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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

There came voice from prison cell
Mourfsi. and sad. and low.
Pouring a sound from its spirit veiis.
Heau-broken, long ago;
Il bresthes DER The proud free world Of lite.
DER its eehoing notes ana its sounds Of STRIFE.
Like the shattered strains of broken late.
or tsosrh, ofths grave. damp. -siIi and mate.
And q spoke Of heart. ell weary aud sd
wssry OF hfs's chill blasts.
A. u forging 10 stink 10 the graves dsrk gssona
when q. f-tsersd ais had passed.
ame lhcse no thoughi Of the glorious sky.
OF the crimson clouds aud the sunset eye.
OF the Wild fee stream In the Gar OF deli,
AID s'psinx'- asss Violet. aud A~.sh-r-esns
A nlsn'r, 81 the pssif
And ~ish 10 seek ITS hallov~d dome,
where bright hours aed too FAST
Ola mother -hoss lond heart nigstly PRAYED.
Fcr the babe that there 90 her bosom laid
/ Al wells ne tear from The Prisoners soul.
Ascessthy heart foud dreams new roll.
NoFaslold no, 81 'h,.s bright cherished islsss.
That caused ny test. 20 start.
But something brcstacd a. n spirit ~ings.
over rs-as's heart:
Telling tale Of nt~fortaae'- eis.s..
that had sorro~ sreands Young heart cssi.
That hal bound him down IN islterea bshds.
SHUT out from Joy aud the .ernsi hand.
hnowest lhea Of he -, -. world se,ons.
Where sunlight s~erti, plays.
wheTe Freedom smiie- - the ssAf 'idss sD.
lnitsbdrht e.enifai maze
An, sesi IL PUSHES upon Thy mind.
Like The ohtinirss -iags Of the wandering ~ind
Like ne busting floods % "a fountain scaled.
or tat craven lines ola heart revealed.
Too sweet. too sweet Tor the lone -.a oa-.
whate'er IN, crime hath been.
Thou must not finger "a mem'ry's boon.
Ger many cherished scene:
But think tnro' the long dsrk silent day.
where light beams not inits rsdiaat rs,.
\ That me words shrcsshed forth nom tse esv
: lives cell.
r Der an unxhown heart she'd . ssa'ainr spell.
Z NALLlE.
n Noes CRY. Ia. /.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

The candidates for the various county
offices, irrespective u party, will NEE, aud
addr... their fellow sitiss>s OF vigo eoun-
~. At the following times aud placed. To.
wit
Pa'rieton Township. al PrAirietop. ss
Saturday. Aug. 25th. at ! y m.
N.vin- To~nsh,p. at Brooks Mills. on
Wednesday. Aug. 2ssh. at pm
Fayette Township. at New Goshen. on
Saturday. Sept. 1t. Al | y. m.
Fayette Township, al New Market, on
Wednesday. Sept. 5lh. II pm.
0isr Greek Township. at Anthony
CreAl'- on Saturday. Sept ssh. stip m.
Lost Creek Township. a, the To~uship
House, on "Wednesday, Sep, l2th. at p IN.
Sugar Creek Town,hlp. at the Town
sh.p House. on Saturday. Sept. 18th. at 4
p m.
Honey Greek Township. at the Town
ship House. on Wednesday. Sept. 18Th. a,
| q IN
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

In . recent speech. Col. Hesry Lane
spoke a. follows q Mr.. Lincoln:
I'VE present - you q candidate fer the
Presidency. wto. in his person. 10 an apt
illustration Of our free Institutions. An
orphan child. bora TO no inheritance, but
9th an honest heart. . strong right arm,
and Industrious habits. he has carved DOT
for himself the proudest position on earth.
He bears sloft TO day the meteor flag sfour
Common country in bis strong right arn.
and around the name az Honest Abrshsm
Lincoln eiustsr the hopes Of the whole
world. for the perpetustion of free govern
ment. This obscure child oflabcr spent q
large portion Of he life in the humble vo-
cation Of farm lsbor-r. and when l look
over THE vast assembly. composed m part
Of young men. nv heart grows stronger
and my hope grows brighter. There liz
tent to me. perhaps. THE day, some hon.
at .on oftoil whs yet shall reach the place
higher than kings. higher than emyercTs,
the preudest po-itier On earth. the posi-
ton Of President Of the Uuiled States
Abraham Lincoln IL a. once distinguish
ed lawyers patriotic statesman. and q
leading politician for the last twenty years.
whose political discussions With stephen
A. Douglas shove hin to-day 10 be one Of
IN. shlsst political debaiers on the whole
costinent Nov. 10 he worthy TO be pre-
sertsi 70 ysu ua csndidste'
What high quality do you most d.sir.
/, YOUR President, Tour desire shove
things. plais, cid fashioned h.nesty. and
Ahrshsa Lincoln /. synonym for all thsi
/. honest Sire. he has csne through the
6sry ferssee ofthree heated political con
tssts ie Illinois. and to-day there - not
smell OF Are OF ell he gsrmsnts. No man
hs. dared TO inputo 20 him sught save
honesty aud integrity HIS mind 10 beau
tful A. the fragrant Aver Of his own pra-
m. safe. aud his life sad character - as
pur. aud srotlsss Ne the crystal water
which leaves the nofthsru shore ofhIs North
Western home. add "a the preud repr,ssn.
t.tive Of American institutions he will se
yorr President 10 1861 and IN The presence
Of thirty nillisns Of people. upon the east
ern psrticc Of ysur great Capitol. he will
.ssurne those duties go Intimately connec
ted With the ~ell being and destiny ofthir-
tv n lllisns Of fFeeuisn in The enthusiasm
s-e-ping over this whole lad. from the
lakes 10 the Or 10. from Maine 10 The Wa
bah: IN the watch hrea n freedom ~hieh
Gov hlsss upon thousard hill tops. snt
lieh, up q thousans valleys. 10 this su'hu.
s.asrn which grsets ns. | catch the proph-
scv bear the tramp II thcsmareh % cotD-
ing evsnts. AID fofses that Abraham Lin
esiu i. 70 be President IA 1851. AID that
TOE dscres - written "a the book 81 fate
A.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

IL We hope our friends will not Judge
too harshly Of the seeming sommerssults
Of certain leading Democrats Of Indiana.
Who have surprised aud grieved their
friends 10y going over and IA tied with the
anti Lecompton Douglas ~orsbippers. We
are satisfied they are only doing 90 from
notions Of policy; so ~e say Just wait ua
lil after the October election and you may
took for something 10 turn up.-Oid Lane
Guard.
You don't allude to any one IN this Cen
gressional District. Mr. Csrltonf do your
No aneieHt Administration man out
here. = suspected Of plsying-"maks be
lieve"-uot al all Douglas Democrats
couldn't be caught that easily. They are
sharp.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

SrsrrSsfos OF Nsvssrt0S - Mslor
Dovning-SupeFinteBdent at the divssioa
Of tie canal extending fFor TIA. place 70
Neubsfry. 'sfsrns % that navigation will
be suspended On his dirislon for . mssth
TO cone. o~iax u The scarcity Of water -
The malicious dssirastss Of the >msank
meat II the Birch Greek reservoir. m March
last. has rendered II impossible to sssp
the esusl suppl Of water n the ssssi dsr-
,eg the present suunsr. II IL hoped that
those having charge % II gill be able TO
let IL into such condition - te nee, the
~sst. Of the fall trade by The tine abevs
isdealsi.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

TIM HuSoHr SHALL NJ fEp.-It will 10
good news 10 hundreds Of our readers Who
intend to visit the coming State Fair st
Indianapolis, that Mr. Judson Of the Bates
House has purchased The exclusive right To
furnish provisions on the grounds for the
thousand. tho will be present
The name Of Jud.on itself s . gssrantes
for the msoner in which the feeding viii
be done. but ~e may add. that regular
meals will be furnished equal 10 the best
hotel meals at regular hotel prices Every
one ~ho has visited the Bates Hos>e-snd
who visiting Indianapolis has nots-ksows
that Mr. iudsOu, assisted BY bis very pop.
ular aide ds-esmp. Captain Hartweli. and
Lieut. Judsos. HE son. 10 presuinsnly
qualified To "heep hotel"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

A PalsFao les.sE gives ~ following
snecd0te offs ss.s-r Of Chsr1,y A ysans
pstrso, nsnsd Frsnetseo Riss wss killed
or April Z. dsrisg popular t~fneesiFsuoa
ssich tssk place before Gsritslas'. arrival
On April - 30 father Giovanni ksso six-
" wears old. go shoi by The sou-hOu sol
diers without - mach e. ths fern % = tn
al a. he vsry dsv that csriAAldi snier-
"a P.lsfr1s. ,ossg and beautiful nsn.
Ignsess Rise he sister ana dsaeit-r % the
fvo RISE. soe.s asn.s lsT he convent.
and AMID q shc-sr ef ball ard grspsshs,.
q esoss 10 Gee ksss sai rorisFd "a the
oshsr. placed s~rseif ., tie hrss Gsr.balis.
eoiams. cryisg: ~Dsvs ~ith sss Bosr
bsn.' Death e The syrssu vsusssaesl"
She hep, her place ss leg ss he sshuss
Ia cd asd A.r courageous si,is- slseifiaed
The volssteer. Ever STAGE that dsy the
zane Of Isnssss Rsse hss b-sa hsss sacred
whes she passes - TIE street the soidiers
bsw ls~ snt slsss hsr ~ilh the aesi pro.
found respect csrisaids pays Der great
atssaisos. and loves ksr ~ II The vss bts
avn danshtSr
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

SAM RAIrHs GRir-lt may not be gener-
orally known. says the Houstos Telegraph.
that when person is drowning. Il he -
taken by the arm from behind, between
the elbow and shoulder. he cannot touch
the person attempting to save him. and
whatever struggles he may make will only
assist the person holding ham in keeping
his head above the water A good swim
me- can keep a man above water for an
hour. lfsiezed anywhere else. the prob
ability is that he will clutch the sw INNER.
and perhaps. a. il often the case. both will
be drowned This is called Sam Ralph's
Grin.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

Tnr SrKsKIso LAST sIeHr.-A very large
audience assembled lsst night 10 the Court
House 10 hear the speech Of Mr.. Harrison,
candidate Tor Reporter Of the suprems
Court. notwithstanding the prospects of q.
storm. which was imminent.
We have not time 70 night for more than
e mere mention Of the fact that M. Hsrrt.
sou = one Of the most eloquent. ferc,bis
and argumentstive speakers De have ever
had tho good fortune to hear. and cannot
fail to have convinced the judgment Of
every Douglssits oh, we're suffered by the
leaders Of that parry to hear him.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

A. Fort Wayne. where Carl sAsrts Lad
a. sppoissnssi 70 spesk. The Democrats
spreiutss pole rs,siss A. ne sane time
sns rlsee. to drovn he ssss. With their
eries whsa be ehsrgsd he srPOintuent
tAsy made ssoshsr pole raising Ter the same
parpos-. sst The Germsn Dsaoerss rsssa
Ted ne isssls ard frightened The sossenri
IDLE leaders ess Of their scheme. Bet re
sslssi is soms vay 10 testify their hatred
Of ths orator. sns their esussmPs Ter he
sssnsrynss. ore then lhs~ large cab
b.Ss head throogh abe -indov Of the roon
vhsrs he zee speikiar. snd sirsek Mr. P.
r. Bailey. former siissr sfshs RePsbliean.
. sssssisx blov os he nsek. itvas isrosn
At Mr. sharss. BAT happily 81 nisssd HIN.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

II Judge Delsns X. Ecklss. late of Utah
now Of Greencsstls, one of the electors at
large on the Breckinridge ticket. spoke to
a very large audience at Mozart Hall last
night. His speech vas logical. sarcastic.
and destructive to the pretensions TO regu-
larity OF the Douglas nominees. Judge K.
demonstrated that the nomination Of Doug
lac h d not single element Of regularity
about IT, 10 fact, he Acknowledged that
there was no regular Democratic nominee.
aud said Democrats might vote for either
or neither Of The candidates without viola
ton Of party law.
The speaker WAS extremely severe on the
Illinois prrteudsr and his Squatter hordes
and Incorporating IN the spirit which
psrvsdsd his speech He was awful on
Squsltsr Sovereignty. be evidently re-
gsrdsd Douglas aud his followers as out Of
the Democratic party. aud said they woul !
bring up 10 The Republican ranks. he said
he owed the latter . spite. and "a the bes,
vsJ 10 satisfy it, hoped they would be
compelled TO hsrbor Douglas.
This portion OF Lia speech vas IA caus
uc a. squsfortis, and made our Sheriff
whe WAS there ''takin' notes." vince Like
he vas raw all over and somebody was
using . whip on bis BODY he suffered the
pain Of forty Thousand toothachss under
Judge Eeklss's scorpion Whip.
Judge Eckles was introduced by DR.
Bray. Ga the platform we're e. K. Rudd
John b Hall and j Gavisk-sil Demo
Gratis IN good stsnding.-Eransu,ls jour
nsi.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22
Losr CRKrE Towssuir.!

Losr CRKrE TovssUr.l
Aug 20. 1860.
n. N. Hupsos. Ed. EsrRsss l hereby
withdraw my name M candidss io'
County Surveyor. ,,
CHAMBERS Y. PATTERSON issean-
didats for Judge OF the Court OF Common
Pleas for the district composed OF The
eountis. OF Psrke. Vigo aud Sullivan.
III Mr. JANIS oAxrr 10 candidate for
the Office Of County Surveyor. al the Oeto-
Der Election
T IsAACE. PIERCE. is = candidate
for "a. election to the Office Of Prosecuting
Attorn.v. for the 9th Judicial Circuit.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

~ The Express asserts that there are
five brothers IN Lost Greek. &c.-Jeurnsl.
The Express never ssserfsd any such
thing The Express published commni
cation from an honest mechanic Of this city
stating what had been said by young
man az his table. We sfter~srd expressed
the presumption ihaalhe young man. being
one Of the five. was a. likely 10 be posted
10 regard to the disposition Of bis ovo fam
lily a. was the journals man Of straw.
A. soon a. we can see the author of the
communication Ne will see II the Journals
fifty dollars" amt like the much Wanted
strength Of the Douglas faction-simply
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

HUnoRs oF rHk CAMPAIGN The Missouri
Democrat has notice Of Douglas demon
slration in ST Joseph. II says that ban
ners were carried in the procession. bear
ing the following devices.
"0ld Abe cut his tow 80, when he split
that last raie. he cant run fast enough to
keep site ofthe little Giantr'
for President. A :. Dugass. For Nics
Pre-,dan. II. Y. Johnsing. all Right
Douglas forever. Deve Beet yit."
"Deih TO isms
ssnt.t.r. L. Itu..ffff
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

II csrbsidl vas 6fy three yssrs cd
on The 18th day ef lssr JAY. On that
nish. thsss sss . general illsmsnslisa ia
Naples ia hssor 81 the svssf The Dss'
issers 81 Sovessnest made . fsuny mss-
take. They thsushs III messnsat -
pre-sive Of eorfd~see IN the Government.
ssd illsninatsd their eva hsus>s. While
the Psral Nsseie. N HE cath ussssm. TIE
usoaisd viii three sslsss.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

Tur PoLirIc.I BsEsxm-On a poster
advertising a Negro Opera Troupe now
performing down East. u a big cut OF
dorkey's head Some -sg Republican.
10 Doubt recently wrote beneath the cut.
on one Of the bsil.. This Is the rock on
which the Democratic party split"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

Dxsrn 90 Mas Hour Mrs. Holt, the
wife Of the Postmaster General. died
in Washington City a fev days since.-
Her remains have been brought to Ken
lucky for irtsrment The deceased is q
dasghter of Ex. Gov. wicklifIe. Of Bards
tow.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

IL The Landed property Of Russian no.
bilisy is mortzaxed to the amount Of $500
900 900. OF this ameaot The Bask Of Mos
COW has si5s 600 600 loaned on CO. esta-
zee. and TIE Bank Of 81. Petersburg 81 06. :
500 600 90 s,syi esiatss.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

IL There are Do~ but two national
tickets N tie field. Douglas ADD Johnson
and Bell and Everett -Jsarssi
The Douglas and Johnson ticket - sx-
frsmsig sstionai. Dooglas was resolved
into poninsiioa by part Of the delegates
frsn fifteen States. while Hersebel V was
bls~n onto the ticket by Washington
city brass band.
A national ticket lilerally-in horn.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

VIII STUMP rr.-The telegraph news or
yesterday brings Us the important infor
nation that Senator Douglas. Of ILL.,. has
signihed his intention Of taking The stump
in favor Of the Little Giant. AID sticking
10 II until the day Of the election. We
think he needs to- He may manage ~
make . decker that will secure him the
fraction Of q vote.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

County Opposition Ticket.
sek COUNTY rnKAsrarn,
HARVEY ID. SCOTT,
Fok cLkKK.
JACOB HlHAGER.
Eos sEKkiyy.
SAMUEL CONNER,
sos REPRESENTATIVES,
NATHANIEL LEE,
HENRY FAIRBANKS.
gyoR srrvETeK.
JAMES Oakley
yox cososxn.
NV. BENSON,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

II Gov. Willsrc the Journal says 10
s'umplsg the southern part Of The State.
We thought willard ~as dys.s nth ess-
ssrsfsr' How much does he sssss-s dsi
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

A Democratic Daily paper - abosl 10 be
s,arted - Lafsyeue.-Jssrssi.
IL cant lise. The ei,us,s up tLsss = on {
agree With ~.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22
REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATES.


toR PRESIDENT,
A u h A ii A NJ l. y O o l. n I,
or ILLINOIS,.
YoR VICE PRESIDENT,
HAN NIBAL III N LIN.
OF nkfsk.
Presidential Eieet"rsf-Tfehss
El>rfors fsr The STATE Of Lsscs.
WILL CUMBACK. Of Decatur.
John l.. MANSFIELD. Of Jefferson.
District Elecfors-
at Dlstriet-Cyras n. Alien Of Knoll
rad Dl.tret-John ". Ray of Clarkes
Brd Dlstrict--Nort0u G Hunter. OF Nonfoe
"a D.sirict--John h. fareaabaf. offfaokinJ
IA Di.trcf-SelsoE Trusier, OF Fay itf
90 Dl.-rIct-R Re aben A. Riley. Of harcocs:
rth Dlsfrfet joan Hama, Of Pullman
AZ D4strief-samuei A. Huf- OF Ilppeeanoe
an District--James u. Tyn~rs OF Miami.
isth plstriet-Isasc Jenk iEt1n. OF Allsr.
liza DistrIct-Dayid O. DALEY, Of hantng'or
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22
Republican state Ticket

ron GOVERNOR,
HENRY 5. LANE. Of Montgomery.
ros LTKrrrsAsr sovrEsoE,
OLIVER p MORTON. Of Wayne
ron sEcEKrAEr OF STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE. Of Randolph.
roR rKEAscxEn Oh srArr,
JONATHAN ) HARVEY. Of Clarke
soE AuDTToE or STATE.
ALBERT LANCE. Of Vigo.
,oa 4rroxsKr eksEaAI,
JAMES @. JONES. Of Marlborough
ros RKroEryz OF sUPsEzE oouRr.
BENJAMIN HARRISON. Of Marion.
,roR cLERx or sUPRKsr COURT.
JOHN p JONES. II Lagrange.
soE supKEIsrKSpEST % FrBLic fssraUoTios
MILES J. FLETcH cR. Of Putnam.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

'iisesls 20 . dead letter - The county. ("
ssys The Esstess Asgss- To vkish Gro
tea Meressy sdds, Like ell Head lstlers,
% ell ~ scot 10 wsshss6tss-"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

son cosoaEss,
THOMAS II. NELSON.
yupas % COUNT on COMMON rtx.s,
ra,,.~ couu,ie. Of vixo, Psrke and suliivsn
SAMUEL r. MAXWELL
ysosEcuron cornr 90 coHsos rLEAs,
WILLIAM HENDRICKS.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

The wsrk IL done al last. The great
combustion Is complete Democracy and
Kow Nothipgism have struck hands. aud
henceforth will share bed aud board" to
y~thsr The Douglas Convention Of New
York. which ha. lately been IN session At
Syracuse. the telegraph tells us, hss noml.
mated an electoral ticket with one third OF
II Bell men, aud that the State Committee
Of the Bell party have been IN constant at
tendance durlug the Convention TO assist
in the work Both parties are satisfied
that IL the leaders Of both. and now the
difficulty will be 20 deliver the thcus-
snds of voters thus coolly bsrgsined away
The Louisvills J Journal invites the Doug
las men TO the same arrangements Reed:
"The friends Of Bell anil the friends oil
Douglas might vote for one electoral. tick
al. each voter designating his own Presi-
Dental choice In a mode agreed on, and, ii
the ticket should succeed. the electors
should divide their suffrsges between Bel
and Douglas IA proportion TO the popular
strength as evincei at the ballot box
Gov. Mooehead ia his speech 10 this city
on Wednesday last svowed aud justified
such an agreement. and tia Douglas men ap-
piauded a. Nov let the foreign born clii-
gems who have so long adhered TO the for
tunes OF the Democracy. aud made it'
strength. aud gained iis victories, see Il
What an entertainment they are invited -
How do they Ike being sold out to tho
Americansf-Ind Journal.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22
Tom CnrxxIn Canning

The Indianapolis Journal says: The
chairman 81 our State Central Committee
has just received letter from Hon. Thorn.
a CorwiB. siatisg that he will certainly
be here on the 18th. al the Grea: Republi.
publican rally. and moreover will stump
portion Of the State. IL he has the time
and health. This i. coed news. Now le,
the ero~d come. Tor whoever come or don I
come. there will be the best euiersinmsn
that Any crowd in Indiaps ever enjoyed
~ Three cheers for Voorhees,, "the Tiger
Of the neutrality-suspicious. Of the
Journal
A very fitting title IN more respects than
one. We admit.
Natural history asserts iha; the tiger j. a
besufifal feroelous. safssssbie and freecher-
Gus animal. always snspgiag al the hand
hat feeds It.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

AZ The Douglas papers reject the pre-
position Of the Breesinriige men TO fuse
81 Electoral tickets 10 Psnrsylsanis. Indi
ana. sns other States. With scora and
losiiing. The cineiunsu Enfuifer suys:
This proposition show. the want Of prin
cipls and the corruption sf these msn.--
Holding that the Democracy are wrong
sp.n the slavery DIGESTION. and having se
coded from the party on that ground. thsy
want 10 fGs with those whose principles
arc Incompatible With theirs The De-
mocrsey wiil disdsin any such proposition
No upien With those vho favor Congfe--
sionai Intervention, ~ their motto. They
can never recognize those " no support the
Boltsrs' nomination. aud place them upon
80 eluaiity With the loyal men Of the Of
1 ganiHstion. There eau be no such com
promise With traitors. II would be ruls-
oss To the Democrats cause for the friends
Of Douglas and Jehrssn. the Only nstionsl
nonsness, to have any political partnsr
ship or fusion with the Yaecey Breckin-
ridge faction. IL derives a greater poFtie,
Of ia strength from tn fact that u -
sternly opposed 10 all tAeir sectional and
disuuion schemes.
The Philsdeiphis Pfess n unsqaivocsi.
ly eossemn. The proposition IN the follow
ing paragraph:
wshsve sften heard this -ch~m- pro
posed before by parties opposed 10 the De
mocrscy. 10 order 10 defeat ~. but Deve'
I heard Of u being adopted even bv them -
To propose "a nov 10 the Democratic psFtj
IL humilisting enough: to adopt :, weuls
cover that party with defeat and disgrace
from which II would never recover. hete
fore the Democratic party has stood upc'
. ia unity Of principle and organization
aud boldly bid defiance 10 all combloa
tions When IL ceases 10 do this. and seek
support from traitors within. or enemie
vlthsui. who repudia,c ia principles an
its eandidstes, its prestige and its po~e
vii De destroyed-it viii scknowledx
defeat before the battle.
= The Breckinridge organ At Iudianspoi''
Old Line Guard. thinks the proposition
: fuse in Indians will be rejected by n
Dough-. wing The Guard says
= Ia the mean time. lei q. not bs Idle =
!. Let us no, be deceived with the idea thi
Il ~e are in sn srmi.tice. LET Us trust
Il Sod. aud keep our powder dry. Whe'
- ever or proposition - rejected. let II
d the signal for the Onslaught We WI
then have no use FOR scabbards--swn
d with ,hem-snd let the glittering ste
hash IN the sunlight
. . =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28

Hesde and ana the orossnos socempsnys %
edopted. - go. 49,.
Board Of Aldermen, April 10, ie6o
On ~ O. and nces adopted. -
bceo I" ,cuno,mth, Apr" 80 io~
ayes arc noes eoop'ea a..
Nsouion, 70 rnrosss tnc humoe, OF opeoia oommluee
appointed 70 receive tue japanese Emo4dSs 70 vea usm
bers -
Adopted
Board Of Ccuncimen. April D. 1850
Conpurred In.
Resolution, 10 permit VIM T. Hammer 4 Joshua Brswn 70
hang n their bouse Ne lis Lewis street. under the
direction Of Street Commissioner.
Beard OF Aldermen, April 4 lea
Adoptsd
BoATd Of Coupoilmen Anil a. Ie0n