Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-12-05

Devoted Go News, Commerce Poi.
sn.a rieuiture,'E ducasion Ara,
PROSPECTUS FOR 1851.

Dsvotea 90 News, Commerce. Poi.
sc. liz, Agrie uiture,'Educasion Ara,
PROSPECTUS FOR 1851.
r"L,IicAL:-rhe great political campaign
d ieoo Is closed. The the battle has been
fought ana won. srd the eagles Of victory
pe'ehed on the Republican banners
1baAHAa LINCOLN Ia. been triumphan,iy
elected PRESIDENT OF the United States for
four years from the 4th Of March. 1861
are entering upon a year that viii
be memorable in the a.nals of Ameriean
politics. The Fire Eaters Of The Cotton
States have undertaken To bre.k nm The
American Union, The people have decided
against them az the ballot box, and they
refuse TO submit to the verdict uless their
demands shalt he complied with which
are as follows:
DEMANDS Of rHk FIkk EArKRs.-Ist. Ths,
tue r,ee STATS shall pay for all fugitives
uom iaoor who may escape. ID. That
all State laws against kidnapping shall be
IePssleo sd. That Slavery shall be sx-
tended INTO oil the Territories and protec-
ted oy Federal Slave Code. 4th That
the Slave traffic shall be re opened in The
District Of Columbia. 5th. That a law
shall be passed granting the right to slave
States accompanied by their slaves.
In eOse OF non-cOmplistee with there
pro-slavery demands. the Fire-F ,,sr.
threaten TO secede from the Union. aud -et
upi Southern COpiederacy, reopen the
| African Slave Trade, and attempt to found
! great sIsveholdisg empire. by absorbing
Mexico, Central America and The Isthmss
Of tie Gulf. Such is the programme sfthe
! Disupiouists
In this it beboOves every sound patriot
and friend OF tie U0i0n and Constitution
TO stand by Lincoln's Administration a.
the old Democrats stood by Gen. jackson
when sssailed by South Carolina nuIliiers.
The free North must not be bullied ner
frightened by the arrogant oligsrchy into a
base surrender OF its dearest rights aud
most cherished principles,
OTHER QUEsTIoSs.-And there are other
important matters to come before ths new
Administration. Among these are Free
Homesteads for the landless; Improve
Tents OF Harbors; Construction OF Rail
roads to the Pacific; Encouragement Of the
Manufacturing aud Farming industry of
the country; Retrenchment and Reform ia
the administration Of Government; res.
toration. in short. of the earlier aud purer
days of the Republic. On all these qoes-
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earnest champion on the side of Freedom ;,
Right, and Patriotism.
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passing events from the columns OF the
Chicsgo TRIBusE. which is lice news
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A good western paper is certainly better
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West, than papers published 1000 miles
away, which know little and care less for
western interests, sentiments and reqnife-
nents.
CoRREsPcSDESCE.-Durin the coming
winter one Of the editors will correspond
~ the TRIBUNE from Washington, giving
fu,i and graphic reports O! thc pracsedin1,
OF sn exciting session Of Congress.
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: Springfield and keep the people fully pos
ted on what will be done by the Illinois
Legislature. Correspondents will be en-.
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Wisconsin and Indiana
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ket reports embrace every thing the farmer
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newspaper, whether western, eastern
southern or foreig u markets. The Ta,.
uNE also discusses very fully. ia its editor.
lal and news columns. currency Question.
Railroad, Bank aud State Stocks, agricnl-
tural products Of Americz and Eurps. ard
all other tropics connected with the MAJ.
rial interests Of our country.
Acknowledging the coming wear
We shall pay particular attention to Psrm
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carefully prepared Agricultural sr,,cls
containing a large amount OF fresh and
vslusble information pertaining to the farm
aud garden. Interesting letters from Rural
aud other able Agricultural add Hortiru'-
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ern newspaper devotss so much space 10
reports OF fairs, crop, live s;o.k, improved
implements and modes Of culture. and ALI
other matters OF interest 10 the tillers Of thu
soil
EDUcArIOS.-fke cause Of Education
Will 7, celve due attention in our colump.-
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will be prepared with a vie~ 10 m.kins
tbs Psper welcome family visitor. con-.
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