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

rf904nt tlthttfou h'f $3.50
.tudy OF Rsnorss without hope.
Tar the rebellion = becoming exhausted.
and Ia leaders madly desperaie none can
,a.aps- The -Eaces<s u the FEDERAL arms
during The csmpslsulDr .sssoo OF shss year
IA. been almost unbFoken. Ia every cen
s,c, thew have oesB beaten. % thst Their
forces srs dlsorgsnizsd and disputed 70 saeh
srs.nt that il i absolutely spd totally i'm
,a..ibIs for them to be recognized - - 70
- .ffscsual against the Fsdessi forces here
after.
The contemplated .sa'ns Of the slaves .
an lnf.lllbIs Indication q tho de'pefa's
..,.,s. to which my are fstueed TIE
alsbuoaa Eas.isv, Of shs lsih 'Hs' saJs'
.VAsa 90 supblIcsss EuEoPsss nauous
-. beIo' ~e must be prepared . reosive =
- .n~l, oosfi,lous: ws.cb VII be The Ao9i-
%, ~ 1.verv. live ere prepared u shot
A., .l.xsrv. /, will not BIO necessary y 20 20
r.-o,e.n nations for pfoieoiion, they I'll
-. =. not only recokniftos. bot WI iol-
p. -.-ovnss,on With sDch inisrvsosi"e -
Iii .scurs natior.llly aud liberty
Aryhs EsQ1ssr soes on 70 s-Ats that osr'
aE Lee las ~ritten letter TO rorcas'
wu.. Of soush Csrolioa. ohsirnsn 81 The
aop.s oomuIssss on hni.sfs Anahs. u
svor Of .r-lng negroes IL srsuss that
..su.susa ~hsn ne gets 70 ths coast, I'll
t.o, there oui, long sooagh % real ana re-
s,s.. MA men. ADD shsn t.ks ssspP'og TOT
c,,, Point. % act In the Spring 40 moTea'
"A. oo,osa upon our lines Of communities
dim. and this Dscsss,sIes Ike column %
ear ps."
onr,,,n,ss in "a attempt to show tina
t,..,r pssssnt arnY is unseis 70 sssm ths tor
rent, it says:
~,h.ll -e proloss the gar for the SAKE .
on. assroesf Soali 30 sacrince our e'''
ar.n 10 pseesrvs our slssesi shall We st
hsa.s our conntsy. destroy our noble deisno
era and ssdsnger evsry Institution fstso
th.n tsst an sxpeltmsLt that maj slss~
IN, means Of rscrullins our army, Of as-nm
,sg the offsnsivo, AMI OF eonqueflng spec
oe.o.f Neither rhetoric, nor argument 90
..tho,itx can determine whether the negroe
ali ,,.k. for IA faithful soldiers. The eA
,.,Im.ot ,,f.s test and decide this question
Oar lee AXIS that this experiment be maze
20. M. this . sufficient. Never vii We pn
onr pre,udIces against biz deliberate Judge
ment and advice. 10 Is = rash man ina
does. DO n not wee man that IMPOSE
responsibilities and yet withholds means 10
their accomplishment
The E.qasrss concludes The subject
foIlows:
bot We hate. dstest aud dlspise the ca
.rv IA, more than We love and admhe fla
ssry. flour liberties Gao not Dc sa'nse
shs s.,ri6ce Of slavery. se are prepared :
-. r., ..er a q aud 20 urss that sserl
a. .s,o our conntrymen. We would no
rstu,n Into the Union II ever slave could D
returned % his master, aud II every gnAfan
80 th.t human ingeoulty could devise, ser
s~eurrs for the protection Of the institution
~. urefer liberty With frcs society to reun
ion anon III. sscnssss bas.s II slavery sue
=. h.il~se "a be the sentiment of the peSp'
ofvireinia: but we know that great morH
taubts b..ss tbs question u aiming the ne
sross. aud yet Tue srpsfinsnt ought 10 o
ssstec. and the fact aseertainsd. whether ne
xroes viii make soldiers
sh,eL Ncr,hsrn sentiment has undergone
respect 70 slavery and the negro race sine
the rebellion broke oat, bat Is 10 not TO b
ssmosrsd 18th the revelation which N
above extracts. shov 20 have taken place J
n. South. II The leaders and organs Of u
r~Asslsou we're . be ssisssed. their ere.
ana paramount reason for attempting .
ls.ss the UnioD. wss he insecurity u sis
,.sy init To pfosec, that IRON The a
..uI,. OF the Eorss. they took up arms, "a
eating that she Slavery oi en- inteFiW rae
vas the only surs Foundation for The heer
tee OF the whites. snd Boosting that The
nsw Confsasracy had that institution for I
corner stone. The rebels ~es"'H<nees
and n 10 most sisul6csas that their lesdin
organ should nov as whether Il shall b
s'prolonssd" iof The sane object. lney has
aarioS a -sr oi nearly four ye@rs' duratio1
scrlsccd hundred..ol Thousands Of the
chlidren 70 preserve their slsvss.~ bat no'
her question ~hsshsF tbs b good poslc'
knstortCs arxumeut eno sotnorftfs nv
fcs four sssw Oesa empioyed 20 "nre %
Southern hear. .esinss tie North on -
ooant ofits rspogusses 70 Slavery. bit 40
se 6sd the leaders Of this movements suS
ss<ting the aholision az slavery the cal
means 81 propiaslng shs Auii-S.Avsry sea
:inens 81 ~EarogeA- Ns,i0rs" 9Th sie'
u securing tier -feeogaislOnr snj ''psOssc
uear are ~- soid. q ire face a ths fscl
ssxtths ~Soase ca ps.ss hs conoassedt
With s6ls strc,s confession Of Js6. Davis
Geo. Lee. Gov. saith. sot leasing reb'
'eursals throosh tss m~sas of TIE White roF
ulahan a The south. snt tha he assciss
aud dowe-tFoddse save stasis iosloFn bop.
aAsll i % said saas - Fehriaon c<anst b
ssppssss1 and ne Unioo Pstsscsdf IL d
Ari,at 49, hrcughs ttsn u his ros.sic
"A fsi,asss Ma - no~ sire q ara
ssitslosi ie ne ~reseuree- ~ ssaiessas'
ssips . safe - uuion.
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