The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-26

Col. foRsEr in writing TO his paper says:
In the campaign that IS about to be opened
against the administration and the war. pow
erfnl emphasis Is about 10 be laid upon the
empty accusation that the friends of Mr.. LIN
coin favor unconditional emancipation and
negro equality. Contemplate as the accu-
sation is. it is frequently repeated by men
who. IN their heated partikanship. forget that
they are intelligent and reasonable beings.
A usual. the name OF Democracy" Is 10
he used a. a cover for this arrsnt dems-
socuism. In other DAYS. before the people
of the United States we're educated by
great war. which overturned all expectations
and destroyed old theories. such ''dvcrtise-
ment a. this might have passed current
But unless our masses have sunken into the
deepest slough OF ignorance. this attempt 10
sedace them into the wrong paths will be
fearful, revenged. have very low esti-
mate Of The leaders sho bullisd and eo.zsd
the ma ,rity OF the Democrats OF Pennsylva
pia intp the support of Bxscxiszipes in loeo.
...d wh, With il,he trracheries and corrup-
hons Of Bres.sAS revealed IN their eyes and
eaFs. se.--.- :. -s..sanee these crimes. The
blood, harvest oi the seed thus sown should
aI....oa,rh them against another experiment
upon The supposed creialisy ofthe American
people.
The men in the free stase- Who advocate
unconditional emancipation are very fe~ in
number la the Republican party they do
not number one Ia Ave hundred. There Il
not traitor any where Who does rot know
the TO be true, even as he repeats the re-
yerse. As TO negro equality. ssll mors
conclusive repl, might be made to this ally
fai.ehood. The practical amalgsmationisss
are rot IA the free States. The mos'
Infatuated sbolitioaiss TO be found very
rarely carries bis Tree thought into tree
love. Ia Il only in the ssmesphsTs of rebel
lion that negro equality. IN its sorss phase
has been accepted aud illustrated The 60
SIal distinction between the races OF White
AMI black. IA tie tree States 10 ss broad ane
clear as u 3 in EngIsnd aud France. where
~ the face Of laws that make no distinction
a. 10 political right. the one preserves is re
la,loa wholIy iniependen, Of the other
But why continue reply 20 an arSumsu
nos even believed by tho-s Nho make r.?
TLis sas IA productive Of great 4rt .es
issuc-. While ~ adds % Tie r,s,ons.b lite
Of the Executive u reduces the reliance O
the demasogus aPos popular Ignorance. an
10 lhls extent reduces he weight Of these "a
sponsibilitc-. II -oaid have 0~sa worse g.
slavery II treason nd taken up arms sgalu'
Democrats Instead u Republican A
niuistrsiisn Then the ingratitsds u "a
.i.vsloidef- soul have been more keesl
fels, and more rercilsssly punished Tn
aud are blind % ne atrocities Of the rebel
Ia that event would have discarded ever,
tang bat the .~ori. sd believed snyfhin
bsg rebel hamsaisy Nr. Lasootxs Admin
Mr. nprctss ssa,1 have dons. sna lea. -
Douat.. heea chosen President Re.u.
have silly ssovn that u Btcckiarid.e h.
beer chosen fcesijsas. fsns yesrs ~ou
bare foand The free States ~itlsous roans
ave thAi ~hieh "a controlled hy the h.s
tatioa Of slavery, The rsbeIlioa o. is6l-l
!. he vo'ce Of ne devil pso~l.imisg that.
t,e .scnt of ne election 81 Rrecsinrsdge
Isea. four ys.rs mare rssla have found a
slave monarchy.
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