The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11

Government. We need a Jackson. Who,
shen a fl0sd. Goscnor q Virginia, sent
hiu ~ord he would not allow Federal troops
- pA.s through that state 20 put down =
south Carolina nsurTecton--tel ooE. lloyd
aid the oid~ero. the troofs shall pass
through. and. " the eternal. I'll cut biz ears
Of We owe an obligation . cur townships,
counties and State. which l most fully be
lieye IN carrying out most faithfully We
likewise owe ~ Obligation 70 thas national
tor eminent which protects Us and gives u
a zane and character IN every portion OF the
earth I aekno~l edge the -ignet and seal Of
Nashiust0n. jefferson and Hancock. who
made us a national Union. gave " a national
name. and the powers gwen 10 the Federal
Government mnsi b- carried ont or there !
no hope Tor the stability Of our republican
institutions. Acu we're tod BY me many
wears ago that tie tr-; act u public dsobe
dience 70 lau was tie frst fatal step IN the
downward road 20 anarchy We are re4hz
ing this truth. When Jefferson Davis aseF
tel IN hi. Inaugural 20 the so-called Conied
crate States the doctrine that our faiher.
formed a confederate Union. sDd not a IA
t.onai Government. We started OF tbs down
ward road This principle Of a nauonei cx
htencc underlles al cur Institutions What
hope = there Tor contracts. for engagements
81 any kind. Nhcrh will YOU expect 10 find
any integrity or moral worth II this principle
enonci3i-i Is the Confederate States, that
any State may -ecedc az pleasure anu des
troy the Government from the passion -
seif.hues, Of ~ hour. 3 once recognized
anl adopted You may then -hut up vour
schools. colleges, family governments and all
your institutions. and you are rapidly passing
on the road % anarchy and disorder. ! do
not .top 70 discuss the question OF the right
- ....f-r..r. Tie >.nfEarH >fufga nflFa
IL present conduct on the principle a.ser
tel b, Mr Davis 70 man can pretend that
the right Of res oiutiOn eau exist 20 any pco
q pe Who have the ballot box ani in ihs c4.e
having a majority IN the leading departments
agreeing With them on the questions AZ issue
E III they had remained la the tnion
The question j. wis, j. our duty ~ the
present hour We all desire peace. We
wish 70 restore the Government Of our Ia
Their The best men differ IN ansH erng this
b question. one thing We should ali DO. il Ne
differ le, us difer a. American citizens We
i. can do 10 good hv calling each other hard
names What = he eject Of calling some
men traitors. somc aboiifiouists. Ny coun.
e trymen. Ne drift towards lie .ea III anarchy,
O and il becomes Us 70 treat those wha differ
with Us a. citizens of onr republic. You may
expect strong measure You may look foi
e MANY things to arouse the passions Of men
! War is q great calamity. bGi there IS a great
or disgracc-tse destruction o. the Govern
ment and the principles on which the peace
and happiness OF the country repose.
, Men talk Of the suspension OF the wit oil
Labeas corpus. II Nr. Lincoln should sus
Il pend this wri; ia time OF peace, there ! no.
u township IN this State Which nae not uiora
force or power enough - drive him from
" Washington IA an hour. There Is a grea
5 difference between strong menasures used i 4
sustain government ane those used 20 des
troy it, We are no ; realizing the fruits oi
lond and bitter sectional controversy agaias
n which I have long warned YOU. One Of th'
p results Of the election OF lcOO. was the plac
ine OF ultra men in the executive chairs o
many Of the Northern and Southern States
, The great masses Of the people did nof be
ID lese the consequences would result wnicl
IN have, or more conservative men would hay'
been elected. Hence We have seen the diai
cultic- tie people have met with IN carrying
= out public sentiment IN many ofthe States O
Il the Union. NJ conviction = firm that thcr
NJ u a stronger body 81 Union men in the Sour
+, than Is generally known. see 10 way 9
" reaching the true men Of the South but b
< b--lkinr the b4ckbone OF this rebellion
a The leaders ~ the rebellion contrsl publ
sentiment by force. threat. and ovcrawin
the quiet sni those who de-fe peace an
unity.
Th.s nav seem strange Have you No
seen . few bad men DO the same thing
ie MANY portions % the North. les. Qui,
IA and good men viii not always rise 10 put DON
amOb. l0uhave seen men publicly whippe'
!. Jails torn Town ana men hung by a mob
y sight Of Judges AMI sheriff. Men with whoi
le | talk say. can We succeed in breaking dow
the rebellion . ! say yes. Il va To be e
=, Pected from the long time the rebellion h
been brewing. and the extensive preparation
M made by IL leader. that ve would NEE. wit
n some defeats az first such has been the n
"A suit Ia ail-such contests with government
where a portion OF tie people conspirS
~ against them ] 30 uot expect 10 see Al
southern people conquer this Northern rae
ch One thing 5 most evident. that you canni
I'M point b The page ol history whore twen.
an millions % people. possessing the moral pos
er. wel'th and integrity ~ TIC Worth. Ea'
l. faned b such a contest Nav. iat. IL
- have more beuefo ie.t nsftuton- more mo
al integrity and power than lsif of me re
. pie ct re Old World. Numbering h nlrels
az millions. Oar strength j. not alone in none
he and property. IL consists in those runeipi
n. underlying the Gorcfrmcut of orr father
IN and Ne acserve 20 he slaves 81 We do nai -,
lr tain fhem 10 tbs dark hour Of adversely
- Wei - 90 rostcftff- was not amnrI so
e. fellow citizens. When our arscnals. rcvcau
a. cutters and custom houses wore seized ind
fsi.e pfetcnscs 81 protection by armed NIB
- and When sumter Va heleaGuct and - %
brave men vifhst04d thousands. and az l.
b our hag. the aag of oar Fathers and the L
49, ion. was rulel doWn 20 traitors, but where
Ill vas. ia = fore IN coauiry. J heard but o.
all sentiment 81 paf~ofi- devotion - the Jnis
from one cal IL TIC North % the other. AZ
lie 1reat uprising 81 this people in defense
the country. the MON. 10 lar. vas greet.
hy the people II the Old Nor'd uta 81
or buraf &C astonishmcnt. admiration aud fscs
r. are Tsea If vas right % speak write m
6sht aesiass fh- a-mei treason. Shall q,
feat alter Tie -rnl ment Nlsl men und'
D. c1foi ~ aeiesf -1r now ehst trey dai NJ
90 then Nat. lt1t was reht fter. - - na-
be anl an hrrifci deiesD csfr.' alter fhe guc
tson let. nst .fcai.. tlc afs .feie
o. earth thrown up against sumter vss trcl-a
ssd sholii have been dcflt with "a sdr
Eh hnt u 80 bad hsd a Jackson ~ Tire VII.
- House ehcn Joseph I Or catered ip trc
~. With sc Pfcsiien' boa ~9Gfh Ctfeina mig
ia Dissolve orr relation 81 ihe in'en. Pc woa
he have ad ~ Orr. there = Tie door. az
n a Marshal - take sou ln custody
- There i. moro DANCE tbs lae from 4
~ riaci North than from ANYTHING else
- hrm. dccdcd. united North. wiH settle n
: Nncsfion. and that speedily But We mt
= ~ten % these r~iolerf. ia crtbie Abo'
Zionist. >s North Mo sre assertng e.
"a the object offa-r i7 to Interfere Nfh 81
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