The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

Applause.l am the advocate Of subjuga-
ion m YOU please. Continued applause c
20 beyond that. am the advocate ofex-
termination. Tremendous cheering /
.sy prosecute the war until we exterminate
The wbsle race. and then call upon Cod IN :
prayer TO people that country with better
breed OF dogs. tGrcat applause and cheers.
IL Is sheer nonsense TO be raising all TINS
hue and cry through the iaDd against the
Administration and President Lincoln about
this CHARACTERIZATION Proclamation. he pro
poses to give the rebels now IN rebellion
zainst this Government one hundred days
OF grace 10 reflect and do their works over
again ard return to the fold from which
they have strayed away. lfthey do not
choose to do that he proposes TO emaIscIpate
their negroes, and he proposes 10 pay loyal
men for their property-all any Union man.
North or South, ought TO ask, and il ought
20 be done. lCheersl The rebels make
their negroes an element Of strength in this
rebellion. They have them by hundreds OF
thousands at home. rising meat and bsead:
while all the white men are conscnpted and
out fighting against this Government. III
Lincoln did not take from them every thing !
which lay in his power which strengthens
tbeu and enables them to carry on the war.
he would be guilty before God Of perjury
| thefore indorse the proclamation.
"Ohi hut its unconstitutional Where
does that cry come froml-Is il from loyal
mem fCries, mo, ne" No comes
from these sympathizers with the rebellion.
The Constitution troubles their conscience
now Ladies and gentlemen, the rebels, by
their course Of conduct, havc made that ex.
pedient proper and constitutional, which, II
thew had behaved themselves, would have
been wholly incxpedient, improper anu I'M
constitutional issuing OF that proclama-
ton. Ii is a war measure. Ii Is necessity
il is constitutional and right. ! say confis-
cate everything they've got Emancipa'e
| their negroes and drive the last scoundrel OF
| the rebels down into the Gulf Of Mexico, as
| the devil did the hogs into the sea. But
| find a class of men, in all the Northern
States where have been, in sympathy with
this rebellion and they might be so and be-
have themselves; but they go fnrther-they
meddle and throw obstacles In the way of
recruiting, and in every possible or con-
| ceivable way they attempt 70 retard the OPP
erations Of the army and the Government.
| But. says one. "the war tax" Where
does that cry come FRONT From loyal menf
No. you are involving Us in debt by hun
dreds of millions which We can never pay oil,
and war tax will break me down and ruin
| me-" Examine these men who make so
| much noise over the war tax, and you will
find them class Of hide-bound. niggardly,
stingy, no-souled, picayune sort of men.
| Laughter. could take the ssul Of a man
OF that sort and make IL rattle in the hull OF
a tobacco seed. fRenewed laughter.l Do
they ever contribute anything TO their pastor
to paw him for laboring for their miserable
souls9 You never get dime out of them
to be expended in the distribution OF tracts
or Bibles. They never give these ladies a
| dime for the Soldiers Aid Society. to con-
| sole the wounded and dying soldier. When
ono Of them gets dime. real ten cent sill
YER piece, between his fore finger and bis
! thumb, and slips il down into his pocket. il
| YOU are a gentleman of keen hearing. and
|. listen closely, you Will hear the little piece
singing, as il goes down, the chorus OF an OLE
song NO used to sing: SELLS
FAREWELL vain world. I'm going hOne.'
There is . deep policy, an Internal schem,
! | now on foot all over the Northwest to trans
r fer the Northwestern country to the South
ern Confedsracy. IL they can do SO by and by
They are in alliance with them and want q
transfer you to the Southern Confedoracy
they can gain their independence. tall
this thing cut ask no favor of anybody
There's nobody about here that care Tor o
. fear. Applause
"Ol IL Is time we had a pelce," say thes'
men. How are you TO have peaceY | kno,
the South and the Southern leaders. an
YOU never eau treat with them OK compro-
| mise with them. except upon terms that vii
disgrace and degrade the loyal States.
there Is peace they will have il all their ow
way, and COMPEL you 10 come 10 their term
!, | 1--WE are TO have treaty Of peace we are
o fight NJ II and conquer apeace. ] am 10
;. | doing that. Cheers
England has been acting the dog from Ga
word 20. Hypocrisy. deception. falsehooc
% smugling-that has been her neutrality.
!, | am in favor OF declaring war against hs
, whenever this thing Is wound up. giving he
ii the devil and rubbing It in. Laughter
N sent the Que en- OF England message n
=, other day--private and conhdential--by
= merchant going abroad to London. | tol
:. him 90 60 to Windsor Castle, give her m
II respects. end tell her that bad known ind
10 vidnals in America. and whole neighbo
hoods, TO make a comfortable living by ju
10 minding their own business. Much meTr
70 ment | told him TO give the Queen the Al
II ecdote Of the Duchman at the battle Q
70 New Orleans. as il exactly covered the css
= They had Tennessee Dutchman at Oh
10 battle cf New Orleans-an honest maa. NJ
= professor OF religion. not a Christian
IN profession. hut he had learned from h
m parents that General Washington was a ma
Df Of faith aud prayer. and never went into ba
tie without making IL the subject OF praye
10 and he thought he would do like Gen " asl
ington. So the boys. hearing some OF
y. praying away terribly in the chapparai OF
- day Just before the battle. they follow ell hi
n irto the bushes. and there they found Il
Datchman on be marrow bones on his hun
y pers, with up liitei hands aud streamr
~ eyes. AMI he was PRAYING. Mind. the app
10 cation i Ia the Queen. lie was praying
10 "Oh. Lord Gottl come down dis one lin
De and help us fight on de side OF America. b
u so be. Oh Lord, IL You cant come on o
8 side. Oh Lord. don, help the British; br
~ on Lord. YOU stand off aud say nothing. Al
OF YOU SEQ one Of the damnedest fights "
~ ever heard of +" Roars OF laughter.
IA 4 told l.im To ask the Queen Of Englai
p fos once to stand of snd say nothing. b
lis occupy aneatral position. quit smmuegliI
Ell shir- and guns. and ammah,sicn. and all III
:. sort Of thing 20 The rebels. quit lsIng a
hi falsely pretending to be nsutral--bat sta
~ of and We would show her the Datchm
nj said Zone of the damnedest fights she CIV
be heard OF" Laughter
n But before ciosing.f WITT mention III
on matter rather ofs pcnsoaal character Tic
IN the speaker dre~ forth copy Of the CLica
as. Times. don't know the names of 70
n papers here. Thu reads the "Chica
"a Times" Derisivc laughter. And il
nc dated Chicago. Wsinesiay. October =
,er ls62," Here Is an editorial desire to re
las for yeur cdifcAtion.
n "Parson Brownlow Is coming 10 Illinois
70 the pay Of the Abolitionis,s. 70 make stnr
eo' speeches in favor OF the Aboii;ionists VIII