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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

Iohu r Usher. Esq. mel -. =. NC
Donald. - political debate. a. Newport.
few days aSo. aud II rumor j. true The ~
ensph d Ms. Usher over the Attorney Gen
er.l was most signal and complete
rhe following questions were rr'penoa
Cd by The fosmer gsntsman and The To-
iowssg are he latter gentismaH's answers
III he The force ard eject Of the Cousil-
,,.,o, ~ tho CuHed S,ntes. African ia
,e,v ,xi.,s IN arv shd all the TsrriioFles
Of the Unis-d s'atc.. can the people 81 III
T.rr,,or,.s in any legal or constitutions
fcrm. abolish o. prevent IL legal existence
thrsinf
not
ID what j. the oorral condition Of The
Territories u the Upited States IS now or
g,n Erd
Mcdonald auswercd--Siave. That $
.las.heldes 81 Virginia. or any Of the
Slave Sia'e. could carry HE slaves into
K.nsss 0. any q the Tertitcnes aud hold
sueh slave there a. slave TIL there should
be some positive ia~ against the exis'enrr
IL slavery ia sn,h Territory
rsisessy 20 ace The dilemms IN which
NJ. NcDouald here hnds himself IL The
slav. older has any right 70 take his slaves
.r .bc public Territories. It i right
and.r The Federal Cessiifafiea. aud heinz
such, the Popular sovereigns "a thai Ter
ritory cannot t.ke that constitutional right
away. To extricste himssll therefore from
the d,lssms into which BIS answer 70 The
frat question of Mr.. vshrrs placed hsas
he was forced 10 admit that the normal. or
nr.s condition Of all The Territories. ws-
dare. This doctrine. - mensuous IN IL
sef. vas ferred open the Attorney General
q ,his ssass. 10 orje shs, h might shou
ZONE eoasi.seucy n h,- advocacy Of the
doctrine o. Popular SeseFelensy-sbe right
a Territorial Legislature 50 eNclsas STA
very.
Is not this doctrine. thai slavery exists
eyeryvhefs. anls. prohibited by positive
law. a roonssrc-isy N politics. We have
always thought, ard our fathers Ihsught
and taught. thai human -efvisnds existed
sa,sArr. unless there wss : positive lsw
recogrissag r.. and shai outside 81 this
as AL mcu wsre free Bat h~fs CONES j.
-sph =. Mel 'eusld. Dsmoerabr Attorney
General q ~ Stsfe - Tusisus ,n.s as<srt.
Ia, slavery exists is sll oar ,eftl,ofies.
aud vii forever exssl there. unle>s there -
law prohibisirs 4 Here = ,sois5a De
moeracy .or YOU AL asrsl. he ffss step
which I'll: bs followed {, "a. astonishing
doctnne. Tia, he slaseieldsF csn tsks his
slaves any place withss he Jurisdis.,ep II
The Federal Cousiita.ioa
Where do Mr.. Ness aass s,sad % ihs.s
qasstioss They are 81 more iaporssscs
to his people. shsn Wheeler Cassir- II
Clay il al Aboirioni.l - HELPER O. i
an inccndlAry doeumea
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

We understand that Mr.. Voorhees,, by
species Of Democratic memorable logic.
proves that HE competitor Mr.. Nelson y
an Aboli,ionisi. The process by which he
arrives at this sage conclusion i syilogys
tically as follows
cassius NJ. Clay Is an rAboli,ionist -
He was invited TO Terre Hsute by tue
Republicans to make a speech. The Re
publicans are therefore Aboliiionists. He
was introduced to the audience by Col
Nelson aud consequently. therefore and
hence Col Nelson il an Aboiitonist
This is fair specimen OF Mr.. Voorhees,
Logic and his demagcguism. We suppose
be expects To get &c Congress 10y such
twaddle. We know OF but one parallel
case TO this ipexorable logic Of his
The conclusions Of Euclid are nothing
10 compare to il. But il will be- re-
collected that last year English soeiei,
: was shocked 10y most extraordinar,
F. elopemen;. a lady OF great wealth ans
! high position, OF Quaker family. and tn
e daughter Of one member Of Parliament an'
the wife Of another. eloped with her groom
!. A letter written, or purpoFting TO be VIII
' ten. by this lsdy-Mrs Gurney--iu de
n fence Of her crime. wa copied into the }
e York Tribune. accompanied by an edito
J. rial article exposing ats sophistry, aud de
nonueing its indecency The Tnbnu
g supports Lincoln for the Presidency, an
: the New York Herald. with that happ
,e logical sequence which distinguishes III
Y Democratic party. has taken up the matte
Y and deduces from IL the conclusion tn
" the fundamental doctrine OF the Republ
- cans l.. that wives should run away vii
"A their grooms and holds up to the Peep
!, the horrible results whsp Lincoln IL cleo
n. ed. aud tho whole people. in the North
least. commence the practical illustrate
=, of this doctrine.
:, This Is aparallel case to the one whi'
;, the genius Of Nr. Voorhees, has conjur
. up. Both are purely Democratic and VIC
!. thy the Drains which originated them.
:. Pile on your logic Mr.. Voorhees,,
your conclusions are as clear. as that TIN
aud two make seven oil four aud six ma
nine, each Of which You must admit
:. brilliantly luminous.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29


The Donciasiie orators Who age nov Der.
am5olaiing ,hs State. have great zeal 10
say on the -uhiec' of -Nezo Equality -
We kscv 81 hul IRE instance ~ vhich ue.
GRO squsii', ha- beea sdvccsfr'l IN 'hi.
STATE. and aha, a. ~ = pougla- ssiior
through The ealusns- 81 Doavla- paper
We allads to the 10 kslb coaa'y Sentinel,
published al sycamore. pr Kalh ceauty
edited by r. i Ma,s E.q The seniinel
T. RECOGNIZED ~ ~ BE Democratic rarsr.
OF tie Safe ss a. tlssn - 81 pars. a1d
is editor .u1.eqeen'iv iefhs srow-l 81
u~gfe equality se-tnoset.. ha- hsea placed
81 lie Democratic Cosniy Committee. AMI
appointed delegate to Democratic consen
iioas-Sists Disuics sBi oopDy Ilege i,
Tie Seuiiusl's creed 90 The sabjsei
'.Osr elacatiop L4s been such, that ne
have ever been rather 10 favor Of the f11ef
ify q fl< blsek. that l.. they should enjoy
al fht prieiieees effae rhifs trksrs my resids
We are aware iha, this j. toi vsry popc-
lar d0cirsps We have had many a con-
Oak Win SUN - " ~ Ut" rIaNk nc
pabicans. vc taking The broad gronrd
II equality. AID they The oppc.ii~ grounds.
We we're bfoGght spin Stats where blacks
were voters. aud Ne a. net kno~ u auy 10
eonvsoience fe-aitiog ffons a. thongh per-
haps !, would not work - Ngli where the
blscks are mite ourIsroa-- We have 10
doubt Of the right Of The whites Go guard
against such en- evil. II u d one. Dor opin-
loo -. that i, ~snld be be.t Tor all co.,
eefned 10 have the eolersi population IA a
STATE by themselves. bot II lis within the
urisdiction Of the Uuned States. ce ssg sr
sH means fkfy sksua Aso fls yigA 70 ksrs
fkeir S<ssfsTs sad Rssresenfs hos ~ Goa
grecs, ard 70 rsis foy Proiaeaf. With IA
1--WE male. the man. aud The want u il
the fellow" We have seen many mig
ger" that We thought more ol Than some
white men. "--Ckiesgs Pfsss and TssL4as.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

OF MISSOURI,

Will address the people 90 the political
questions Of the day. az follows:
Cresneastle. Thursday, Aug 30. at q
o'clock p m.
Bainhridge. Friday. Aug 81. a, . o'clock
=. IA
TERRE HAUTE. Saturday, Sept / +. al
> o'clock. pm.
Sullivan Monday. Sept ,. al o'clock
=. m.
worthingsop. Tuesday sep; 4. st2o'eih
Pun.
Spencer. Wednesday. sept 5. at , o'cloei
p. IN.
Bowling Green. Thursday. Sep, G. al
o'clock r N.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

The Express "a very severe on voorhees,.
because be alluded 20 the charge lnoout L I
NJ. Clay in seine of his spcechsa. Nov
We know IL TO be fact. that he had good
authority for making the assertion. The
statement was made upon the authority Of
two respectable gentlemen IA this Coz
rresaionai District, whose ord. where they
are respectively kno~n. would be taken a.
soon az the Abolitioni~t Cass Clay. This,
being the case. certainly VOORHEES, - not
TO blame in the premises. Journal.
zee sir, Nj. Voorhees, - TO blame. he
who retail. ssd sircnIrtes . slander or a
/ f.isehood. 10 Tue, a. guilty ~ the one who
originsted ". Now ths, Mr.. voorhees, Is
satisfied that wha, be said Of csssius NJ.
+ Clay at Spencer. j. false. Why docs he not
seek the frs, opportunity 20 as publicly
take il back a. he gave !, currency This
would be ba, justice 10 Mr.. CLAY ard 70
Mr. Voorhse..
Bot the editor o. the Journal ,ays. Af.
VOORHEES, bad tho the authority Of Two
respectable gentlsmen" for his eharxs
against Mr. Clay. 30, very Respectable
JfhItrHtrus VIC -notit tbiukF AesPee<1~''
gentlemen dot tell ialsehoods about any
one. Who are those two respectable yea
tlemcn. Mr.. Cookery We have de
sire to know them. would like TO se'
how "rssSeesab!s gentleman" who eirer-
lst.s falsshoods about an honorable man
looks We ~euli like 10 see how tsspee
liability aud lying mix together ~hef
!. ihe one begins aud the ether leaves off,
b the point where gentiliis slops and lyin
q con- ence> l.; thoss gentlemen no'
sustain Mr. Voorhees, by thar afndavis-
if they told him his islshood, they shoul
now hack him. We are. however. I'M
= pressed with the belief. that Mr.. VS. back
!. srs viii back out.
l. Is il 10 &c understood. that Mr.. Voc
). bees. who is the Douglas aspirant for Cot
= gross. intends putting into circulation e.
ery fslsehood tia, street louuger or ID
lie hey whispers ia his ear. II so. We ma
% expect q new chiffon of Nanchausen. 7
= vised and corrected
C. Be sure you are night MIR. Y. then
10 ahead
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

a. Ata Rspubiicsn rsrsling A. Dutdsr.
NisAigsn. On he i7it. 1srius Tldeu. 4
prosnissnt lawyer - uonses. ssd NJ Chez
ser u Ans Hsfhsr. tsth hiihef;s lesdinr
Deusoersis. came 81 60 Liocols The
dspsnns q he Dtnocnsv from The old
l.nduark.. sud he virta.i similarity b.
tvos Bfseli1Fiigs ard al Douglas De-
-soSFse =. len shess - choice. sni hssse
,ksy cane Over o he Rercslitans A,
The SAM ussiins Or. Nssou. fossuAstes
Of DoaJes. sl.o Fsaoouesi Pro SLAVERY De
user.sy ssd Joined the R.fuelicau rank.
-of course he I'D % - he srpsnss q lie
nfssisl heaa
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

IL Three eeai.enea iron Illinois x,.
stopping at principal hotel IN New Voc
last week. two OF them from Springfield =
At the same hotel were several Re,i -.
from the interior Of This State. Th.,,
parties encountered each other in ,h.h.
room AFTER dinner. and TIE Bell men L.,
ing whence the others came scrsr.s
quain,ance with them after this f.sb;a,
IL understand that you are from rr;,.
from Springfield"
yes. Strive Of US. the osle, = :,
Egypt"
Permit ne 10 inquire il yosknova,
ham Lincoln. Is he an A6ol;,;o,.s,,'.
vii answer ron. brt I wish va,
understand thar We are both Dem..
aud intend "a vote f~r Douglas WI.
known Abraham Lircoin for f~.n,xxe,
H. u not an Aboliiionisi. never vas q,
and con't believe he ever will b. ID,
any one accuse him Of IL herey h.,eh,.
IN the same town with him for wears :,
have but single point OF difference VI
him. and that i on politics"
Yes. SIR. the Douglas papers accu
him ef being aa Aboiilionis,' aud I W
ANXIOUS - have Il confirmed or con,rad,
= ted by one whose opportunities a. kno,
!. Ing are 80 good a yours -
"Sn. reloined the other with pfes, f.
i hemenee. II will do Abraham Iinco.
A Justice. a - ID lie'"
The whole company smiled Al th,. on,
spoken honesty Of fnsn who confess,
e himself political opponent. for bv IN
e time nnmoef 81 persons had gather,
n around. and were listening. with great :,
ierest 10 the ccns.r>siaon. The R.ll Al,
u continued.
II 10 you Consider. iToa you knowlei
I. Of &r. Lincoln. that lie j. qualified to
tie Office Of Presidenil"
~ qualified. SirY-vhv, none bui a 4,
al or knave would dare 10 doubt H. III.
10 cola A. not ht To be President. thi. Cove,
a ment may set ready TO shut 0p shop
here Is one other question am a.
IN ions 10 put. Who. in your opinion. "
n Illinois vote for"
" Sir. | told you honestly that We ",
:. all Tor Douglas, aud answer ven W
sqnni honesty that Illinois will 20 Tor /.
a coln
" Here the Egyptian added: And e,
: what you Republicans call Egypt (
has become inoculsteg ~ The same wav
A. n. y. Paper.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

Dan. Voorhees,. jy HE faithful adher
euce 10 Democratic principles, has called
down upon him the wrath II the Admins
tration. aud 30 effort will be spared by the
powers that be 10 defeat aud disgrace him
he has had the Independence and manli
ness, IN the face of the frowns Of Jim Bc-
chanan: 10 adhere 10 the time honored,
we'll defined aud cherished principles Of
the Democrat party. aud for this he - 10
be hunted down by Office holders and gree
dy expectants Journal
Now. Cookery. did you not feel a little
+ ,remalors when you wrote chs faiiAfsl
adherence 10 Democratic principles y
How long has he beer "fsiilfsl" Was he
'|ai'ifar' when be endorsed the Presi.
dents Lecomptou policy-nis silliman let
ter and all, Was he "5eahful.' when. ~
to within eigh, weeks he opposed Mr.
Douglas aud al HE friends Was u
"lofkfsl' when he Was The boon compsn
ION OF John l.. Robinson. Jesse ID Bright
Graham y Fitch and all those bitter de
nonncers ofih Little Giaot and his grea
, principle of squaitsr Sovereignty Wa
he "JsifhrH" then. neiehbory What ssi
4 denee have YOU that the wrath Of III
Administration j. called down upon him.
Although be has changed his polit'e'
: coat and is now ighiiug tue f.esident.an
!. Jencuneing The doctrines be 50 recent
= advocated, still he continues TO hold ofi'
= rnder the Administration. aud the
,e seems 10 he 10 disposition on part
a the powers that be. u take ri has oi'ici
" head. We are inclined 10 think. ths'.
70 the wrath Of the Administration vas va
=. ing warm, aud IT would summon TO It's a
at ali is power and influence, IL might,
j. least. decapsta,e this death. bed convert
IN squaltcr sovereignty. But the "indepe
lie dencc aud manliness' of Mr.. Noarhees.
4 adhering - closely to The cherished prl
at ciples Of the Democratic party" are uu
IN wonderful. Ills adherence j. altogeu
unparalleled. and il he j. hunted down
CHI will certainly be on account OF his fidel
ed To the .'iime honored" principles ot-o
~ the Administration or Senator Dougl
and who IA the name OF All that IS go'
for eau tell which.
zee Ali neighbor, you csnsot get up mu
Ike sympathy for your candidate by this fee
Is cry. There is no tear TO she'd for him. \
-ungi ateful wretch '-onions aud toba'
Juice cannot get up cry ou such an oe
sion We nigh; sympaihize somew
- for misdirecied smbition. bat none
NY Danies-nary tear
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29
IN. Rail sp,i,ter..

weWznt or three Republican a. ev-
eis posi- efice Ia he United States G. sspJ
Aoi eei copie, 81 "a. Ran Splitter 40
Illustrated Lineolu aad ilamlln paper -
send along yoas names snj the names #
yoaf Rspsblican frlsuds every here
Addfe,. Pet'isber- IA. Sriiusr. No -
W.; Foefih Street. Cincinnati
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

CHAMBERS Y. PATTERSON - a can.
a,dat. for Judge OF the Court OF Connon
Pleas for the district composed OF '"'
.os.,,s. q parke. yigo aud Sullivan.
II Mr.. JANIS oaKrr - candidate io'
me Office 81 County serveyor. Al ne oeio
Der EIectian-
TIs sACN. PIERCE. IL a candidate
g. slsrfion 10 the Office Of ProsecotnP
s,,crr-v for tho 9Th Judicial Circuit.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29


PoLfrEcAL DISHONESTY AND DsnocE.rt.
kNAsiRY Our readers will remember
thai short time ago a large party 81 Ia
d,e> aud gentlemen FROM the South mad.
al excursion to Chicago and extended
their lnp 10 Buffalo aud Niagara Fails +.
passing over The Michigan Central Rail
Road.
Al Marshall. Michigan. certain Demo
cratic leaders aud hlackguards got mp
handbill with the intention Of irsultiue
the patty aud incitine their hatred towards
the North. This Republicans learning Of
the coatcn plated villsiny assembled at the
Depot TO the number of Two OF three hnnd
red and prevented The .c0undrcis from car
rylng out their fendish outrage, no; al
lowing an opportunity to get any of the
incendiary circulars aboard the train.
The Democracy being foilsd "a their A.
tempted vlllsiny, seu, copies OF The BAH a.
certain southern newspapers. Tor the par
pose OF ineensing The South against the
Republicans Of The North.
The Michigan papers have exposed the
fraud add villainy. aod but Few Democrats
papers have been found dishonest enough
70 publish 81 Vet last nights Journal tfu-
To At instincts publishes the conte'apiibl.
fraud. although the editors OF that paper
cannot have failed 10 have seen the erpo
sure OF The shallow trick which hss been
published all over the lAnc. IL asa little
more evidence" that there - no depth
infsmy and fal.ehood 10 which Douglas
editors VIII not descend.
Tie Journal ). The first democratic pa.
per We believe which has had ihr i.nerity
10 publish ihr haze fabrication ln his
State
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29
Douglas More Pro->iaeery Than
breckenridge.

Tae Douglas organs 81 the South are m
sis,ing tia, Mr Douglas il a safer man foT
that section than Mr. Breckenridge. As .
specimen Of the facts produced to show
,Lis. W give he followinging extact from
The Rome, Ca Souihener. Of the 10Th
met.
The Breckinridge family j. ooe Of The
oldest aud most respectable Of Kentucky
But IL 4 well known 70 Everybody. that
hey oil are anti slavery IN sentiment.
SIR. John c. breckenridge. the Seces
sou candidate. has also shown anti slavery
procliviiies. IN his speeches IN Indiana
ia Is56, he said be belonged TO no pro.sls
very party ths, the Democratic patty va
not . slavery ,1feasfsa party. BE, 81 course
spoke his sra sentiments whether those IT
he Democratic parry ~ mol.
This IS very different talk from hat Of
ihe Dooslas organs a. me North
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

We are assei every la ~ osf ilsad.
Tor dccasasnts. bat ~ hs~r con~ - r4r.
them osT party bss hs~r rsfhtr ttri..
gen in Efacariug and eiseolsf - psti.-
cratic dscnments --JssrasA
Honestly sad CO ilaavsy -. a.
ecssiio l-atsrs have. g ts>p ~ a.s-,.. -
.guorsues Of the lFas lssaos Nv daas
sou uree apsa yons iaeaas - st... ans
fssd The 4 seasiioss bsgwe,e Ds4fla. and
Lineoln IN Ilsuois 4aas - ssry -
iocu.sea;. asi The RsPuhlssas are stssar
8 = vide circulation. 49, Il = siles,iy h1s
foscihly deisx ia vsrk
Ifyosr friends tsnzss foT he bread Of
soiilisai lie s~aa thea q ss. &c have
p's1ss = xoss vaoisssas fcei iof lheir
-t.frai assud-
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

ePspsiar Sossrsi5s's. - Brook. 4 20.
surprising summer ia Ii. -sai. k1Ockius
him down v..bs biudgeea spd seasing
III. head e. is'iy
Ssa Isfos,af'on '-Dougl4. standing
plseialv ~ sni ssrlps the 80 thoroughly
t.on.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

Iscr>iots E..ASE-A cenrisi osnsd
Howard escaped from tie prison grounds at
NicAirkn City LAT wesk The escape Of
he pr.suss was iugenious. he borrowed
ondef ne .and IN ihs tool house. usisg a
tass. y hieh l. 'tr-s' through tie ssnd.
fos tfeaihing sppsTzts-. Hs remainsd
sscrsseI IA has shi. msenef 'iil evening
vhrs ks vsmo-ea
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

10 the county Of Putnam last week. ana
from han aud Others. we have the most 81 ..
coaraging accounts All ever The Disiric,
~ fact. we have every thing to warrsn, n
ia he assertion that brilliant Triumph
avis a., Principle will always triumph
over simple assertion. aud truth, though
crushed 20 earth will ri-e again. the ELENA /.
years 81 Cod are here.
The people everywhere are becoming
convinced that change IN the admnIslrA
tion Of his General Government. OF hi.
State and Of All The Democratic counties.
j. absolutely necessary. aud they will hss.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

Cst~tfarlsr Axkk.ftl fpo q
htyiss, dsiss-sss tup.Ai g. lhrts asa
yesterday. whsas tAe, had afsetis.i a. r,.s-
csla ills. - saturday 81 ebssre ~
lnsking ~ 1usslos ee1nte-ie,t cvis.
Their epss@iisn. A.ve canned - le this
STATE. sod .hsu shes fsosd lie ef.sstrs az
sss thea. thu ed % iliincls. ~tsfv tas,
vsfs Iollovsi sps ARRESTED. oAsgs sis
-xreet<1 - - sressAs a. $3.50 a tai
ed s.a,ss Dspssy Ns,A@n ssesmrssse,i
tAs detective. frorn this city
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

Nrr ENrrgrEisE.-Our tail Lincoln
friend. Nr. Jsuy Heddsn the interchangeable
dispep.s,or 81 byIropsihie alimen, 10 the
dusty streets Las erected D. the rear Of the
Watson Block on ia street. machinery for
heisuug water. and large basin TO con
tain The waiei with which 10 load his
sprinkliBz wagons.
NJ Il deserve. muci praise for his en-
fer.,ris~
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

NaEa - INA srissr % DlNOczAcr.--0ef
reports by telegraph this morning. bFsags
40 sceoun, Of another Democratic outrage
eu Republican mcssiug, in Warwick
county Thisis The doe,une enunciaied ~
the Court House. II TIA. city. some months
ago. And j, is the spirit Of modern De.
moersey every here. when not deferred by
fear.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

Asormtn AttAcn 90 rnr MYTH CosnsND-
nrST-Thc journals account Of the meet
ing 40 Honey Creek on Friday night. isa
sheer fabrication We ure informed by ihe
usoss ou'ppeaessbie authority. that thu
meeting was the largest that has been held
10 the Township thls season.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

II The s.n Ffzneiseo Tines predict.
az Dou9lss vii 60, gs s. nsby roles
in Caller ma a. Breekinriags by 5 900. and
viii be behind both him sad Lineola, lhe
latter = ~hon vii carr, the STATE ua.iss-
al the sisns fail
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

Sullivan CorSFs FAfs We ackno~f
edge he receipt II complimentary insi-
taiionto the Ninth Annual Far. ofthc sail,
san County Agricultural socieiy 10 be held
al Csrliai. on the 10Th - IN. iaih OF oe
tobsr. sullivan county gets ap line PAR.
and u will interest our citizens tn attend
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29
AGRICULTURAL rasr

Afe eur farmers aoi neehssics kssrisg
ceeiirusiiy "a asind shai the NiEa Ceunty
ketscali4rsl Fair eomnsness 90 he s5,h
All ends "a he -Ssh d.y 81 >ept-aber;--
4 j. saly sbes. fear wetks. sai !, q.
snpsrtaBi hat PrsPsfasiaa .hesld DC sssds
II is.,ice i deBs q - eeeasles The
sseis,y ba> done sui I'll 60 v.ssSshinx
usce,.Asy 10 e dons e uazs he Fsir =
ere6li - he soaaiy nd Il sens.ns only Tor
he producers = Do their rsr.
i.eok 10 y. friend.. tksi - have Ia bsst
f.sr ,hst has ever bsss 500 a oil go
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

As matter of convenient reference, We
publish below statement OF the Elec-
toral vote Of each State ia 1850, together
with the popular vote in l-56
Stafss ~ Nofe Rurh'n Frcn,t Fluuare
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

fn1 Htekss Per sssss reason nskuos {
% %. the HssaE'a Rss ! fesiiop ussiins
faiied q eens sd % Saturday slxhs. =.
sdssrsisst. Ws fear he Anelssl Order has
gown Dsnoefaiie. sd iudulgsB - -
es,vlrs The people
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

~ Col. Fornsy. Of the Philadelphia
Press. l. fully ssslsised by the Douglas
National COMMITTEES IN his opposition 10
sny iasioa sith the Bfsekilr,dse party.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

lle>ar csEsx.-Atost 90 pespls as
serrbisd a. ths te~osh,p hosss IL Hossy
crssk. - Friday oight. and lss,snss 70
able sfssehss. ~ 4 J. ferrsri and Put
IAN Sow Mech sood fssliss rssssi!-
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

" The Forum Of South Bend. Indiana.
eoatsins al ohss Of s2eo for he body Of
Alexander Wilson. vho killed Samuel Pier
sor &c that eoaniy o. Fridsy ofisss xssk.