The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-16

The MeClsllas B.dgs-A Quaker gun"
Prize fighters. clam eaters ard Turks are
mnsclemsn-
Many june think themselves grsnd wbsu
they are only petty.
Ohio, Indiana. PeDnsylvania aud Iowa viii
hold eIsctious on the lith Of ossober.
The Bsstsa Pest reads FornandO woOd
out Of the "Dimmyerstio" party.
Sea craft don't generally find profitable
speculation 10 running upon bank
What part OF speech ia kisss a oDiu-
CATION. And What formf lip-ricklei
Awag rose IRON his bed GA she 3ist Of
August, and exclaimed; This Is the last
rose of ssmnef"
When teleerapbie operator l. killed by a
fash OF ightsng along the wire. he eet- a
despatch.
When Mcclellan used TO 6ghs the rebels he
yearly always go, whipped. he will have no
better luck in fighting the Union men.
A woman's grief Is often very short II
she loses her husbsDd shs pines only for a
sscond q
The Democracy say they want peace. -
Thsn wby dill thew bring on he war when we
bad peseef
Wives should know that tears. as a means
Of iuaaeHne. are to be reserved for great oc-
cAsions.
A young wsm.n Is generally ready to sew
on rich mans buitons-ii they are batch-
elor's buttons.
There are twelve newspapers 10 West
Virginia. all OF which supper, Lincoln and
J~hnson There IS not an opposition print
10 the State.
Age OF Generals; Dix. CD: Hunter. CD;
McClernand, a.; Hooker. IL; sherman, "a;
FraskliB. Al; Grant. AZ; Hancock, 40; Sigel.
40; Slocum, 81.
Fifty cents worth OF collar and ten cents
worth Of dog-an iDjudicious investment OF
capital frequently met with 10 our streets -
There arc some Eeople who i've without
any design at alt. aud pass through the world
like ssraws on a river-they do not 70 bu,
are carried.
An editor, at a dinner table, being asked
IT he would take some pudd ng. replied in =
fit OF abstraction. lowing to the crowd-oi
other matter we ara unable to find room Tor
it,"
The question was recently proposed TO a
dowu-east editor, Are hoop skirts danger
Gus p He Immediately answered that they
"are always dangerous when they have any,
thing in them "
The people Of Chambersburg are prepar-
ing % rebuild their destroyed dwellings.
though they can never replace their old
homes. aud since the work of making the
town ia TO be all done over again. il is pro-
posed 70 beau,ify II by increasing the width
of its streets. making the houses neat and
uniform, and lining the streets with shade
trees
IL IS stated that in certain private delibe-
ra,ions at Chicago, the peace men demanded
and received. a. a condition TO the uomina-
ton Of Mcclellan. an agreement that Cover
nor Seymour should be Secretary Of State,
aud ysIlandigham Secretary OF War.
Geo Francis Train. writing to the New
York Express, says: "rhe Chicago platform
may DO summed no in two words-Bea,
Lincoln The Union platform, says t..s
Buffalo Commercial. can he expressed in
three words--"Bea, the rebels" That is
the difference.
The distinguished George s Hillard, OF
Boston, a well-kpown Conservative. has
avowed HE ur7oss - sus'ain Mr.. Lincoln,
thon- Le rli "a le6O. He does
THE on the EN-. ,,.'l' ..iotic ground that as
Mr. Lincoln's elec,,vn was made the pretext
Of the rebellion. the majesty OF the law should
be INDICATED ia hs person. The moral eff
feet of Nc. Lincoln. recollection would be
Invaluable.