The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-21

4 Union mar, and Is colloguing and election
eering with well known secessionists, and at
tempting TO run for Office on such grounds, !
ne will treat az secessionsts and toos OF
traitors.
Col. arsosIyE made sspeech upon that oe-
car.on from which we extract the f0llow ing.
We invite The Journals attention 70 it. but
ruppose, however. IL viii accuse Col. MI
salFr aud those presen, II the meeting with
being "aLoliuonists."
Il had started to pay my respects 20 the
n,g.ger lovers Of the South. There has been
GO election since I can remember. but the
CRY Of niger vas raised. A constable. cor
onsr, Judge OF president could not he nom.
mated hut she came old ,une was ground
Is~ liter iaw vas passed to tighten the ten
uTs by ~hscs ~e held them. State laws. FL
g.lys law. territorial laws might legislste a
white man 10 the devil IL they chose. II nc
tad nary G nisgu, bot laws we're passed %
prevent them from lssislating 90 the cub
tecs Of bigger. A Republican Congress pass
81 laws 10 prevent themselves from legislst-
ing on negroes 10 the territories. still the
cry vas uaors security. core concessions. un.
I'll they require all 90 knsel and DO rover
sace 70 Gsstler's cap. OF else thsy are
cot ths Simon pure. or at least the Simon
Backssr pure. They swear that il l. Code
restitution. cad that II lie sublime wisdom
ne iustigstei the trader 70 the pious calling
IL catching and chsiling the sild African ia
the told Of some gloomy ship to transport
him from h- native hills Whsrs his soul a
"a iangs-. 70 tho cotton field of Americs.
III Tor tho glory Of God md the increase OF
no kingdom that their pursuits and plea
uses "a Afr.ca are loathsome 10 God but
.i,cn they arc transported 10 The cotton
a-l,s and leaned - rai-e SIX bales 20 the
rlnf. Great a his reward for he nov pleas
9TH The Lori. and ahall have : aea, in Heag
"a. while traitor Who have % long been
Protected IN making black ANGEL. quietly
rpcket the proceeds u the cotton. To all
tti- y1a NUT solemnls prcmisc and qws,r.
~ yon are an "aloliiioni-t And some Of
tLese traitor are helping 10 populate heas
N With angel, only halt black This "a no
ole. al the has been preached from the pul
pc D, The santy angel niger satellite
They 90 not stop nj insulting man. but bla-
phemo Cod with their sbsequioas dallsing
and pandcrins TO a e, OF corrupt. hs blown
acka-.c4 who canno, see any other aim or
pilect on earth through shich pleasure or
happsna- can be occurred but Niger. no 9th
er road - heaven but 90 a niggers back
They INST have the Missouri Compromise,
or shey viii break up tue Governments
Then the Missouri Compromise mnst be 70
pealcd. It amt fair. or they viii knock all the
uuderaunings from under Uhole samuel.
kan-as mnst be allowed TO 10 "a she pleas
es-uo Intervention. Oar sweet scented
Bcrid who Hse- N the Governor palace
anil 4on't rule the destinc. Of kentucky er-
actl, n he would wish 20. made a speech in
oar county own when he was a candidate.
N which he said that Congress had no power
10 iesisiate upon slavery. and must not in
tervene in Kansas Affairs: that he would
draw hs sword aud fight. before he would
AJAX Congress TO pass a pro-~slavery or anti
slavery law for Kansas. Tor that would be
setting the example that Congress bad a
fsstt % intervene, aud IL might hereafter pass
soloe law that VIC did not Ike. aud IL We
comyisinol they would tell us We must put
up with Il. because We asked them 10 open
the door of Intervention, aud the doctrine
was scttlci: but. behold, When kansa- her
self attempts 60 settle her Own business. they
aAiit rounI aud attempt 10 force hes 70 DO a
slave State against her viii. They have
been permitted 70 change ground many tine.
"a that subject IA the last few years. Thes
are a. unreasonable a. 4 bsbs With toy,
cry IL YOU give 4 a. shem. cry II yon dou',
give Il to them ADJ like the spoiled child
they must noa be spankei ani I.ut t. rest
have heard it presshei ever since | c.u
reuienaseF. that al - asked - q lee a.
Eaansse Cur OH Slate ss.irs q. We pleased,
particularly Gus o~n peculiar institution,
rhs, the North wanted - take them away
from a. without compensation tia, II the
North would oniy acknowledge that there {.
..eh a thing a property IN man. We would
Re satisfied. nov The Presllsns os.rs - ~.
20 l,t "a 10 ssws please Euv oOr nesros'
five vaa 70 cell. and Il ~s 81 not wish 1.
sell. VIZ. "kssp ikrn sss resf . ~ cad .
4" ADD ~s vii he protected with them.
th.roby acknowledging ttst lhsy ate prop
srty. ard thereby cf>rins % defeat the .b
ol.sioai,sssn sak.ag them uish0s, conpen.s
Ion. sri siso spelling the grand srgcnsn
z tie tisauionists. ,hs, Iincola and his Y.n
49, horie' ~oGlt t<ks or a~rroe. from u
fhey ~ mai - Lincoln tor letting "a A. /.
~s7'~e,e ame % then ass7lag The rehsl
ion h.sins a. thnf u - 18th p.eref ~.
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