The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-28

We ssse n. ON lsst o. tsisysxbs from
Washington. Tue eist o. most important
leader rom the Richmond EHquissr q ia
Friday ceiling 90 The Co0fedsrAis suihofi-
t.s- 20 sboIish Slavery ard Attsnpi q ssve
,se rebellion D hhing Up the raut. q i'-
.smie. With negros~ "ien. Lee ask- that
ms expsfimens ne aside = s-ys tue EHquirer5
sna paragraph not Contained - osr iils.
patch states that ,i.i- request nd been made
n . letter 70 the Hon. ". Porrhef Mile. ~
south Carolina. OhsFmsn Of the -Hee-r
Military Committee Ia = tbsrtisso Giles.
that the Rebel Gensralissimo oat onl, per
cslse- but admits that ihe SHAREHOLDERS Re-
beilioa j. PLAYED out-sbat. unless g can be
pfopeed 40 b, ssgro baJonets SAD thus
made matter 81 maceeenancn. u coi-
lapse and downfall are ismiuent.
simultaneously With the appearance Of ini-
"s.eu OF voc" from Richmond, the Copper
bed oracle IN or city givss formal vas
chg that slavery i overboard-thst ~
Northern ssrvitofs 10 thep past must nov stand
from aades. &c be buried beneath - fuins
In leader eEhorsing is Disciples - devote
their a.tsal.on .ni their efofts q matters e
Finance. the Werld-s@y-'
.'One version shy the thoughts - tb~
| osrty shoud De turned ,u,o the cbRnnel Is
| shst il involves qne.il1ns sE.cn eshnot grow
| obsolete With the lapse ~ time, ~h.ic come
n the ISSUES r. he isls election msy Be-
| tore another Presidential Eierfion tee Ao .
.i,.ou question, for example, va kr.Dtoly
bs h such state that past IDEAS VII DOT Az
ply. A. the probleu s1Ta-et- 3 1Fas,i
| its prrdsisrmined solution, ge sbse =
bubble opinisn more aud more disposed g.
| acouiesce in me manifest tendency Of s'vents
Before The expiration q IL new Il .se oi
power the Republican part will have secur-
"a . constitutional amendment Tor the en-
tire sxflspall0n Of Slavery in the Unitcd
States IL tho South should meanshilf
sain its undergraduates. Sissssy cau be ~
longer = question % Federal poliucs. bar q
90 d,sarn Southern resistance, the anti
| Slavery amendment will have been pot b.
| force and have done it, work before tse
Democratic party Gao be IN power Why
should the party bind tself % a 81 All corpse
"Uoless the Democratic party = bhud
enough o. run the hazard % dsintogfaton
4, must distinguish between questions vlrfu-
aHv seffisd and questions that sill remain
open II must - lar keep pace with events
a. 30 accept their logic. Public opinion hs-
no efficiency without political cOmbl0ahap
Dor Tor masses large enough - form ma
lorltY % aot 10 concert. thought must Dc iei
vital issue The number who oppose Tbs
Abolition 81 Slavery (u0w a minority g Ho
likely 70 ggoio trger, bur 10 erov less. will
the progress Of time Every Democrat can
Of course. hold whatever opioiof be cboosei
on that subject Such opinions are no long'
er Of the slightest political Consequence. IT,
dividual Democrats viii think what thc'
please: but the subject must be demisse'
from the range of topics 0n which fAe pTrii
IA expected tohave distinctive views. Their,
. | Il no .conce vable position ou the SLAYER
question on which the Democratic party csl
plant itself and becom@ majority. lt
sntecedents and associations. a. vel a. il
respect Tor the Constitution a. IL stands. ioT.
bid Il 10 become an Abolition party: sh
progresa Of events and the tendency 81 pub
tic opinlos. a. well AZ the Constitution ID lh
form iato which it l. certain 10 he amendea
forbid il 20 commits itself % the fortunes Of
mor0und institution
-WhaioveI NAV Be said Of tie norair
; or chivalfy Of the above extract. be- aaescit
Is uodoniAble slavery = .a the sfiiele o
death: .t would be rather good joke 4 M
> Rssels should get rad Of Il before 80 10. bu
. thsy are very likely 70 Do IL And one
fairly confined. "a vii have smaller ant
dryer.e eyed following u mouruers than al
illus,rlous criminal who has preceded "a d
the say % the house appointed iof an 81
living Thousands shaiio~iy presume cha
the South s mott IA isnstical devo ton {
to giant curse. when 20 ssy nothing 81 ,h
negroes. there never vas time when a yer
large proportion 81 the Southern White. in
cludicg their wisesi am beet did not ie,
and know that slavery vas their baue en-
curse. Bur the Shareholders held he rsil
Of poser. they could and a.a another q,
pression but no, thought. 50 the ca Of Ju.
eesnaut rolled un. over pFosifaie. csusa,.
inwardly -hudderuF shHe soiunif sdefi0
msliituiss slavery once admitted 90 b
!, dead. The secrets Of that giant prison -bou
VII be revealed sad 'heusaiii--w'll -lrs-
that shoss whon thsy have fe1>slsa
idolalsrs Of the Southern Molech. esgo
heart isa deadly foes al along
= No sane person ever eau have beIiev,
slavery N sseofd With the Golden Rule b
milIion- have fanciet j. personsly savani
sgeous Some derived a pecaasfy prof
from their relation - a. others ieezsel
the ladder whereon shev climbed 70 soci
eainence Il wss ga shts gfonnd that q
Southern vomen became snere hu,,ical
their devotion 20 "a than sheis hu-b.nis "a
hroiseFs. ~omea be'nf. as 90 mo,
Aflsiocrafie-shss =. p'scing t'l1es ssla
% social si,ssiaetion THAR rae4 l. j. Qml
: probable nat ths slucssesi saa noss lcssls
. cot eoasemosss o. Emancipation WI p
foaad among the vhlis lall-s.sistsos sl.o.
. ~hom a mskes Tree Bet. Slavery ons
! deal tie great oolk q oat ostlse bcr
: deasAiaes- vti protest lhst ttef tsfe. BE-
.ssed "a aar gsrosed ls--,has lbay oalg Eau
= ~ fos TIE un.oa ana ne c-nsuiaasa A..
. - sbsl ~ have Freedom. Usoo sud feac,
Ne shall nai bs Inclined g. eari4ofsrt -.
, asssrtieps % = point zach ~al lave becau
: raols nustss..l - Nas Xsfs y tass
ss4G arkgs a. Ss4 a,.s a.