The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-22
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-, The following was published 10 our cotem- |
poaries' paper yesterday as an extract from
q private letter, from gentleman in Cincin-
matt, 10 a gentleman in this city: .. ~ So |
.'Our region 10 particularly blessed with
sses Of, Democrats, whose patriotism, while |
they are blessed with Office, knows no bounds,
hot when once removed their anathemas are
hurled on the poor devoted heads Of the Old
sHimksrs, and rs our Wig friends have no
show to elert their own men, aud their polit-
ioal salvation depending solely on division
In our ranks. they throw open their arms and
weep tears OF blood at the wrongs heaped
upon them. Even DR.. Duncan has been re-
ceived into their communion this fall, and has
been editing the Dispatch, the Boilers organ,
whose avowed purpose. assisted by nearly
all OF, the city papers. for even the neutral pa
pers were bought up, with the exception of
thu Times, TO break down the organization OF
the Democratic party. They nominated a
foil ticket Tor county officers, headed by
Cooper for sheriff, who succeeded in beating
the regular nominee two years since. The
whole ticket against which we had to con-
tend, was composed OF toi,ers from the Dem
ocIatic ranks" fr,f. -,t.
\ THE FIRST candid remark about the general
character Of Democrats in Office in Ohio, will
be acknowledged true for almost every region
ofthe country. Democratic leaders, who by
the way are always in Office or seeking for it,
seem particularly blessed with patriotism and
love Of their own party-but let them once
have their Offices taken from them. and no con-
ISOLATION Of Office to come be offered by their
party. when presto change, and as this writer
says .theis anathemas are hurled on the
, moor devoted heads Of the old Hunkcrs -
meaning the Democratic party proper. This
part OF the above extract is not gas. Ham
'iIton county, in which Cincinnati is situated,
is strongly Democratic in its political COM
aplexion. But the idea that the Wings Of
said county would support man SO obnox-
ious to the people, and whom they SO heart
lily despIse, az they do Dr. Duncan, is ridicu-
,ous In the extreme. Even he, after editing a
Democratic paper, yet opposing bitterly the
Convention candidates of his party, is said TO
have vnted Cor the very ticket be -onposed-
the Wings had always imputed to him, and
ahe Democrats tad defended him as being in
nocent in the possession of, was no humbug.
"A, The election of Sheriff was the exciting
thing of the canvass. On the defeat of Coop
or, who Democrat himself opposed the reg
ular Democratic nominee for Sheriff, the Dem
ecsatic papers Of Ohio and Indiana, at once
ses up shout of triumph for great Dem
ocratic victory" and one would suppose from
reading the accounts that Democracy had
achieved triumph over Whiggery, which
should ill every stout Democratic heart with
Joy. All gas! The Wings as party had
nothing to do with the election. although
Wings were found voting for. Their personal
fnends on both sides. The Dispatch, the pa
per formerly edited by Duncan, lays the de-
feat of Cooper to the fact that the Wings who
did vote, voted principally for the Old Hnnker
ticket and the Dispatch thinks it very " diff
fcult to account for this strange anamoly.
When the successful party or division were
glorifying over their victory at the Enquirer
Office, the speakers thanked their Wing
friends, a. being the cause of their success.
The successful Sheriff said-"it is to the
Wing party that am mainly indebted for
my election" As the writer above says tru-
ly, the whule ticket the Democratic party
had to contend against in this election, twas
composed Of boilers from the Democratic par
tyr After these admissions at home, it is
very laughabie for Democratic papers abroad
to be- claiming this as a victory over the
Wings. The Wings had it in their power to
elect Cooper ifthey pleased. 'i
NEw HousE.-Mr.A A. Liter has just es-
tablished a Wholesale Liquor and Grocery
House in this city. 1t was opened yesterday
ut Mr.. Morgan's old stand, on Main street
Just below First. The principal part Of his
stock has not yet arrived, but will be on in a
few days. Those wishing to purchase stocks
Of Liquors and Groceries. would do well to
give MIR. Liter call, as he expresses a de-
termination to please bis customers in goods
and prices.
NEv Goops.-By advertisement, it will be
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