The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-24

duty should be repealed by all as abuse Of the
whole body. 45az-sza ~
Forthe Evansville Journal.
Authentic report of the Grand Rally Of the un-
terrified at Vineennes on the 18th inst, to hear
the little Giant of Illinois. Great outpouring
of the Democracy, sss-5s
PRESENT. s.o. s.rts
Hos. B. NJ THOMAS, of Chicago, U. S. Dis
trict Atty. for Indiana.
Hon. A. L. ROBINSON, U. s. Marshal for
Indiana. Tgeaa
Hon. A. p WILLARD, Lieut.. Gov. Of Indiana.
Hon. JOHN P DAVIS late Minister to China.
HoS. JOHN LAW; U. S. 'Com'r. cf Land Claims
HoS JOHN g. HERERD, Land Officer at Vim
cennes. axV0a sg5nassi
HoS. JAMES Dick, Postmaster at Vincennes
Hon. c. K. DREW, Senator from Vanderburg
County, j .zts. s, s.s.s5Asr ~ sa ~
Hon. GAYLORD G. BARroS, late Senator from
-. Davis County. .asr-..7a
GEN. U. F. L4SDER, a Neophyte and Widow.
COL W. A. JOKES, lately elected clerk-fred
cannon all night and next day wanted IA
votes to elect him. 81
JUDeE r. y. CARSAS, a Neophyte.
FRANcIs HILL, Esq, importer of bad whisky
from Westport to comfort the inner man and
keep ardentthe patriotism of the old liners.
The audience, about one hundred and fifty
in number, consisted chiefly of Wings and
Know Nothings, who were attracted by the
hope Of seeing the great aspirant for the Pres-
dency. the little giant, just as they would a
menagerie whose attractions had been made
known by pictures of the grimaces of the
clown. There were also not a few amongst
the dramatic persons, whose feats in vaulting
would put to shame the best efforts of a circus
clown. The Widow Linder, however, has
exhibited the neatest powers in this depart
ment Of political science, as she made double
somerset. 1t is reported that she is named
chairman ofthe committee on ground and lofty
tumbIing, the committee to consist of Under,
Law, Thomas and Carnan,- There was also
to besseen ina salient angle Of the market
honse; a Catholic priest, who looked with APP
parent suspicion on the crowd as if he mag
ined hundred Know Nothings there ready to
pitch into him. eM ass' -a'
7 The exercises before dinner were only in
ltroductory-the prologue to the mighty drama
which was to be performed before the setting
Of the sun on that memorable day. The
manager came before the curtain and an
nounced to the eager and expectant audience
that the principle character in the cast of the
play, the little giant, was unable to perform his
part BY reason of sickness. He did not, how
| ever, enlighten the audience as to the character
of the disease, but it was suggested by some
! who pretended to be acquainted with the
diagnosis of his affection, that it was supern-
tduced by the returns Of the election for Cover
nor of Ohio, and clerk of Knox county The
result of the election in Ohio does certainly
mot portend much good for the welfare, peace
and harmony of the Union, but it is the legiti-
mate fruit of the Callahan policy of this
aspirant to the Presidency, and if not distruc-
tive to the constitution and the hopes of the
patriot is at least fatal to- the aim and aspira-
tons of the Senator of Illinois. gras
| At two eelocHs the booming Of the cannon
| announced that the play was about to begin.
Judge Carnan, mounted the block in the mar
ket house, and read a chapter of abstract
principles, which done he distracted himself
4 from the rostrum, and the great Sag NIGHT
orator; Lieut. Gov Willard, stood up, and after
having Invested himself of coat and craEat, he
j extended his hands toward heaven until he
fesembled certain letter of the alphabet, 6X)
rolled his eyes in poetic phrenzy, and as soon
! as the passion subsidized he pitched into the
4 Know Nothings with a feeling of indignation
(which only an old liner can manifest when be
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