The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09


GE7- The Evansville journal throws cold
water on the Fillmore address Of Col. Thomp-
son, Milton Gregg, &c, and complains of its
length Sand r, the editor (who is pro
Ite88ea Fillmore man,) is doing more to aid the
Fremonters than any avowed Black Republi-
can editor in Indiana lie is snake in the
grass, and shines an unmistakable track to the
camp of the - Sectional candidate" The lit
tie fellow is working along to the goal where
his heart Shocking one way and moving
another" Why don't he go off boldly, like
others of the sham Americans ?' For so
small hide, there is a large quantity of de-
ceit in that same Add. Sanders Look out
for his entire bolt about the Goth Of October!
Ie7re Haltte Jour.
Hon John G. Davis, present Democratic
candidate for Congress in the Terre Haute
District, thus wrote about Cookery, the edi-
tor Of the Journal, under date of Washington,
March 13,-1854. Cookery is now licking the
feet Of Davis lie (Cookerly) has been a
Democrat five years, and a candidate about
five times that's modest drafts on his new
party bed-iellows We would think" And in
a letter under date of July 18th, 1854, Davis
says Poor Cookery [ do trust he will
leave our party, and return to the Wings; he
IS an article of furniture we don't want no
how" In letter under date ofJuly Is, 1854,
he calls this Cookery a poor sooundrez. gnis
poor scoundrel" is the author Of the above
By the word OF the man this Cookery is now
supporting for Congress, Cookery had in 1854
been Democrat five years, and a candidate
for Office about the same number of times--
All these hucksterins Office seekers are down
On Add Sanders. Willard and Joe Wright
in their speeches here. showed themselves con
side1ably aggravated at our course. We have
shown up these olIice-seekers in their true
colors, and they hate US desperately The
Terre Haute Journal is complimentary to US.
IC says we have done more for the Fremcnters
than any Black Republican paper in the State.
However this may be, VIC are very certain that
no editor in the State has attempted to do
mere against the Old Line party than we have,
and probably no other has been more success
full in his efforts. But our "poor scoundrel'
fiend is very much mistaken in any idea he
may entertain Of good-fellowshiP on our part
with the Republican party. We have been
fighting as good a battle as we knew how for
Fillmore during this campaign, and comnenc-
ing before he loas Nominated. We shall con-
tnue that battle to the end. If through sick
ness OF absence, our services cannot be given
TO fighting that battle after the Goth Of Octo-
Der, as our poor scoundreI" friend suggests,
we assure him the Journal VIII continue in
the good cause. He and all other terror stricl-
en- oflice-seeking poor scoundrels' may rest
sure OF that.
Since writing an entirely correct remark
about the Fillmore Address, we have had an
opportunity of examining it, and it pleases US
50 well, that instead of making an abstract of
it as we had intended, we shall publish it en-
tire. We see no reason why any Old Line
poor scoundrer' should be vexed with us,
because we have not already published it. If
they can find any consolation in the Address,
they are welcome to the comfort They viii
need all they can get next week from any
source.