The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-23

government Ii was determination on the
part Of an aristocratic clique not 10 submit 10
the people. aud be controlled by an "igno-
rant majority. as We heard John c. Breck-
inridge saw. Al Hopkinsville. kentucky. la
the summer OF 1861. a further proof OF
thls, The Democratic party was hopelessly
spht al Baltimore year before Lincoln
came into bower. and split bg the very men
who issue this address Ii Is also 10 be re.
marked that on the advent OF Mr. Lincoln To
the Presidency, the House oil Represents
tives. sienaIe and supreme Court we're IN the
hands o. the Democratic party. Why then
did the cotton wing rs OF and set up a new
Confedleracy The Northern Douglas
Democracy would nol be controlled by the
insoleni Buchanan Democracy. AMI - a ,li-
ruption took place Bot this address OF The
inglorious thirteen goes on 70 glorify the
buchanan Cotton Democracy in tbs grand
Eloquent manner.
1t r the ouls party capable Of carving
on a war il IS the only party which has ever
conducted war 20 successful issue. and The
/ only party which has doae il without abuse
OF power. without molestalon to the rights
OF any class OF citizens, and with due regard
% enconomy. All this il has done: all this.
T Il need be. 4 i able 10 do again It's sue
cess. then, in military point oil view be re
CURED e.. the Democratic party can command
Ii then proceeded 70 say that rs restora-
ton that i Of themselves & Co, to power
is demanded by the following consideration.
Economy and honesty in the public a.
penditures. nov at the rate of four millions
Of dollars a day, demand il
Such economy for instance a. that OF
Buchanan's Secretary OF War, John b
FLOYD. that paragon OF virtue. and such
honesty a. that of IshAm q. Harris.
The rapiu accumulation OF an enormou.
and permanent public debt demand it-a
public debt already one thousand millions OF
dollars, and equal az the present rate, il
three years. to England's debt ola centur,
and half in growth. liz j. = dreadful tli.l
% 60 ia debt isn't 90 save the Nationl Tn,
VAR should be carried on for little or moth
ing. In fact. il would have been better a
Buchanan thought. 20 have no war al all H.
Just let our Southern friends alone. Tn,
thousand millions story is big lie.
Reduced wages, low prices depression o
trade decay OF business. scarcity of work
. ana impending ~ OF every side demand il
Everybody knows that the reduced va
ges etc. are all the fault OF Lincoln Tn
los of Fat salaries by the Southern friend
also demands il. but the thirteen are quit
too modest 10 say so
We have our own opinion as 10 the rea
origin Of this damnable attempt The South
era rebel leaders are at the bottom OF il
Nothing Is more certain than this - on
minds. The chiefs OF the rebellion see tha
their work Is about TO prove a disastrous Ia
ture. and 80 they send word 10 that effect I
their Northern allies GIVE Us two or tire
free States 10 vote for our men, aud we vi
bring back the Cotton States in solid phalanl
and hold the offices together rs before.
This Is certainly the programme. VII ia
people see 1t performed
, Fellow -citizens-all YOU Who love Ncs
country, by whatever name YOU have bee
known in the past-let "a irowR down a
such miserably selfish plots Of partisans
this which We have been reviewing. an
: casting aside all old party ties. unite togeth'
on the broad platform of Union. Away wit
partiEan watchwords and names at an hot
{. when the nation is struggling for life O.
!. dear mother country u ia peril. let "a hy
: her rescue Let us all be true Union me
7 true Democrats. true Republicans. not in
: partisan. but ia national sense.
We close this article with..a quotation fro
the last letter written by the bold. patsioi
aud lamented Douglas. Let it be traced
letters Of gold over every door in the land:
(. Il know of no mode in which loyal q
zen NAV 20 well demonstrate his devotion
:, his country as by sustaining the flag. &
4 Constitution. and the Union under all ci
: cumstances, and under euery adminisfrafio
!, regardless Of party ties. AGAINST all assaiiaH
= AZ home and abroad
I, Noble word. Let them be the motto
every loyal man in these turbulent and 81
I. ring times.