The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21
The Proclamation.


The Richmond papers are still discussing
tho Presidents emancipation proclamation.
The Erariner advises the removal of the
negroes from the localities of the Federal
army. and from the sections Of country where
il will likely penetrate. IL further advises
tho Confederate Government to give en-
ployment TO such negroes "a may be remoy.
ed into the interior for safety. This question.
which has caused the Federal Government
30 much trouble. and which has disturbed
the peace OF society for so long time. by its
agitation. Il at last producing trouble in the
ia the right quarter. IL i proposed now TO
remove the slaves into tho interior for safety.
II the rebel Government adopts that plan, Il
will, before n grea, while. be compelled TO
hnddle together the whole slave population in
very small circumference. for the Federal
armies will surely penetrate into the very
hs-f. Q. .ae slave States. Tho rebel gov
eminent will have heavy contract on its
hands, AMI one which j. going 10 be Of in
finite trouble to Il. IA GENERAL WALLACE
said WIEN addressing the people ofthis city
SON. s a'nec. "sisreyy 'riH likely die q
the arm Inere Is every prospectof il now.
The saves are 10 be removed as the army
advaneesthu. leaving nothing OF the insti,u-
ton behind il. in those localities which arc
In rebellion to the General Government on
the lst Of January lS61. IL will be difficult
for the rebel Government 10 furnish labor
Tor so many slaves in tho interior Of iis ter
ritory. II will furnish that government with
more trouble than has the conduct of the wal
so far Their characterization. caused by .
knowledge of the approaching Federal armies
and the approaching day ofiheir emancipation
will compel the removal OF the whites frem
the localities where the slaves may be KEEP
20 the larger towns aud cities. But greater
difficulty viii be In furnishing them food
The Grenada Appeal. in speaking of The Fed
eral success At iuka. saysn mourns tue fat,
of their defeated soldiers in that locality be
cause Of tho hitter want Of provisions an,
food 10 snbsisi them on during the coming
winter II i fact A. well settled a. any.
thing can be that the rebel armies vii
barely escape starvation this winter il drives
from Keutgcky. Tennessee. aud Ne Vale
OF Virginia. as they are sure TO be. And 10
tae rebel Government 70 undertake 90 fee
is armies. together With All the slaves tbs
NAV DC removed from the advancing pat
OF the Federal ssmies viii be task great,
than Il. can possibly perform. Ia : use
les % disguise the fact hat the proclsma
ton i having ia eject Il can ouly be cor
Siicscd asa war measure aud 80 considcrc
Il i the hardest stroke the rebel power h
vet received The man hat reasons himss
into the belief shat it Is worth only the pap
thatn i written upon viii find as the tr
approacaes for Il % take eject, that
rcasoninS va sally al faalt. Slavery m'
nov perish and With q the last hope q
rsbcl CouscdcrAcy. The rebellion vas ior
ded on slavery. and When IL foundation
destroyed TIC whole supersrucsnre Of 1
fabFsc must necessarily topic and fall I
rebel leaders VII no~ learn the troubles
the peculiar institution. 10 their sorrOw.