The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

and died, ses7IDg six brothers. These broth |
ere saccessively married the widowed wo-
maj AID aifefwsrd died. And last OF al i
the woman died also. In Toe resurrection
which Of the seven shall have THE woman 10 l
Sifs-
Nos shat Nas i 10 them whether cns or
all should have the woman - wi.e i. hcayen7 |
Is coaid be nothing 20 the S1idncts IN any |
case What sas II 10 ANY human beng on \
TINS side OF the gravel Wbst VS. u to any /
nnma0 being IA beaver except tie woman !
enc her seven busbsuss--al s.lilteis =. ching,
Yet oey would have Al answer. ADD they /
received Que. The sa-~es xa- thar While 10 |
this mortal state met and women shall never
cease 10 marry and 70 die. there viii be in
the resurrection neither death nof marrying,
OF giving Ia marriage
Although altogether unauthorized T. speak
Tor the President spon hypothetical qnes-
sions. / think can give al answeF upon the
subject OF slayeE At the present dey--an an
swef which wiif>be eKplic.f. ami hspe aot
altogether unsatisfactory. While she rebels
continue 10 wage war against the Govern
ment Of the Uniied otAtes. the mihtary
measures affecting slavery, which have been
adopted from necessity 10 bring the war 80 a
speedy aud successful end. will be continued,
except 40 far a. practical experiences shall
show that they can De inclined ads af,tsse-
ously. with view 20 the same ena Wen
TIE insurgents shall bave disbsnded their az
mics, and lad down their arms. the war will
instantly cease, ana al the war measures
then existing, excluding those yhico affect
slavery, viii cease also. aud All the neral
economical aod political questions. well
Que7ti0us affecting slavery as uthers. which
than existing betveea individuals AID States
snd the Federal Governments. whether they
afoee before the civil war began. or whether
they grew out o. il. will. by force oi the
Coa-tituton. pass over 20 the arbitrament OF
thv courts OF law aud tbs COUNCILS Of legis-
lstion
} am not uusophisticatej eUoneh O. expect
that cousplTatoss while yet unsubdncd and
exercising AZ unrestricted despoiism Ia the
I lnsuuecti0uarr-States. viii either sue for OF
= even accept, an amnesty based or tie sur
render OF the power they have - recklcssly
q usurped. Neverthe les. Sno~ that II ans
such cOnspirator should tender bis -ubmis
sion upOn such terms, that he will az once
Z receive candid hearing, and an answer
J. prompted purely by a desire Tor peace, With
D tee maintenance OF the Union On the 9th.
c er hand, ID expect proutsiticus oi peac,
+ with restoration oi the Union, g. come no
from the ConfedeFssts in IA -horty. nol
q through them. bus !som cilizens and State.
n under aud behind them And / expect sucl
q propositions from citizens and States 90 com.
O over the Coniederates IN power Just so fast a
d these cuzens aud States shall be delivere,
= by the Federal arms. from the usurpAtsn b,
Il which they are now oppressed. All th'
h world knows that so far as | am concerned
4 and. believe, so tar as the President Is con
Il corned. all such applications will receive jus
> such answer as rt becomes great, mag
,t unanimous and humane people To grant 4
= brethren VINO have come back from shei
II wanderings 10 seek shelter Ia the common
s, ark OF our national security aud happiness.
J. Tue sun = setting - surely as 4 sha|
10 rise again surely DO I think that the gfea
II events We have now celebrated, preclude IA
ie ond 81 our nation troubles ana the restora
b. ton OF our national authority with peace
prosperity and ifeeoo n throughout the Who'll
,i land, from the lakes 20 the gulf. and ffor
q ocean To ocean
h And 80 ! bid You good night and ma
is God have YOU with our whole country. Al
ways 10 his holy and pateruai keeping
Enthusiastic cheers were given nj IA
conclusion.