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

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chicnsils dtnA0ds. Ntop'y Eivea 0nSn7 eli
be victorious army 81 ihe rebel leader was A
laundering ~ he very gates 81 TIE ciiy. aad
sonsteru-ton lad seixed tie people aud FAN =
courage sfd spifit was gore q
IL wsa The Romans vii net give a. ANY ;
hing thtooeh lear, but AH wee thought ,
reasonable thas shs lokcials should D. l.
duiged n some pzfucuiar points. they would II
be duly considered. u ines would Jay dona Il
their arms" :
The old Republic would consder nothing. a
consent = no trace. listen 10 10 Armlsnce. 4
unless the rebels would asi clay down their a
This VS. nc position s-sumsu oy Z
the brAvest. mestN.slke, most civilized and !
moss poNeTimIeople TIC world had eyef 4
seen. No truce 80 reuol~ urth thcy camo
without their amor. A.ih ugh the Romans I
we're ia his cssc tbs Us-kes parv.fNll the
Roman Scn.sr. vhcr fe cry vac simosi /.
over~helnci by ua.tsr .aat sccth.ng with =
treason. would aot treat wlh sorEsnts. un- /
I'll they .aid down neseent :
How unlike tne Aintlse p~rnna-cc hy che a..
frsmafs ot1tls ca ctso eefcrm r. a0etee-
eral C., elume1t, luz in fse aa.l cUs1Iug
ioreses this nnhoiy fobelier. Is sske4 50 sep (
and prorose terms ~ ftace. - febcis u Erms
against ulcT ccun-fy. Nss ffc~c esef 3
more humiliatag soetteief pf natfiof-n
ever ebb - Law, ~ ---4o<uADeall o4cs rol
81 mad Hase AJAX M i,,s.nf - he
ilus.rous dead-aN itc hrrtt examples of
the psst been forgotten hy ms reoaifT
Can We afford ~ mske peace on such
terms We can 1--we have lcstall which
| constitutes tr,-e manhood We chn1f
we have htouD and wash t9~contrrue e
nation 81 couards 81 can. pa we a. MOE
love orr cunutrv ah,f 1aec fsrccs,en the
clories which cluster around our revoln-
| tionary struggle. We can. III manhood I
c~ouragc and rafr-otazn hare depurtes
from the hand and We 40 Viatag "a 3e-
come the lest, the SeoH. and TIE contempt
Of the whole world. We can. 81 We arc
willing e. become slaves ostrkelves md
educate for postcriy a race of slavss -
We can afford an tins time e. pronosc =
trtce, ask for a peace, solicit ga armiStlCc, |
II we have come % the conclusion that
the free institutions Of oor country ere not
worth further defending, and a united re-
public Is q mere bagatelle. Ii YOU are
willing the slavc power shall forever be
the dominant power on this continent
then let a., az thus time. make a peace be-
fore the rebels are forced 20 nv down
their arms Ia ~ are 80 craven as -
propose tefm- cssaiestment now, wo@A
most assuredly iase SO acwpl Their con-
= 4 1lrlsnr. OF ANNL "a Nfilta.NfAtt"i lHNN| "
By this Buitcrnit nrmistl,e 4 again cay,
we have everything to hose and nothing TO
lain -ouf ~en,anles get every ~sdyantHce
. aud We 1Nill he continually taken 40 The
\ disadvantage. BUT these arc the very
,easons why IL S-sowht 20 ba~pfoposed
i by this naw tangled Democgaos
\ itis this d,slovai -elemcnt which has
r lastcned Itself upon The Democratic rsrts,
4 | All. i.. s4.apn...I a., .n.uff.f lie NrhIHn
would make Us triumph la The coming IL
Il cetdns DANGEROUS ~ fhe rehIic wcaA-
Thai party Is TOW 1ct hy rurrfraftank-
rltlts -snoating traitors, aud r aofdr~
Eerate f%ortunt,. 10 regardless. 81 prnci-
pie are they that they met in convention,
W made a platform, nominated a candidate
Cor the Presidency and nd az he'd Walnut
le enunciating any principle, except the
" principle object of helping the rebellion.
e. Their ncminoc. unable 10 iind4sny thnU n
v the platform Upsn which ho was "a stand,
x Of "A substantial nature, took the occasion
= Of building one Cor his party and mmseii,
and now thero - presented ~ the country
- the singular spectacle of \ residential
candidate haslding his owp platform, and
telling his friend that a,tlatgh tley had
- not built Just such an one, he WAS satisfied
they intenoed 10 DO IS.
"A George =. McClcllanis an Old RaiirosJ
he man, and he knows how dangerous p rt'
"A. stand upon a platform WHOM the cars af'
as in motion httlc iostle mag ssaake 49,
he of and crush him beneath the wheels
~ To save himself he constructs q new Plat
nd form, and hopes thereby 20 be- sa.ed from
ch being crushed - atoms hy the long lln'
ny Of Union cars, marked l.. s. ag they aei'
pass over the track in November. bu
he cannot a V himself The cars hnv.
ise already started awsvup IN Maine. ana on.
m thousand McClellans cannot SIP them
However, he deserves a patent Cox NJ ia
or v%ention, for while ii cannot save hps lArt
ms from an overwhelming defeat, il may pro
tect it from the rcdicule and contempt q
the world.
W. But l weary YOU. and VIII BRING NJ A.
marks, already too long, 10 aoioss
l think I have shown q every unpr'
JUDGED mind, by the testimony Of our ems
o.l mics. that this war was conceived, inau
80 eurntrd and commemorative ae re5e
who are nov, ia srna agsiHstthc autbort
re- Of the United states. That IL was COZ
act templateds agreee upons sQe les.t 90
w. already begun, long before ". EN~ln
ich election, ana befose he Va sIlapggrats
President. That BE 81 fnnitt - the ~
fds was under "A Democratic Adminlstrato
em Was lsrhly rmersd inio ly Democrat
lily Caiinet Afuiefcrs, aud enniVal ~ ~ 81
as Chief Executive ol that Admlnlttratio
lily. think / hsye shown that the kepubl
an, cans, both in the Sonafe and liouse 81 X
ey representatives,, did everything they oFli'
een and aven more than tbey ., rlt 10 las
en- done. after Nr. Incoin cam into pove
TX 10 adjust and cofnprotnisc eur difruluf
me and prevent - affe rnrte1 distructioa Z
- the Govemmrntaud stop the shst ilG
frsicfraf biooa@. = - "
Think have shown beyond qesst~
that the Federal togcipmcBt slilciet
~ Is strong 20 supprrs this rr,rlt nsu r
store DE authority - thss eonet,fti " af
- the Jaw over the states ihfftJE THIN
- 7 have hovu he's there y noti ing len e
80 the Americur rfspir butt SIGHT Tbs r
lciliun al long AL a4a Is rebel iound
~ arm. nrainst the tiorcrnmert, and th
II ans .s'nietre ~ ever granted. IL bon
err ont ~ afcef tie rebel. have lain dow
lce. their arms, ard 1Ae1 fhe Government
pardon ihsm. the eaSt -
my in tn refcr.
60 To afr.sa "a fte re1t, rrfh and fe|
Ies untii ile authority az the Federal Co
hos Gunner r. fe,ei atl tst Unisa IN
ar served. tair3s ar iInce.n ani fls lnla
=, pasty - stop arhtAg and tee l.r q
Arni.slce, j. Ne poslrs VI tlo-a who j.
tend o. suppeft Gen. McbiesIau
To sustain the hIninistrat'on .upprs|
To- Ieisslon, i1sd. ci9t-e Iaf aus enoal|
49, aef m aliiier m fle aeif f1i ofo
plose eoidlei gan- fle ee4e4t ~ ~
,ou Repotlie. sand . North al ti
~ Hnion party - this state.
Of To Ia dewn orr ARR cif taee4rs.e
- intnt o. ti~~rNteliou fafrss 81. 4.
70 c.ofhe' and pay ftc soIltr 81 fhe 0el
fh. policy - j. rrh y hcDanal an
L. Ia srr~e parts Ell toIs ctata
Of u hslsl3alt4s 90 an Afasri al e.iiSe
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