The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-27
The yoorheeser..

The supporters Of this gentleman ut one
locality ia this District. were 80 impressed
With the conviction that he could not draw a
respectable crowd. that they posted large
bills stating that Gov. WRIoar would be
present 70 discuss the questions OF the day
with Mr.. vooRnrEs These bills were Ell
tensively circulated for that purpose The
object was to get large crowd 90 hear Mr..
VOORHEES,, and net TO have Gov. WRIGHT
meet him. as that Kind Of IN arrangement
would not suit the friends OF the young
chief" Mr. yooRurrs has no desire to NEE,
GOV. walcnr in debate at this time. IL
could not DO safe for him 20 do 50. and he
:. we'll aware of tho fact He i eyading
everything Which looks ike meeting his
competitor In public discussion, and Is de
.eEnincd 20 succeed without regard 10 the
means usei Tor that purpose. He cxagger-
ates AMI rl'assates "a the most gross and
dishonest manner The hr-t part of his
speechcs are devoted % abusing the Admin
,.,sutiou ua dercuacips the people Of the
Sor.A 8. being Aboli.icnists, and a. having
caused as war by the agitation 81 tho Slave
~ question. When he becomes tired of
naasius fault With the people Of the North
and the Administration. be then bestoss q
leu feeble remarks upon tie ptosscution Of
The war.
Tho posislon OF Mr. YooEuErs on the war
= well understood The first word he ever
uttered 4. favor Of the war. has been uttered
since Ia return from Congress. and public
oun,on " \ A morbid desire q De re elected
have exsorsod from his unwilling heart, a
.eeble support OF the war The Govern
nsrt has been engaged in this struggle for
nearly eighteen months and during all this
sirss Mr. NoosuErs has said nought TO aid H..
until within the lat SIX weeks or two months.
I. has req uired all tbs time for HIM to de-
serlaiae wheshcs he vas for or against his
Government II has required nearly eighteen
months for him "a decide which side Of the
question he supports To sAy the bess for
AR VccRHrrs he = a recent CONVEX, % the
war sentiment. and ga approaching election.
nas been the prime cause of his con version.
This kind OF tsiotism. the voters Of this
District will not support Had Mr. 'ooRnKEs
supported the Government IN the prosecu
s.on OF the war sirce tbs struggle Irst con-
nenced. and gave i the labor which he has
givea tho other side no opposition would
have been made u his election IN the DE-
trir. But he - supported the enemiss Ct
hscountry anil opposed The inst itasions OF hi.
Government until - short a tine before The
election that The people regard HIN a. BEN.
forced 10 the position he non assumes. an
his professions as being insincsre And a.
consequences BE ~ill loose his election
GOV. wRica-, his opponent. Ia. favSre.
since the commencement Of the rebellion. =
Tie has allowed no occasion 20 pass wishoa
giving the wei.,h Of 10 iaaucnce "a 6chai
u n. Government ard against the rebe
leaders. The rebel newspaper. 10 nor claim
An a being their most devoted frieua a
they did Mr. Ecorhre.. They can sec moth.
.as - las aciu,Os. nof saa they rad anv.
thing in k.s speeches. which saey pabiss,, AZ.
commszd IS 6e'as iay5ablc 10 tAV.s eae.s
TIE Mobile r. s'.T violent sel.ei 80.
gan, publi-he- ste-~t Of NJ Vooausr.
lie. AMI also his porsrals n fui Ess Ia
pspsr ssusi have lad sems admiration Tor e..
man. II mas, have sini'fed ais vistnes.-
= cosld net &c TIA; the paper dd az al.
.rou-h hatred Il must have been "A.
,loa 81 a.ls:sss lid The sotei css-es 3
oos sketch - II cor. wssoEt. nor r~s-a
as portrait. Easy lave - sSrss % com