The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-16

cession took place The very party IN pow
or has proposed 10 guarantee slavery forever
IN the States. II the South would but re
main In the Union. Mr.. lincoin's message
proposes no freedom Ia the slaves, but an
nomnces subsection OF his owner 20 the VIII
OF the Union. la other words 20 the will OF
the North. Even after tie battle of Bull
Run. both branches Of the Congress at
Washington passed resolutions that the war
Is only waged 10 uphold that pro slavery
constitution, and 10 enforce the laws (many
of them pro slavery and out OF ~ votes "a
the Lower House. they received all bat two,
aud in the Senate all bat one vote. As the
army commenced ts march the commanding
General issued an order tlat 40 slave should
bc received into or allowed 10 follow the
camp. The great obicet Of the war. there
fore. a. now officially announced. j. not 20
free the slave. bet 10 keep him ia subsection
10 bis owner. and 10 control his labor
! through the legislative channels which the
Lincoln government aeslgn 10 force upon
the master.
FUTURE ORGANIZATIONS.
There bad been call lora Union Con-
vcntion 70 be held in this city, on the ls,a
OF June. II l. a. follows:
~Oser sixty thousand OF The ciiizens OF
Indiana having voluntarily taken up arms
for the defense OF the Government. and The
preservation Of the constitution, and the lib
critics OF the people. il Is unbecoming those
who remain at home 10 array themselves IN
partisan warfare against each other, when
the probable consequences mast be TO pre-
vent the resources of the country from being
/, applied 10 the support and maintenance OF
the army, 10 engenger strife aud dlscord, u
- -.
= and recruits for the ranks thinned by the bat
> tie and many terminate in the demoalizs
ton Of the army, and the overthrow OF con
. stitn,ional liberty.
Therefore. most earnestly deprecatng al
efforts to keep on foot party Influences, pre-
JUDGES and discipline, all persons, Hector
of Indiana, who are in favor OF the ylgor0u
prosecution Of the war for the preyeryatioi
, OF the Union and the maintenance OF tn
&c Constitution, and opposed 10 the disloya
&c Convention of the 9Th OF January last, are
D without respect 10 past political associations
j" invited 10 meet IN Mass Convention. at la
dianapols on the 18Th Of June next, for the
! purpose of nominating candidates for th'
/" Offices of State. 10 be so:ed for at tie mex
general election
>, And TO the end that Indiana may con
/" tinue TO enjoy the high position with the 9th
CT states NuiJt sic iiao att TIC ltt1chN -.
>" hitherto occupied, and that all the onefgie
x OF the State may be unitedly put forth TO
~ the esiectua suppression of the rebellion
~ that the Constitution may be respected. II
II authority Acknowledged. and law and orde
once more established ali over the land, Il
= earnestly hoped that all good citizens vii
for the time, put aside party, and unite 10
the country
se IL would be seen that all were invited I
u attend. 10 suspend for the time being the
!" opinions upon old party questions, and unit
III upon the distinctive issue of loyalty 20 tn
C. constitution and the support Of the govern
ment ia its efforts 10 crush rebellion. II
did't believe IL TO be a Republican trap I
"A. catch Democrats He had every reason
lat believe that the members of that party wei
TO into the movement sincerely and IN goo
~ faith Some men thought Republican
= couldn't do right. but he for ono was vii
,al inc 10 give them a chance lie would rat
no or associate with Black Republicans tia
.er with traitors II they adopted platform
DIV principles founded upon adherence 10 q
~ Constitution and LOYALTY % the Goverumer
lld and placed upon the ticket good men 4
= cared no, who they might be- il would =
ant celve his hearty approval aud support. l.
70. trusted every loyal man would do iikewis
.ut for the first dUiy was - maintain the co
or stituiion by every mean IN our power. DO
he NJ home by our influence and vote, and
~ the field by the sword and bullet.
al Judge Hughes concluded his speech
follows
lne In conclusion. say. be loyal. Stand
%. the constitution. Uphold the GovernmeI
Stand by the flag. Bury all party idens Al
-, preiudices Tor the present. United in o
- great, invincible. patriotic, Union organic
IN ton BY all your love for the gallant -
-. diers of the country nov exposed in it,
Ia Tense, by the green graves OF the fall
-. martyrs OF the constitution now silently >
80, pealing 10 YOU from every church yari
~ the land. by the uncoainei bones N
= bleaching on the fields of war, by your hol
80 of Justice against those who have filled {
a. country with widows and with mourning
-. March on with resistless. united tread un
-, treason Is cruchcd aud the authority of I
:" Constitution re established and unguest'on
s over every foot Of the States and Territor
IN. of the Union