Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-05

Tilliug 10 have answered each aud
one Of th<n- This however. a. 90
io~ directly be wholly failed To do.
Nelson having concluded bi. hrst
Mr.. voorhees, took the stand. he
,nesd by saying that he Was a young
much younger than Mr.. Nelson
ne bad been pushed forward by his
and il there bad been any vseills-
. has political record. Al vas ewise
fact. lie said IL had been hls mis-
10 differ with the friends Of Mr..
8 upon the Kansas question. but he
rays voted with the party. lie en-
The bred Scott decisios and said
in favor Of the doctrine which lets
ayeholder take his sissss into the
territories 40 Ia feek any sfher proper
?. Voorhees, then branehed Of IN a
ioud and windy TRADE in vhieh he
! to prove that the Republican par
an Abolition party. that Helpers
as inceBdlsry aud that the RePub-
arty endorsed IL. He vas bitter "a
iuueisiien against Csssius VI. Clay
bausied HE expleiivss on he deyo-
d Of that distinguished gentleman.
missed he would answer all OF Mr.
: questions. he s.id be never re
o answer any question proPounded
lie would take them up one at .
nd snswer them. Here be took up
Der upon which the questions we're
and commenced his answers. and
precisely bic answer 70 the first
necv offered as Democrats stosf
-sfssn. We differed stssf a question: o Z
4 nan has yigh 10 take Ais.. sisrss. as
-e,erfy. iafo the fsrrifsries. He here
ir. Douglas opinion Of the Fred
decision aud said the question was
red What q silly, ridiculous an
How be twists IN sod twists out
avs the demagogue.
Voorhees, did not attempt q further
TO the questions aud skglked from
80. by saying be had "ssspesed
~ IN his genuel ransrks." Iswas
Il to all that Mr.. V. did not suffiei-
understand the questions. and vas
de to answer them.
voorhees, concluded his ore hour
quarter speech. and Mr.. Nelson com.
a bic rejoinder. Expectation was on
to hear this half hour reply aud
seemsd alive to the occasion. The
nee which had heretofore been much
red. closed in around the speaker aud
attention appeared marked
every face. II was but a few me
.. until every one was impressed " it'll
,uperiority Of Mr. Nelson's informs'
aud sloqu.nee over II at Of Mr.. Voor-
tie exposed in a most mastery man'
he sophisn and demsgogsry Of Mr.
nd crushed him with his biting sar-
J.. his cutting ridicule. and his over
ming facts
E never saw an audience Tor the Re
lean portion) better pleased. They
in Col Nelson. = champion Of thu
. doctrines which they cherished, full,
,etent for the occasion. They ver'
,hted to see how easily he answered
, question prspounded 10 him by hI'
'nent. and how successfully he over
y all the studied sopaIstry OF his Gun
adversary Mr.. Nelson most trium
llly took his seat, and Mr.. VOORHEES,
,ustei hi- fifteen minutes. II the De
rscy can fi1d any consolation from
/ their champion then and there said
cave j, 10 our neighbor to write IL on,
=. Cookery (who was present. 10 con
with the last effort of the Democratic
lida,s. We certainly should be.
hu- closed the first meeting Of the I've
rants for Congress 10 this District
. IT'S effect upon those who hear'
b, Tiers eau be no question. La ell ths
i,tute- the orator. the statesman. TIT
lar and The politician. Mr. Nelson tri
he'd most gloriously over his compel
We can most trathfully say to III
ublieans throughout thu. Co gression
lstFlct, that their cause 10 IN gso'
IL.