The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-31

Dc now taken out uhoet s"e pre- " SNo
urder eighteen. "a grossly wrong. II they are
able 10 bear arms. We are credibly in
formed that ome..hfteen or twenty have
been discharged ia this way in the last lev
davs. and IL the business continues As Hour
ishing for q week or ten days longer, the
regiment will be reduced down 10 small
number. There is something passing strange.
that the work of releasing 80 many should
commence 20 long after the organization OF
the regiment. We presume il : some Of
the fruits Of the late elections.
Ar the great Union meeting recently held
n Brooklyn. New York. Hon. DASIII 5.
DrcKrsos made a speech. from which We
extract the following. IL btesthes the LOT
test patriotism. We commend il to eur
readers IS containing the true doctrine. hr.
Dickinson il the ablsst Democratic states
mn Of bis day:
srIrcH OF nov. o. :. DICKINSON.
Mr. Dickinson was loudly called for, aud
ON rising WIS greeted with enthusiastic
cheering. lie said he came a. hearer, and
not as a speaker. He had breskfasted IN
Washington that morning. and rot having
diued vet, would not FIX the hour. When
he reached the hotel. he found note stat
ing that a meeting vas being addressed by
k.s friends from the South, aud he lmmedl.
ately started with "a Eauch pfomptness n the
gubernatorial candidate of the Submission
fts started for Wisconsin when he heard
chat the rebellion had broken loud
i,ughterl-andh he (Mr. Dickinson) had made
about a. good time "a he did 10 get 10 the
meeting. He wanted to hear voices from
the South. and 20 listen TO men who refused
60 fall down and worship the idol which the
rebels had set up, and he was interested in
the remarks which had been made. A
speech, therefore, from him. at that late
hour. would be UNJUST To himself and the
audience.
Imprinss. "all IA quiet on the Potomac
this morning" lGreat laughter and cheers.
saw all the authorities At Washington, and
while speak by no authority. | tell you.
fellow citizens, that which you have right
10 know. and will be glad 10 know. that you
will find those waters rufiied at very early
day. l"0ood." an loud applause. have
every reason TO believe that the Administra-
ton are arising to the full necessities of the
occasion, that they spprehsnd this matter.
and intend TO grasp IL with an iron hand at
an early moment. This announcement was
received with tremendous cheering, the
whole audience rising en- mssse. and waving
their hats, and making other demonstra tons
Of appreciation at the reception Of this impor-
tAnt piece u intelligence from the National
Capital / trust. he continued. that wo
xk~ll sl lanr - H. hat
movements have taken place that will give
every loyal citizen satisfaction, and make the
knees of the secession Belshaxzsrs tremble
Renewed cheers.
IL il complained that NO accuse our OPP
poucnts Of being dsloyal They said they
were the Democratic party. but no denied it.
He followed things, end not theories-princi-
plos. and not men-events. and not names
Cor onnes proved nothing. little boy, as
soon - he could run. wanted horse. and he
got assride stick and called il a horse. 4
little girl must have doll. and she called IL
. baby. but 10 was not baby. Those mon
call themselves the Democratic party. but IL
answered a. mere hobby. for the little
politicians to ride. and call IL the Democratic
party. Dat the masses of the people were
tho Democr Republican party. Cheers.
The nassss occupied TO day the position of
the old Democratic party OF Andrew Jack
son. and these men knotted together for this
baby purpose we're not the Democratic party
IN any scnse. II MAS . feeble, diluted,
dwarfed and weak imitation Of the old Fed
sralism Of ls2i--[applausel-havin all ia
mischcf without any Of is rcspectAbility -
We had beep cursed North and South with
politics. And thu rebellion Was an afiicc- hol-
den' and of1ics- seeker rebellion. Il That's
60" and applause In the loyal States,
whsn this rebellion Was inaugurated politics
we're driven out. but those persons found the
fOsment empty, swept and garnished. and
then took seven other spirits moro
wicked than themselves. and entered in
20 dwell thsre. and the last state OF that peo-
pie. IL they do not repent, will be worse than
the frat Laughter and applause. They
are loyal. they tell US Well. do not say
they are disloyal. Mr.. SErxovs has accused
ne OF saying he was disloyal. but have
never said 80. would illustrate my idea OF
the loyalty Of these men by relating an an-
ssiots: A clergyman of Northern Penn
sylvaniA. Was accused OF some improperly
with . member of his church. IL vas made
= matter ofcareful concern and referred "a
committee, Who entered upon an invcsti-
CATION. They Investigated IL for tso week.
very slAborstely. and reported upon the sub
,sct In the presence not only of the Church
but ola large audience. They declared that
they did net believe that Brother Sss,fl
had been guilty OF the least impropeiety IN
shs world 10 tho matter charged. but they
thought has conduct WAS very fa<t leading u
k- I'm afraid the same Is the case with
tasss ssntlemen. their conduct u very fas,
ls~ding ~ H. Laughter and applause.
Rebellion has three or four elements upon
uhich Il rslies-forneisn Intervention, thsil
0Sn military proves and power. yellow fe
yer as the South. and the other vNs this FUR
Qua Democratic Party At the North. Re
nsvsd lsaghtare and cheers
This pretended Democratic party yer.
acting in concert With all the wessi elements
of the malignant n.oEarchies Of earth. sco~l
ias and grinning & horrible aud ghzstl,
snlis, like malicious desils. over the success
add prosperity Of this country. and this Dem
eersssc party had sisen M % aid foreign M
tsrvsntion. 20 shake hands With yellow ie-
yer, aod 10 help pas down the loyal State
Asd the loyal people IN their edosts 10 crusl
the lafernal res,sllion--a more infamou
and strocieus rsbs llion than bad ever exist
81 ssncc Satan male var IN Hesven Ii Ia.
no apology Of any hind but pare. unslioye.
bsssnses. Who wAs i that would stand a,
end Attsups. before the majority Of the Pc
pie. 20 cay that the can be PLAYED vita