The daily Wabash express., 1861-11-08

might any power thai seeks TO prevent the
execution Of those laws which constitu-
ta.ional u.sjority OF The people have enacted |
for long time the Administration endur-
ed ~iih he srcaiest patience and ioFoear-
anco every insult and wrong which this pow
er saw fit 70 iafiici upon ii. and tired BY most
mild and conciliating measures 10 win il back
10 obedience. But the slave oligarchy Of the
south MAS not disposed 10 yield oteiis nee ap-
on aEy terms; they we're determined 20 rule
and not OBEY They declared themselves in
dependens OF hose laws which the people had
made. and waged var upon the Government
of the people, and il must nov be apparent 20
all. that they must suffer the dreadful conse-
quences Of the war. which they have without
provocation 50 maliciously begun. an
glad 70 see that the Administration is az LIST
beginning % comprehend what was apparent
% lne froia the first. that the South cannot
be eoared info obedience, amnsf BE- lasAed in
d sHbjocfion. IL leveled is cannon and
hurled is fiery and explosive shells into the
face Of the generous old Government. and
that too. when the Government like an aiiec-
tionate mother. was STOPPING over IL. and
supplicating for peace. Let il now suffer
the woes and terrors OF its diabolicalaet--
When men. violate Gods laws. he brings
them back TO obedience through suffering;
thus was the Prodigal brought back to his "a
,her. and thus mus. We bring the South back
TO her allegiance.
You know that ] hold that the Infinite God
Of justice. wisdom and love. has 50 construct
ed Hislsvs that every wrongful practice must
have an. ends and i am more than ever per
scaded that the great wrong Of slavery. has
Il thi- COUNTRY - less.. -.o1l Completed rs
course Hallelujsh. hallelgjah. the Lord
God omnipOtent reignethi Look up. and
lilt up your heads. oh We down tTodden mil
lions. for the day Of your redemption draw
eth nigh. You shall go forth with JOY. and
be led forth with peace; the mountains and
the hills shall break forth before YOU into
singing, and all the trees Of the field shall
clap their hands.
Then oh afflicted country, shall YOU hear
a gentle voice from Heaven. saying. Peace,
be still" The cloud OF Gods anger shall
pass from over YOU the sunlight of His love
will shine brightly and warmly upon you;
sweet peace will return and make her home
with YOU. and BY one wave Of her magic
wand, the ships Of your commerce will start
from their moorings, and glide DER the blue
expanse Ia ministry 20 your wants. Your
manufactures will break forth into the glad
music Of industry. and hymn praises to Free
Labor from attic to base. To crown thee
with these blessings. OH my country, my life
Is freely offered
The Surgeon Of the regiment, DR.. Clppin-
ger, writes: 81 saw him few moments after
he was struck by piece of shell; the wound
was terrible one, the fragmen, Of she'll pen
etrating the upper part Of the thigh, shatter-
ing the bone. and laeerating the parts in the
most terrible manner. As soon as / saw
him he said he was glad to see me, and re
marked that he was mortaliy wounded. but
that he was willing TO die. if we only gained
the battle. and Immediately added the enqui-
ry. if knew how the battle was going. As
suring him tina, VIC were driving the foe, sat
isfcd him, and the only other remark he
made was the wish that he might die among
his friends He never murmurcd or uttered
regret at his untimely fall. but perished Ike
true hero and patriot
Col. Kimball writes: "He died true
christian, as he had lived one He was one
of my noblest soldiers. and loved him as
brother. | was with him few moments be-
fore he died; he was conscious that his time
had come. and he babe me good bye and
gave me the parting blessing ofa faithful
soldier. and do feel assured shat tho dead
to US, he still lives in all our memories. and
enjoys happy Immortality in Heaven"
The writer Of this knew brother Price
we'll. and knew him to be the soul of honor.
and ono in whom ali noble qualities blended
In this dark hour how Ike a beacon light
CLEANS and sparkles the glorious faith ~
taught A braver man. never faced foe:
brave 70 live. and brave 10 die.
'Rrsve to battle for Holy Truth, whereser found.
WHETHER or Christian Or on Hcaihaa gr5nnd'
His forti,ude. even in his last hours. is
shown in letter % his wife. while living in
his last agonies. with the grave. a. it were.
opening before him-a letter which bre,thes
as calm and peaceful spirit. as though he
were in full health and vigor. and only start
ing out upon a short iuorncy
he dies regretted by all who knew him
a victim to tho rnhOly rebellion against our
Government. and sleeps where perhaps many
a gallant and patriotic spirit now battling for
tho Union win also find rcst. in soldiers
grave J q.
The Fight GauIcy.
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