The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-16


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custom In all ,.oi;,;e.i ...
be considered n lax of ,ho A,..s;'.... -
The country is governed in this waw The
American citizen, in all public matters aets
through some political Organization or marty.
The choice between parties Is about an the
choice voter has. The successful deveIop.
ment Of an idea or princinle. thrrefose and
putting IL Into practical oneration. according
TO the fixed habits OF the American people.
Involves the selection or institution OF an
appropriate organization Cor the purpose ia
view. The citizen Who has thofoughlv Ia. |
vestigated the condition of puhlc affairs. and |
adopted principle tor the rule OF his con. |
duct. will next look about him for a suitable |
organization through which, In nromote AR |
express his principle. anal "A avail himself of
all the benefit derived. iron the mower of
association. and he must look n.rrowly ~
il, that in choosing his organization he does
not sacrifice his nrine,,ie The nawer of
habit Is nowhere more strongly illustrated
OF more dangerous tian IN matters OF 'h's
hihu' anu u Often happens thai high ana
pa't'o"e purposes are defeated 'ro.n ~eaA-
ness IN se'ef'ng associations alter ,hey nave
eeasel 10 snosefve the object ior "hs'h they
were formed-
rEAer ORGANIZATION wox'r po soI WAR
rixEs.
Peace il.,s and ORGANIZATIONS wont do in
TINA of war Thasa y h;eh 4 haze m.n,ioo.
"a $50 -, .,;s,s.aa..s
az or,,;an ,onearn,n,, liza ean.,,,c,;on of,hs
cons,,,u,ion .nd ,he noIiev of The Cavern.
men, Vo,;n,, Wa H.. end aimed a, moral
sua-,on and reason the means They answer
sr.
| a;e, ~, onin.o,, has ,as,l,a1 ;,w.r .,a ,h.t
var 6ods ma !. Marty h,rness with our minds
chained dox, 40 n,,,, I.,s and orsan;z.-
tons. War brinrs ia own IDEAS and rs own
duties. To meet the crisis. We must Law
hol5 ,s ,h..a ;Ja.s 6,ml, AMI xiea,ausls
49, =. s.. ..'..,..s,.~.I;,... or,.,nix.'
-. ',;... ,hs,, saf..e, If wc .,,smnt IA
| -. &c, go fro,, fore. IF h.h;, ~ ,ha
"a nss ha alIn,,.n;-,,;ons of,eace fa.,ded
mon IDEAS now out of Mace Wa shall obstruet
90. ,ro.,cs. ra,ha- ,h., !. !, !, and n.,ha "a
"a, ~ ar J,,,v ,l,oss,h.r '''''
WAR ORGANIZATIONS
What one OF the party organizations refer
red to will carry Us through nows Can II be
the Republican party o. the Democratic par
tyy Was it right TO say that the country
can only he saved bya Democratic party AMI
Democratic organizations In times oil
war there were but two classes: LIST. The
loyal, in truth aud spirit devoted 10 the Con-
stitution Of the United States: and 2d. The
disioyai who were unlaithful ., the Constitu
ton Of the United States There was nt
middle ground. and true loyal men had the
right TO saw. "He that il not with me i
| against me-" The grand leading idea. th,
| great principle that demands to be vitaIized
intensified and rendered eflicacious Is the nj
pervading. governing spirit of our citizens IL
times OF war. is LOYALTY. fidelity to the Con
stitution. On the other hand Is disloyaliy. =
These are the antaponistc principles. an,
there can be no middle ground between tn
E two. IL Is the Constitution Of the Unite,
States or the the Confederate Constitution
On, or the other viii swallow up the other
T. That il the true view. aud statesmen vii
acknowIedre Which are you for! Whe
E the Government was i'm danger. il was
a Grim. for any Roman To question the justic
I of the public cause The old sentiment s.
e universally honored. of "our country. RICH
u or wrong, Is more practicable now than u
! any hme IN our previous history.
NY business mere Is vii" 10y a. "he.'; no
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. don WISH 10 20 uhue,s'ooa as s's,.s a.'
y III VINO arc .o' 'o"', '"e'' ""'' "'e
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way are 700 sna'' 70 10 "'ae" '.v"'t. o.s - =
:, uanse' y ' 49,. ;e,si 800 J;s,a.si,.. an.
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s'o'e''
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For "A fighting organization TO express u
= principle we have the army--all men VI
~ are for establishing the authority OF the co
~ stitution. can 90 there without regard
:. polilics-and they are thero-republican 81
" by side with Observation-Disclosures with ?
=. slavery msn In IS the conditional uni
10 man. the man who cannot 20 into that arr
without prescribing policy to the Cover
=" ment that j. unsound BE his policy what
,e may. he Is unsound. Conditional aliegiar
- il fungus growth OF our free Goyefnme
Us There arc SOM duties We owe our Govel
= ment. and these are not conditional.