The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-03


crate u SO, sasae Tbs rebel Gensssh 70
treat before HE, as be advances ute the 4
YER, heart OF the ~revoltsd State. he now a
occupies ths strongest strategic postton.they q
have desired 10 bold. The Veteran Army {
OF Hood fys before him as he advances on (
their works. IL retreats like a oemorAii1ed {
mob. and the Georgia Malta scatter and
seek their homes by thousaDdss or hnd Tree I
dOu from Ccntedc-atc oppression within our
lines.
This Busternut armistice means that
Hood shsilhsy une ~ reorgsuize hrs ar
.ny-gather together his scattered forces. re-
q OF 4 his r eyed men ni en- use a nevb spirit
ittl Us dlssprsed L. Tors.
General Farragut i placing his broadsices
within range OF fis rebel city Of Mobile. AND
10 a iew days Will let loose the dogs OF war
and plant The old flag on tho rAmpArts which
defend that city. This armlstice mears that
the gallant Admiral shall hAlt-mezzle hs
guns aud give this rebel CITY a few more
mouths 10 strengthen ils notifications. In
short. this Chicago Armistice means 10 give
the rebels more time TO fight us With rel
| doubled energy and power. aud 10 let the
enthusiasm and the esprit de corps no" 30
| gioriously enthusing our troops. have time
T. weaken-die out In the lisilessness aud
inacsioa of he camp To make the enemy
stronger ana US wesker-to Increase theis
prospects of destroying the Government ard
lessening ours in preserveing il
Not only so. but this whole idea OF an Ar
mistice ia cunningly devised trick OF Euro-
pean Origin. It WAS conceived in secret COM
Gil nv European money princes, 10 save
large investments mAis IA Confederate se
%cnrities
You All r~ecollect thst some two OF three
wears ago. lea Davis government, effected a
loan Of many millions from European CAPT
t~alists-the Rothschild's purchasing many 81
those confederate bonds. To secure The
paymeut Of ihis debt the Ccnied crate Gov
eminent pledged all die cotton Which Il had
sc.z>d or bought OF the people The cotton
wss Sacurcf aud pal away W different ware
houses in the Confederate States. marked =,
I :. A., and resdy 10 be shipped to Earoae 10
: psy this debt. wheneyer IL Was thought fats
: 20 run the blockade. or when the irderend.
ence of tke Conitdeu~cy was reeognizra by
the Federal Government. | believe The eon-
: ditaons OF the loan were. that one pound 81
. coaen tnna pl~iged tor rsoft twfive2F "a.
t.rts eer,soi moo~v hesfowsa Vhe eaglsal.
i~ % Europe Thoughts this 40 advantageous
g lost, even Il they succeeded in getting only
e one neu,d OUT 81 every three attempted
through The blockade. The then high price
q OF costen testify ng this view OF The sueJeet
However, directly after this bargain Wa
: made. and this loan cffeoied, our blockade 81
= the rebel ports become SO perfect, that these
' Enropsan capitalist Ia We not been able 10 &c
any Of his cotson, heuce this Confederate
10 lean h. about Ia turn ont a bad speculation
The = thchilds as 1 have Haid are heaNl
% holders of these aonrs They arc Tar see
isg men-lhe money kinsAol TIC world
D. August Belmont Is their agent IN thH coun
II try. He is an American citizen Of Jewl@l
y descent. and saemvcratic- baOob from -NA'
~ street New Yoak. All at once he become
the great leader of the peace men Ia thi
a. country. Never before beng prominent ,
u politics, he surprises every one, As a leade
In Al the Chicago Convention with unlimite
"a means, he Il profuse and lavish with his MOI
a. ey. aud purchases his Nay 8 prominsnce an
6 Il iaencu M regular Wall street style
Il as aloaaer OF this Chicago Peace Conver
Is t.oa. lie OF course Is ia favor of anything IN
", will advance the interests OF bis principal
oi aud secure the ultimate payment OF the
re Confederate bonds.
hd There are two substantial reasons why !
should Tavora cessation OF hostiiities. FRS
"a an arm stico will give the revoited STATE
hs time TO recover from the stunning blow
on which the FEDERAL power n just now givin
hem. and may then lead 10 their indepen'
ence, which will certainly open Il
NJ blockaded ports, aud enable the Rothchil'
ent TO get out their cotton. II this armist'
would not lead directly 70 the independent
~ OF the Coniederacy and the securing oil q
on. cotton in this way, then the keen and Il
TIE seeing jew, knew that as soon as an armisti
ere was entered into between the Federal al
at Copicderate aathesities. All the pots in 1
ere rebel States, were by the law OF Nation
as thrown open 70 Nsutrals, and thus, by q
ose trick, the Messrs. R0tchild's Bros. during a
", time OF the cessation OF hostIlties, beng M
- trails, could enter the Blockadcd ports. a
and load down their neutral ships, over VIII
Csc would float a neutral flag, with this We
'oss cotton. aud thus save this debt
oy am ! right when i say that the nome
Que hos fihties cease. ~neutrals occupy the prec
ns position they occupied before tie war col
mepced?
Here is What Hautsieuille says sn auth
J Is ity Of great weigh. on a question OF
cart when the two beIligerents have agre
he upon the basis OF peace, they tign atrea
ring which rs the signal for the close of the "
IL often happens that during the negotiable
nm often very long. which precede the treaty
ave - agreed TO suspend hostilities. these trn
cry, os suspensions of arms are really proyisio
M peace Anu III a ktSAt hhbt W
tors IL n stipulated that prizes and conqrests M
eral alter lpe slgsIng oil the Jeatylh distant
q ons should hold good ms regards The contr
the log parties Consequently no doubt can
or arise as to the precise moment at VII
has ihestafe OF war ceases
y t" "Bst shisi Is not quite the Same af rcRa
'ore %neu,rals. The dutire imposed on %
ELI 10y the ss@te OF war depend ~cssentia
YET upon Us continuance The tEorseat a. &c
.0ri- e.. from whaIever cause. even temporal
aiS peace is comrleteiy restored as regards the
lean durirss thr cessation al ho-filitics. Tn
resnme then all the rights.s hhh had b
bel mod.hed ~ the war. and can ezcrcise M
y OF in their fnil extent during the whole fn-
INK "a Tor the duration 81 the truce. " this q
4 he has been limited by the agreeDenf, sad
'sh- ri tn resumption Of hostilitie- has bccn
,ss- Gcially announced TO them IL IL has not b,
nth hmirei"
, 7" This then settles the question-,hd seii
.'"h IL TO by the highest authority.
Is-k the peace mso-,hese fss~ ~asss
~" TIM N armislee. A. they are willing -
ave caught ia rach a trap "a this1 Are you v
80 Ing 20 sell yenr county 20 advance the
''ee cuniars interest %: European money Kin
'e.f Are ,ea sllling 10 be ihU- TED, and conir'
% Nv .fsenisfSf< IN Cnfedefate csftoh :
sent II the reoc's eau not have theie Conied
70 acv recognized BY virtue q thir afuiru
=" then. the rebel tchiefiair rit dks6lse
'ann, truce, which they have the night 70 do a.
=" time and with renewed lille. AMI renewed
ergy, and fenewed rover attack our arm
All the blood which has been she'd Ia 9
,ea- far preserving tho heritage fivrn - az by
ION fathers, will have been shed la vain. ]
ani graves ei cur brave soldiers scattered
: Of over the rebel States will have been useis
are The treasures spent IA support Of on. natio
and lite. aud national existence. will have hs
; II expended fr naught.
al Tie war eontinaed hs reason 81 this
.ur- mi-iice 70 an lrdehnits extent. may event
o. ally eUd ia he snbvensien OF the c%oDstitut
/ en- .nd fhc destruction II the Republic. Not
he IA : nor. asaeerous than a cessation