Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-05
Facts Co ne Hem e m bcrcd.
Ee@p m before ftr p~enl,


heY before fhe People.
Thai Tie expenses Of n Democratic Al
have reached the enormous
'um Of 500 900 600 a year.
heeP Hsefore the People
That We are running in debt. in time Of
peace at the rate of si7 900 900 year.
KcsS Il b,jop Tia People.
That more than $40 900 wa@ used nnsler
he direction Of Democratic Adnipislra
lion to force the odious English Lecomp,on
Bill through Congress. sazzsaxs.
hep sejsre tie People
That The Pennsylvania elccs,on was car
risd b. monies furnished by Govrrnment
employees a the insiigAlien Of a corrupt
Democratic ADMINISTRATION.
k,,p il tetsre "a, People.
That IL Was by nese, furnished i.y the
DemoerAtic party that hird party was
kept up THE straight Amcrieanl Ia Penn
-yivan's and New Jersey. aud the same
game i again being played.
herp u befsye ske People
That the Cincinnati Platform asserted
the doctrine that the people ofa Territory
should he free - regulate their ssas~siie
institutions aud vet when Nebraska and
Kansas passed Laws TO prehsbt slavery
they were vetoed by Democrslic Cover
nors
Arp u t,fore fss Peo,Ie
That corruption has become. the rule aud
honesty the exception under this Demo
cratic Administration.
Kesp il before The People.
Tha, Homestead Bill. giving land 10
the iandiess. !" was passed by Congress and
vetoed by a Democratic President. and
when II came back 10 The Democratic Sen
alta they refused 10 pass IL over the Presi
dents veto. and stephen A. Douglas dodg
ed the question.
Resp IL before the Peepls
That the Republican House passed
Tariff Bill Tor the purpose ofpaying of our
rapidly accommodating national debt. and il
sleeps upon the files of the Democratic
SenH,c
hrfp " oTeft fhf fffuflt.
That the Republican House passed a
Bill for the admission Of Kansss "A a free
State. aud it also sleeps upon the hie- of
the Democratic Senate.
KeT IL before fls People
That Kansas had population enough
more than two years ago to come i5 as a
Slave State but has not yet population
enough to come 10 as Free State.
kesp IL before the people
} That Stephen A. Douglas doesn't care
whether Slavery j. voted up ar down.
keep IL before The people
That my great principle" has given to
Slavery not only up to 10 deg ~ min but
up TO 81 deg. n degree aud hall more
than ii ever claimed. aud extended the
beneficicnt institution over Territory Eve
times a. large the great State of New
York, being the only free Territory that
has ever been brought under the benign in
furnce Of Slavery since The organization
OF the government.
hcep before The peopie
That Stephen A Douglas said At Spring
field in iSf9 that the Missouri compro-
mise was canoized in the hearts Of the A
rnerioan People aud that no ruthless hand
would dare MODEST IL
keep "a bcJore fae pe.ptr
That this same man was the one 10 in
: trodne- bill TO repeal the Missouri Com
promise only few months after be said
; that II was ''canooised In the hearts ~ ~.
people and that no ruthless hand would
= dare modest A. !"
j. hsep "a before fhe people.
That Douglas il mol only pledged TO the
= prescott decisions Of the Supreme Court an
a The Dfed Scott case. but that be is BY the
Wiekine resolution pledged Al any dec,s-
IONS that that Court may make IN all time
:, to cc'ne upon th,- subject.
keeg Il Jejer, fseyeepie.
That Stephen A Douglas ,nirAinesd
sed,t,ou Law No. , auto the ca.grcss Of
the United Stairs. aud i.os-led hat A.
would show ths Senator from New York
that there was Nay Of REFRESHING the al
rclressible conflict, 10y opening the prs
on doors to Northern Citizens.
. hreP before fhe peepie.
n That Hershel V. Johnson, the candidate
' on the Douglas Jacket for Vice President az
!. an ultra Slave Code Democrat. Of JED Da-
n Wis school, and believes that capital
. should own ITS labor"
XIII Ir BksoRE rsE rsorLn.
. That Herschel Y. Johnson. Democrats
: candidate for Wee President. says there
should be a"rulling class"
Kssr At BsFoRs rnE PEOPLE.
), That the leading members Of the Demo
cratic party osly in Congress have made
disunion speeches, aud assert that they
viii not abide by the decision Of the peo-
pie N the presidentisl contest. should that
be ia favor Of Abraham Lincoln.
kErr IT nEFonn rhE rEorLr.
o That the Republican party -. aud ever
e has been IN faver Of Pacific Railroad; OF
Tariff 10 protect home interests and pay
= OF cSr national debt; Of the improscmes Mt
: Of our Western ris-e- aud hafbors by The
9 General Government. OF Tres bouse-iead :
10 actual settlers: Of the al nissien Of X sn
sss a. free State. Of the restriction Of sls
very 10 the states where IL nov exists, and
last but not least, an honest and ecenorni-
cal expenditure Of the public funds.
>ses>-
4 Expenses of the Gossrnos-sas
villa rd's Espemses - ssoss
At the last session q The General As
sembly. the House called upon the Audi
tor Of stste. 10 report the expenses incur
red for The Governor from November /.