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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28
NAPLES.
Q .ollowi ing Is the text of the amnesty la'

The following is the text OF the ampesy L''ey
granted by the King Of Naples:
A. P.nsl proceedinss abolished regards oil peron
OF political oeHse consequently any
gsint hne in sbent Tor tact anterior 10 ts
2jth June il prohibited .,-, ..,;oL -o,,.tr.
AEr All principal acccssoIy punishment "hch
Tor such ohense including perpetual exle rom thr
kingdom even thofe whom Il had been mctea III com
mutation oil other p0usltes l. also rciaitted 49,, .,.
AYR Those persons will have the bene' OF uo
who have been already condemned By desnt Tor Poos
49, and ,ouy with those who FROM q peea o.,
op founded on political motives had leit the Kingdom WI"
have the power o. returning 20 H. -, =. .sr Co.,
AHr II however, political offenders have 20 ans.ei io
nses against the common law justice WIN TAKE ~
eorse gin them only for such eBenses and We
10 ourselves under circunstsnce 20 accord dnnuon "
,,risbu,et IN auy particular we think proper. -,
ART The above extensions do not deToste hol he iists
bed by law fOr civil actions repsfaons and TO- WE re-
- ~ aicisl .Ip.n.es as far regards only the paIie'
riyy concerned those which belong the otte n t
general adj niIstion Of the finances no 'u'oi
Interior execution VIII lake place. -. ~ -.
AHT D. Or Ministers Of Justice Puohc "ors lmeHot'
Finance and Foreign Asrs Fed each ~ isr a. bs
eerued With the execution Of the present docfee =,
TIE PAPAL STATES.
T.lu a., Lar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28

dawn hs troops mo Gs icter;or, nsgrreet scIaIy
enis have broken OFT st SaI.sgsis Monseefrc,
III d near Cattolica-
RAvESsh, July 1.-The Ad,;afic Josrnal states
thai the Ponti6cai troops ss:;ozed al Pesaro were
ready for departure Their destination however, was
pot known.
800 Austrisns bad been sent 10 UrtiIe
a51 Irish volunteers bad dsembsrbed Ut Areona, and
committed dttrders at Spigsgia which reprtseed
by the Papsl Carsbiuiers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28

The Street Commissioner sid Chy Inspe stor have
given their clerks liberty, during the dl Srnmer sea
son, to leave of work on Saturday afierussas a, >
O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28

FRos EvRorE.-The steamer vigo, from LiverPooi
on the llth and Queenstown the 10Th, arrived AZ
this port carly on Friday morning. Her news ha'
been anticipated. aa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28

TIE PAPAL STATES. =.
TrRis, July ll.-Gen. Lamoceiere having with
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-08

Mr. Douglas in his speech 10 he United
States Senate. Msy 10th. 1860. said TN
der this doctrine si non intervention the
people Of New Mexico ohsveinsrodueed and
projected slavery ~ that whole Territory
uado iAis doefriR, fAsy ksr, eosrsrtsd a
frset st free ter rttofy isfo slsre fer-uors 6n<
ti~<s az Large az N,r Ysrk--giriso you tths
South. degree and aaf more slsr, ts-ri
tory fAaa yss srsr eisfm>d.
With such an ,llustrstion, ssys ihe Ia
fsystte Journal. OF the fruits OF Dousls.
dogma Of popular sovereignty. proclslmed
~ him thus bos.tfully in the Senate Of The
United States. can the friends OF freedom
be longer deceived q. 10 it.ifue meaning :
Douglas assures abe South 'ha, and~r hi
doctrine Of non Intervention .n imioense
extent Of eountry. some day t. De the -sss
Of 40 empire. has been essrrfed fron lf.s
dom 10 slavery thu too wheu :, Lad asrrr
t,ea eisimsd by he south OF sh.ta.s O..
argument and rsssoai1g 9TH meu ~ho 10
face Of saeh indIspus.bls ises .,ili contend
that The ehiset Of ~. Tepesl ofth@ Mi--our,
ccmpromi-e and tho passage of the k,osa.
Nebraska Act ~ss TO .xi-ui u. ar.a ~
fr.sdom and carr iute further aud fuller
.6-ct th- doctrine. a he Declarstson e Z
Indspssdsnee With Kansas .til s'sn =.
ine si,h-at the uaian -. coartry - large
four States liks Sss York. lot - fr-.-
dom orsssr.--vilh The ssered Nss-ouri
couproni-- BROKEN de~n snd J,.-sroysd
lersss'. though Douglss had hiw,sll ds
eisred IL 'esnonised - he heart. - The
people" ss rqasl uish The consiitsaon
.nd hsd dsnoaue~d the "ruthl-ss hand
that .heuld dare 20 touch Il. with all tki-
acted oat tn the prs.snes Of the Am@gseaa
people -iihia the lssi tea yssrs the cal
lowers of Deuslss yet have the sffrontss,
TO proclaim HE scesrias ef sqasusr Sow
sf.isn,y messa~ fsf Freedom. "oh Lib
srsy. hov msny crimes have been eonmil
ted 10 Thy name
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-08

II Hon John \ Davis. who - nov an
independent candidate for Congress in
the New Alban, District. and who wss one
OF the most prominent fllmnre men IN the
State IN 1886. io q circular iast addressed
To the ife,men Of the second Congres
slopsl District" uses III. following sessi
BILE Language
While nv preference. Tor Col. Bel are
strong. ] would pnt feel II lo h- NV duty 10
advocate add urye hi sl.ctian in q eanirst
plainly naif"~vd down IN this Sat. he
ven other candidates. or vhefe nv vote
Tor HIM would ohl, AID ia the 81. ction Of
the author OF the slavery agitation IL =
e. nlsst bet~srn Mf, Lincoln AID Mr.
Douglas. would iavor the for,n,r. as hi
views ~ relation 10 the inna. and the i'm
pfovement OF our gre, western rivers, aud
apon many other subics. are identical
sith those uf c"l. Bell. both having Whix
ant'erd'nis. In lluih do nol rsgs 4 lhr
opini"ns Of Nr. Brcckiandgs "a half 20
dAngrr"n" To The peace and prosperity Of
the country ~ those of Mr. Douglas. The
friends of the former entertain view.
which are, ] thirs. rironiou,; but they
It'l'-t w itNt lUfW iH the foQf.r. aNQ VI
necessary. by Cbngress, 10, king all the
time 10 peaceful aud lasful adjudication,
without violence. The views of MIR
Donslss IN eelstion to our Territories, il
carried out, necessarily lead 70 STRIFE src
bluodshed. such a. w.re exhibited In Kan.
las. Emigraut ard soeieties on the ore
hand; aud border rnfiians o. tie other,
VIII follow. II - safe TO Judge ~ lbe IN
turr by the past. Does an, good man
With TO see re enacted the scenes IN Kan
sas2
In reference TO the Territorial question
my position was taken many years ago,
nhen | ran for Congres, against Mr.
Hrnley
then thought. and st.ll think. that
slavery cannot EXIT without authority of
positive lsw | believed thes hat Con.
srrs- bad power over tie whole question
"f slsv-ry, aud the opinion | entertained
then has rever been changed | Was then
aud am nov opposed 10 the introduction
of slavery Into iree Territory, aud would
exclude II therefrep if necessary | an
IN iavor OF free Territories for tree white
men,"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-08


As matters now stand. the Breckin-
ridge vote will inevitably give the
state to Lincoln.-NsW 1l5sny 7r..
6gae.
A grstuitous prophecy Nobody in
Indiana will believe IL. thou IN the
Journal protends TO. - Dsmocrot
We will graluitously prophecy
again, liza coalition should be- formed
by tho Douglas aud Breekinr:dee men.
aud they should act together. Lincoln
would slill carry Indiana. Aud YOU
may stick pm right here. Ne Huney
Tor We tell YOU nov that Lene and
Morton. and the balance Of our S.a,e
ticket will be elected by a maisrity
that will make cold chllls run over
You. Why. ar. one OF the ge .llemen
who spoke at the Douglas meeting
here IN Saturday ighl. in front of
the Depsw II use stated as HI. belief
that Lincoln would carry the Stale
without doubt. lhe hon-sl portion
OF your party on this side Of the river
d" not for = moment doubtit Aud n
You don't b'lirye II anl d-sie 10
b"k Your a ( menI. OF II vou have
friends wno ,lv>lr.. se ar au -harix. 4
"a "if~ra n b't OF $50 tina. Dsaslu
won't ''ary Ia llsaa What -.y You.
friend Hsrnry2-A 4. 7u5ans.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-08
woorl.sp Dat. Jsly ,sso.


Unabls to meet him in srgum~nt and
ensions OF his sbility and great popular
I ity, Mr.. Hudson seeks 10 svsngr hlms.lf
nv fsserting To the only means used bv the
l-alous and malicious hearted Voorhees,
stands 80 lar above the editor o: the Es.
press. that neihine hs may ssy or do cen
reach him Journal
VII, Coohrrly you "ungrstsful wretch 4"
how ca" 700 ~ri'e 20 laudatory Of your
dear Jfissd Mf. Veofh-sss "A. Who ba.
Kicked you, aud eufsd you, and silli6.d
you. aud cursed you more than snv ,en
men IA the district he who has called
sou bsg Of inl.suasl pip-s--noodl-
head. beer kss and many other loving aud
sndesring nance. How can you n.ighbot
be such craven. such q sycophant. such
slave to party, such ~ uumanly bip.d
a. to shout ho.Annss over him 7
Our opposition to Mr. voorhees' election
to Congress. j.. of course purslv s-lh-h--
We are delightfully "envious" OF him
His great popularity" has caused q.
many 'leeples. nights aud We have grlev,d
q thousand times that We we're not able T.
meet hin In argument. Aresmsaf. Just
think Of i,-Demoers'ic Argument voor
hees arguing ih. question --ho svrr
heard OF such ,b,tgl
II IL Will do The editor q the Jocrna
any good Ifiiwill esuse him one thrill Of
pleasure We will gladly and graciou.ly
sdmit the sublime height which M. voor
hees stands shove ne Can ordinary hu.
man nature ever expect To stiain a height
so supremrly exalted - ~. one npon
which he stands Il = presumption IN
common men g. attempt It. and apor. than
that. Republican. ,hould IL, dare ap
proseh the moral intellectual 4 absorbing
excellence OF Democrats. any how We
sckpovl ledge that your candidate stands
Tar above Us MIR. Cookery. and for fear
comparisons might grow iu.idiou. We hope
you will MOI refer TO THE very hurailisiing
subject again. We acknowledge the inef.
fsbie superiority aud sha, more can YOU
ssk OF rs. And We further ackno~lsdse
The superiority Of Douglas Democrats over
Republicans generally. Repatllcans cant
hold as much whit ky-cant eat as much
dIrt-ean't curse aud swear. ~ much
csnt he Win such faciliiy-can.. steal
from The public crib so sdroilly can't
turn political sommersei 20 euaninel,-
cant 40 .plendidly combine tho d.ma.
eegus and the pol'sooo. the .semspg ma,
sl'-t and the prae;ie>l knsve
oh no Col. Ccokeil, ss dsn pretend
TO reach fAsf height. md 1t would De pre-
sumption IN Us 10 attempt IL
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-08
Respectfully. &c
JOIN rEITIr


The eduor ofL txprss-. abam ~ea
know 10 e confirmed hai,r # ihs Cath .-
lie Church Journal
The editor Of the Terrr Hsuie Jaurnsl
hs~ 10 reason for mAslrg the above deels
rs'icn IL - entirely graiuiiou- on b..
i'SrI. aud rot justified by ans set OF lord
or thought II ours
We do ret hate" the Catholic or an,
other Church we never 5is "kafe" N.
Catholic Church A.A .. hop. ~ .~ve,
~ill hate" H. W. are Pfot--ts-t ta Il.
OF our feelings and cons,clions and Ne A..
impressed With the belief w- shsii sv.r -
main ons, but we 30 No. hair H. cafL.
oi'o Church. We have ocr ohieei,ons "a !,
snd 20 - goseruusu &c --ihc.- objection.
We never nave nor viil conc-s! -h.o Il i.
necessary and proper 10 speak then. Bur
ve DO not hate" he Catholic CT ireh and
the editor Of the Journal i reckls-. Of d..
truth. or =. wsuld no' make a. ,<,ert,op
30 unsuppersd by snvthiug -. have ev-i
ssid or doue W. hate noih,py hu
dishonesty. corguptsoa a.sune-.. trick
cry. deceit, lying. ireachefy. TREASON Aue
the leaders Of ths Democratic psrty-uri
ted sud -spsrsied so 'hsie. With llth.
rangeney ef oar nstafe,. he.s sd them
OF course lhs editor Of The Journal oil
nov give the reasons -hy he wrote. tha
The . liior Of the Express. i. confirm q
hsts' ~ ,he Cs'hol,c Church" we'll
wsi. for tksm
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-08
VOL. XIX. NO. IS
The Greencastle Banner speaking of

The Greencastle Banner speaking of
the nomination e Mr.. Nelson. ssys:
This nomination we believe gives
general satisfaction and will be sup
ported with hsfty good will BY he
Republicans Of "old Putnam: Mr..
Nelson is one Of the most able and ef.
iect've political debsters in the West;
and with popular and pleasing ad-
dress, coupled with the Gre aud energy
lie possesses. he will be triunphsntly
elected. If we are not greatly mistaken.
Uullke hls opponent. the great and
immaculate "Lan;el." he has never
been hanger-ou for Off =, but on
several occasions. when vic orv WAS
certain, he has refused TO be a candi.
date IN order 10 gave place to others
not any better qasl'iied than himself,
but protesting 10 have more claims.
which Mr. \. readily granted think.
ing II best for the success of the prin.
ciples which he cherished. while a
great majority Of his party thought he
was the a. above Vtheas 10 carry the
banner sue -ssfully 10 victory. With
Nelson. then, as our t.nisrd -berier
m this race, we -hsll feel confident of
success. and shall labor with no other
object ia view.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-08

III The Mour; Carmel Register saws in
So. Lincoln had msj rity over Douglas
OF about five thousand votes. bur there
was Dante vote OF about I've thoIssnd
and s'x hundred. which. added to Doug
las vote. gave the combined opposition to
Republication a majority Of sir hundred
The DANTE vote that vas cs.; then, will
this fall be cast for Breckenridge, which,
grau'ine-,hst Dougls- and Lincoln get the
identical vote that they got '5s. will leave
Lineplo a majority Of fvs thousand votes.
But he will yet greater ms siorily Since
ie3s there has bcea an Influx of population
into Illinois of st least ten thousand vo.
ters This impigrat,or has been chiefly
from The middle aud Eastern s'stts, about
eigh, thousand OF the ten thousand are
Republicans. and will vote for Abe Lin
coin. Besides. there has been gain IN
EgyPt OF ten thou-snd. al the lowest fs
urss. Nov. add all these gains 10 Lin.
e"ln's vot. in 'os. and be- ~ill have snug
majority over Douglas. IA November usxi.
Of twenty lhos.snd votes This j. she
way thst pongls. - ~ carry Illilo.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-08

1f Dan Voorhees, is endeavoring
% riie on Two horses NJ the same time.
10 Buchanan men. he asserts in the
most positive terms that he approves
II very measure Of the administration:
70 Douglas men, he asserts th 1 he is
favorable 10 the election Of Dsuylas
and opposed - Breckinri3ge. lie
tlso asserts that the recent Ter,e-
daute convention which gave him a
nomination VAS composed equally Of
Breckinridge ani Douglas men. This
'st1er statement Of the ''grea, Daniel"
IS noiorIously untrue. Not a single
br"ek'nridge man participated in that
conseniion-i, was a Douglas affair in
every particular.-PxfnoBs Bqn.<r.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-08

Macao 'tos.E" .soss ras DouaI.s
Irrs On Thor.dsy -heu the Dooela.
utnF .ss or IT. cav % he Sullisaa Kats
neaiaou meeting. ssd while :h~ car. xsr.
ds.hins slens over lbs prsirs carr, ius
sasil quan,stiss II bad ~hssky md oum-r
ous Democrats. u ess Of = ,uddrn di.cov
sFed ths' "gspil~msn froau AfricA" -.
-OosFd. p-eoerstsc Indignation 49, isn
ubsdia'-ly sfeu-sd. snd Democratic eour
sgs excited 70 the .s's;sg point On gr.od
ps'riossc and Democratic rash ~ss rasa.
st N. dsrksy-hs ~ss Surrounded cap
tured ov~rps- -. 4 snd -xelud-.i fsa,n a..
esrs he usFro rad fsid ~. fare a..
vas going do~n q sollisan - of-fss. r.,
70. ds's N shaviue ihs long face. -
Dougla.is.-. L,k. posr Tr., ho~.vsr b.
hAd f-lf-u u.to e.i c.nrsny.-th -a,sr
~ 49, aesin.t him-hs vu thravn a
I'D The Dee eraey achieved giorioa.
lfiomTh--oue vouhy Of them. sad N.
ooiy cae they ~sii achieve ia isse.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-08

Mr.. Daily and Hon w. NJ. Dunn
passed tbs place on Monday morning
On their way To Monroe county. where
they com a'ence their joint canvass.
Mr.. Daily was accompanied nv his
wife. whose accomplishments anll.ly
like demesnor insure her kiad r-c-p-
ion Wherever she : IS. ~ Duan's
vile. having the "A nost conf l~nce N
he''nusosnI sab li'y. to 4 hi' own eI-c
Z 'n-~ung - well as 10 G. q iu.t hims. 4
wl1h pn'per i S'orun IN lne s,ci " uf
either ~. u f.rs hi "A L. 2. - "a N
ilrely Jon eym "a (lpl times.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-08

OF Dillard c. Donnohue, Esq =.
by common consent OF the counties
composing this Common Pleas D.s-
tlct. will b. the Republican csndiIs'e
for Common Pleas Judge. Mr.. ID.
will receive \ large vote ia Putnam
as well as IN other portions of the dis.
trict. enough 70 elect him by tn
umphant majority. John T. Smith.
Esq .. Of Bloomfield will be the candi-
dste for Common Pleas Prosecutor.
tie will likewise be elected. -P4-
aa,n baAaer.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-08

The following are ,he names of The re
publican STATE Central Committee. wlil
the pos, office addres. of each fuembsr =
The Committse'. r"ems are At No )
Glsnns Block. East Wsshing,oa Street
Conner. Chairman. Indiass poli..
James Sulgrove. Treasurer. d.
Thomas Cetlreil. 40
oeorg. , Meyer. 10
Jahu A Baehsnsu. DO
Thomas J Harrison kskome.
Thomss ; Sian6sld. South Besd.
Robert y Hudson. Tsirs Hsais.
Thps II Collins. Nes Aibans.
D G Branham. Madison.
II = Hasi.riSx. L~banon.
samuel ffsll. Pfinc-tnn.
Harding. Milan.
John sehssfis. Lssrenceburg.
} oslley. Fsr wsyas.
Joha Lyle. Riehmood.
J Loekhsrs. S-ersissy. lndiauspolis.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-08

fN' ! COOL many Republicans At.
tr.'t 10 believe uat the rrv Of Dis
un'on' j. a bughar 10 Tighten yo.ers.
We hope such viii awake to the re.
slity ot the Disunion movement
| sentinel.
Better wake up yourself neighbor.
Have not all the disunionisis told you
that they would prefer Sewsrd TO
D0aglAs' Why SIT. you sre gully OF
treason N trying to elect a man who
IS dis sstefal 10 the disunionist Come
now. don't scare rs who are running
m3n that - mere national than
yours. = IND. american.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-08


men ia this city
Forthe Express.
BrLL And Evssrrr TIcKEr p Y. Car
li~le. ksq.. formerly eiitor of the Evans.
Vile Journal, has published long letter
IN the Evansville Enquirer. in which be
says that be ihtends 6" use all his ,xertions
to have an electoral ticket for Bell and Ey.
ere,t In this State. and that il these gentle
men cannot be elected he hopes Douglas
NAV We rfer that matter TO the Republi
can Bfeckiuridgs papers Tor their serious
con nsideralion T N Journal
Mf Carlisle ia citifen of Tennessee and
With hi- Dongla- proelivitie-. non inter
senlion Is commended 10 him Lsl hin
practice what he breaches
The Union men Of Indiana will regulate
their own affairs. aud IN. desire Of asv tn
form ticket favoring or cosissciug with
Douglas will be resisted. And should
such a eoalitiou be formed il will b.
spurned aud "spit upon "
Tn, Dossiss r,'r ssdihs Democrats" ESQ
far a. this sutjset i. referred by The Jour
nal TO Republican Breekinridxe pspsr.)
will have mote than they can do and lave,
Ia attend 20 their owa "irreprsss.bis con-
ad" BELL.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-08

ceastsntiy ehe~red. Indeed his speech
VAS sdmirsbly eslealstsd to wake up q
crowd. and keep it alert and interested
IL Was iall Of sharp points aud singing 81
lu-ions. snd mu-t have fallen oa the Doug
las men viii the refreshing effect OF bun
die q ,horns dipped in aqua fsriis. lie
could not. hoseser. avoid repeating the
stale isls.hocd about LineoIns voting
against the supplies for the ARMY Ia NJ II.
co. he knew Il vas false. bat he stated
~ emphstiealIy. aud more than once
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-08

The R@pueiiesp. Of Central spd Eastern
Illinois. have deissnirsd 70 hare srsna
rally 81 Nsuoon. 81 next FRIDAY ,h~ 10 h
Inst
Iem cof~in. Lynsn. TFuwbull. Caleb
p Saith. Dick ossl.by and ether dis,ip
sushsd speaker. vill Do prsssst. .rA .
Eeod time is sstieirsisd.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-08

" NJ. D. Hsdsos. having made add.
tiensl inprs.susnts In III. sssre reern. :.
ne~ Fseeisisg g. directly from ths Es.sru
e''is-. large lot of qussn.-sss. -hish he
ea-rs Of the lssss, cash rates BE ess
snPply eosnsy msfeh snts 81 -hoie.sl.
pfiess. and eilssns 9th all sAs nssa issh
ienshis varieties Of table -sre.
Call ssd zee The large 10, As 10 Joe, 10
sssv isg.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-08
om the Evansville goarnal.I
HUaRAss.

huTrah Tor the oaAniet.
We're Foasi1g auT clan,
Aad freedom 10 glswing
Ia oar ranks 10 q msn.
UnvaveFing each hssn,
Aas be2ming each eye,
Win F'esory cur ~.iehword.
Wen conquer er die.
fhen no for the conflict.
fstrue snd ye brave,
Let Gs sisnsll, triumph
Our eoaatry % save.
Now shout the bold wstehssrt.
ThTo' fsrest and slea,
For bravery ne'<r faiteTs,
In the breasts Of such msa.
The grass -ss his esrpe,.
The glade vss bic rea.
Then hght fos yoar ehsmpion
The son ~ the West;
Hecomes ~ith q bosom
That never Anew fear,
tni al eye a. uashdnking
Asthe Wild mountain deer.
Re came ere the esbis
sert smoke through the trees:
While the biood-thirst, wolf
Walled Ils hosl on the hre,rs
esssred him a home.
with n rtanf-ffka n,f.ks
Then ho tor bold Lineoin,
Whose csuss IL the right.
Then foek TO bis banner.
Whose motto, yoa see.
issletory forever
Or the hss Of the ffss.
We come frssn the valley.
We come from ths plain.
We come with svsics
Likethe ~tid'soansing msis.
Thfo' the eit,s dsns cro.d.
Thfo't the DARK forest tses.
Our shouts are nov heard
On The fast.swslllng hfss,s
We gather our irsion.,
The brave snd the f,ss,
And Onward they're rushing
I've the wave, ~ tho sea.
ioonlsse DAT. Jaiy wso.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-08

~ A great Many Of our ei,issss witnesssd
large and very brilliant meteor on Thuss
DAY svening. about 10 o'clock. II y. IN
the sosthssst ssy. The soon vss very
bright. bus The Assh Of The meteor illun..
ssss1 I'll We sssrsssdsnss.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-08

u W understand lhsi oae IL he eisv
ofbeisls. f-F his imper'i~~nc-. go' d~ceu'ls
dressed. While do~a n old Democratic
ssllissa on Thursday.
IL speaks we'll Tor our policemen - 40
eeudoes themselves when s~ay from home.
that they have to be sA'pssd Terre H.nse
ought 70 feel proed u her city "fieisls--
they ere splsudii eeossrsstor. Q. ths
pssss. ave
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-08


INDIANA POI rIcAL IrEas.--Ths
Congressional nominations of bolh Do
litioal parties IN this State are all made
except IN the 5lh District, WHERE no
regular nomination will be male by
the Democrats. we believe, but w. A.
B'ckle will b. allowed 70 run as an In
dependent can lilate." Considering
him as the Democratic nominee In
that District. the list of Congressional
asplranis Is as follows.
District. Republican Demo.
ist- l.. Q. DrBruler. John Law.
9l. j. ; Davis. Ind. } J A Casens.
81. ". NJ Dunn. Nm. NJ. Dsilv.
4ih, J. l.. Yaer: W. 5. Holman
5'h. G. w. Julian. w. A. Bickle.
9th 4 a. Porter. X. L. walpole.
7ih. I. II. Nelson. ID. w. VOORHEES,.
9Th. Isaac A. Rice. sc. Wilson.
9th. :. Colfax. c. w. Catheart
10th. VIM. Mitchell. +. ~. Henkle.
llth. j. p. c. Shanks, A. Steele.
The nominations for the Legislature
have been made in aboui two thirds Of
the counties IN the State.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-08

he~ bad he ~sil tel sfisf the election
o. N~eshees By frs tAs-sssd ss5nisy.-
Jesrssl
No verse thsa yoa ~i.l feel n .oeh az
lmptceseie e'resmstsncs tskrs place. fsr
VOORHEES, sould not Be 10 Congress ten
dsys before he ~sald be found sc,,aT ~i,h
the strongest party be shs, party. Rerae.
liesa, Amsriesn. Lsoomp,on or Dousl..
D~nsefs,. lie 10 dstsrmir.d 10 ride %
The full tide. no matter where il lsais
Lock cot ssis bor. he nae sold ,os
osee.-hsssyou say assurances he vii 90
do 90 ssainf