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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-01-28
New Powder Mandatory.

THNllE South Carolina Powder Mills are now
IL IN successful operation, and the attention
OF Dealers is called to the unmistakable superb
ority of the Powder Manufactured Mt those
Mills over that of any other in America. We arc
prepared to furnish at the shortest notice any
OF the following description, at the following
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-01-28
Executors Sale.

Jan. l3. 1860
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-04
TERRE.HAUTE. INDIANA. JULY A. 1860.

Toor-Toor--T OF l--The chicsgo
Press a Tribunessys Doaglas is blowing
that Disunion horn Que more. Elect me
or the Union goes Ia smash" TootI s.Put
down the Republicans and elect me or The
Union is not worth preserving" loot 1
tool "Put Lincoln and Breekinridge down
aud put me up. or the Union Is now dis.
solved I" Toot loot rooti A modest
msu Mr. Douglas ls. Compare that har
angue Of his. reported 10 TO days paper.
with Mr.. Lincoln's Letter Of Acceptance.
aud learn the difference between drivel
aud deeency. between etfrontery and mod
esty Says our candidate
Imploring the assistance Of Divine Prov
idencs. aud with due regard TO the views
and feelings OF all who were represented 10
the Convention To the rights Of all the
States aud Territories. aud the people Of
The nation ; TO the inviolability Of the Con
situation aud the perpetual union aud har-
mony and prosperity OF all am most hap
py 70 cooperate for the practical success
OF the principles declared by the Conven-
ton.
Read what the Little Dodger says and
ask in whose hands the Union would be
safest
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-04

Mr.. Bsehanan must be a near relative Of
him whom the Yankee characterized as
having Remarkably winning ways TO
10 axe people hate him" The Northwest
was already so unanimously nv erse to him
that he could only intensity its dislike ia :
TO hatred; but that seems an object worthy
of his ambition. The bill which he veto
ed on Saturday was not the Republican
Free Homestead bill but that Of the Senate,
which nearly every Repub'n voted against
on its first passage. and only acquiesced
in at the last moment. in Difference to the
tens Of thousands In Iowa, Minnesota,
Kansas, &c. who are liable to be elected
from their rude homes at any moment, be
cause. in the present pecuniary condition
of the Northwest. IL Is morally impossible
that they should pay $i,2s per acre for
the quarter section each. which is or con
tains their all. The bill for their relief g.
naily passed the Senate with bu. two op
posing votes; in the House. it had about
two to one: and this bill Mr.. Buchanan We
toes. for reasons which apply to the grad
uation and other bills which he or his par
~ have sanctioned, but not to this. So
the last hope Of obtaining any good from
this Congress or this Administration has
vanished. Shall We ever See their like
again IN. Y. Tribune.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-04


PEasoxAI.-The Hon. Emerson Ether
idge Of Tennessee. whose frank aud manly
course daring the time that the Democracy
were making the Nstionsl Capitol ring
with their threats Of disanion. has endear
ed him TO slI patriotic men Of all parties
throughout the eosntry. has be.n The guest
of Col. r. W. Thompson Of this city for the
last TWO days. Thursday evsaiag the men
Il his party serenaded him Al Col. rhomp.
sons residence. Mr.. Elhsridge appeared
on the portioe. vas introduced 70 the
crowd by Col. Thonpsop. and made short
speech. which coming from . warm. ehiv.
slnc heart. treathed the puest. and lofs
se.s pstriotisnn. add devstios to the Goa
slitutioa and the Union." His hostility 10
. corrupt di-nnion Dsrnoer<cy. and hi.
determination TO DO hs share Of the work
of breakiug up the Bernard Reost 81 Wash
.ngton vas expressed In terms psmi-taks.
bl~ He declared the people ef fesnesse
% be true 10 the Union aud determined 20
st.sd " IL 10 the last. snd expressed hfs
anwsvering faith 10 the perpesui,y of sh-
Government Of the United States.
We have learned 70 regard Mr. Etheridgs
s.a high toned soushera geutlsmen. aad
chile ve regret his political posisioa aud
his oPinioas on the slavery issue, ne ar.
glad 10 accord 10 h.m that praise which j.
due TO all ARersean citizens. vho IN lhess
troublous limes manifes, TIA, pstriosisn
thai seiaatsd the f.ther- ~Ao laid III.
foandsiions Of he Rspabhe
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-04
OF THE GREAT EASTERN

-fttfst - a. VI "A phEh Ems INN.
NKw YoRx. June 26.
The Great Eastern has arrived, and is
nov lying at the Light Ship.
SssDr Hook, 1890 AN.
The steamship Great Eastern came into
the Light Ship at "A O'Clock this morning;
she left the Needles at 10 A NJ on the i7th.
With the exception Of two days she has
experienced fine weather; she has ~ pas.
sengers. among whom are George Wilkes,
Esq, Of Wilkes Spirit Of the Times, aud
several Of the Directors Of the Company.
She steamed the entire passage, ranging
from 254 70 333 miles per 24hours her en-
gines were not stopped until she was OF
Georges Shoal for sOundiugs; she came in
route southeast. direct to the Light Ship,
where she was boarded by our ship news
collector, and Mr.. John Van Oizen. Of the
pilot boat Washington No. 4. a business
partner OF Admiral Murphy. who went TO
Southampton for the ship.
She was received when reaching the
Light House by Capt Cosgrove. with sa-
lote. aud the dipping of colors. and as the
mist blew away. ell the vessels 10 sight set
their bunting aud sheered her.
She now lies nesr the bar and will not
pass overuutii So'clock, p NJ, she is draw.
ug q feet water aft. and will be trimmed
to an even keel before crossing.
The following is she number Of miles
made per day 90 the l7th. 2ss: 18Th.
900 18th and Goth. 276: 2lsi. 3O4; 22j,
$50; 23d. 3o2; 24tb. 2s9, 25ih. aa5; 26sh.
3ssth; 27,h. a5a.
From one OF the passengers re Obtain
the following information
There are 3s Passengers and s guests, all
in The best Of hesIth, and have been during
the entire voyage. which has been a par
licuIarly dne one and foil Of interest. II,
has demonstrated the Great Eastern's su
pericrity as sea going vessel and the II
cellence and reliability Of her machinery.
The Great Eastern passed the Battery al
4:30 p IN f.'e
No difficulty was experienced in cross
ing the bar. and the great ship weuded
her way through the bsy as essrly ss a
pilot boat. She was attended by aeet Of
small craft The throngs at the Battery
aod on the vsrious piers on the North river
was immense. Many salutes we're sred in
her honor. #
She was decked with fags from boz to
stern She moved very rspidly through b
,he bay. only one OF the many steamers
being able to keep up with her. The
frigste Nisgsrs. lying ia the s,,eam, ,loot ed
very small in comparison
She arrived al her dock about O'clock
Her immense length covers t~o entire
blocks
Great crowds were sill docking 10 sse
her at sunset, aud there appeared to he no
end to the curiosity and admiration with
which she 70 viewed.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-04

IT The Nfrcsnpe- csre,te say. EIshu
stoat. Esq en- old ssd sstinsbie eitssn
departed this life Saturday ssd ~s- buried
On Sabbath. By the Masonic Fraternity =
nr. ssest vac one of the eide.t eiursus 81
v,neeeses. bsving s'n'grstsd 10 sba es,
half . century sgs. where he estsbIi.hed ed
very econ ssser The Isdiass Gssetts. which
-ssebsnesd 20 the western Sun ne~sps
per. the frst paper printed iu the South
sess. Ne eontinsed proprietor and ed,,Oi
Of the Sun for sssss fsr'y yesp. hsv'-s
ceased his connection vith n only sbool
6fteen years ago. -ben he received The sp
pointmeol Of Post Master
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-04


A FEw on rHE BIeeksr The Journal Of
last night would be good investment to
soap n skers. We instance few of the
biggest
"It (the fire alarm is supposed. was made
to disturb the political jubilee" (f) The
Journal knows, as every one 10 the vicini
~ Of The Terre Haute Heuse knows. that
the siarm was caused by some Of the boys.
hired TO swell their torch light procession,
throwing ball OF fire on the roof Of w
n Buckiugham's house. and which. for a
while. threatened 10 destroy the building
How con,emp,ible
Again: There was no attempt Of the
KIDD "a Douglas Demonstration on Sat
urdsy night" wha, meant. then. the
Band psrsding the streets. followed by a
score OF too Of men aud boys. attempting
sbortivs cheers for Dougla-s Why did
Bayless W. Hanna and others. make
speeches at u O'Clock at aightf No at
tempt Of the kiad. ehi
IL was sorry attempt. 10 be sure. but
We suppose the best they could do.
Again: From one thousand to fifteen
hundred assembled on the commons =
Every sane man aud woman knows that
there were net over 500 preseni at any t,.ne
or altogether This Is the highest that the
most epthusiastie Dougls-ise claimed that
night.
Those rounds Of applause were ''unahie
TO attend" except during some Of the fan
cy iights Of Mr.. Ryan.
Our people. from those samples. can
jsdgesho~ the Journal - TO conduct The
canvass this season
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-04

Was n A TsIck.-Some people are ma.
lieious enough TO Intimate that Douglas
letter TO Col. Richardson was never meant
TO be used IN the Convention. but only To
be used sfir IL was over. A Akind Of cheap
display Of self sacrificing patriotism. and
msgnanimuy We can't believe Il, ss 5
Arnold Douglas could no, set tr.storously
lit don't run 10 that family.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-04

The State Sentinel says The mass meet
ing on Saturday night At Lafayette Gas th .
lsrgesteve held in the place. The fact a
there was no mass meeting at all. As ma
ny persons can be called together on our
pubhc squsre on any evening in half an
hour At no time was there more than Ave
hundred persons present daring the speak
ing. and Of lhis number mere than one hall
were Republicans .-Lafsyetis Jour. -
just 50. The Sentinel. the cincinn All
Enqoirer and the Tere Hsete Jsurnsl
seem to be waging contest 20 determine
which can use the long bow" best.
We bet on our neighbor over The Pos,
Office.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-04
for the Espren
ABRA- HAN LINCOLN SONG.


sshos Of fseemen O. noble nd -
Arise In strength and mlghts
And quickly sweep ffom out cor l,na
All those opposed to right.
March on march on yea, ,s,'fy ene,g
Let glad strains nii the air.
For rAns-Hax-LIs-coLs now have come
To ave the brave and fair.
Come on, ys sops Of noble slrs.-
ys honest and ye free
And while each soul oar cause inspires.
Ds.esi-rsfs ell shall Zee.
Come pstiiots, and Lisi-esss
The glorious free dom train
Wen show them what the truth can 10
Columbia 20 maintain.
Stag, sing the gisd-the joyos. strain
Aud shout the chorus loud
nli our isndis ffee--the syrAnts slsln--
And vanished ey'ry eload
Our foes may use their rssi-iey.
And sbost their loud hazIas.
But We will show them, BY our ples,
They aid sinking cause.
iniadgmeat they may hauhiy sit
But an 1ts-i man have We,
Who sss, llke rails. their party split,
And '.fsfr' II like stree
Rat while we thus Of victory boast,
Let none D<-xocsy-ses
In Freedoms bsnd--O, noble hosti--
But truth and liberty.
It's grave will soon be Dsss-alas
In death. twill soon be low
Aud We, then moving In mass.
wilito its fun'rI go
It's bad It's sdsy, as all things masi--
its sunshine and ifs shade
And shall return TO skindred dust
When In the grave IT'S laid,
TsskE-HAurE, June 2eth, ". N.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-04


MARRIAGE ~ MAR RELArIyEs-The
Ohio Legislature has been passing some
laws on this subject, aud il one half is true
that has been affirmed in regard TO the ef
feet OF cousins intermarrying. it would
seem as il il were the duty OF parents and
guardians to interfere. aad even OF all State
Legislatures TO do what can well be dohe
to prevent so injurious custom.
IL is said that In Massachusetts,, out Of
IL fauiliss formed by the marriage Of cou.
sins. there were 95 children and in Ohio
in S73 such families. there were $500 chill
dres. Ii would thus seeln that the average
number Of children is not diminished By
such intermarriages. the Massachusetts
statistics giving 81 children TO each such
marriage. But out of these 80 children "A
were idiots. IL scroiulous, and only 81 in
tolerable health while in Ohio. ? .4s0 out
Of 900 we're either intellectually or phys
ically defective. ~
la all families. some Of the children will
be more or less defective and were care
fsl records made, the proportion of per
fscily healthy children would be found
mailer than most imagine. But Al idiots
out OF 80 children is proportion, If true,
sufficient 10 stsrtle any one, and to defend
some vigorous remedy. The records and
inquiries of insane and idiotic asylums
might throw great further light upon this
subject. s..
In one case Of double cousins, 3 children
all there were-were IDIOTS of low grade
Enough. then. may be demonstrated to
make all sensible cousins abstain from mar
ryiug. Families. like the opening leaves
Of a flower. are formed not to grow together.
butspart. lst fl1i taa
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-04


Col. NKLsos's SPEECH The Yircennes
Gazette says. Quite a large audiesce, to
have been gotten up on couple Of hours
notice, assembled at Green's Hall. Friday
enening, to listeo to an address by Col T.
Il Nelson, of Terre Haute. on the political
questions Of he day.
The Col is one of the finest speakers 10
the State. aud 10 s-gumen, has few supe-
riors. He showed W the corrup,ions and
unprecedented entrayasance Of The present
administration in a style that could not
fail to convince every one of the facts
His expose Of the Democratic mismsnsge-
ment Of our State affairs revealed a state
Of things tba, should cause the honest yeo-
manry Of indiana to hurl from power a
party that is living upon them. by causing
enormous taxation"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-04

NERr LIrrLE.-"A liitle impromptu
Democratic thunder has disturbed the self
complscent eqrsnimi,y ofthat concern -
(The Express l-ysurnaL
Jnst 40. IL we have teen disturbed by
Democratic thunder. il hss been by the
s'nsiiesf possible quantity indeed. There
has been mighty little" OF u in this local
iiy since the great d,s st Baltimore.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-04


II The course Of Nsjor English in cut
ting up the counties into two. three. aud
four districts, and taking from the deputy
Marshals the duty Of mskiag out their re.
turns, Is commented upon savsgeiy by a
portion Of the Democratic press. The
Psoli Eagle says "the way the matter u
nov arranged il ;s perfect cot throat
cperasion-Msjor Engli-h pockets all the
profits" The Parker County Republican
defends the action Of tho United States
Marshal BY suggesting that Mr.. English,
by pre-conraet. is under ihe peees-ity oi
hssbsnding the spoils. for. from he ,esli.
mouy Of Cornelius Wendell. the stre.s
presumption is that he will have 10 bleed
freely for the Democratic cause daring the
eomiug contest for President
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-04

the Democracy TO d1kuess to their own
bitter reflections. " a. stfslas. ss.r
friend has Furnished us The follow ,Dg
lisl Of illpminstlens
Private dwellings ,. afie.hoIdsrs 4. can,
dldaies for Office 4. saloons i9, mosi Of the
last IN acknowledgement for past patron
age f
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-04

NoxIssTEp The late ID. ID. ex President
aud Rev. Vim. NJ DAILY Of Onion Depo,
nOtorieiy. was nominated for Congress q
few days ago by the Douglas party In the
I'd Congressional District
We have too much confidence in m.
good taste and feeling Of self.re.pec, pos
sessed by the people Of the Third District
to believe for moment that they viii al
low themselves to be disgraced by his
election.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-04

IHE NAksHsLL MrsrERr DIssIrArED.-
From the lliinoi.ian ne learn that The no.
msu said TO have been murdered near Mar
shall. Ills.. had been fouod and had ap.
reared in court. This Of course dissipa,es
the charge murder. but Il - .sid that other
charge. have been brough, against the par
ties arrested 10 this city.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-04


Since real estate owners have reapcd all
the advantages resulting from the consiroe
ton Of Railroads 10 this western county.
and the enterpri.ing individuals Who no,
owning much real estate put their money
into them a. an Investment aud have been
50 unfortunate ss 10 lose the most Of II,
II j. matter Of sorpr,ss how hard it is to
obtain the right Of way for any new enter
prize. Almost every man is de-irou. that
a nev railroad should just miss bis lands.
and ~ u does hsppen 10 cut ia gay
through kis farm. an niae cases out Of ten
he Processes. and no denbt m many ia.
STAGES. like The KaNkvrbecker Daichmsn
when his farm ~ss cot sp by the streets
Il N,w York running through i,. believes
himself 10 De ruined s.f
Railroads have already doubled 10
value every acre Of ground near tlse
city u Terre Hau,e. by giving faeili
sies 10 eoUmeree add popu alton Il Is
population and eommsfes that makes a S.
Louis o. se~ York City 10, 05 BY 100
Zee, sqasre very ofssn sell for more hsa
can b hsd for sqssrsr section Of land in
this usighborhood II is simply The fseil.
itie- enjoy for eommeree which make. .
central basioes. los ca wabash stree, sell
for 500 per fsss tfoss. -hsl.i ihs best farm
ikree milss 81 will sell Cor scarcely more
ih.s sh.s pr acre. sat by multiply log ear
railroads AID Increasing osr facilities.
therby we NAY ind~6s,t<iy tneres-e sur
popslaiioo, eomnefee and msnufaelure. -
We msy hope 70 sss The day -hea ever
acre of lsnd lylng % oar rsilrosds -iiAia
hree q louf milss of The city. y BE- 10
demand for residences, gardens, factories.
.hers. and other sses. At rates several Told
above their Presen, prices. II would BE
,aposssels % 10 ca, spa fstn lyius be
ysnd The sessrbs al the ts~u by rssniss
nsv fsilrosd lhfossh n. prssld ldsd sh<
grsasd be ssst.bir Ser residences. = stkout
thereby sddiug gfssa .slss to a n 20, im
tosdiaisly. sis very short date. II any
man doubts ,ais. lee hin only witness ii.
'srtsney 81 in.rrovsnen,. cot 90 N.
iines of The T II. r.. sns az &C.
Railroads itits
CsTiss o. IspissA.-Tks poPalssios oi
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-04

o~s CoCSsr.-The osea esaoty Re
publican COnssnlion held 10 spercsr on
the 2sth last, snsntnoa-ly passed . re-o
lBtien iastruesibg their delegates 70 the
CosgressionAl osnventios 10 vst- fsr aud
ose ell hopossbls means 70 secure The nom
Ia alton 81 Col T. X. Nslsoa Cor Coogre..
The Convention vss very large aud en-
ths-iss,ie. aud The oppe.isiss to the cor
fspt Democracy is thoroughly orgspirss
snd united.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-04

III Ii is reported that the sloop Of war
Seminole. the fret fruits of the Navy Yard
at Pensacola, Fla, is complete failure
The builders left all their chips in the
bilge. destroying all use Of the pumps; aud
as the chips rot the stencil is said to be in-
tolerable. Beside. the spar deck planking
has already begun to rot. and pieces of rot
ten wood can be taken out by hand. She
will have to be planked anew. Then the
knees and girdtrs are too smaIl---soft pine
in some places; ADD those mustbe replaced.
the caulking is utterly sham. and must
be done over. In short. she will have to
be rebuilt. according TO the reports Of the
Naval Commissioner
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-04

B.Irnosr Irrn.-I, 10 a significant
fact thss many Of the seesdsr. admitted 10
seats under The msiori,y report. refused 10
participate 10 the Dough-. cosseDtion. asd
hpslls ioiped The novensp, 70 nouinsss
Breekeoridge ADD Lsss
Il v" uniortupste for Douglas ihs, The
principal fOglsrs for bin we're either de-
esyed politicians. dissppoin,ed Office bsn,.
ere. or desperate political gamblers.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-04

some three weeks siuce. James Thresd
the mail contractor aud carrier between
Gr.yvsils sad olney. III. was arrested on
charge Of robbing the mails. aud The most
indub',atls proof Of his depfeds,ioes found
upsn hls person Hs ss- tsten To Spring
hele and examined hsforc the proper offie
'sl ~he. although Threads guilt vas on
qoesuooei. and the smeuat sleleu kuo~n
10 be large. admitted him to bail IN uis
ial sun, and he !. bo~ Al liberty Deduct
ING the snoast required for bail from that
sssieu, there D. -ssil sics i,sil- sssp left az
profit for this appropriation OF he property
OF others. As the old cock crows. the
young ones lesfa !" shd ondsr suth mas
tsr, Il l. no ~euder that petty offisisl.
sssisf At sIllaihy. ARGUS.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-04

MARRIED On the 2slh inst. at the resi
denee OF Prof J. II. Moore. by the Rev.
VIC. Spencer. EDwIy X. WkIGHr, Of ihis
city. TO Miss ANNIE SrsowBRpsr. formerly
OF Canton. Ohio.
Miss suovbridge has for the last year
been engaged in teaching in the City Ora
ded School. and by her macy excellent aud
amisble qualities has won the confidence
aud esteem Of all with whom she became
acquainted. Her motto MA, I'VE will do
righs." She is Wrisaf.
Our young friends will please accept our
congratulations and warmesi wishes for
their future happiness and welfare.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-04
b. X. ELLIorr, sec'y.
Ceuespondence Of the fndisaapcis Journal.
indiana Pei,ties-Turpfe for Douglas.

Ccrrapondence Of the Indisaapclis Journal.
Indtsus Peitties-Turpfs for Douglas.
PAoLi, Tnd., June 90.
Nh EDfToa-The candidates for Lieut..
Governor. IN s~cordsnce with their ap
Pointmsot, spoke In this place yesterday.
Althocgh the work Of harvesting has iust
set 10, large audience vss iu attendance
The principles Of the Republican party
we're ably vindicsted by Judge Marton.-
The most marked and telling chsrscseris-
ties Of the Judges manner Of speaking are
honesty and csndor. he speaks Lies
statesmsn-not like spolitician. Turpie's
reply vas very unsatisfactory 70 The De.
moeraey. HIS particular friend. say he
vas slek--nol able 70 speak he posses.
see good deal Of adroitness, and I should
lodge ham 10 be pretty gsod county pol
itcian How be VAS ever put forward for
Lieut.. Governor - uasecountable. Judge
Morton certainly rises infinitely above him
IA all the Qualifications for pubic station
10 h,- speech yesterday Mr. Turp.s came
oat fully and unsquisocally Tor Douglas /:
denounced laucey and the slave code DE.
nsocrscy ~ith crest spirit and 90 the
strongest terms. This offended many OF
The breckinridge men. heard siroDg
and iShoential Democrat say that uriess
Turpie took back hi- remarks in reference
10 The anti Douglas ~ing OF the psrty b.
would never vote for him. 4 bslieve Orange
county will give more votes for Breckin
ridge than Douglas. Doaglas has some
friends. bot maDy eoemses whose opposi
too aad hatred - iHtense and uneomPro
missing.
Republieanisrn is STEADILY gaining rround
IN the psu Of the state, and ve work on
} snh The daily ioersssing prospect OF .
brilliant victory 10 October next. The
Fillmore vote With the rarest exceptions,
~ili te cast for Iiucoln. tat
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-04

Wonder n tho editors of the Tsrre Haste
Joernal expect 10 keep their rssders ixno-
rsnt Of the fact that the Bsitimore Conven.
iion presented two separate tickets 70 the
countryf We zee they Neglect 70 notice
tAe nomination Of kinr,dge and Lzne
This a. an sxeeecingly weak attempt 10
keep the people IN The dsrk.--Psihsm Ban
a<r.
The very ohj>ci for which the Joarusl j.
Published i 70 keep the people In the
dark o. 70 misieai them by false lights.