The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-26

j. tsr bfgif inr to.top SO crow 81
kioe 81 al e.six.pon. ~ those 800 lnsu-
garsed m ssoe ltn 2 oatsr H.mm5td
dssafsd h. Asp.esh sheb be n sdc 10 Ceof.
siA, At-Lt1le tine o. t.e commencement Il
me pfe-epi li'ag2le. ~ ioiloW.
"pat Il there sefe 10 eihsf reason why
&c should never have a ~sr. you'd any rans
n<ti~n MAKE ~.f.on sourff Without tfing
a qua, = aout dfa wing Is suafd when they
nasks ~ ~ a. 80 go Jfthg ths ~hols
VOID o. suf isel Tie > ush y perfectly
csmteirnf q - % Que, -. &c three YEAR.
wlth.ut flsnting seed Of cotton be
Asse that d che Wa % plant bat bali her
.ctfsD. "a seu'a ne as IN s.ss-ss advantage %
her | an not go cure bat after three years
es~-atll ga she ~yu q csne cut stronger THAI
ss~f she So b .ofo s.1 better prepared q
enter aft 81 49,. Alf great career OF snter-
prize wh.f w0rli happ~n u M cotton VA
forn,-sei lor tsfea yesfsf I will not stop g.
dspiet ~hst svety eer csn giuo. bat this
l. serlaln. 'Oid England would topple head
looe ana cary tbs waols civilized World sth
her No. ar. 500 dare not maze war, on
.oflon. No poser CA earth dkfes make war
upluu.' C,ten - kluF. Uatil laielY n.
B.ak 10 Esel nj So k'ug. hat she tflel to
put NFr ~tftsH - h~h me taI iaHt
upan. The esis..a ssep, AMI we utterly vain
pushed. The las. powes h.s been conqaef-
81 -
The traitors predictions proved ialse =
Iae ~h L. wssld hss not been brought
80 fs0el let. aor hss .uy pcfsion Of ii been
made - knse. 50 'uoniciersle poser -
Thy have flsd many gus and have drs~n
many ss,fds. bat NJ lesloas "a battle have
been oveto.tspe by loyal arms. and NJ elns Il
ualloa have reeosn r.d their ability 10 main.
tsia their nonrfeess ~cksdness. iouedsd
upon hum "a eAs,llslsm Abd bondage Eng.
isnd has aot topplcd over IRON the loss Of
coitoa nor has the civilized world followed
Lee iua be.dionf curse q de-tfuction. -
The wofd hss mevsd On, uesw ,hstst dlns
he lo.- q tie slas % oldss'. eettoa. aud thai
pssdaes ~i1l forever pas ifom calculations
~ esimsss. u great pa,iosal contingencies
krs Cotton had hvt brief Imsglssry
fslsn ese., ln ne minds 81 tie southern D. !.
ticisn. L. their calculations II the struggle
estssa : 10 iongcf considered. hut instead
there :. the n~sro j. the subject II aogry
discussion IN re rebel Congress Shall they
crewD sambo king. AID rely on him IN the
faturr. a. teey relied on eotson In ia the pact
70 reaeem thalr m,.fosiaaes sud carry them
stately shroueh the Struggle ]. a question the,
are Ats uyns 10 settle. - sae laut desperate
expo ed ~isl..l thrir rs~sh. For the last
ali esssusy. Nod longer. hey have ella ed
Saver, - o. Diviae orisa4. as4 blessing
% the usgto. Why then 90 these msn pro-
pos a. o-ess up tbs Divine institution and
tsss ,he blessing away irrm 'be negro. and
gise him ~ reedsm. - coods,ioo. that Id
~sll hght III rs iofmef msftegs II slsvefy
ga .ies.irk - tse usxsc. 10y 10 not ths
lssce.s ., Es isbe..4an abie is quaint. '
as a. "a .,s<ssnl Tor n, services - roide.
II fsedsm ~ q as gso. a. as been &c
ieos al'.4sst shy asr 10 him on al,
c~asuosf ha. sa>-e l-.usss 40 smph-sicsl.
- - 9sssts ceaal s-a. AID mnsr. srd
r'a ss>.f. % assgsfais xpeti~o's 20 escape
he ~ss.seet,oa ~bish awaits them The
d sp>1 %. 40 nanin. ne Confederate
nsshlne sd sxlsas' al hat i hlood AID
&c. s~fussyie .Ad =. consequence
vn .ln the asafoer. until h. = hound an
unsaie al treschero-s siiy hat ,he esd /.
near. ~hsasses sne rssei su.hotlnes choose
20 ~ N n e'imsot . usskiog then sol-
disrs it bee.ii - sb.ls asrooious cause