The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-16

John ". foGErr
This poliucai acally~ar and huckster. ~ho
behaved the friends Of Douglas. IN the can
v1s ufle61. anI who Is nov living on she
Dounty of the Abolitionets-partly as a
Congressional spy and lickspitte. and partly
"a he stealing or the CaIneroni4n cOrsup
Ton fund-yet pretenis TO be a Democrat.
The vagabond j. the Trojan horse which a
corrupt faction hopes 20 use 20 divide again
the u~nconqaered Democracy he ~ih fail
-signally taii-ln that hope. We have had
enough Of 90 befsreeRs. and the sooner his
man forney. and all other pETchasatie chaps
ike hin understand il. the better A. he has
iosned the Abolition wing OF the Republican
partv. and become the advocate OF OF all their
trigger policy. We want him 10 stay Just
where ho i. The ranks Of the Democracy
are filing up every day With good sound Re
publicans. who viii become neither the
sellers nor buyers OF Southern slaves. and
who utterly r~epudiate the policy OF the
Abolition faction.-JourRaf
The above from the BRIGHr anu NALLAS
DssnAx organ. shows how bitter Is is ami
mostly tow ards Mr.. Forney. That class Of
men. who controlled the 9Th Of January Con
vention have abundant reason for regarding
Mr. FoESEr with adherence. The jour
nal says be betrayed the friends OF DorGLAs
in the canvass of lc60. 1t il had stated that
he exposed the friends of Js5srson Darts,
and hts associates tn treason and CRIME. since,
i would have stated the truth, and then il
would have some consistent ground for de-
nouncing him for not being a Democrat OF
the lat est school. Who arc the friends OF
Mr.. DoUGLAsi The Journal cannot claim 10
have been one Of bis friends. tor it IS 4
freed OF the delegates who composed tue
Democratic convention on the sth of Jssu-
AIRY. Jr<L ID. BRieHT endorsed that con
s~sniion, with all the fsryog that any other
bastard scn OF the scarlet who're Of treason
would endorse an organization embracing
continents 30 near akin 10 bis own. The
New Albany Ledger. which the Journal SAYS
- . good Democrats paper, informs lie read
srs, that it has definite knowledge. that the
leading Democrats OF the State are preparing
to make the most vigorous efforts TO return
ar. Bs.az1 to The Senate. Was Dir. BRIoaT
friend Of IL. Dor0Lxs. and did Mr.. Fok-
VII deceive bin7 TIE members CO the
convection referred %. proved BY their az
toe - b ensDiss to tie cor.ss Nr. Dors-
las thosg5s proPeE % pursue u regard to
ses psnns Of treating the rses.s. Tbs,
Convection ss7ldia,ed he 2ats.o.. I'D ,sss-
81 q. ever lsc Tho dared 70 mention n:
p<ss s4ess. Iae journals vn.cn advocate
she 5as.rins Lid down By thai convention.
abrss lF. EozysY, and Espsj.Gie the ~.
Lg ac=srizo.s az DoroIxs, upoa the .5le
ground ~. they used .hsir best enteayeEs
n aiding ne Go~esazszt - defsat The pu-
p7scs OF J~rrTrzsos DAVIS and those engaged
With hin II tic schca. Of destroying our Gov
Fsssrr hGs dared TO be true 70
his country, ard has respect for %loyalty. AID
e. intense hatred FOR traitors. Therefore ths
Journal can we'll afford % cal him ~s.'scal-
iv~ae-" But did i ever call JEFr DAVIS a
~scaIlywsr or any Other name Of dei5ga-
tsrv charaeters Ma il c~cr known At any
M ancs .his rebellion commenced TO eak
"A other terms t4an tkosc Of lie mosi bosey-
- recommendation n traitors Sor but q
aas heen .heir apoiorsi and q hide itl real
sTuraiAias TOR treason. e continue is daily
howl of atotfoaifm jar D,vn cut
$50 II. lisguise. and botii} took The sword
. strike a-unies tue b0ai OF na.on and civ
! liberty. but he Journal. morr sArily
but none the Ie- e~alpable defends tAe traitor
j. - columns. aEd claims Tie right ~ one
belonging 10 the freedom e he pre-
Ar. Foavfy has always been a Democrat
and supported Mr.. BccaeSA> Tor the rse-i
.isacy, on the Popular Sovereignty platform.
- throw the sute of PENNSYLVANIA m ais "A.
sor than ans od,er politician 81 uhtt Stale.
Bot waea The old public m~aeiionary gross
~ .olstei ht pied e- - the people that the
quest on OF slavery ia i.c territories shoald
~ dstersRinel Is ! popaiar vote. fairly ak.
en-. NJ. foESrv. a. an hotet man. refused
70 follow him. an violate the pledges he
msie. also. Mr. BrcuANk~ vas under the
command Of ms masters. and when lhey or.
Tered him - use The Federal army to hold
freedom IN check, while slavery established
itself on the so.l Of Kansas. he obeyed their
behests with a s~crvi'ity never ECU led before
or since. sat Mr.. FoRSsY refused 10 follow
OF obey. and thoSe men who are now tie
leaders OF the rebellion. denounced bin
he~ceforsh a. an aboiaseaisf. Mr.. Dore.
l.s pursued similar course. and he. also,
vas dcnouaoed bs them a. N " aboAfssaisf. "
The Josrnsi IS e~ndeavoging TO initiate is
southern fread~ by callins Fos~rs. JosFra
A.. wrtGHT. Dk~sFt : DICKINSON. JosYru
Hour. parson ExowSIow and ANnr Ion~soV.
- ak~slassmias~ VIA. \ MISERABLE show
Tue secession sheet make How contempt
hie u aast appear IN The ey-s of al LOYAL
men. Almost within the sound Of the enc
ms's cannoa. aud when the dead and the dy
M are pss-sag b. from no battle field. and
when car country = ln mourning fsr i,s
bEaxe rsen death fallen 10 a.. struggle the
J~sarrsi. uncancefned fsr ne sacce.s Of eur
Arms. qui>iy IL fe~ fres.is %
make "Fs,fy a. ,snissfioH" their ss.sl
9srf ksTxrf~ Il nanifssts a s.rens h
t.Gsfencs r. he fate a. = bleeding eoua,r,
~, foF = gsr:, etessrsioa" a. side cr< "A
s-s hssr5 How E!-tis aoss j. 1hsas .ss
sine Of fstssy I'D sdalai'o1 ovsf lts i-b
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