Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-11

however, Vnat man Will 10, VINO mas fol
years caucused with and voted for the
Democratic party. His sense of individu.
al rectitude must certainly become very ob.
tuse, and his regard for consistent course
of conduct. exceedingly feeble. ''f
(Fyora the Albany Euenine Journal ~
Mark Who arc the Disunionistsf
On the 9th OF December, Mr.. Iverson, q
Democratic Senator from G~orgia .-'s:
The South can take care of herself. We
will be prepared to defend ourselves even
at the sacrifice of the Union"
On the same day, Mr.. Clark. Demo
cratic Representative from Missouri said
The Union cannot exist il the recon-
mendations. in the circular THAT is to circu-
late Helpers book were carried out"
On the 7th. Mr.. Chestnut. Democratic
Senator from South Carolina. said: a"
The South cannot preserve the Union.
In does not hshoove her in her down trod-
den and feeble condtion.'
On the same day. Mr.. PRYOR. Democratic
Representative from Virginia. said: ar
THE Representatives Of the South vii,
never ropsen, Thar the creature and cham
pion of the Rer"bliran party shall take
possession Of the Speakers chair
On the s'h. Mr.. Moore, Democrat, Of AL.
ADAMS. sxid: % .rssf "a't
'Ifthe Rsnnb!iean rartv cou1d he de.
! fea,ed The Union would be presrrved. but
ifsnrh party were tn surceed the sooner
the Union is dissolved the better
On the same day. Mr.. Davis. Democratic
Representative from Mississippi. said:
Seward is traitor and deserves the gal
lows 80 aiasgr n'' oi7
On the loth, Mr.. Smith, Democrat. of
Virginia said:
L would not sar if anv particular man
should he elected President. would i'm
mediately favor dissolution of the Union ,
On the same day, Mr.. Curry. Democrat
Of Alabama. said: a at tsss.
IL the North elected Seward or Chase or
any other member ofthe Republican party
On Sectional Platform. such an election
wac to he resisted Ia the destruction of ~.
prv tie that binds the confederacv toQetb
err Applause by the Demoerats.)
On the l4th, Senator Clay, Democrat Of
Alabama, said: .,.,,......
I vii sav that il Alabama be not rerre-
ant to State pride aud p lirical integrity.
she will never submitto your. Republican
authority.'
Again he said:
Unless she and all the Southern States,
except three. are not faithless To the pledg-
ga they have given, they will never submit
tn your Republican domineering in this
Government l-a e4t
Again he said: - tai
Il repeat, bv the unanimous action oi
Legislatures and Conventions. the South.
ern States, except three. have pledged
themselves To dissolve the Union upon the
prohibition of Slavery in the Territories.
On the same day, Senator Gwin, Demo.
crat, of California, said:-
There is another reason y hy the South.
ern States should prepare for dissolution
of the Union; the Republican party has
triumphed in almost every State on the At
lantic borders sie e - 7n'
(, Again he said:- f 1855
In my opinion it is impossible for Re
DuOllcdl freBiOcnL Io aQTnlDlSier Jle -tJOY'
ernment over slaveholding State
On the l4th, Mr.. McRae, Democrat, o
Mississippi said
If the Union was not made would mol
make It..
On the 18th, Mr.. Vallandigham, Demo
crst, of Ohio, said:-
Il hold to one Union, one Constitutios
one Destiny, which could not be fulfilled
except oy the immediate, totsl snd uncon
stitutionsl destruction of the Republican
party"
On the same day, Mr.. Crawford, ,. mo
crat, from Georgia said:
"The whole matter with the south) re
solved itself into the question of Slavery
and disunion. or no Slavery and union
6 Again he said:
) 1T is the sentiment of every Democra
: on this foo- from Georgia, that they new
er would submit TO the Inauguration of I
Black Republican President
On the 18th. Mr.. Bonham, Democrat, o
= South Carolina. said:
i Il say without hesitation, that on tn
! election of Mr. Seward or any other mai
q who indorsrs, proclaims or holds the sen
timpnts declared ny Mr. Seward. woul,
,avor INN ediste Disunion; and think
n speak the sentiments of my entire State
= Every one OF the authors Of there treas
! onabls threats, it will be observed, is
: Democrst. IL anybody can point out
!, single Republican who has ever uttere
such atrocious sentiments, or who does nc
= heartily rebuke them. We will thank ther
d to do it,
d And yet this Democratic Party. who's
J. leaders are thus abetting aud lbrestenin
}. Disunion. pretenss to be pre- eminentl
y the Union saving Partyf Let them crus
v the Traitors in their own ranks, instead I
; slandering their neighbors. and the Unio
i. will be safe euoughi