The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-01
Prom the sIss Restscss.
CAny Al cAInnrs. Kr-l
Dec "a, 1851.

but The long looked Tor "fof"aro now
msns" has not yet taken place. and We still
rust In camp. ~sequirsns an intimate kso~i-
edge Of southern climate. sca and inhablt.
snss at Uncle sans expense. am sorry
canno, speak ofshs last ~ Of the two former,
bat I assure you that there are several Of ss
here vhoss idess OF Southern chivalry and
s,s gallant Ksisssek." are growing small
by cerrsss. and beautifully Lee. The high
hopss ws had bslli on the hopes OF Southern
ualonIsn. have ,oppisd into the dust. and
Am nos sure bat " Kentucky bad embraced
the csuss OF The cenfsdsrus~s isst April The
Union cause would have been further alans
than Il Il. The Union men are restrained by
presidents aud co~nssisusionsi snsesmen's.
The rsbsls regard neither precedent nor Con.
ssisa,ios. The old men are for the Union
the young. The hssdsuong and the vigorous
are lsd Into the trap Of disunion. SO Tia.
that though We receive cheers and praises ~
ws move along. yss few. very fec Of those
vho about FOE Ne are willing 10 shoulder a
msskss. and march to battle with us. A Tn.
Ion man here. 10 q very dinsrsa, thing from
. unIen man In Indiana
Atsiaiss 70 The gree, bagbsar that drives
many from their alIeg'sncs. They seem %
shlnk their whole duty 10 done - long ~
they remain at home and DO not rebel. and
regard the Government a. . power from
~hieh they are 10 draw benefits. with the re-
turn entirely discretionary. They want the
Union with an "if' or . "but" aud avoid the
miry ditch Of abolition with such . real tina,
they run Into the southern slough. Il "a un-
dsnisbls that the southern mind 70 impregna-
.si With an intense disirus, Of the north. and
10 sensitive on the saejscs Of '~'nisger." They
Aink Niger" dream "aigsss'' and In eve.
~ thing that Il offered, they fascy they see a
yankee trick" 10 Got their darling nIggss
away from them. IL Is a problem worthy Of
Locke 20 get at their real sentiments through
the heap Of dsnunciatiens they pile up. but
the general summing n Il. I'm = Union
nan. but damn the s~bolisionIsts." and every
man whose nativity IL north OF the Ohio Ia
an abolitioniss until ne prcves himself other
viss. 20 you p~ercsivs The difficulties OF our
position are undcrr~sed. What the Union
men and refugees msy do ! cannot say. bu,
a. yet they have lone very iit,ls.
Az to the other. (seeesslonl side Of the
question. I eannot cay much. tha, sentiment
being like the milk SICK" another Green
River institution. about three miles ahead
IL - really wonderful how much Union sen
timsnt l. developed BY our ARRIVAL When
We we're 80 Henderson. this was regarded a
pssgect Hsecesh hole" ba, on our arrival
fAdsI American dsgs we're swinging from ev'
ssy house. When you find a man. (or more
gsn.raliy q boyl who cannot deny having
been Ia the secession camp. be was always
forced in" or fooled ia." OF got in in some
other equally Innocent way. Occasionally
however. Que 6ads q real ''s<cesh." Who vii
talk out. and il is a treat ! assure you. One
such ,rea, I have had with a gentleman how,
ever. Who strongly ~repodissed the name Of
secessionist he sly ed himself a "Southeru
RIshs's MAJ" He vas an i~atslligs Il. con
versible m,n from the far south somewhere
and gave a, nv request. a fall detail OF tho
causes for ~hiek Kentucky sheuIi .esedc
and. "vsdiy. I was as.onishsd At his doc
tsius." xo cstagss' 10 oppFession' re''ar
alton without representation" nothing NJ al
Of The kisd. onls = issr that something migh
be donsl With oas single exception b,
agreed exactly with the Davis valiandighau
party o the north. The exception va a
regard 10 the i<as 10 seesds. In eonuo,
9Th that action he held that the north has
No right 10 elect a tree soil Prssideni-thai
alter doing -. they on shs ~ have agreed o
the crittsnien compromise. OF sonsthin.
else sith pesfrct guarantees for slavery
that the fugitive slave la~ ought 20 be msi'
more stringent and better executed, &c. &c
bu, he held In regard 70 State action. TIA
the south had a p~rssei Fighs 70 sscede. an
consequently this ~ar. on the part OF th'
north. Was a wicked. unc.lied for Invasion
shis. i'll understand Ga northern syups
shisers they adm, that this a rebellion. h
many respects iassihaole. bat suii = rebel
hon. II ell other respects this secessionl.
-oald have made = frss rate peace IN
csnrrcssiss msa" IN Indiana. Ne dws'
,ong on The superior hospitality ard hig
bred resaszent Of the south. told him =
eoolan's exactly see it- &nd referred him ,
De primitive manners aud oil fsshisne
sl~ssiis ard gsnsrsl ignorance bad notices
oh yes, wss The Characteristic reply. 20
-r.-k ef ne esnnon r<orss. syeu -seei
have .e<a hs rs.s southern snssfi ID
anor- u. Ssaiis.<z Of TIE th. yea -
Cad thisSs dixsfsnt" Asd this 10 The ron
man opinion of al The -eathera elect b
snouyb q he ehitslr
S.nr< ~s have sonas = he esnclGsisa -
% irn<asse mnven>ns ~s 20 take phe,
sLe ave bees oses,s~j N n2kin
sA<u.e.sss a. comfortable - possbis "a
DE ~iassr. The Md. e-ssufsi nousk .
xovsno<f has soos 70 ~sss-yss. dat
sb. -ord. wasted" ] h.d sinsss ssa criz
isally wasted. ssi ss- il = 10 lsady e