. Hence the diaae0ee.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

The sounds Of the music, and the shout
ting Of the multitudes Of Tuesdays demon
ssration. had scarcely ceased ringing ~
our ears. when the lively strains OF Fays
foe baud. announced the opening OF an
other demonstrAtion.
IL was the opening OF the Temperance
jubilee. aud soon a uice procession compos
I'd Of little Misses in white, and little Mas
ters IN their Suoday's best. with beautiful
Gags aud banners. marched down Wabash
street and entered the Court House square.
Soon the Templars and the ladies Of the
Social Degree. appeared on the street, and
joined the advance guard in the square.
with their fisgs and banners huttering in
the breexe Next came that band Of hope.
the Cadets Of Honor and Temperance.
when . procession was formed. making
one Of the incest displays Ne have witness
ed 10 long time. aud extending the whole
circun Of the square. Leaving the Court
House yard by the eastern gate. IN. pro
e-ssion filed right on Market street 10 Ohio
west on Ohio 10 2ud. north on 2nd TO Wa
bash. east en- Wabash to 9th. thence on 9th
to Gookin's beautiful grove, where speech
es. music. fessting aud mirth held univer.
sal sway.
Besides those enumerated shove. large
crowds Of Templars aud cit izsus IN car
riages joined the procession swellingit to
the length Of sqsares
The day was fine. the air being made
bslmy by the rain Of yesterday and all en-
ioyed themse Ives In the liveliest manner
They returned to the city about 5 o'cloe'
all apparently highly delighted with th'
days rscreation.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

Drlso WIN Cossusrrios "A few weeks
ago. when the Republican press Of indi.
sns. we're disposed 10 expose the eon,smp.
table TISSUE Of fsl.shoods aud misfepfs
ssutation made by Gov willard st New
Albany, and dguhsd by fee Democrat
ie sheets. With tho title of speech" the
Democracy ell over The state, raised the
miserable howl Of ''rsrseea.ion.' saying
tbst the Governor wss dyiIg With the con
somps,on Ysl. day sfief day ws hear 81
O,ysfsef w,llsfd ifampsi toned voice,
iineisg oat IN favor of the most corrupt
and dishonest p.fis. ,hst ever existed.
II willard !. dying. be hsd better be re-
peutlag Of be .lns. Instead of hssping
other. 90 bic head
We suspect the consumption ls ell .
/ shan, 10 save willard from a we'll msri,sd
east rsllos BY The free pfsss. We are ia
eiinss 10 think he eoesump,ion - not
"pulmonsfs "
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

DENooRArIc PRISeIrIE.-Ths speech of
Ar. Secrest on Wednesday. ~ss trpe sx-
emplihcslion Of Democratic principle.
lie said that any Law sgsinst Slavery,
would be dead letter Under Dvn,crst
rule, thi- - -, a. proven By ~. Sisv-o
cratic invHsioa o. Kansas b, Mi-saurisns
aud the 'mpaoi'y with which the Slave
trade Is carried on under the eyes OF the
Admlnisustion.- "A trsfsis which all chris
tan nsiio"s have declared piracy Pub
lio opinion" lie aid is psfsmount 10 oil
law No law 10 prevent the sprrsd Of
Slavery. can be enforced Had Breck
,nridge been nominst-d sid S-crsst Il
would be q. loud IN hi. support. - sm
now Tor Douglas voted fs Bright be.
cause he vas the nominee o { my party. al.
though did not thiok him a. for the Of
fee"
Nov whst do honest fair minded men
think of man Who will thus unblushing
1, deelsf. his f.adins~. to vote for men
whom he tnoss are unqualified for the
ofice. simply because they are the oomi
nee II The party
We thoashl a m. most hun Hating con
fessiob w. ever heard come from the lips
of man who pfofsssss 10 have any self
respect
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
Tns ssoasIss De DC rattle District
Comy<nftuH.

The itlsuds Of th. Dougls. wig Of the
Demeeras,e party. met "a Congressional
Convs alton. ~ this city Yesterday. Nv
cry county IN the District seemed TO be
fully represented. aud the Cosssn,ion v'As
large aud respectable Delana X Will
lismsou. ef Puisam conaty Was chosen
President. aud there vss alsa the asaal
aumber Of officers selected.
Upon the iirst ballot for = csndidsle for
Congress. the vote stood az follows;
The counties OF Putnam. Psrks. vigc
and Sullivan. cast thsir 6s votss for Dan
iel ". voorhees,. and the counties II Clay
Greene. 0sen and yermiliion cast sheir
% votes for Judge Franklin
Mr. Voorhees, having thus received the
speech OF acceptance. laid: "He had no,
sought the nssainafion. but With . heat
toll # grateful feelisg he accepted ,t. be
aid Il ~ss "a agreeabis surprise To him.
sad hs would take The race aud he would
not look hack 10 the past-lef the dead past
barry ikesr dead tie sad he stood to-day
where h~ stood .ix wears ago. frmly by the
true intent aud meaning OF the Kansas and
Nsbrs-ka bili-ih~ dostsias ol Popular
Sovereignty. lesusg the people, who 20 10
th- tefrHorie-. settle all domestic ones
l,ss- fer thsms-lv~s he wss IN favor Of
ha IL fl -n. he would follow ihs old dag
oi non Intervention by Congress. for that
VA 20 right. 80 proper and so just.
Whs a change has come over the spirit
OF his dreams wiihio the last few DAYS
Ar. Franklin. wrIthing under his defeat,
came forward. having the thnmb-screws :
OF psrty eating into his v-ry vltals. and
gave IN his adherence. aud pledged his
support 20 the nominee.
Z. Y Patterson was nominated for
Judge OF the Court Of Common Pleas. for
the District composed of the counties Of
Parke. yigo aud sullivan.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

In an article an the London Quarterly
Review. for April. reviewing Horace Bin
nsy. pamphlet relating To thsold bar Of
Philadslphia, We hnd an sneedots Of sn
Americas lawyer. Jeremiah Mason which
We have never seen in print before. II Vas
told by Daniel Webster Nr Mason was
engaged In defense Of a Methodist minis
ter by the name Of Avery. on charge OF
murder. The professional character OF
the prisoner interested deeply his brothsr
ministers, who IN numbers attended the
trial. The case ~s- serious. aud the sdvo-
cate wss asenbsd miently watching the
progress. Of the evidence. carefully nntIng
Il. and observing its effects upon The jury.
when one OF those ministers. who would
nov be called q Spirltualist. wss led TO
his side. and IN grest agitation ssid. Mr..
Mason. l have most important matter 10
communicate The Archsngel Gabriel
cane To my bedside this morning, aud
told me that Brother Avery sss snneesntF'
wthout hning HE eyes OF pen fron the
paper. Mason replied Let him be saepoe.
si immediately. - and continued hi. work
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

III j. u. Defre-.. IN n recent letter from
wsshipgton TO the indianapolis Journal.
says. Rats. "a - said. by instinct is.ve a
sinking ship. 20 Il u with the subordinate
office holders ia his city No eis-- Of
men sooner snuff a popular breeze than
these gentlemen A case In point An
old virginis gentleman, celebrated for
rniscsliing names. who has long held a
miner position here. fe~ week. ago
called on an old TREND aud asked his can
did opinion a. TO Who would be The next
president. "becsa.e. aid he. Il want 10
re, myself IN the right position-this little
office ef mine - a necessity. and | cant
give stup" His trend told him ths, Lin
cola would certainly be elected. lis that
81, said he. sud continued. you vent
deceive me nov. /. "a 10 inpoftsn. that |
should knew the truth" HIS ff'snd -
assured him ihst Lineolh would 10 he
nss, fts.,dsai beyond all doubt. Well,
thsn, .id. II that i 40, ] am for La
es~b myself. snd want yeu 10 give ne .
esrtlaesis "a time.
Hundred. Of these geeiissaen are ne~ -
fos "l.ineemb. sad wlil have esr,ihesles
10 .,ns They us,sf did lh,ak Rspabli'
eau. wsfs half =. bal /. rspfe-su1sd =
They are ses1leg 10 be really ss good pss
riot. q. Any eshpf party fhsfs :. "et :
bst ei danger of . d,..ela.ioa II ths Un.sa
The Inauguration Of "Lleeomb" -eat b
resisted 81 all. has aiiisfeat from 1h'
ss@s whea CLARK. ef A,.sssti. With dele
lal face. raised The cry u tss "hslpsl
nosl !" snd dissolution of The unlao u
consequence thereof
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

a. Psns @. Dusbing. 10 his hsfansus
before he Demoe rsey. st he ceus Hoass.
yesterday morning. sid that stephen A.
Dousl.s deserved the nomiustioa Of hsr
nsonleus eosvsntisn. % rsturn for the vast
smsunt Of wort he bed done Cor the South.
ans be had enes gone % far 10 his services
N the slsvs Interests that lhe Outraged
Sorsh iilsminsisd hss rsshw.y fsou Wash.
lngloe 10 Chicago 9th hi. borniss eff
gie-.~
Nov vs would like 70 inquifs. that II
Dosglss-spresestis as be dsd. North
era esnsiitsssey-dessrvsd the support o'
the South for bic services 10 slavery. doe'
be pct deserve The sesFs snd eonssnP, oi
al konest ass is ,bs North for his 10
,rsysl Of their intsresis. snd bic pssdsr
isx - the slave poser for bis sws seihsl
spds.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
Palisical ltems.

There is talking a Breekinridee paper
10 Rochester. n. Y.
The frisads Of Llne.ln aud Hamlin E~se
ra,ssd dag pole at oecoqau. Prince VIII
liam cou.ty. Virginia.
The Brecklnridge Democracy Of Ohio
have called q State Convention. 10 meet al
Columbus. on the Eth Of August next.
The Troy IN. Y Ticses states that SEQ
ator Seward will stump the States Of Penn.
sylvania, New York aud Illinois for Lin.
coin sod Harnlin.
The 81. Paul Miunesotlso says that shen
all the Democratic papers in Minnesota
have taken their position. they will stand:
eleven for Breckinridge and Lane and four
for Douglas aud Johnson.
Geu. W O. Butler. the old war horse OF
Kentucky Democracy. 10 enthusiactic IN
his support Of breckingridgs aud Lane;
and, We understand contemplates taking
the stump in beb slf Of the principles they
represent
Nearly ali Of he regularly appointed
Democratic candidates for electors IN North
Carolina have declared for Breckinridge
and Lane, and Judge Ellis. The Democrat
il candidate for Governor in that State, has
done the same thing.
a Minnesota correspondent of one OF
the Eastern papers says:
Honest Old Abe" takes like wild fire
in this vicinity, and many Democratic
votes will he get You can count on Min
nesoia for 5000 majority for Lincoln and
Hamlin next November
Ex senator Breadhead. of Pa, in his
Eastou speech. says:
cit il folly To deny that the Democratic
party j. surrounded by adverse circum-
stances.
The gentleman is right-itis 10 surround
ed by an Indignant nation aud the Covods
Committee ee.-Phil. Journal
A Michigan editor travelling through
Oakland, Wayne aud tennessee counties
says the wheat crop aud the Republican
vote will be unusually la ge next harvest
In some neighborhoods they were conf
dent Of thirty bushels TO the acre, and
not a Democrat within five miles Ii
these neighborhoods. they have fn'
schools, well filled meeting houses, n,
"corner groceries," and never bolt thei
doors.
IL The Boone county Pioneer support
Breckinridge and Lane, and repudiates tn
nominees of the Rump Convention who. i,
says, are the demagogue candidates Of
sectional couclave.
Mr.. Lincoln received eighteen Dore vote
in the Chicago Convention from Southor
States, than were cast for Douglas in th
iltimore Convention. Which Is the mo $
sectional nomineef
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

a. Gov. willard, IA speech made at
Ssw Albany. sllads. te The Soap FACTORY
aud Water Lot transaction II Caleb u
smith. While fund commis.lsoef af The
state Willard esrtsialy saa~s. sai t
honest. ~oald have sad. shs, The property
ws taken by smith ss collateral. TOT =
debt, aud that debs ongIusisi saief the
agency ef NJ. q. BF.ght.
III. FAC which willard kas~., 100.
that the property ~ss .eld by SAITH Do
mocrslle Successors for netainsi sam
aud that the lets have since % mach ap
pr.eist.d "a value .. - be vsria The fail
smeun, OF the STATE debt.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25


IL We understand that petition is be.
ing circulated among the Democracy for
the purpose Of sliding Mr.. Chestnu, of
the track. as q candidate for the Legisla
ture. and giving his place to B W. Hanna.
Why this should be done, We can hard
ly imagine. The Democracy osght to re-
member that the coming sess,on Of the
Legislature il one Of great importance. re-
curing our best AID sblest men. That IL
- peculiarly legislature demanding the
assistance of men OF enlarged miud. ex
Ieusiye readi x. crit,cai education. indus
, trious aud steady habits Men OF exteu
siye travel aud large acquaintance with
men aud things. Mrn whose minds sre 90
expensive that they ab-oroe readily aud
lhink heroicslly Men who are mea among
nrs
Such being the fact We can not -. Why
Mr.. Chestnnt should be ruled off the track
to e.se place for another.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

AN OsrHoaRAPHic SSARt By Rurus
CHoArr.-One day when some nice quss-
,ions in philology were being discussed
by a select party of Boston humorists. Ru
fns Choate asked each al them 10 write
down the following sente nee. To the sur
prise OF all. except the proposer. no two
copies were slke in orlbogrsphy. We
have tried the same experiment, and as
yet have been unable to find any ore able
to write it correctly. Please read the
words aloud TO some of your learned
friends. and compare their written eopie.
with any standard dictionary:
"Preferripx the :srnelian hues. and sep
arating the innueodoe-, do declare that
the peddler's gray pony ate potatce ou
Of the cobbler's wagon which The SHY
had gagged"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

The New Albany Ledger says: The
foreign news which we print in this issue
Of the Ledger contains the announcement
Of the death Of Jerome Bonsparte, the
youngest and last surviving trother Of the
Great Napoleon This event was not en-.
tirsly unexpected, a. Prince Jerome's
health has been failing for some months
past. and his early demise was anticipated.
The deceased was born At Ajsccio. 10 the
island Of Corsica, on the 18th OF Decem-
lisa. aud was consequently. at the time
OF. his death. in the 18th year Of has age
Jerome's fret public service was in the
French navy. which he entered In the year
1893. He remained in this service. cruis.
ing In the West Indies. for about three
years. bot wss finally compelled to leave
hls ststion and came TO New York. in
December. 1909. he married Miss Eliza
beth Patterson. the daughter GA wealthy
Bsltimors merchant. who, We believe,
still survive. him. whsn. however. Ma.
poleon assumed the title and authority Of
Emperor. not bro king the idea Of his
brothers wedding the daughter Of plain
republican merchant. declared the marrlage
in.slid-s thing which ,he Pope. 20 his
honor be Il said. bad previously declined
to 10, BY hi. marriage wish Miss Patlsf'
con. Jerome bad one sou, Who remains a
onisea Of the United s,s,ss, though o-s
az Au son., . graduate Of West Point, has
taken ssr,,es 10 the French army. ssd
been To soms extent recognized az mem
bsf II the Bonspafls family.
In 1907 Jerome married frsdefics Cath
afins, fupeess of wuflumhurg, aud 10
the sam. year "a. made by Nspolsoo
/ King Of ws.,phsis In this capacity he
"a. ssifsmel, ptodigsl 10 The expenditure
n uenss. which gave great dissatisfaction
10 Nspelsoa lie joined the af@y Of Insa
sion against Russia, IN 1912, bat not enc
Getting some order 10 The satisfaction oi hl'
+ brother. "a. ssat back. The freaeh be
log dsl,sa ea. II Germany. jerome retired
% Fr.ees. lie fought With great gsllsai'
~ u L,sny sed wslsElse. whsfe he vH
-oasslsd. aud apsa n. defeat q th'
french army. exclaimed, I'VE ought q
dee hsns.f
Anssths hasi dswufsll Of n. E~psror
Jsrssns sAsdsssd Zoe ts@s thfoag'
s~usstl.ad. .nd - last settled var W
a
.nas. ia Austria. whsfs he remained ul
les2. ~hsa Louis Sspolsea. -he hsd as
.amsd imperial sashorty. called him bsel
to France. made him Marshall ef the ssu
p.fs, Ps,ldsni Of the Senate, aud in cas-
of f.siors of direct lsss. h.ir 10 the tAros.
Danng bis lssl residences Ia ffsuee b
has been treated With great consideration
a. become tis psslticn - broIhei
krst Sspoleea. sad uneis u The Empsro
Ris sgu. frisee Sspclson. nsrrisd a
daash,sr q Kisg Victor Enm.nuel. an
Aish.y disiiugci.h.d himsslf ~ ths la
lsn ssr
Tha. IA. passed swsy The l..t Of q
!. brssksrs 81 ,hst eslsbrssed family. -ha o
ssplsd % remarkable q po.itioa IA the .
fairs Of Europe bali esnsary s'aes
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

az The 81. Leai. New. ssys. "a isw
day. ago. the Mssosu kspubliean insert.
al the head Of is hf.l COLUMN The Dough.
Charleston Platform. and appended. ,m.
medlalsly under lls 'ammsf, Of 1hs Dfsd
Scott Decision The iasoasi.ssncy aud
eealfsdictioo. oi lhs 40 paper. ~sfs 40
glar.sg and palpabls 1hat hs ~ho fsn
could read The plA,iofn. w itself meant
e.qaalisf sossrslsn,y. snd lhs Decision
~ ussif. meant Congressional Intervention
but both together mssnl---noihing p
The Decision. ho~svsr. posss.ssd ao sa.
lhofily which the Platform did not. aud a.
.h. latter could not bear The s'lsu hul
terrible fsbuk. ~hleh the former gave ~
tn. decision ss ~hhdfssn The Plat
fofm sllll tsmsi1s ., The head Of NE Re-
publican. 10 .hos lhat Deugl.. Ds@oefA
ey mean. "sqasstsr soseFe'gaty =" spite
/ Of th. ofed SEQ, Decision
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

pws lesrn that there iss strsns pFeb-
billy Of the recovery Il Isaac White, sho
v.s shot BY James Elliot. IN an uni"fsaas1s
di6ieal,y. a Elbndgs. llliao's, en sstes.
day Last. Ar. Ellio,. whe -ss severely
isiurvd also. 10 fast recovering An.1sa.
isst.on Of the matter wss held beiofe
iss,ie~s Lsndss snd xoFton II Eieridg~ on
the day sfisf tie oeeuneuee. aud NJ Ellloi
vas held 20 ball for his appearance 81
Court, and rct committed 70 al a. %
eess reported The Prosecution ~ss 90
dueled by Mr.. Grsen. Of Paris. snd The es
f~ses by Nsssrs. Baird ssd cruft. OF ths'
eigy.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

III \. scout. Esq in his recent speech
=, Bslnbridge. Ind ~ favor Of the Brrck
inr,dge and Lane movement. exposed th-
secret OF Willard. somefse, into The ranks
of the Dougls-ites IN the following para
graph
What want to state are fact- We
are not here for the purpose OF hurting the
feelings Of our friends We ar. not here
for the purpose OF sligh'ing the views Of
those gentlemen who put forth Mr.. Doug.
las on the ground OF expediency -whieh.
BY the way. - in this cs-e another name
Tor p,iis,ny-the kind of eyprdieecy -
simply this III ,ou will send m. H. the
u ). Senate ! will support stephen A
Douglas" That ~ the kind ~ rrpsdisn
cy ths, willard now stands apoa--the
man that used TO touch that harp Of .
thousand strings a. h,s iauIAiious OF
James Buehsnsn but let me tell you
that this same willard ~ goins 10 lh,
tomb Of the cspul.t.. aud for ny part
have 40 tear ~ regret "a -hsd tor HIN. bs
cause he went there with his eyes vide
oten.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

Tax MEErf>s Lasr Nfear.-The lsry~xt
weekly political meeting -e have yet .ess
IN The Court House was that Of the Lis.
cola Club last night Notwithstsndiar
no drums vsre beat or rsllyins no,ss vers
heard. yet more than 900 l-s Repu blieans
gathered al 40 esrly hour. ana ipdeed. the
Court House vas we'll fiied.
After some preliminary business by the
Association and spstriotic song, by the
Glee Club. which va. wildly eheersd, Mr..
Forrest Was introduced. and after q short
personal explanation. proceeded to address
the Club. 10 words Of burning sloeuepcs.
that kept the house in a perfect roar Of sp-
piause. HIS invective sgHiust the Sec
tonsl Dlsanion "split Up" parts. was
~thering IA the extreme. while his sar.
easn sss well timed aod sc.,hing. he
showed no quarter to either section Of the
double headed sectionali.is. but poured
hot shot int both alike. scattering them
like leaves before the sutumn's blast.
His exposition Of the eorruptions Of the
present Administration. and Of the dis.
rupted Democracy. were clear and over
~helming, aud as whole his address was
one well calculated to place Mr. Forrest IN
favorable position as speaker aud a reAs.
oner. before the community
We saw. present. our friend OF he Jour
nal. and We fear he did not like "too
much" some Of the random shots Of the
speaker. aud We have no doubt we shall
have evidence of il this evening. After
The speech the Glee Club gave The audience
two more Of their heart cheering psslus.
and the audience gave three heart felt
cheers for Honest old Abe" and 90 dis
persed iu the finest feeling we ever saw
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

The msa dsessy 81 the jeuraai has
heeoms pfoveblsl. even among Democrats
The nest shameless. reckless. unbiashing
misFepFsssuss.loas sfs pul lsuh daily IA
ths. shses. ~ith sn enrsassfs. sad sodses
" thss Nupehsa.sa nsssT dreamed Of -
TAKE a. sxsmpls-ln spssk.ng Of The
Wide A.sks procession On Moadsy slsht.
n say. There vsfs $50 Wide Awskss
snd .beos - macy leokers-eu Nov ~
81, man, womsn ana bey an The street thai
night. tse~. ,A.s in both c.s-.. BE nj.
represent. the facts. Capt Woods eem.
paay esatsiaea io3 men bs.idr. ofhess.
While Capt Vests company sentsleed se'
t-<<o % aud IS.
On ne four sernsf. ei Market sad Va.
hssh streets. there wsrs nere Ihsa lsles
=. macy look ers on - there were listeners
ssesk sf 100 since. usier The ambrarsoa'
easep, II Dr.. Reads ssesmcr tree
sAieh the Iournsl then sssssnsssa sFea
ieoo % 800
In The vicisay Of The Terrs Hssts hoas'
srs~d .ss assembled by far larger tAss
tAat Al The great rsiihes,iea m~ssirs
which has shaslly 10 be fs.Fsl'hej
what sesddsne< ssa esamuasty h<s'
In paper vh,eh iusvsrss'ly is"Pef
9Th the trash.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

Wnf Dosf fnsY We we're ssisd on
wsdss.da, night. by wsn sho has here.
tefo,s h,sn Demecrs,, .hls question:
Why doa these Demoefalse SPEAKERS
tsss up ,ha sitsl ,ssus. nn~ dividing the
psstis., snd dl.cu. them IN f.if aud
g~u,lsmAnly mssuef' have hsssd moth
log from them sll nishl sreeps loo abuse
Well. -. are unable 10 .r.-er our frisnd.
sst.ps Il be he because lhsy have 40 pFis
eiples Of their o~n. and hs.s not the hon
s.iy 10 take up and isiilr discuss lhe PM
cipis. u ,Ls Rspabi'esD parry. a. l@ie
sosn 10 lie plslfes adoyisa II Chlcsso.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

DopoLAs' TpApK.-lt will be remember
ed by our readers. how witty Douglas and
hi. hsngers.on have been in regard to his
ability asa Cabinet maker. IL nov turns
out that he knows nothing Of the trade
having only been a cabinets apprentice.
three months.-not long enough to make
a respectable batch" F"
OF course the people won tuus, him TO
do their eskisd making. al Washington
city. nex, spnpg. The only price Of cab
net furniture he 10 skilled In making. sr.
cohns