The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

FRov tho recent Speech Of General FsrS-
riss 4, Chicago. We extract tho following
Ard nov word about ;te determination
of these people. Some Of YOU talk aleu-,
ending this war without severe tShHoS.-
/ You are mistaken. You mCst fsht. and
6ghf hard We have net man 100 naoF
now in the fe'i We have 80; enough,
| strange A. i may appear e. fou. iJr tLey
have TOO mary Isients NJ here. limsnense
applause. and tIies That True viii
prove TIA. . you by tie Teecfa se-h'sh.
! These people have hsssef into ny enr tia@
and again. " Sish ito become aafoiex
termination They have policy 4 that
VIVA, il T., / esreog tell. unless Il i. the! 4
think BIZ making j. 4 Saf 81 c1lefmnsiion.
some foreign power may interfere - their /
behalf Furthermore they told ne, = ; =, Ne
have more friends IN Illinois than son have
Union men in the Sont.i hey p1o.-n
that 10 their people LIS. ! mss Or 4li-aa-
derst0od. let me tell You Republican,. an
! no Republican Democrats, AID 10 DeG
: ocrat am soldier OF mr. country. Pro
dieiors cheering hold IN my hsni AZ
Aagusts paper. ore OF some thirty O. forty
Others have II my possession with Articles
: similar TO this one. Cries OF Read II,
: read IL" This Is the Augusta DAILY Con
y sf,fufionallsf, published 10 Augusta. ia. IL
I. he o,dost paper in the Southern States,
: the one which has the greatest circulation
;. and i looked upon next TO the Richmond
~ Enquirer - the organ OF the Coniederacy
:. Its studied effort 70 these people 70 div dc
% IA here in the North, 10 have the vest sepl.
n rate from tina East They continually talk
g :. about this. They say. I'VE Ike you Wes-
- - tern men, for YOU fight better than them Gus
sed Yankees; we know We cant whip YOU,
but we can whip tho Yankees two 10 one.
p This article i headed "The Great West,
- and il hurts any OF YOU, don't blame me- ioi
YOU voted that should read u.
=, "Thsre l., however. evidently IN the W e.
- and particularly in Ohio, Indiana and III
nois' a strong opposition 70 the present VA
o. mon the South The tone of the press II
these states. tie public meetings, and n
'ef Democratic conventions, all PROVE this con
PIE cIusively. This feeling docs not d.spla.
s itself as boldly opposed to the war per 81, bI
.e assumes the form of opposition TO abolition
'oo coercion and subjugatioa Laughter an
% cheers ltwould not be safe to exhibit
% otherwise. Tor in that event the individual
leU giving expression 70 IL would soon hn
% Themselves incarceratod within tue walls
mt some Yankee Bastilc, and their opDosiiio
es- thus speedily and effectualy crushed out
U But bv protesting devotion 10 the Uniol
en- the Constitution aud the Administration
u.s. Abraham Lincoln, they can organi'
ncn thoroughly for the work, aud taus secure
Z y way to triumph IN the approaching tai ele'
',.h tions' Renewed laughter and cheers
s -" That article proceeds 70 the length Of
10. column in the sane strain, alluding-ior
en' will mention the namcs-to Carlisle,
Virginia, Voorhees, OF Indiana, RIchar
son Of Illinois, aud Vallandighsm OF Ohio
sn Sensation. Their papers are iuil OF Il.
ae" They look upon your tender-Iooied souls
,a traitors to your country. Do you want
anu help these men murder your brothers n
break up this Government Ii so, in [
ieFn name of Heaven. let us know il, and
ass Shiloh prisoners will send YOU down Sou
po,' where YOU belong We came home ia
men nc. determined 10 take all men by che hand "
'o'e think and ioel "a we de. that this rebelli
should be crushed. We came home swo
ms ms enemies TO every man WHO symphthzes vi
'ue rebels or advocates compromise with {
ave country's enemies. Great enthusiasm.
ar OIL that YOU could be sent there 10 see
-es' spirit OF these men aud hear them talk
thew feel.