The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-08

| a ea,nxt thc Malicious InsinuatiOns OF
| the Enquirer OF Tuesday evening by
the ssEirst Evansville Turner AssOcia.
| ti0n.''
At meeting called for that purpose the
following resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed:
Resolved, That the Resolutions, published
in the Journal of last Monday, passed in
constitutional manner unanimously, and were
on motion ordered to be published in the
Journal and Volksbote; we therefore consi
der it Infamous on the part of the Enquirer
to use the expression, referring to them, "said
to haze passed"
RESOLVED, That eve too regret" the absur-
dites of the Enquirer in the question of
Rights of naturalized citizens abroad''i that
according to his position in said controversy,
he ought not to be considered "democratic,"
and he ought not to be supported by Demo-
Gratis.
Resolved, That we consider his words "we
regret il because number of well-meaning
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by an Ishmaelite, whose hand is raised against
every man, &C., &c.," as an offspring of his
mea mess and corruption, intending a
they have done heretofore, to extol this assoc
cia ion in general, and at the same time try
ing to bemire its indvi Jual members, and in
sinuating, they use the association TO
carry their private ends. The Enquirer may
know, that we are united as one body, not
permitting uni ust accusations to be made
against any one of our members, and that we
also know how to repay such unjust accusa-
tions. No Turner, no Republican, and least Of
all no Democrat" knows or acknowledges
"distincton" in religious matters. Be he
Christian, Jew or Gentle, as long as he is an
honorable man, he will be on footing
with all his selow-men.
We don't consider the Enquirer man
worthy of the title of a Republican or Dem
crat.
Resolred, That this association and every
honorable man with us will, never subscribe
to such principles as to support paper occu-
plying the position the Enquirer now occu-
les, its editor pretending like hypocrit to re-
: present Democracy and enlightenment, and
preaching tolerance, while he fans the torch
OF religious fanaticism, in order to disguise
his malicious and unpopular arguments. We
will try to morally annihilate, with all legal
power a; our command, a paper of such q
tendency.
Resolved, That we also express the hope,
that slime will render misunderstanding jus.
lice" to the Enquirer.
Resolved, That The editors of the Swans.
vile Journal" and the "Volksbote" be re-
quested to publish these resolutions.
EVANSVILLE, Sept. 6, 1853.
The First Evansville Turner Association.
AUGUSTUS LEMKE, Speaker.
MARTIN GLASS, Viee-Secretary.
Evansville Social Turner Association
Meeting.
The undersigned Association uneq uvocsl-
" subscribes TO the above resolutions of the
First Evansville Turner Association, as also
inst, "a the voice of our Association, and we
we will as Turner'S always be united in con-
demning similar attacks, coming from what
source they may.
EVANSVILLE, Sept. 6, 1853.
The Evansville Social Turner Associa-
ton.
C. EGGERLE, Speaker.
JACOB KAERcHER, Sec'y.
The following are the resolutions alluded
to, which are endorsed by the Social Turner
Association.
WHEREAS several articles appeared in the
"Daily Enquirer" of this city, containing and
promulgatng principles, which if carried out,
would exclude, in opinion more than one
3 third Of the ,ohoSe German population in the
United States from all practical benefits of
. American citizenship, and
WHEREAS, the above named paper goes
so far rs 10 call those of our countrymen Who
left their land in peaceable way before they
: crrired at the age required, according to the
laws of those different countries, to be regis
! tered for military service, and at such age, OF
!, course, could not be amenable to those laws,
d "modern Ntylocss," 'Jfugitiues from justice and
laps," ",oih their bodies mortgaged for debts they
do not ,oant to pdy;'' Be it therefore
Resolred, That we repel with indgnat ton
all such ignominious attacks of the Evans.
vile Enquirer.
. Resolud. That we, as Germans, look at the
! inconsistency of the Enquirer i'm approving