The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30

Axcsc the loyal Democratic papers of
the State, We are glad to secognize the New
Albany Ledger. the most ably edited IN the
State. Its editors are gentlemen OF acsnowl-
slssd ability. the senior. Nc. NORMAN being
one of the Oldest editors in the State. aud
Mr. Morrison. his principal associate being
one Of the finest scholars of our acquaintance.
SAGE th. rebels of the South have made
sa- Oh the Government to destroy u. The
L<d9er has laid aside all party animosity and
- doing is utmost 20 animate The people H.
oIe uaited effort 20 suppress tue rebellion.
.ld to bring the leaders Of IL 70 meri'ed
uiisan.as Speaking OF tbs obiec. Of the
var. in a recent sumber. the Ledger says
The people ef The North and West desire
tis rebellion g. DC put down. hrst because
.sy regard IL as entirely without Justification
a "a sec,id because their own vital INFER
o u are 50 intyn4tely bound up IN - Cnion
o. the States that permanent severance
you'd be destructive ~ them Sell preser-
ysti5n - the firsf Law OF nature, and, "e.e
there no other considerations. our people
add especially those Of the West ~Ossd
Do JUSTIFIED Ia p1iting forth their mighticst
serx.es 10 su6due this rebellion Without
tie Union. the West al once sinks into con.
dition Of abiect dependence upon her neigh
blrs. With the richest aud most varied soil.
with scenery the most magnificent. and eli
N ,te the rnost denghtfal-ail these great al
vantage. which have been bestowed upon rs
By the God OF nature will be useless unless
TIE Union j. restored 10 its original eondi
ton.
Bot the West while receiving great bies-
sings from her connection vita the Eastern
and Southern States, y capable OF imparting
great blessings in return From our abund
ant storehOuses We can furnish enough OF
wheat to feed the world, ana from our corn
growing region and prairiss we can supply
pork and beef enough for the worlds mar
kets. For some OF these articles, the PEG
pie Of the South now Vanishing, and We
kaow hat there are N our midst true and
l,yal. but kind hearted men VINO are grieved
q know that their kindred and friends IN that
section are suffering for the want OF the ari
ces OF which we have such a supcrabundance
forgetting. for the moment, that il is their
own crimes and follies which have reduced
them 10 their present condition.
Notwithstanding the ardor and enthusiasm
With which our people are rallying TO arms &c
sipprcss the rebellion. and restore the Unior
We believe but the fewest number are ami
mated By any thirst for revenge against The
authors Of our troubles. OF desire TO visit
item with other punishment than would nat
u.ally follow the success OF our arms. We
have suffered great wrong at the hands o
TIE seccssionists, but should rene bel
that these people were once our fellow cit
xsn-, living with and with them on
trims OF iraternal Intercourse. When the
rsbellion shall have been suppressed. the
masses of our people will desire To meet the
muses. of the people VI the South on the
same terms as when their Intercourse was 81
rIdely brought TO Close by the action OF the
ambitious men Of the South.
Were tho citizens OF the South permitted
by those IN authority there 10 know the trutt
they would have learned ere this, that "a,
people Of the North. a. n body. have no de
sire whatever 10 interfere with their domes
tic institutions. or TO deprive them of an,
right conferred upon them by the Cons;itu
ton. Jefferson Davis and his satellites msl
conceal this rom the people over whom the
play the despot. for the time being. but
csEnot be 80 always. The light Of truth Vii
eventually break a upon the nov embttere
,uthern people. they viii discover hos viel
tley have teen deceived by thOss wbof
s,ey have trusted. and a large portion Of tbs
fury which they are now disposed 10 vrea
span the North. they will visit upon those {
whom il more properly attaches This j. hu
nan nature, which Is pretty much the sam
IN all sections and all countries.