The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

Newoiork IN which ho was speaking
as men were fhsre rapidly volunteeringJ
May not add that this victory IN Attain
"A comes 10 good time as the victory IN
Mobile Bay does, 70 vindicate the wisdom
and energy OF the war adminlstratlOn.-
Farragufs feet did not make itself nor
did be make H. IL was prepared By the
Secretary ofthe Navy; and be that shall /
record the history Of this war trlthfu..y /
and impartially, will write that, since the |
DAYS Of Carnot. no man has organized a |
war with the ability OF Stanton Cheers
Tor Stanton; cheers FOR the Secretary Of the
Navy
But suspicious as the occasion Is. u has
nevertheless failed TO bring out some whom
We might have expecsed here. Why are
they not % rejoice In the victories that
will thrill the hearts Of the lovers Of free-
dom through the world Alas. that II
must be confessed, il Is party spirit that
holds them aloof All Of them are parti-
zans. Some are Republicans, who can
not rejoice in the national vlctoriez be
cause this war, for the life Of the nation,
IS not. IN All respects. conducted Accord
ing 70 their own peculiar radical ideas
and theories. They want guaT4Et9.ss Tor
wifi, and universal, and compe efnan-
cipation, or they 60 not want tie nation
saved. Others stay away because they
want 10 be assured that in coming out q
the revolutionary storm. the Ship Of State
will be found exactly in the same oondi-
ton a. when the tempest assailed It, CT
| they do not want the ship saved AZ all, as
II am body could give such guarantee ~
| the name Of a people Of thirty Million
| Others are Democrats. They received
| from their fathers the axiom that only
| Democrats could save the country. and
they must save il By Democratic formulas
| and combinations which the progress Of
| the age has forever exploded. They can
not come up 10 celebrate achievements
/ which condemn their narrow and heredi-
| tary bigotry.
| Others, Of both the Republican and
Democratic parties, are willing that the
nation hall be saved, provided i b done
by some one Of their chosen and idolized
chiefs, which chiefthey mutually denonne'
and revile. They cannot honor Grant
and Sherman, and Farragut, and Porter
because by such homage they fear thai
Fremont and McClellaus fame viii b
eclipsod
| Nevertheless, there are enough here
II the right sort. 'fe-. that's true
| Enough Of men who once We're kepub.
| licans. but who, taking that word IN
partisan sense, are Republicans no longer
| and men who once we're Democrats, ou
| who. taking that word in lis narrow ap
In alton. are Democrats no lOr ger, all o
~ m are now Union men, because the,
a. d out at the beginning Of this ire
! NJ ldous civil war, or M some period u
IT. progress. that no man, no party ~
formula, no creed could save the L mon
but that only the people could save i
t. ard they could save IL only BY ceasinl
10 become partisans, and becoming pat
riots and Union men. Cheers for tn
| Union.
Yes, my friends, when this war shal
be ended in the restoration Of the Unior
no lnan then living will exult IN the rec
81 cction that during is continuance h
v Is either Radical or Conservative,
| publican or Democrat but every ma
well claim 70 have been throughout n
reserved and unconditional Onio
nan.
But why should party spirit especiail
NJ this iuncture, divide the American pee
, pie. And why should I, member {
T the Executive Administration, allude
| il on such an occasion rs this The an
, | wer r. NJ hand The Constitution o. 90
country commands the Administration I
surrender It's powers 20 the people, and IN
people 70 designate agents 70 assume an
| exercise them four year.. \ on receit
| the Executive Government IN conditlo
= | very different and highly improved. "
\ | found u practically expelled from tf
4 ! whole country south OF the Delaware, I'll
I Ohio. and tho Missouri. with the most
I the army and the navy betrayed or falle
. into the hands 81 insurgents, and ne
| and reasonable Coniederary with the ID
| direct but effective cooperation Of To-
| eign pcwers. establishing Itself on II
Gulf OF Mexico. We ohcerfully give On
Government back 70 you. with lafl
and conquering armies. and triumph
ant navy, with the hateful Coniedcrac
j failing into pieces, and the rebellion
. States. one after the another, returning
9 their allegiance.
g Regarding myself now. therefore, ns
AZ a Secretary, bat SIMPLY az one OF u
2 people. I. like YOU. am called By my vo'
e | . determine INTO whose hands .he pre-
g cious trust shall now be conhaeG. "
4 | might wish - avoid. or at least 70 pc.
e rome that duty. until the present iearfs
! crisis j. plssssl But ii cannot and ougl
E not T. DO avoided Or adjourned. II il
constitutional trial. and the nation mu.
70 through Il deliberately and bravei
I shall therefore chceIfully submit, q
your consideration, the cour which
have concluded 30 adopt, and be reaso
| FOR H.
First beg yon 70 remember that ID
, present IA no common or customary Pres
; ldential election II occurs IN the inids
Of civil war, arising out at 4 dispute
! succession to the Executive power. Dis
; patcd SUGGESTIONS are the most ireqaeu
cause II civil wars, not only In republic.
but even In monarchics. a dispute abou
the succession Of the President periodical
J IN beEets an abortlve or revolution il
! each one of the spanish American ropub
lies. - the disputed succession % IA
Spanish throne begot that memorabl
thirty wears war which convulscd all En-
rope. \ dispute whether Juar, was ID
consequence Of French Intervention il
Mesico. A dispute whether the prcsen
King II Denmark. who succeeded % IN
throne last winter. Is lawful. heir 10 IN
Duchies 1T >chleswig and Holsicin
brought about the civil war ia that coun
Try, which. through German Intervention
} has just now ended with the dismombcr
ment Of the Danish Kingdom. II Is ~
msrksble also that civil Wars. produce.
By disputed SUGGESTIONS, Invariably bcgli
with resistance BY some one Or more @
; the States or Provinces which oonstitat
the kingdom. empire or republic which
disturbed. II wsS 50 with the Unite.
States II Mexico. Il was 50 in The Tn
Ted States 81 Columbia, and The case =
the same Ia The United States Of Neue a
,s Now i is certain that in iS6o "
, tel Abraham Lincoln. lawfully 81.
6 additionally. q - President ~ "a
" ole United States az America. Sevci
; ~ the states Immediately thereon. rusbe.
into disOnion. and summoning eight NOR
g. thcif alliance. they set up = revoln
, tionarV government They levicJ wa
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