The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-12

Hon. ID. w. yoorhees-His Recep-
ton

We have not space 10 copy the article from
the Journal containing the arrangements for
DE reception Of Mr.. VOORHEES, on his return
from Washington. The reception was to
have been an immense affair. The article
called Mr.. YoonHKEs the Young CAisf." and
stated that he had won his spurs" and all
,hut Kind Of stuff IL also had the audaciiy
70 claim tia, be belonged 10 the people. etc.
II the Journal had claimed that DO belonged
70 Jxys. DAVIS. IL would have only conceded
xi,h the Mobile Register. Richmond Dts-
saf-a and ErarsiHer. and its claim would not
be lenied. But il he belonged to the PEG
Die. they certainly did not acknowledge the
owher.hip. or regarded the property as a
poor piece Of fsrsifsrs" not worthy OF
public reception The editor OF the Journal
vas 70 have made. upon that interesting oc
s...ioo. the reception speech We admit that
We felt much anxiety 10 bear that speech
Be-sles its beng 9 disappointment 10 ne. IL
vas terrible outrage upon the editor OF
the Journal For an editor 10 20 to work
aud send nighIs around the lamp this hot
weather. a. friend cooKkRLr did. in prepar-
ing and memOrising speech and then not
have an opportunity Of delivering it. Is rAth-
er more than frail humanity can be expect
ell 70 bear We therefore appeal To him to
to rise" aud arm himself for the difest
vengeance, and il il be necessary TO appcase
his wrath and heal his wounded pride. let
BIN expire "a the last ditch, Ike true
devoted Of he Young chiefrs"
HandbHs 80 tsribrtes6s 'he mos,
lavish style. announcing taaf tue "ehisf'
would arrive at a certain time. and that a
Dand Of music would be present to enliven
the occasion. and cannon would boom his
joyous return.
Crowds OF immense magnitude, according
to programme. were 10 be in attendance TO
welcome the "eA.g. and prove the deep at
lection for him said to exist ia the bosoms OF
Democrats. as well As 10 convince the world
Of his invin~ibility for election TO Con-
gres- Thursday. the day Of reception. ar
rived. but no "ehisf." no crowd. no music
40 cannon thnaders to indicate the dstin
guished arrival Of the great chief" Th.
leaders saw the necessity Of making an apol
ogy. They said a letter had been received
stating that the "ehief' would not leave
Washington until "Wednesday night, and con
sequently would not be here on Thursday
evening. Bot how are the facts in the mat
ter. The members of the bsnd. 80 Ne arc
credibly informed. refused to furnish music
70 welcome the "ehief" They had no well
come for him. They would almost as soon
welcome JrsrkEsoS DAVIS or JsssE d
BsisHr 10 this city. "a DANIEL W yooR-
HES. the young eA,<f." The members oil
the band could not play the "star spanglet
Banner. on such an occasion without dis
honor. something 10 which they would not
submit. The "ehiJr' had disgraced his dis
trict and insuIted his constituents 10y his
course in Congress. and it could not DO cx
pec,ed that he would be escorted TO his resi-.
dencc. TO the sound Of Union music
But where we're the cannon which we're TO
honor the day OF his return. ANA HoLxrs
owned two. but refused to allow them 70 be
used on that occasion. Mr. HoLxrs ia a
quiet gentleman. who takes no active part in
politics. but so impressed Is he with the un.
dtness Of firing cannon the return OF
the "ehiq' and in approval OF his course in
Congress. that he refused the nse of them
for that purpose The cannon OF Mr. HoLNKs
were used on the l,h 10 honor OF the day on
which our Independence was declared. but
could not DO used 10 honor a man who re
CARDS tho barbsrous institution of slavery of
more value than he does The Union and
Government which our Revolutionary sirss
established. and prefers that such Union and
Government should perish rather than
slavery
Nr. CRovFH. of the Eagle Foundry, owns
si>o cannon In arter - make IL appear
that those Who p,op. sei 80 receive the
"eisef.' had no trouble whatever IN procur
iag cannon, the JoSrnsf Of to asv. since
contained the following
We are pleased to say that the Commit
tee had no trouble In procuring a cannon. TO
De used this evening. from The foundry oi
Nf. do-kru ORo, ~
May the Eagle Foundry and al connected
with Il. prosper and aoarish.
TIE above from the Jsarsai hsppensi Ia
meet the eve Of Nj GHovEa. and he puts In
hs answer ia the wori. AMI figure, follow
Ing. TO Wit
ESstsr EEprrss.
Sal zee the Journal ags the Commit
tee lad no treahle Ia procuring a csnnon
from ksglc foardry. "a he us~d this even
iag Tia, nay ssaea light on thai one.
ton. siil say that 10 one said ANYTHING a.
me seoa, the usc Of The rahaon
ieuts. Sc.
July 10. 81 JOSEPH GROVER
- appear, that TIE committee failed II
precaring The music al c.nson wish sh.cl
20 enIsvsa the eccssioa. All IL most sisnail
filled % ~, Nr Hrsss q TIE Terrs H.nss
House. n provide a sappor Cor The ..cAi.l-
sna his fn>nds oh rs arrival We oars,
perhaps. a. make -sme stpiaaatsoa u N,
charge above that % 4ssse coald he procur
ed. We are Informed thai TIE osxan Go
der who rAs N he c.ss Il sh,, ,iv.e ~ & !.
seat 10 lead The proceeaon aad erina aas
fsr tunes. flr t~s dollars sA3 ssvess, cent.
having been pfessasd sPsa - som. a..
hat u,seh fsoOs ~ erlgi-Al ptics. st.ra "a.
thr<s doIiar. Ne 80 informes. ho.exer
ts.t ne taal'y refssed = p<fsfm. "a n.