Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

pie shall be free" Would the uttessJce
Of this opinisn be valid reason Tor not
voting for Mr.. Jefferson were be nov alive.
aud a candidate for the Prssidencyf
There sss not one Of the eelsmporaries
Of W ashington and JsfsFson Of aDy dis
tinetion. who did act entirely coincide
With them in these sie4s Let come
down 10 later men 80 long," said Henry
Clay. as God allows the vital current 70
dow through my veins. will never, never,
never. BY word or thought. by mind OF will. |
aid 10 admitting one rood Of free territory |
to the sserlssfino curse Of human tsadsss."
Daniel Webster on mare than coca
sion avo~ed. aud vers snphAliealIy, the
same opinion. DC the question Of Slavery
be said at has arrested The religious
feeling of the country q has taken strong
hold on the cobscienees Of MEG. he Is
rash 10 an. indeed. aud Iilile converssnt with
human nature aud especially has he sn
erroneous estimate OF the character OF the
people Of this ccuutry. ~ho sal poses that
feeling Of this kind ,s t. be irihea with
or despised .
Then Mr. Linenlh sgrets With some
; pretty good aud patriotic men-mea too
} whom We are inclined 10 believe were not
Araslds.
+ Bal lei &c look little fuftter. and we
: do th,s 'or the -pccisi edifcatieB OF our
i. friend Mr.. VOORHEES,, Tor ~ d. not wish to
4 h-as ham again Say such hard th.ngs about
b ike hsr Pyssidshf, for who can tell. but his
= next conversion may not be 70 Republican
isml There was ah Arnold" however
4 WHO but few days ago. ia one Of his las
great speeches. gave ulteraner To the fol
i lowing frsitoross sentiment:
c "Ifthe doctrine Of intervention prevails
d the 'irrepressible conflict" will continu,
r. until one section - subdued by the other
). OF they boz obliged TO separate "a order 4
live quietly. Non-interventIon was Oh,
n banner under which all conservative met
70 could uniis
Il There Il ~, Vote aud worse, a DO
y strings ding IN ais ance Of Mr. Lincoln
> and this is she language OF Stephen Arool
Douglas Oh the traitor. Here one sec
c. ton is 10 "snbdue" the other. or there 10 I
re be u separation. Disunion and dissolution
A. nothing else will save US.
4. Wehave gone TO all this trouble. in hunt
- ing up these facts, just to accommodate
our friend. Cor he is 20 young covert. v
u thought it a pity be- should continue
n make such bluuders.
n, The leading idea however ~ Mr.. Woo
o, hees' speech was. that AZ the tendency
s RepubIcsnism m the North. and Demo,
~ rscy in the South was towards disun ion.
e. was a God send that the Douglas party hs
I'D risen up, To stand between those two e,
Dg tremes, and sape the Union We think it
- a God send too. that this party has rise
ne up, for il will most certainly be the NEAR
mt of giving into the hands Of the Republican
lte the affairs o: this general Government
N which. since they have been under Il
lat control Of this disiointed discovered 81
al destroyed Democratic party. approach,
IN the very verge ofruin.
TO ~,
The Zeal OF a young convert. 1t 10 sal
is always very great. but We hope n
Voorhees, will post himself before he aga
attempts to "ts,k history" There is
wide difference between facts and fury
bekween sound and sense.