The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-11
Cheats and aDisorganizers,

Cheats and @DiSOrganizerS.
1t is amusing to witness the terrible puckerA
the Republican is in about the "cheats and
disorganizers In the Democratic party Of
this and neighboring counties. The Repub-
can is the organ of one division of the Dem
|ocratic forces, which may be called Old Hunk Z
gers, led on by Judge Lockhart, DR.. Hutchln-
son, and Gen. Greenhouse, as respective can +
.didates for the State Convention and Legs
IIature. The Vanderburgh Democrat is the5
acknowledged organ of the other division,
the Barnburners, recognizing Maj. Robinson,
candidate General. as its leader, although
the Democrat but two weeks back wasl
/" down on the Major terribly. The Rel
publican is evidently very much alarmed be-
cause the Major has commenced organizlng]
Ibis forces, and is even highly indignant that
Z he should show fight at all. Maj. RobinsonI
lis going to work like an old General. In the
sfrst place, he has commenced securing " aid
I land comfortn from several cIiques who might
gotherwlse occupy neutral position, or GO
over to the enemy. He has appealed to-
: those who love niggers, to love him. He
ationist and he will doubtless get it. Next,
Asaccording to his amiable friends of the Repub-
HIcan, he has commenced treating with the
ANative Americans, and has already under
drill an organized company of one or two
Mhundred, who oppose Germans, lrishmen,
EEnglishmen, and people of every other nation
kabroad, who have had the presumption to en-
Hdeavor to become American citizens. If this
sbe true, he has we'll chosen the Democrat as
Shis organ, in opposition at least to Germans
@and he has well selected DIR. Burns for one
Hof his Aids, as both, it will be recollected
ahave blackguarded and slandered the Ger
mans most vigorously.
But the Barnburner General has gone fur
sther, as we learn from the Republican o
HTuesday evening, we not being in the habi
aof reading the Democrat. He is selecting
ssand stationing his officers, and gives theiI
names to the world as soldiers willing with
him to lick the dust" or lick the enemy
Just as fortune may decree. Heading thu
list is Hon. R. ID. Owen. Whether Mr.
NOwen will feel cOmpAmented by the partial
lily and connection, remains to be seer. w
j RATHER think he will disown the rebel chic
and his horde of followers. Then come Fl
rs. Casselberry, ]. B. Gardiner, and Mr.. I
hCarnahan. This shows that the tlisafectio
x lin the ranks of the unterrifed Democracy
far more serious than the Old Hunker orga
tried to make US believe it was a short tim
back. But 1t may possibly have been, gain
r ing strength since the rash declaration wa
NJ made. Probably the great root of this disa
S lection is not known. 1t is desire for office
EThose Democratic leaders are never Statistic
lunless holding Office They are now popping
naup on all sides, and appealing to the peopl
d for support. They are bent on rule or ruiz
# land show how much they think of their prir
aciples and party, by forgetting both in den
sagogue ambition, Then -althoug
u the Republican bitterly denied the charg
gMwhen we first made it-there is dissatisfacto
r in the party, and very general dssatisfactio
Isl I've should suppose, at the nominations of tn
III Blairsville Convention, and many Democrat
Hare determined, that as they did not have
5vOice in the matter then, they are determine
NOW to speak right out in meeting
A lover of fun, we look on totally uninte
D. Tested in the Kilkenny war between the Hum
I'D ers and Democrats now going on in Vande
4 burgh county. 1t is but an illustration of Il
Isl divisions marking the Democratic party
,eE some portions ofevery State in the Union.