The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21
The Democratic Presses ana Tue IN
ION Convention.

The Democratic journals. which are sup
ror,inr the ticket placed before the people
Of shs State. by the sth Of January co"'en
t..,n. are yer, much psrplssed a. she result
Of he Union Convention Ot " edinesdsy last
They anticipated That IL would he composer
almost exclusively % Republirsr'. and that
r, .nv Dehosrats-'sd. zttcrd, !. would %
i. n,,tcr q curiosity With them. bu' hs
t,-uit ~ the Convention has utterly a'ionua
q them H. Il. proceedings they see the
,,u.. o1 tho most influential AID loading |
Demorrsrs 81 the State. and on n ticket |
che, see also. two 81 che most prominent
Democratic name. Which once gave chafac-
s~r 70 thar party. The BRioHr Journals d'-.
rever Al once that Their canse !. hopeless.
and -, their party Will be over~helpcd
wiih defeat Among the more prominent
Democrat participating "a the action OF the
Convention. were Henry Sceres, aud ID F.
williamson. oi Putnam county. John Moi
,,,.ou al washington county. VIM. A. bckle
Of Wasne. Martin NJ. Ray OF Marion ana
smith of Allen couats. There we're many
other leading Democrats IN the Convention
bat the above named gentlemen we're per
han. the most prominent and the beet known
% tho pccrls OF tie State They iscl The
necessity II tscsrding party Issues ~ th's
time, in order that the people may gres
more united support 10 TIC government N
hs prosecution OF the var While sisis
thonsani Of our fellow citizens ara undergo
lng the peril- Of the battle field aud the mis-
eries Of the camp. loo the preservation OF our
Governments. a III becomes IA I'd fan the
dame vi party prejudice. or kindle anev u.
expiring embers. The men composing that
Coaxcution. mutually agreed TO let patty -.
cues .iunsbef for the present. and the plat
torn there adopted u such thAi every loyal
man can support t. Il = Tor an economical
administration oil public affair. ami the un
conditional suppression of the rebellion -
This. every man. who j. losa' 20 the Govern.
n,est Of his fathers can heartily endorse
We believe the ticket dominated will suit
the vossss Of the State. and I'll be elected
D. seventy i've Thousand msloriiy. The
intle faction which jesse ID Bright Leads
and by means of which be- hopes to be re.
surnsd to the United States senate. has los,
IA power for evil The patriotic masses.
regulate che leadership. and despise the ef
forts OF yslIandighlm and Voorhees, 10 array
the State in opposition 10 the vigorous pross
ecution Of the var, and the yind'ca,'on OF
the Constitution.
That there are s0me men the ticket
nominated on tho slh Of January. who arc
both loyal aud honest. Ne 10 not Doubt
Rat those Who control and lead Tho party.
ar. mart 4 % tae Southern Confcderacy. aud
are conspiimented by the leading traitors for
their devotion 70 their cause That party.
II su~ce-sful ursler the leadership Of Bright.
would render tho State powerless TO aid the
Federal Government Ia any measure for the
suppression of the rebellion. Its weight
WonId be thrown In favor Of compromising
with the leaders OF the sosthern confeder.
acy. and toleraling them IN representing the
rebel States again ia the National Legisla-
ture II has no conflict with Jsff Davis and
rs as.ociases. bat al it, senom and bitter
nes are thrown against the Eastern States
aai Federal Government. IT. hatred Of the
East. AMI IL love Tor the rebels are m4is-
tested, beyond controversy, IN the distinct
features OF e. policy. Iohno Davis. Jesse
u. Bright. and Hon y W Voorhees,, are the
Acknowledges! csp3ncnts Of u policy. Jes-
- u, Bright VA e2f-lird from his sest IN
the Senst. ios ,he highest crime knowa 10
oas lavs 10 w'ss-s.iinr the rcnel President
y ob.sinsng "i,ssss.si fse-r,as." az time
shca the felcrsi Government w. s-ssgei
- "a ~ ~hya h. knew susi ".atxevsi
sc. arms." Fete - D. usel ty rebels 5 TIE
<ushorsss and laws OF he United Sf-srs
For tbs hieh csisns Ar Rsivhi va ars,igne,s
IN fAs Seaase lie m s,le a .reech in b.. own
csisu>s. Proc 70 tAe delivery Of n. speech
sgsinn hlsosa expulsion. Tho -ih 81 Iauu-
sTy Conv~otioo diseharsei - MISSION Ne
hr'gsi ms1e NJ -pecc,, immediately ,f'cr
wsris. and eniorsed si.al Convention. ani
snlogired Is platform IN the highest terms.
Rat ~e shall be cold the mere endorsement
~ sae Convention ~ NF Rr'ghs dii not
msks Is sesirct a. ,isv.
Ba; there sse other matter wAlch show
giainls thai BsieuT .reals controlled Il, A.
liza IN every rars:ca.zs.- bRfesr csasas.e,d
tic ssso IA he Lskscn'lal campaisn. n
'.sespf bssrSsxsiesr. AMI again, DoreLss
vesc - an uniyinr hostility between
hisasslf al Nc po,..s. -. sal when re-s
Into. - ie,rc.,vesi ~ that Gas eation.
e-.scf.'sg - ''sres' aa< 49, Dsncis.. -
Nc. cooKssls Of ne Jasrasi. Hoall 49,
Cor b. ooarss o. ~ ar p)l.cy a Pse.ilsss
Ls~eots. : va iFaominsoa-iy shse~a out 81
tse Coaseas'ea. 40 mar stase.1sn- n.me
hi-.~i ss-l ircfei - ~ he member 81 a.
Coassasien t.. .ass aloae slo~s that NJ.
Baica5. All .h.'ae 49, controlled Ne acton
sfthas r.ecsiar. friiv ..s.isrssoss .. 4 .,h~s.
II N. smsA.s'eally q Ss->si Rssesr 80
sen,ios,. al Represented l.ss pss.rv , ,ss-
AL Il u no~ laLofipr a. sstasa ar A. tie
unstei stsa<- senate. sna Ill ~ -. .:.~eid
ill-sort.lhe TO tie coaa,fy pa, 4 "a roves