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

plicisy. should adopt the language 81 Jack
soa. thsy would deasanes hin asa trssto
sod az object deserving he execration @
God aud man. That jad.ciarT whose al
thority, according 10 the democracy o
Jackson. shorid not control the acton o
IN. other departments Of the gossrnmeat
aud should only have such influence a.
the force Of reasoning" entitlei ~. ha'
suddenly. accordlng 10 The teaching I"
modern Democracy. become power, N 70
sb-sluts than Russian despoiIsm.
The leaders % fhst party eel us "a dss
that ia opinions arr not only "a absolute
rule Of limitation upon the action Of The
other co ordinate departments u The gov
sFnment. bus binding upoa the eonseienes
Il the eiiizea "a th- regulation Of his 20
litical opinions Wilde the Brison ex
claims. God ave the Kiag." The "kiax
can 10 no .-oBg." the Democratic leaders
are equally aevoisd "a singing peas 10 the
Federal Judiciary snd 10 opinions. ss nx
ing 90 .bsolug. rule Of ll-nslzil0B upon The
freedom Of opiaioa All the political se-
tion u The citizen l. short. you dare not
have any political principle. except ss
they are ground cut Tor Yea BY some Jack
legged Judge One eo-ofdinats depart
ment q thi- creature. has become sli-pox
sfful 70 control The political opinions Of
the creator
70 the days Of Jefferson q: vas good De
mocrscy 10 sssert that Judiciary. i'd.
pendent Of The ~ill u the nation, - 1.
solecism IN Republican government. .
but .ecordin. To the Democracy Of 10 day
II - the peculiar province Of The JaJi-
cary to as9rp the po<~rs 81 legislation
A - - "a IL a.
pendent upen aud subservient % ~ die
tums. The warnings OF Jefferson again Il
tbis subtle corps Of Sapper- 81 Nj r.
read Ike prophecy Hls predictions. to,
hey would dare In the ead 10 zap a..
sell Ligh been verIhea. vet that which h~
warned the American people axsinst. have
been chusteosd a. Democracy 10 day -
No ~ithstandink al this. it = u DC hoped
By every Republican thar kind Pow
dsoee MAJ spare The Ike. II each and all
the Fsdrrai Ju1ges until af-~F the 4th OF
n~st March
la l-ls. the Democracy required. oa-
4 Tie conditions upon ~hieh Indiana
ight b. admitted INTO the Uui0a
;, ate. that he came clothed ia the white
robe 81 Freedom IN 1851 they -puru
ON our glorious <ist~rh.od ~ S.stes the
gallant ADD ineorruptibls ffsemen Of ksa
s.s because they come uur fathers we're
required 70 come 10 1876 Why ih- lie
p.rfaf-' Has i come 10 this that no more
Free State. arc 20 be admitted 80 long
hs Sensie Of the Uait.5 States remains
Democratic Why - not Kansas to-day
. St.ie q he Unioag The only reason
under heaven. - simply because she has
FREE State CONSTITUTIONS. aud a majority Of
ser people are Republican All other %
ectioa. are mere prefsnces. | ssY 10 you
eaders u the Democracy. u you have re-
solved % force the i.~ue upon Ne. no more
Tsee States. by the help OF the God Of the
zee. will 20 10 the people for the trial
II that issue. aud unless l much mistake
be patriotism and the discriminating
sense Of Justice Of the free laborers Of 10
iizna they will render such a verdict
xll forever ogst bogus Senators
Ia 1850 the fir. eaters aud disunionists
made war against the admission Of free
California. bat they we're lmpOtent To close
BE door AGAINST her. but 10 DAY thew are
.b,e aided by he leaders Of the Drmoc
-acy 10 bad defiance to thu admission Of
rec kanss- aud add insult To grlrvogs IN
ury done her people You have ba. 10
: lance ~ the action Of the fathers and the
frly lsgIslatios Of the country and CON
rast u With that Of the Democracy VI ts-
lay. % see how widely the later have le-
safted from the oil laud mark. erected 81
he wisdom Of the wisest add most pstrl-
sfic Of Earth. tn, me. who framed the
Federal Constltgtion provided therein by
~sy Of compromi.e. that alter the year
7"c he further importation - persons to
y 900 into slavery might De prohIoitsd by
he American Conerass and promptly 10
IHe day the men Of Is0s. ~ Law braided
= piracy the irfamou. trafie
Dat today We hear Leaders II tie De
nocFscv N National Convention denoun
''ag with all the bitterness Of sectional
ate that Ian Of 1908 a. a violation 81 the
"asFsl Constitution a the rights OF the
''u zen and Of the States aud Of the great
puueipie OF non Intervention. What. say
hey. shall ] be required 10 pay the Vir
zinian siSVO for slave. when | could.
we're II not Tor this prohibition. obtain him
ia cost Of $50. ia his own native Afriea'
Down with such uaeonstitutioasl int-rven
sou. u violates the great principle Of non
under which claim TIE risht
% turn pirate on the high seas. capture
'nslave and sake property Of whomsoevcr
may have the power. and II any dare mo.
ct me N nv work Of dssolation and death
demand the protection Of the Federal
Constitution. Yes sir. already in some
Instances Democratic Courts. in Dsmocraiic
Yates have even dared to soil the ermine
y The judiciary by pronouncing thi. law
y he Fathers 50 IN violation of the Con.
siitutiou and have thus attempted 10 make
hat instrument shield and protection for
all the He'll horrors II the slave Traffic
we ind tie eighth Bill passed BY
he nrst Congress under the Constitution
@ Be al act re enaefing and reafirminy
he ordiusnce Il - which excluded .lsv-
~ from svsry inch n territory then owned
" the General Gov.rnnent. Thi. vas
ione by many 81 the very men Who had
resisted IN Canveatien "a framing To.
jonsta'utfon aad who we're the 6rsf to sol
'mnlv swear - support and preserve II
nv'olsie: men from the South a. veil A.
he North To dsv ~e are told b. he
sadrfs 81 he Democracy that such lefis
alton =. this. : - dsrogstion u the equal
" 81 The States. pslpahls violation II
he Constitution and would be lasi rause
% dissolstian 81 the Federal Un.on.-
J here were no John {. Calhoun's ~ The
ir-t American Congress dsvising subtle
'eheT~s for the extension and perpstastion
= slaeery. no traitors there n plan the de
oiution efthe xavernmsnt. 90 fool breath
4 TREASON poisoned the sfmosptsrc thrv
,reaihed. The statesmen ofthe Saith ani
he North 81 that DAY deemed IL their IN
eersttve duty under the Constitution q
hss legislaie and never dreamed that they
~ere vioistsng or striking down ih~ equal
" Of he States. They we've looking for
'srd wiih prophesic ere 70 he welfare % q
Iiortou. free ~~pirc springiGg frou the
c'ns II lshofing white men aud were not
old. BODY. soal add hreeches 70 the mig.
'er Where slavery existed in the States
hey leh it subject 10 The sctioa % State
.everrixnty prshihitsd under severe pen
lties The further importation and provided
rstnst 80 further extrnsion. and AZ con
sequence II this policy they hepsfsliy
oosed fatvari ta the time when they
hould become free frsD a surs- imposed
pun them bY the eepidits Of othcrs Buf
90 - q 70 .dsyi Not onlv do ws 6nd the
Democratic leaders utterly di.r~xardinr
kese old landmarks. but urslng rsl.nt'
sss warfare skalnst sstry veil settled
'fiaeaPie saj lies II poiaev iesuxura,~d
nd established ~ he feandsrs n he
,overament Add shen ths s-pgblicsns
80 leave g. sexgest thst the prineiples
ID paliry ef the Fathers waaid he-t pro.
aats ths welfare II he ioillar millions
ofth al south shi hat the govrfnneat
hoatd - - atsnfnteferef a. - secure the