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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-12
Machine Democrats.

We believe a writer in Putnam W as the
first to apply the name of Machine Demo.
Gratis to that portion of the Democracy who
call themselves sold line Democrats" 1t is
is an excellent application anyhow, and We
think it will stick. These sold liners" make
it duty, principle, party religion, to follow
at the heels of the administration they put
In power. They go as they are pound up
They dare not think for themselves. Ifthey
do venture on the experiment, predcating it
it upon the supposed fact their masters must
take certain position, and assume that po.
siton themselves-it only needs word from
headquarters, but a turn of the key that
winds them up, to set them going in direct.
y opposite course. They do not ask them
selves, is it right, is it proper, is it the best
for the country-but, do our masters say it
is "Democratlc policyw Watch the avdity
with which these machine Democratic edi.
tors run when "wound up" on any question.
You would suppose the principle involved
were dear TO their hearts as their hearts blood
that they had always been contendine
for it, that it was essential TO their political
life as the blood to their physical sustenance
Wind them up, and away they 90 like O
Yankee wooden clock, whizzing, buzzing No
jinging their time out. They need only be
wound up by the administration, when here
they are striking for Nebraska and slavery
whizzing off against protection to Western
commerce, gathering for destruction of G rey.
towns, &C., &c. These are the machine
Democrats-ihese are the very fellows who
immediate honest Democrats, il they won,
consent TO being wound up by them, and run.
ming like machines-these are the very
scamps who patronize doughfaces. and are
for making perfect bakery of the Democrat.
| ic party. to turn out doughfaces like crackers
by steam and machinery. Hereafter let the
"Old Line Democrats" as they SO absurdly
call themselves, be known as "Machine Dem.
ocrats." They have been wound up BY
Gen. Pierce, bu, they will be Mound up in
Indiana next month by the People.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-12

The Enquirer of yesterday winds up a
leading article, bepuffing demagogues to the
skies, and growing eloquent over treason, in
the following appropriate style;
We hope that every Democrat will leave
Methodist church when the preacher
abuses the Democracy as swindlers, &C.
70 Democrat should euer go to hear Preacher
Hill again. IF DEMOCRATS CAN'T GO
TO HEAVEN IN HILLS CHURCH.
WHY LET THEM LEAVE 1T. lf-
Italics and caps are ours. Now, when
were the Democracy abused as swindlers in
Methodist or any other church! Why should
not Democrats go 10 hear Preacher Hill!
Mr.. Hill, one evening last week, being call
ed upon at public meeting, arose and made
an address in defence ofthe Protestant Min.
istry from the attacks of Robinson, May
Fitch and others. We will leaveit to any
gentleman present, if Mr.. Hill in his remarks
said anything unbecomiEg in minister, OF
anything abusive speaker. Now we call
upon ell sober.minded and good citizens
without respect to party or sect, to rebuke
the spirit contained in this abusive extract.
We submit it to the consideration of respect.
able men without further comment, further
than to say, Mr.. Hill is known in this commu.
nifty and over the whole state. He is no polili
clan, but he is an amiabe man, and an exem.
plary christian, occupying high position in
his own church, and beloved and respected
wherever known. He is the last man who
would desecrate the pulpit in the manner
charged above.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-12

q Steamboats, are scarcer here now
than they have been for years past. The
smallest boats only can run. The owners OF
such are making money and value their crafts
In many cases at more than double their
worth few months ago. A little steam
boat passed here Saturday. She was fiat.
oottomed boat, worth several thousand dol
lars. Her owner had just been offered SI4,.
600 for her, and refused il! He will make
more than that on her, with good luck, be.
fore the season is over probably.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-12

IL The Enquirer takes the liberty o.
Propounding questions to candidates for diff.
ferent Offices, relative to whether or not they
are Know Nothings, Maine Law men, &c.
What authority has ii to question any man!
tbs not the organ of any party or respecta.
BILE faction. 1t is but the mouth. piece of a
little clique in Evansville, whose brief pow.
er is fading away. II questions candidates
as though it were some supreme power, au.
thorized 10 examine, and competent to pun
ish! Bah. Candidates need not care a flo
for coming under its ban. To be inundated
by the Enquirer is a compliment to any de-
cent man.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-12
mIn the midst Of all this disunion and

MFIn the midst of all this dsunion and
sectional excitement, what proud and glo-
rious position does the Democracy occupy.
On that party depends the salvation Of the
country. Like the rock of ages upon the
vast oceans border, against which the pillows
oil the restless sea are breaking, stand the
lasting principles of the National Democra-
cyl Enquirer.
Yes. "whata proud and glorious position
the Democracy does occupy"
What "a proud and glorious" somerset
the leaders of the party have turned!
1.-THE salvation of the country depends up
on the Democracy now, upon what did it de-
pend from lS4S to the beginning of 1854 hen
the Democracy occupied position directly
the antipodes OF their present position!
Let US see how fine some of these Demo-
cratic pillars have stood, against the pillows
of the restless political sea for the last few
years. 49,
Does Stephen A. Douglas occupy the
same "proud position" now that he did in 49,
40 when he averred that the missouri Com.
promise was so sacred a compact, and so near a.
kin to the Constitution itself that no ruthless
hands could erer be reckless enough to disturb
i?"
Did John Petit occupy the same position.
when ne avowed that he Yves in favor OF
Free-s0l, Free-labor and free territory, and
that no vote of his should be given to create
one inch more of slave territory" that he doe s
nowl
Did John Petit, as one Of the pillars OF
Democracy always believe and preach the
doctrine that the Declaration of Indepenl.
cnce was pack Of elf-euident lies!
So we might go through with the entire
catalogue of the prominent Nebraskates
and snow that they now ignore and repudi-
ate the principles which they have ever
maintained as the principles of democracy
and that they now occupy position diamet.
really in opposition to those the Democracy
have hitherto cherished and advocated.
But this would be unnecessary. These
Demagogues and their coadjutors all over the
nation have turned ridiculous somerset
and are trying to pull the people over with
them. They are like the fox that got his
tail in the trap and cut off, and tried to make
the rest Of the foxes believe that short
tails were the height of fashion.
But The people are little too foxy 10 be
caught with such silly bait and are fast de.
clining the proposition.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-12

OF During Mr. Denby's absence Mr.. San.
ders mas been devoting some half dozen ar.
iicles day to personal abuse of him. Mr.
DENLY hereby returns him his sincere thanks
Eng.
If we were in the habit of using such ex.
pressions, we should most certainly call the
assertion above a lie. During Mr.. Denby's
absence we wrote probably four, five, or hall
dozen articles or paragraphs, not in abuse
OF him, but to expose the falsehoods aud dis.
gushing presumption written and published
during his absence by him. This course ap.
pears to have given mortal offence to the
nice delicacy of the two acting editors of the
Enquirer. That we should in this young
mans absence see fit to expose the lying alb.
surdities of articles published i'm his absence
is horrible indeed. All we can say to Mr..
DENLY is, that il he can by any possibility
be gentleman in his editorials and letters
we shall treat him as such-but il at home
or abroad, he prefers in his publications to
be BLACKBOARD and SLAM erer, he may ex-
pect to be treated according to his deserv-
ings. We are perfectly willing now to "let
him slide," having Placed him before the
community with his own assistance, in the
attitude and position persons of his natural
instincts are sooner or later bound TO drop
into. We have larger game on hand-and
game which is not SO likely to defile those
who handle il.
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II. G. FARRELL'S
CELEBRATED ARABIAN IMMINENT

ANE DAILY HEAR of the most astonishing cures being
w elected by that and popular medicine the
inc H. q. fARREL's ARABIAN LlNlMENT. and y. can
truly knowledge. medicine
discovered performed the wonderful that
has both in and BEAST and is equally good for BOTH
which truly valuable IL is heref hailed iy the
suffering the blessing Of the and would
ALLOW himself be without this
witnessed it magic over disease and its WONDER
ful potency in rel howeyes few min
utes' We earnestly desire call upon the agent
who will furnish free charge small book containing
besides other valuable large list certificates
many persons ofeure effected by
medicine which
the fits transcendent virtues We notice
certificates rheumatism cured after the had
suffered thing but death Tor ave to twenty years Also
paralysis loss Of the Limits. where the flesh
had leaving nothing apparently n. dried skin and
bone presenting horrid spectacle that rer FRIENDS
LOCKED UPON THEM APALLED while physicians pro-
nounced them BEYOND ANY HI MAN EFFORT to relieve.
is the etcacious remedy known for burns sprars
wounds bruises chit,ans nenralss toSthaehe fes OF n
reptiles throat tumors
pain with nbounde of
the ailments Of and cattle. such farcy
sprains Lruss wounds std neck and joints. lameness
swengs gals cha partial blindness etc
II used in the bgping hstsla pollev rngbone and
VIM it will invariably their future Every fam
lily should keep this vauab medicine hand ready Tor
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-12
JOHN r.. GLOVER a. 90.

HDkOPKlE1UkS OF the large Lumber Main
aud 9Th streets Evans lie Ind. would respect
builders aud others wanting lumber that their stuck now
complete cOnsistingo of
Pine boaris OF everv grade and thickness
Ash and Pine flooring.
Pine aud Poplar weaihertoaydi-g,
Dressed fine ceiling.
Hea.lock 10 SITS S. an tin,
No. Shaved pine Shingles. land no rnis,ake.)
do Sawed do do,
Cut Poplar do do &C.. &c.
orders the Country will receive prompt
Ruiiders will hne boar y
cut ~ and II feet long.
Terms Cash unless otherwise contracted the time
purchase.
seltIl-3w d&w.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-12

@The III. M. Summers, a short.horned
steamer, built here several years ago, started
into port yesterday morning, and DELHI
erately ran on the foot Of the bar in front OF
the upper part of town, where she laid until
3 o'clock.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-12

OF The Enquirer says Gen. Lane sis
one Of those whom the abolitionis,s desire
to reduce to slavery" Bless us, these abo.
li'ionlsts will next thing be placing the Pre-
sident himself in slavery. We hore Gen.
Lane will keep sharp lookout for these
abolitionists. or they may have him reduced
to slavery before he knows it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-12

@The Enquirer of last Saturday mos,
heartily endorsed Mr.. Hardin as candidate
for the Legislature. Yesterday it declared
lis own endorsement premature, and wanted
a suspension of opinion till Mr.. H., was found
to be right on certain questions! This very
aptly illustrates the Enquirer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-12
GLORIOUS SUMMER

WITH the hot ultry atmosphere mid summer the rank
vegetation OF the owands aud the the deep valleys
OIL the great ofthe die The
burning sun drinks tn. waters and oeeayug plants
give on noxons gases aud poisonous vapors
produce .ow Jaundce Heterogeneous of stomach
Bowels arrhee olsen terry. Ague Fever Bilious ces
iyphuS fevers Under these
you should make free use OF Dr. B.UcEs INDIAN
rAsAcEA IL as cleanse bowels purify the
blood and restore health in another coll
unin Oh 1his paper eyS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-12

o. The Enquirer is indignant at US fol
II would no doubt have had juster cause for
bad feeling, if we had held the editor in
charge of the paper to a proper response.
bility. He very effectually knocked in tie
head number of the "acting editors" eff.
forts.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-12

~ We are now abundantly supplied wit!
printing paper, and can therefore accommo
date a considerable number of new subscri
bers.
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LnnK nrr For CnrNTERFEITs,

The public cautioned agant another counterfeit which
lately appearance caedW B. Farrls Arabian
Lniment of all the counterfe because
his having the Farrell Win buy IL in good faith
without rfeit exist they will
perhaps only discover their when the spurious MIXTURE
has wrought its evil fleets.
TIE genuine article MANUFACTURED only by H. G.. Farrell
aud proprietor and wholesale druggist No. u
Main Peoria. nais whom all applications for
addressed BE " with the let
tiers H. G.. before the Farrels thusii. e.. FARRELL s.
his signature the wrapper all Others are couptes
Sold by WOOLSEl LlNCk.
Wholesale and retail Agents. Evansville Ind.
and by regularly authorized agents throughout the United
sg- Price IS and 81 cents. and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town. village and hamlet in
the United States in shch is not ALREADY established
Addr.ss H. G. Farrell above accompanied with good re-
ference rs to character. responsibility. &c. sepsw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-12
BEnFORD,s FAMILY CRocERy.

yUNE uniersgaed wouls respectfully citizens OF
Evansville and vicinity that We have
stock Family Groceries and Provisions Of every
Second street. door James Stees Lumber Yard
where they hope by strict attention business an
receive a share Of public patronage.
They daily receiving frsh supplies Of Butter Cheese
Eggs Lard and Poultry from the shall
staaty hand full supply Of all staple
:. b
All Goods purchased this will be delivered at the
residences Of purchasers free of charge
SEPT BEDFORD & w iDE.
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% There have been heavy rains on the
the upper Mississippi, at st. Paul The riv-
er had risen foot at that place and was still
rising. Six feet water from ST.. Louis to
Cairo.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIR. j. c. BURCH. Dentist,

Oh. j. L. BCRCA, DENTIST.
aving devoe the last ten his life Study
and practice OF bis profession. would resi- eetuy re-
quest those who in debt to him for
cone forward and settle without delay lit on The
part OF menbe OF the profession % which he be give
ereot aud ne earnestly that will
In 'ut":e Tor services who
willing both material
Tor op ration Of the kind,
seplZ-tf
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30 1t is said the old line Democrats are
going to change their name to old line demi-
joins, to suit their anti-Temperance prin ciples
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DAYTON, O., Sept. 8.
Francis Dick was executed here to-day for
the murder Of his mother-in.law and broth.
er-in-law. He had confessed his guilt.
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en-. Ecc,Esroy = C0

E1RoPRiEToRS Of the Crescent City toundy in Evans
VILE BALD all kinds of M=ehnery in st, c quality
price, equal TO any made in any city OF the W est.
make Fire and Steam Engines all Saw and Grst Mill
irons Cast Iron Water heels Car Wheels Iron House
From Fence Railing of Brass
kinds wrought and Cast iron Bridge Work-ndeed
thing in line Of business Prompt attention given to re-
pairs.
the highest rrce for Scrip Iron Brass and Copper.
Foundry the Canacorner Of Canal and Ingle
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-12

OEThe extreme hot weather gave way
last Saturday evening to refreshing GOODNESS.
Sunday was a delightful day. and yesterday
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

u ? Blank Deeds. of the most approved form and on
dne paper Blank Notes, Bills Ladn, &C., &C., for
at this office.
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~ The Missouri is reported still very
low, with 81 feet water on bars. The Hi.
nois is also low.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-12

Mr. SsNDEkS:-Pease announce the Of JAMES
SCANTLIN. Jr.. n diiats Councilman
Ward. the election NIL vacancy occasioned by
death OF Mr. Francis A. Linck.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-12
PRIV ATE BOARDING

az RS. DIR. NETLEY. having taken a house on Chestnut
lvH street. opposite the Episcopal Church Is prepared
aeeommodats Day Boardsrs; also iamilies
seIS-2sf
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ORDER OF "KNOW NOTHINGs.y

In the present above
DER ever incident in connected with them
edered interesting aud than resolution
ly passed in couacI stating in WRIGHT
was still taking the best kind Of Daguerreoype Rooms
corner Main and Second streets. s.ue-a,.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

undersigned have this day formed Coparnership
der the style ard nrm Of Hill Holiday. for the
ASTON Of General Produce, Forwarding and Commission
Business in this city EDWARD K. HILL.
sept2-tf MARCUS II. HOLIDAY.
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q SITUATION Book-keeper Salesman IN a Dry Coos
IA Grocery Store lie reference given :.
character and business hAhi. Apply
Office. Sept
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PIANO F0RTES.

NEW MUSICAL lNSTRa 1lENT STORE,
FIRSr STREET NEAR THE POST OFFICE.
-ss41-4 THE undersigned most respectfully tegs
~ leave inform the ladies and gentlemen
Tf m n all admirers Musical and paintings Of
v this city and vicinity that he will after
TIE hrs Of Sc insrume nal Depot
in the above described premiss consisting principally in Pr
eeved the FIRST premium in Europe well America the
lare Worlds Fair aud would with
deuee hst he believes these instruments welas OIL Paint
ipgs probably the best viii found their this
kt Bee.i that the strides Of in Ltera
mental and tie amply Justify the
Of home patronage here ofsuch establishment and the
Of and Oil
siIded frames adorn Psriors
duce TO this establishment Being musician by
fession. brought all in selecting the
best nstrnmen and such good the markets Of Eurcp Bos
and New York Afforded and acting for OF
there houses afford sell them at almost their original
excepted lean fully the brancy
Of tone Of my Pasos, touch durability and the standing in
good time. : 10 l.Hre- -
ALS0:-A selection of bamboo Walking Canes
Indifferent sizes and Windows Blinds with all
and PLAIN The hest Of Violin Strns Bows
Bri Taiipeces Pegs. Rsssin other items
Pianos tuned in equal through all tie twenty
four keys. and repaired TO order.
HS- secnd handed Pianos aiken in Exchange part pay
ment well improved and unmpoved landed
erty. IL desited.
aug22-3m j. BERNHARD JENNINGS.
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copy of this letter was sent to E. A.
flanagan, Rob't Dale Owen, E. NJ. Cham.
berlain and Jas. Whitcomb. AS our neigh.
Dor oil the Enquirer has been eulogizing Mr..
Hannegan' we take the following paragraph
from his reply, by way Of prelude:
I'm answer to the first interrogatory, !
nave no hesitation in saying that Congress
does possess the power under the Constitu.
ton, of prohibiting slavery in the territories
of California and New Mexico. or in any
other territory. whilst the common properly
of the confederacy."
That does not exactly agree with the
"squatter sovereignty" doctrine, SO popula,
just now with the "old liners" 1t is need
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-12
ICE I(,E,

M ANTED-50 cords Of good straisht Hickory Wood d
w lis-red At the Pavilion Eoisl. Water steeet.
SePt-lwa lEnq. eopyl 4. 4. DREW.
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.rr..rrsl NOTICE.
FJNE propretor half Of Lot 1s0 o. OF Ey
and School Honse erected Their
hereby nehed oee Of John male. Jr
street. the sth day OF September D. is at o'clock
p M for the parpse eleeng three Trustees to rsn-r
said the City OF Evsnsrilie Tor school
enhance original proprieors
Is REQ lested. JOHN. MITCHELL.
R0Br. BARNES.
R0Br PARHtTT.
JOHN SHANELIS.
SILAS STEPHENS
n r. Public Schools Evansville will sa.n1nrnes
until the first Monday in September By order
aug2i-I I'd
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COTTON and Linen Floss. Parse siIk Sleeve Bands and
~ Elastics. fol- "a 9lat e3 A. G. PUSHEE'S.
COAP75 boxes Boston, New York and Evansville brands.
- for sale by 5. E. GILBERT SEQ
ang2s Sye. Water.
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>AMiES and sick Persons Supplied With ICE by CALI
n at the Warehouse of GEO. FOSTER & CO..
aug Q Locust and Danham sts
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tOTTON ARNS.-ss bags this dav received per steam
~ sr RAyea. for sale ly 5. E. GfLBBRT 4 CO..
aue-s Agents Cypress Factory.
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HE undersigned. Portrait Pointer. having carried his
stades Tor verl Rome. Italy
invites the attention Of the
nifty TO his Portraits the likeness wkh
tees Tie also Is prepared to Church
ings and all other work belonging his profession
Natng OF od Painting Samples Of his PORTRAITS
York Hotel. Vine street between First
augiO-2 DANIEL ROSTER. Portrait Painter.
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IpEEF AND CHEESE
D 80 lbs Dried Beef: 800 lbs ENGLISH ID Che.s
reeeiveda at eyH BEDFORD'S.
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NB CHAIR l.UsrRE RS
1va zJO pieces qualities;
direct importation. haAd and for sale by
JAMES Low 4 CO.
ans2s AIS Main st.. Louisville Ky
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INDIANA MILLS

FTER to-day all this Mill will be for ea.h
Indiana and kentuek money only paid on
1. n. ROSS Agent
sep2 for james Hewvt:.
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OCTOBER ELECTION.

sANpERs;--Please announce nv name as a candidate
October election. ~~--' - s's eAS1"e
sep6-te rouS = rrncx~
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('H0ICE NJ. R.RAIsiNs.-2o whole and half boxes for
" sale by ). L. GILBERT & CO..
augZ2 Sycamore street.