The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07
voiuufeer all Who Can.

The Boston Trsnseripf. in recent nun
der the above head. II 10 timsly and well
stated The Government needs every man
nov Who can volunteer. II has called upon
The people Of tho loyal States for large ar.
ny. and IL should be instantly raised and pat
into the field. There are thousands who
stand hating and considering of the matter
who should at once fall into column. Many
Who purpose - arrange their aff4irs by and
By and enter the service. ought to make up
their minds and 60 at once. The country Is
In is greatest peril now. The Government
has appealed 20 its citizens. Let them all
respond. The Transcript says:
The rebels are struggling for he. They
are bringing into the held everything they
can muster. They understand that all they
esn do must he done At once. Their zeal i
The zeal of desperation. Ike the gambler
in ris last extremity. they are risk ng their
whole fortune on single throw. They know
tlat one great reverse would be the begin
mig Of their certain humiliation. They
have. comparatively speaking nothing In the
way OF men and means. 20 fall back upon
All n over with them unless they can gain
some victory. which. besides giving them %
s,tian as successful belligerens. shall also
o at them 20 supply tner destitution of
various kinds By all accounts the seeded
States ate drained OF tacir hghting m aierial
The plantations are let tor a while in charge
OF the slaves. ~ith women. and the nfirm and
old men for ovsrseers. Consequently. the
available mail population Is either voluntarily
o. bv forcs enlisted for the var Hence
for the ne being the nignits lie of the
rebel for - bent upon instant action.
With s'e loyal people. the case Is different
Itlss akui@F tact. exerapiifying the strength
o. the zee States that cson nov this war ..
g some extent. an outside matter rs Il we're
It - really surprising e. whs; degree matters
SO on ~ usual AZ the North. There H. ap-
psr.ntly, more or less presslen the feeling.
thar the peril Is not - very imminent. and
thu Cove. nment With such resources az il
ssn easily command. can deal with the in
surection. and the people be left. with more
or less Of hindrAncs and embarrassment. TO
follow their accustomed pur-uits
This sense Of security, ana consciousness OF
ability and reserve power. may occasion se-
nous trouble. and prolong the contest. max.
Ing Il far more ssngulnary and disastrous
ihan e otherwise would be What 70 still
~sntiag. . a patriotic esrne.,uess pervading
ell Glasses. % give activity 10 the conviction
thar the great work Of saving the nation must
be done nov. and that % thi. work All hearts
aud hands must be cnnsecsa;ed We must
act az II the danger were az our very door
We cannot Afford. by any supn.ness. back.
varsness. or over-conhisnce. - run the riss
o. lawn. our task m sde more didhSult OF &C
eompl'sAmcut The exlgency Is az great II
not grsater. TO-DAY Toe general rally. than
&c vac. when indignant patriotism. a few
months siace felt that & could not make IL.
se.f too manifest
We can spare the aag raisngs and excite
meat; bu; We cannot spare the practical sn
srsy Of indignant patriotism. The demand
" Tor nsn. The Gssemmeat needs armies
Five haadred Thousand .ssop- Ia the feld
before another month slap>ss. wi! be in ia.
sni savrig OF tine. money. sud life This
VII fsstsa the return 81 peace a revival Of
e2sine<s. the restoration OF the coantrv 70 -
former prcspeFity. With added advantages.
90 That shall he greater thsa sver-the
pest country % esrth for everybody % live
Ia. N all worth living for Volunteer. then
al vho ea7- and heip harry a. the soas "a
~ victorious close