The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-02

DINAliat no. NV ~ 40 ittlr"tAk -
Cen. Prices Proclamation ssued al Neosho, |
Felisr Cinz<as: lnthc month OF June last
was called ~ the comraatd Of a hand on OF !
Nisouriaus, who nobly gave rp home and 4
comfort 20 espouse In that gloomy hour. tho I
ea2ro OF our bleeding county. Struggling /
With the most causscas and cruel dcspotism /
known among civilized men. When peace
aud protection could no longer be es3oyed but !
10 the pr.ee "a honor and liberty. yoer Chief
magistrate siIcd for City thousand ncn 70
dris the rrthless invader irom coil made
fruitful by YOUR labors, and cotsecratcd by
your h0mes. To that call les than five
thonses,d responded, out OF q male popnla-
ton exceeding two hundred thousand men.
Oas 10 forty only stepped forward 10 defend
With their fessons and their lives the cause
OF the constitutiun. liberty and hun IN RI htr
Some allowances are "a be made on the sc-se
OF the want OF nilit ~ organization. sup
possd wsiit Of AIm-. the Eecesssry retreat OF
the army southward. tho biockaie o. the riv-
err. and the p,c-ence OF an organized Zoe =
tut nearly SIX month"; have now Iassec -
Your crops have bren TILED, your haivesis
have been respod. your preparations Tor
winter have been N de-. the army OF hi>sasi-
ri organized and c4oslcI and on ts way tor
the rive. The toe Is still la the field; the
Country blecds and the leo le 70 sn u.sisr
the lnh ction OF zoe. marked " "a all TIE
ch ,rrcieris,;cs OF barbarian wsrfare Aud
where now are TIC q ~ thous md 10 avenge
our wrongs aud free our county, IL I'd u ~
an .u<,nd meu a ,cked ~ our stand mi. with
their shot guns IN their hands, there wuu q
ut n..w be a feder,l hireling Ia the State Ia
p ute our soil. Instead OF ruinei csnIlnu-
n e. starving lam Is and de-slated dis
tr,ct-. we should have had people blessed
with protection nd with stores 10 ~ ply the
wants, necessities aud comforts OF hie.-
Where are those fifty th ,u-and meny Are
IL ssourans no longer true TO them>eyesg
Are they a timil, time--erving craven race,
ut only Tor subsection 70 despoty AwAke,
INV countrymen, 70 sense OF whft consfi-
tutes the dignity and true greatness ofa peo-
pie. A few men have fought Jour b,t les;
a icw mcn have dared the danger OF the bait
tie field, tew have b,rrs the hardsh p OF
the camp. The scorching snn Of summer and
the frosts OF winter. the n .irria OF he swamp
aud the privations incidei 10 our circum~taii
ces; fatigue aud huulcr md thirst. often
without blankets, without shoes. W III in
sufficient clothing. with tho cold wet earth
Tor 4, bed. the sky for 4 coz ing and stone
tor pillow, glad only &c me-. he enemy on
the field. where some paid the nDb'est dero-
ton known among men on earth TO the cause
OF your country aud your rights with the 7
lives. But where ono has been lost on the
field, three have been lost by disease, Undue
cd by privaion and toll
During all those trials we have murmured
not. We have offered all we had on earth at
the altar of orr common country, our own
beloved Missouri, and we only now ask orr
fellow citizens, our brethren, TO come 10 u
and help u wear what we have gained. and
to win an ever glorious inheritance from the
hand of the spoicr and oppressor. Come TO
us brave sons of Missouri Rally 70 our
standard, ! must have fifty thousand men.
| call upon you in the n ne VI your cOuntry
for fifty thousand nenl Do YOU STAY az home
20 take care OF our and your TO. ertyf Mil
lions of dollars have been lost because YOU
= .yed at home. Do you stay at home tor
qualification More men iave been murder
ed home than have lost in FIVE successful
bittles. Do you stay ~ homo 10 secure
terms with tho enemy Then ] warn you
the dry mty svon cOmc whea YOU m,y be
surrendered TO the merces o. that c, emy,
and YOUR substitutes be gwen up 20 the Hes
sian and the Jayhawker. ! cannot. | will
dot attribute such motives % yoY INV coun-
| trymen. But where are our southern rights
friends? We must drive the cppessor frum
our land. l must have nifty thous men,
Now Is the cr.sss OF your fate. nov the golden
opportunity 10 save tho State Now "a the
day of your political salvation; the time for
enlistment for our brave band IA be inning
20 expire. Do not hold their patience DO
yond endurance Do not longer scken the T
! hearts by hope deferred. They begin to en-
Qulre, where arc our friendsy Who shall
give them an answer BOYS aud small prop.
crty holiess have, IN the main, fought tho
battles tor the protection of your property.
and where, they SIX. where are the men iOr
! whom we arc hghlings How shall /. how
can explain. citizens OF Missouri | call
upon yvu BY every consideration o. interest.
w every desire of safety, by every tie that
binds you homo and country, delay
longer, Let the dead bury their CO d.
| Leave y,ur properly 10 take care " itself.
commend YOUR horacs 10 the protection OF
God, AID merit tine approo - IA and love OF
cui.dnood and Won hllOOd By shown. y0ui.
selves men. the SOUS 81 the Grave md irer.
VINO have bequs sthed % ns the s,cr-d trust
ot rec institutions. Come 10 the army @.
" s-Our, not tor week OF rn0nth. tut 70
zee Your country.
''St.iAe tiil each armed foe expires.
Strike svr yOul affairs and your fires.
S.uko Tor the ssecn grave vl youi sires.
God, snd Your native Lind
the burning h.ss OF pairi,tsm must in
tulTc Aiiu lead You OF a. = lo@l. t1-t tOu, JUST
.st the moment when al uiyit soie,-r be
s.veL. Numbers i've stIenrth NumVeis
l..t.m date the zoe. Numbers oiie. save llls
Necessity OF ii hung tiles Numbers make
our arms iues:si.b e. Numbers cofnm nd
u.nvers.i respect. and insure col tuesce.-
Ne mu-t have q ~ tivu>,Hd me..'
Lee The nerl-m n ie,ve nis tod, let the
sai user eve hls field. let the merch .nt ioave
nss shop. let the lawyer leave IA. uiiice. pli
NC restore the supremacy 81 law Let the
,sprants tor oihee aud place EnoN that they
will be weighed ~ the balance OF patriotism.
and may be louHd wanting II there BE any
craven crinsing spirits who have not the
greatness OF soul 10 respond % their cvun.
Try III Tor help. let them stay 80 home and
let only the brave and true come out "a JON
their brethren in the tented Geld. Come
" tn supplies Of clothing aud with tents. ~
YOU can procure them Come with your
, gus o. any description that can be made &,
Orng down foe. II yOa have no arms.
come without them. and we vii SIMPLY yuu
a. TAR n po<slbie. Bring cooking utensils
aud raiions Tor few weeks. BRING bisn-
kets aud heavy shoes. aad extra bed clothing