The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-26
THE DAILY EXPRESS.
TIE RE-H n UTE :


We have read wish pleasure The Brit
ish papers sent us by JAurs COOK. E-'i--ihe
Edinburgh Scofsaaad anil ,he l.,i.doh Iia''s
The >eossmaz look apon 'he latte =
Aanas>as rather philo-aphieally aid "''''
4 paw la--ing compliment % ne anu"
dani fuai Of COURAGE and mhufr '''''' am
obstinate el.lursncer ~ he rank aia pc -
Dss army. ih.aks gsai - "a '''''''
s..-,.I e.. 49,. ..,at- ,sir-a-i, sell ssl in''f
s,nste eanee8 AMI cglmblc r1-hnr-''
s.iis. l..,~e.es. < dos MOI consider the '1''.e
4. le., b, 4. arr pore ihsn b. 'he feee'7.--
i, ,.s,,.,ses +, - ne battle of >heritifnuir ~
t.., eouatss. where ''eaeh army had . de
,....a A,if s.ad each hasl = victorious half
The T.mss .l, a icsaias ariiele about Cot
,so. ARD intimate. niihst.l.siins our block
.de 81 he southern port. that II the South
49,. ,.,e,i. are -.nesIelg DESTROYS Of sending
saer present crop - England they viii 10 II.
,...ta.e according 10 is mode al reasoning.
aherc there + a .sill there = way Il
am. 5meuhat pezzlei O. ieli bov IL j. 10
f# 81
a.n.aoa mghi be eireuitou' and costly.
80. i $50 tliaLs that the cotton would
..me Che Whole Gifts reasoning IS based
Mantle ia tl.ai n. il has set seen tends
.n4t 81 success 0f 'he Fcie.a' Govern
.nest a..rs5sti. in the present var J. IS
ZOE .sr.u. thH tins fal.e notion should
l.44r ai. &c s.fss 81 imposing that We
na .as'ais'a ile blockade. It. dea' are
ssau, 80, .l.s TtT because % docs nor
.-.p..-, oer Co.esanent a. maintain rs an
ras-.i, therefore. ANTICIPATES the sale OF
sls fse ent cotton erop ia England How
.aAl, uii - diarroinie,l-and il might
FelI b. assured i's4i Il tie manufactures Of
shas couair, shall sepend upon such contin
.,s-y as ihi. Scr their prosperity. they are
destined b. a specify downfall.
Bus t.c Igsnss suggests that The present
strange condition Of things puts the original
cotton question IN a perfectly rev light and
.mrose- unon Ensand tie necessity and duty
.. considering whether She shill not place
nrr 60 a less lfscaSioss sssifos than 10
lock sos supply ~ the Americas crop. If
oor nation : found capable 81 deliberately
w.lLholdias is supple. iss tie furpo.c q
.raiae.ne political consuision This Is 4
os "a; threat which ti.e dunbar puts forth
W,ti q'lctcosaposure. notwithstanding il does
- f,l 10 coucede the fact thar none OF the
cotton raised ia tie British possession. Is
iual IN quality 10 that raised ia this country
Ncs ihe organ 81 the Rothehilds NAV in.
tules j.. speculation, IA the way INST inter
estin~ % if-eil. but We apprchcnd j vii pro
enre BAT little elect upon the movements o.
policy CT our Government We shall make
ouf blockade ciec;ual against the world. and
al thc smncglers Of cotton from the South
sril ports. under Whatsoever fac They -ail
sill - dcalt uifh alike Ever, bale II
southern cotton vii he shut m until the r.
Dellious state shall submit. % the just "a.
thositv OF the Gosern.aent--,r sniii TIC
Southern ports shall - ~ placed Endes oui
safional authority that leeisimsie trade shall
- restored under IL sanetiou Unii then,
England m,Ist vaH e. patiently a. she can
IS Il she cannot. must lake the consequences
Dlss COZ crlment uiil not hc-iraie T. ~ -.
- uhasever cost Come ahat may Il vii.
regulate iis own policy. aad open AMI close
e. ovn ports. when and - Il please