The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-15

Hon EpvARp EvERErr made speech AZ
Roxbury. Massachusetts, last week. II a
meeting Of citizens called TO concer; meas
ures Tor the benefit of volunteers from that
city. In the course Of he remarks he took
oocssion--she first that he has publicly en-
braced-to utter his vicv upon the exciting
questions OF the times. He taxes bold and
decisive ground for "ihe Union. The Constiiu.
ton and the enforcement Of he LAW
Unlike hi former political leader. JoHS
Bril-. he stands by the flag Of his country -
The pitiiaI. mean and sneaking position nov
held by Mr.. BELL. has no charms for the
Massachusetts, scholar and statesman. lie
viii be heard Of in the future history Of the
Republic when Brrr Is forgotten or only
mentioned with reprobation The entire
speech Of Mr.. EvERKrr y too long Tor publ
cation in these columns. and We can only find
room for one or two extracts which brcathes
the spiri, and sentiment Of the whole al.
dress
The orator explains he past and present
position IN few brilliant sentence. lie
says:
You know my political course Logon
the Indian chief. mournfully exelaimed.--
Such was nv love for the whites. that my
and said. Logan i the friend OF the white
man" have been pointed al for wears as
the friend Of the Soath-for maintaining
what | deemed her constitutional rights.
have suffered no small portion OF obloqus
and sacrificed the favor Of large portion Of
the community in which | was born. and
which. from NV youth up. ! have endearor.
I'd 70 serve laboriously. dutihilly and affec.
tionstely. | was willing. while this III starred
movement Was confined 10 tho States of the
extreme South. and they absfainesl from fur
Their aggression, tha, they should 90 IN peace
This course. | thought. would retain the
border States. and bring back the secedcFs in
= year or two. wesried and Disguised with
their perilous experiment Such I under
stood 90 have been. IN substance the pro.
xramme Of the Administration. But the
South has wilied IL otherwise She has struck
= psrricidai blow ~ the heart Of the Union
and 10 sustain her IN this unnatural and nn
righteous war. - what ny conscience forhisi~
Neither viii ! remain silent. and see this ma
)setic frame work Of government. the nobless
political fsbric ever reared by human vs..
dom. prostrated IN the dust 20 CRAFTY the di-
appointed ambition Of Few ASPIRING me-
for that Mr. Vice Pre<idenf Stephens brave
" told his fellow citizens last November vas
the cause Of "a great part Of eur trouble -
and this under cover Of sorAissical inter
probation Of the Constitution. Al var alike
vith common sense. xith contemporary History
srd The traditions II the Government. un.
supported by a single authority among the
trainers % the Constitution. and emphsticslls
denounced BY Mr. Madison. their leader sssd
chief
Mr.. EsnKrr argues the pretended eonssi
rational right Of secession IN his usual ms
terry Mariner. AMI strongly condemns the
p~ssence. lie hold- ,h., lie present var e
forced upon the North and fought - she
North for the very existence II the 6so,etn
uens The following extract s<hi1.l- tie
general character Of Ms Teech.
l believe Il demorstrabie - snv ffprosi
ton OF Enclid. that this doctrine - "-eces.
son." that j.. tie Constitutional night Of q
Stale 20 sever a will her connection eith tho
.Uniop. IA, n possible. eth more unioundsd.
s<ill more fsllacious. than that Of ils ill-omen.
81 ard nov universally diseredited predeces