The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-16

ore-6fth OF the whole metsinc ee''e"o' "
n. vor,d. ofshis sueust Eve hundred and
twenty millions Of dollars we're derived from
the nine. Of the United State Who sass
We are not a great psopssf
Hon. Wm. " Duns on Emancipation
The following remarks Of Hon MCKEE
prxs. of the ID Indians District. IN fPly
"a oxrs Lovsycy, reflects the ntiment oil
80. ,s.,hs OF the Republicans and Union
n-mocrots Of the State Of Indiana;
n, Dsnn-Mr. Speaker. | desire TO say q
e. xoxt.. with the permission OF the gen
$3.50 ram Il.nois. do not know wheth-
=. .odert k~s a. be the interpreter OF the
GA T.x.msut alvne, or Ut the New likewise
hat IL seems % me there Is a parable m the
~ Testament much more worthy OF Our
c,psider.tion than the chspter OF joshua
xhich no has caused % be read TO ". IL
y. r,,,hie Of the whe { and the tarss.-
That uarab.e was Intended 10 teach Us thst
evil and rood are sometimes 90 ntcrmixsu
th.t the evil cannot be ersdscsted vi hou'
destroying the good ssd that ~ such cases
IL l. better ~ spare Lne c'h TOT 'ine' y
s.ke ~ the eood. There Il a rrolound ph'-
Io-ouhy as sel az Osri-ti an charity n the
s;mcls nsrsbse. Our saviour dbd rot recsn'
med the p,licy which T. ., sehs.aeat y ar
eel by the gentlem n from Ils -. N . tns
FIRE. .n,uid be Immediately pailsi up; Out
a~ivs.sadel<y until the a .rse-s. lrss the wheat
slouId'ts rssset np = IN the tares.
Th~ renfl sm "a fr,m lliapiS. and tl0>e
Who c,-os~rste sfb him ia rtdic Il me s-ure-
in this Hoa-e. cmn5t slit for the evils "'
slavery o. bs rem asl By tine and the pro
gress ii events-io. they mos e xe h'ld o'
he t,re. an destroy bSth whe,t and tss :
Ia ta~ir m az ef ,rts q Curry out their schemes
C,neasas they my. he j. Tor m king war
.tirrrtls upon slavery. Conceal u ss ne
"a as wsuld tuin toe ak hundred thous 'ns
-s,L4 ca. vns have sunteerei % pee -erse
me ntsgety ol Ihis Ua1on and the authority
.. our - erssenr. l.t, Mid crusade 10
tue overthfss ~aj sKsi.ctinn of slavery :
Wv. lct ne tell MIN that 4 -ueh . paTpHs
had oeen proclaimed ny "a AZ the c'mnence
ut this var; Il this q 'vernm. Mt a"
proclaimed sach a po.iey: It be had been :
Che hssd OF the government. ss ne susgeste
and thu.k God DC = not, aud not likely
be-
NJ Loveisy-rhat Is not 80 certain :
Laughter !,
NJ. Danl-If the ro'icy suggested by u
gentleman h ri been adopted. instead 81 ~
inr sx hundred thousand oidlsrs loyai
the Government In the neld, he would NV
had only an Insignificant band at john oroS
synpath'zers At his heels.
believe cir. that slavery has receive
from this rebellion il death blow All '
have % do 10 70 give Il time 10 die.
Here follow. a short running debate y
sweea Mr.. Lsvejoy. NJ. Stevens. Of Pen
s~ylvania. and Mr.. Dann. which we exelu
as being unnecessary 20 q full understand
Of Mr. Daln's rem srks- Ne Dunn th'
continued:
The gentleman from Peunsylvania impu'
certain sentiments a. oae ol the Represent
tyes on this door. from the Sts,e of he
lucky. fMr. wieklifs3 ssyin.. rs ulds
stand him. thss that eenfiem m pre- erred q
preservation of slavery Ia the pre-ers tim.
the Constitution and the Unon. he IN
intimates th4t /. living Also ON the borfs
sympathixe with the gentleman irom he
lucky in that feeling l am clad ut the .
portunity OF saving TO On q gentleman that
do rot exslt slavery ab-vs our csastitItlo
that I would make 40 sacrifice OF our =
stirution 90 preserve slavery. ard that ]
x.rd the preservation OF the Union and {
perpstustioa o our present form of Cover
nent a. f< N re i'm ~.ssrttut q me. To-
people OF nv dty. api % The genera tons ,
Go come. than the pre-ervation Of slavery
M I do not belieys his GDvernmeut Is
oeTpetu ted. or that these institutions c
handed dowu 20 ppsterisy. u, iastetd
oihering 20 that policy whvh weprycl,im
10 the world at the m-Ht o. 9
controversy. We now cut loose from q
moorincs. aud instead OF struggling or {
reservation OF the Government. m Ike thi
usr upon slavery. l tell you that II
general emsnc patton OF slaves = 20 be ,
nol,cv our vnieu y forever gone. and t'
Il no redempaiop Cor IL. We might It'll h
aUusor OF the tree States great .
powefai unisn- Vni'n which would
time. throw - shadow over any Other c
fsdsrscy on thSropt nett; but store-s r
the rpsonunaxsuH51rv years aso. . -
posible. r{his ssH upon lavs
With foJ kboud tge. With all
xatas Of = Il - called. inl
..ven vit Interest IN the So
aud tormin! RI alike " Old a
middle age. and orphan ch
hood. the atse0 = blot I, out Of eSiste
bv a fierce fsrsT DO tue part at the Go, e
ment Is a. Wild and ehins~rioal n scheme
ever enta-ed the brain OF = N DIN n.
L am for mais,tain ng the auth 'rffs OF
asssrnment Ifslsse y rtami. Ia the y
slavery must get Out oi the Wy y"
strike do-n every ia,ersst that opss-e-
zee AID prosper = o. oar coun'ry nd
Uhecesssrs {, c,nfscsts the slave 81 reb
let them os co.6 -catsa. il the Abnl'nos
slavery e.aass - the result q! III var
the object ar the naruose OF it--thei e.
a M4n~ rest GA N sc msdnsp NM have a.
xsd slavery into the b ocdy arena
n.u iErhes his lse.ds INTO hs "a IA a
sod raises . rsv erth thcn. he must
sRptsin h M the melee he eess n.
a. al b~ b~k~@ S.. ~ the rebel
vsr> "a ~ grt 0ts bard krerk. u
4 kr iAra. sml II bud reeve - A
= snslibe ~ a usnsr - ia ha.er +.
80 tv~r sfSisvs-~ ~~n g~usi+m-
= dos It'd thu. ia ! Ave afegld
r.mpr. - -ar fare sthcrs ne
ra.Ua n cou ] ne er h.se bee tsfm
aauA been fsr tie gene ~ rem
..,. shsch he founders ~ n ~erru
ma 70 an s.'ias q stall of % 6
Dr. mi-es.
wsut m bssser q yer N .n; fsr rse.
Or nv chiidr~n. a q nhseh orr f,thrr n
ed % ~ ! N walug <ha assy :
-kire he : a. prs ecfieo go That y
eve eonsutai,nally eatit'ed 70 ""
eve Z 20 N re. I tai1k shst nv vose,
shi- so~ ti.d.c-te ny re7otsstnr srom
sscl. ins nustan - tat mtde by TIE <el
mn from ren>y.ssna A o <hvsE
~I<gA sn tle Caicazo 80 orm. % The -
Pc eonu.iatcd ~ the Flessdsai IA us
au-ursf. su sks reaestei and simo<t rs
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