The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

The indispensable George Francis Train.
of horse railroad notoristy. has made another
of his characteristic speeches In England, on
the occasion Of the opening OF the Exmcuth
Railway Among other things he says:
For fly years the North was too busy in
making factories. lsunchirg ships, planting
corn and educating her children. eheers. to
| find time To govern the land. Besides, the
Northerners could not AFFORD 10 accept sala-
ries and wear epaulettes, well knowing that a
cerfaisty in life vas paralysis to ambition
Therefore. we let the South furnish our army
officers, our navy officers. our foreign con
suIs and ministers. and forh century. all
our Presidents. Hear.
We treated them like spoiled childrss. and
gave way V their uamanly complaints. till at
last we found that the sAip of state was allow
Cd TO 90 20 ruin. that tho timbers were rot
ting. that the crew had robbed the cash box
snd stolen the cabin furniture. loud laughter
and applause land that the captain was pi-
rate and the mates were thisvss. Loud
cheers. We found that the Democratic par
" had sold itself 10 the South, and demoral-
lied the country and then the North spoke.
and Lincoln is now the General Jackson Of
our time. Hear
Gentlemen OF England. let me assure you
that cotton is no longer king laughter and
hear lin fact IL never was. i not now, and
never will be king. Hear. We grow IN
the North product that cattle feed and
sleep upon. larger than all the boasted cotton
Of the SOUTH mean the hay crop Of the
/. free S,ats-- Hear. hear. Itwssof greater
value last rear than all the cotton. tobacco.
sugar and rice grown in the slave States in
/ r-fus ~. L.. II.
! OF the North last year Ha Yalned az fl00.
600 600: the cotton crop Was not half that
/ Applause.
rs | am speaking TO the toast of agricul-
fure cheers and hear hesr. tes me tell you
that While the cotton crop OF the last census
vas but f2- 90 200, the total agricultural
| products of the country .wero ESD 900 .000'
and. - far a. sealth gives value D. YStats.
little Nassachusetts-my own fair State
that has always been FIRST ia peace. "a .he
has ever been and will ever be in war lchesrs
Il rated IN that census 50 verth f2s 700 000
more than AL Virginia. including all Der
negroes and the laE-a snn< hal her traitor
sau she loves - welf--Fiosd--ssolsf from the
government oofers laughter and cheers.
The State of View lork has more xeslti
thsn Al the secseding State together
Hesr.l e
The esst>st ell bs short. sharp add sur
prising The South !. without mechanics -
/ Their pre- cent munitions Of war .ers stolen
from ear srssnxls Take these from them
and chat can they do They cannot cloths
tier ~oldsers. nor grow their food--no gold
10 their bsnks-no corn N their grsnaries--
and orly two millions n the Southern Pirate
I Confederation sgsinS tresfy mishcn- u pst
rio,s Of the Union Club. fckeers
The North commands the sea and The Ms
<i-s;FYs: Use F~ieral Government has the
feet. ~hile the South has 5 600 miles ~ IN
guarded esass and not nsn-of var seces
soa e rcpudistion--s nes wsy 81 paying old
I debts
C.pssalists leudiag money 70 The in-oIv-n,
sfm q the seven pirate States should not for.
get that too q the senior partners we're Flori
IA ard Nis~issipfs. While the Csptsin cf the
pirate gang ~as The chief apostle q repudis
ton Cheers and applause Dssposisrn
ssd anarchy are twins Revoltsrs ard bowie
knives. Assassination and lynch ls~ wer~
cspitsi RAJ materials . msuuf.csure into
rebels psrrici'rs and srs tor. Applause
and hear
Rat these -oris are 90 seal % 10 ir<ts<r
70 tie sabjset These bad men are a. much
! .or-e than eoanoa muriervn a. ti,< nsAn
that <ssh~ ne e~n vife. ssrAaxls> his own
/ SISTER. murders hss orn father sad mother
and ds<sross he e~a children; = more vile
than the msa who onis w.r< axz,nr he
stranger IoaG. cheers Bui ~ais q llttle
lonEsF there = good time coming fe.
ise csiorts and the ie<ssas Of she Norsh r.oar
down nron ne conTsrssofs and skey ~ill s.s
ser Ike pol~ cats before prnlrie Ere
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