The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-27

eN"f.a ePon Ainn. lie na1 continued ia OF /
nee he Secretary OF Navy. charged also
"ith dealing Ia contracts inimieal TO the in. |
ssses's Of tie government. aud he the
''esilen'' had teappolntcd Gen Fremont
70 an important command at the army ia
The lace OF the most shameful fraud. penn,t
'el % nm while Ia command of the De
partment OF the Wet
NJ MoT'il, lFep Of l.. expressed his
surprise az The gentlemAn's extsaorliuars
-Peeeh The gentleman said az the end Of
another year the national debt will ne tao
hundred millions OF dollars, aud the interest
over cue hundred millions. TO say nothing Of
tie attacks on the administration. which !.
doing a.. ii can 10 pat down the rebellion in
auguratcd hy the eentlemaus own pafly.-
tie would remind the gentleman that our al
mics arc IA part commanded b democratic
generals, and Il there Is any extravaganza
or responsibility they must take their due
share. The Office q Secretary Of WaE j.
nl1ed toe By pcmocTa'. The charge cane .
With al III gfaco from tho gentleman
hen the iacs shall DO Investigated he Sir.
Drill would be as willing a. tie gentle
man 10 visit the delinqueuts with inst pun.
ishment, aud hang them on gibbe.s for exc
Grafton IN all times 70 come lie thought
there would DO found as many of them In the
democratic As IN any other party In rela-
ton TO the expenditures he would merely
say. the entire amount of the approximation
fDr the year ending 1860 Is SSo6 900 900 and
for that ending 1868 SOL, 900 900, 30 ii the
war continues then til the end of another
| year the expenditure will not exceed 81 ,l30,-
OOo,Ooo. The present debt. including the
old, is little over $500, 0O0 600 The in
terest, even over six Ter centum, would not
be more than $40 GOO 600 Admitting that
the war viii continue another year, the in.
terest would not be over $40 900 600 per
anaum There was hope. however. that the
war will be closed long before 1863 Ii 20.
OF course our Expenditures will be largely
diminished. With regard to tho ability OF
our people 10 support an en- rmous load OF
taxation, hs stated that those of England
were taxed 10 tho amount OF 1ne.iourth OF
their annual income. We could support four
thousand millions OF deDt. and not be more
heavily taxed than they are To show the
real value of onr securities We have only 10
20 into the money market OF the world
into Wall street or Chestnut street. These
securities Al this moment there bear pro-
0ian.
Mr.. Kelly. rep Of Pa lit seems 70 me
taai the remarAs Of tho gsltlem N (MI.
No5rhee,) ma u some Immed stc u sges.
Ions u reply. He sAys no live IN strange
1imes. aid N 80 lar agreo with him IL
seemed 10 ne, as S.eucd 20 him. that
cold not DO n the ia an Amer Is IN
Congrcss--that hal BIO tAnsl tted 10 souo
other place, o. tast tho gentleman had m.
taken his forum. for ! am quite suro that tho
speech he made. II IN ,de IN tho halls of the
5 uthern coniedoacy, It's well rounded
periods would have drawn wn vehemei
plaudils The corruptions of the administra-
ton OF Abraham Lincoln. he says. are
saddling the laborers of the country with
burtnens they cannot bolr, and destroying
the yaluo OF the property OF The country -
Was John b. Floyd. would ask him. a
member OF Abraham Lincolns Cabinet
And il was he ~ho stole the arms of the gov
eminent 20 stock Southern arsenals that they
might be put into the hands Of rebels 10 car
~ on this war Was Howell Cobb a mem
Der OF Abraham Lincoln Cabinet Aud he
Il was who parposcly brought down the
credit OF the country. 80 that at twelve per
cent. per annum We could not borrow in our
market the half of loan Of FIVE millions
and which caused Europe 90 turn up. may
say, her nose at the idea Of American secur
" and. American 'credii. Was .acol
Thompson member Of the Lincoln Cabinet
j.. | And yet il was he who stole our Indian bonds
Was Toucey member Of the Lincoln Cabi
net And yet il was he that dismantled the
only two ships he permitted 10 remain ia our
waters, while he sent all the Others beyon,
reach Of the voice of the President or of an
OF his Ministers We're these men. and tia
other scroundrels associated with them
members of the present administration, or o
that administration the overthrow of whcl
the gentleman mournsl | have heard oil
Satan reproving sin, or darkeys calling eac
issfr tn AL 80
ton of Il on 80 grand a scale as this before
Mr.. Voorhees, rise
The Spcaker-Does the gentleman yield
Mr. Kelly do not yield.
Mr. Voorhees-lou shall yield. Gre
Of "orler
Mr.. Kelly-No. sir; shall not yield t
you.
Mr.. Voorhees, Say Il IS false, all false
a and Genounco the gentleman q calumn
ator.
The Speaker-Orlor
Mr. oorhces-i will allow no NAM
The Speaker interrupted the member fror
Indiana. who he declared was out OF order.
Order being restored. Mr. Kelly procee
det--I am opposed 10 all swindling. s
either w fact or thought, and 10 all cover
attempts 10 delude and seduce the peopl
from their patriotism and honest conviction
| believe ia honesty and veracty. and | sa
that tho present condition Of tho country
the natural result OF tho training its rcopl
received AZ tho hands of tho democratic pa
". Cries Of GOOD y II made or couI
try plundcrer q nations. provided the
were feeble Under 1t flioustering becam
Synonymous with democracy during the tw
last administrations There wasuo prineip
OF honesty or of vcracty that tho ceinocrat
party, as represented in the Pierce and 81
chanan administrations. left 70 tho people
tho country And IL this bc oxpei
sivc aud a corrupt Que. prey YOU bear
mind. az the country will. that Abraha
Lincoln found we'll trained pupils in all q
departments and bureaus. This adniustf
ton had left SKILLED scholars IN the army
contractors 70 make tho most Of their ine'
perienced successors, and Il does not lie
". the mouth O { any adhcrent of either ofthe
aiminisrations--of one who seeks 20 resus.
tate the party which sustained thcm--to 7
Duke The republican party. or Aoraha
Lincoln, on theso points VIII anybody VI
reads the remarks OF lie gentleman N
Of Voorhees, DC able 20 say whether he a
groves Of the rebellion. whether be thin
"A tho war .houid not have Commenced. whet
10 ar he wishes - make Az isSl0rioas peace .
y dav. aud 70 stipulate peace on condition
"a having the expenses Of the rebels II IN
IN guarantee Us peace in the fuiurcf Whatt
- III. views upon some leading poinu' i
A A0raham Lincoln FIRE upon Io-t Sumte:
= Dia The republican party steal the forts a
- .r.enAls and mints OF the S1utAl What
- the rcpu blican patty do % brin< on the -
!. Thev ,skci that the government should