The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-28
The Guerrilla " "Again-A Wolf in
Sheen,s CIOfhimg.

The Guerrilla Again-A Wolf in
Sleeps Clothing.
Within the past week, the Guerrilla Edit
or of the Enquirer, who attacked Judge De-
Bruler with so much ferocity after his late
speech, hes again been contributing to the
columns of the Democratic organ. We re-
cognize the % oily CANNON stylein anarticle
entitled "Cassius NJ. Clays Visitation in
yesterdays Enquirer. In that article he
raises the stale cry of "abolition against
Mr.. Gay, when that gentleman, in his
speech proved cOnclusiyely TO all unbiased
persons that be emphaticaliy condemned all
interference with slavery where il legally
exists. The burden of the TRADE in the
ENQUIRER is the cry of abolitionism." 1t
is the same old cry that has been used always
/ against the Republican party, without par
tcle of proof, and depending for its effect
solely on the operation of ignorance and
prejudice
The community know perhaps who this
new editor Of the Enquirer is. If not, we
can tell them. His name is F. Y. CARLILE,
formerly editor of the Evansville journal.
Let it be born in mind that this editor
now writing for n Democratic paper in
abuse of prominent gentlemen of the OPP
position, is at heart Democrat of the ultra
pro-slavery stamp; yet he is wearing the
livery of Bell aud Everett for the purpose
Of deceivng sincere Bell and Everett men
into the running and support of Bell
Everett electoral ticket, for the express pur-
pose of defeating Lincoln. When this is
understood by the honest Bell and Everett
voters the power Of the Douglas stool-pig-
cons viii be taken away. We want it so
understood. When the Guerrilla editor of
the Enquirer and Ueyy fer other persons
90 about the streets abusing the Lincoln
and Hamiin party, declaring their friend
ship for Douglas, and urging the forma-
ton and support of Bell and Everett cleo
toral ticket, let it be understood by the true
friends of the latter candidates, that the real
design is-not any good will to the Cousti-
tutiona-U Union ticket, but transfer to the
Douglasites of the Bell men, as if they were
SO many cattle.
The tearing away of the disguise of this
Ishmaelite of the Engurer-this Douglas
wolf in Bel and Everett clothing-this
Douglas Hessian in the Bell and Everett
ranks-will show the Constitutional y aion
men into whose hands they have fallen
Mr. Carlle is one of the daddies of this Bell
and Everett movement-one of the high
priests in this Stale-yet it is well known
that be is and has long been a Douglas man
of the Dred Scott school, and that he has no
more good will for Bell and Everett than
the wolf has for its victim.
If he as an individual prefers to vote for
Douglas-the inveterate Locofoco the
slanderer of Henry Clay the lifelong enc
my of Whig principles; the breaker Of
compromises; the disturber of the public
peace; the arrant impostor; the unprinci-
pied demagogue, and Janus-faced trickster
he has perfect right to do SO. If be
prefers Douglas to LincoIn-the active and
consistentWhig in the days of tha. party; the
intimate friend and defender of Henry Clay,
and advocate of his principles; the con-
servattve Consti tution-loving Republican;
the upright politician, able Statesman, and
honest man-of course he can do as be
chooses.
But when be and other gentlemen act in
coliusion to inveigle the Bell-Everett men,
who are sincere in their friendship for
these candidates, into the support of the
man who has been all his life bitterly op-
posed to every principle which they now
prOfcss-we think few words of warning
are necessary TO put the rank and file OF the
! Constitutional U Unionists, who mean WELL
ON their guard.
Yes, let the flimsy disguise of these
/ pseudo Bell Everett men be torn away, and
/ let them be forced into the crowd where
they belong. They are Locofocos, to all
intents and purposes, and their abuse of Re-
publcans and pretended friendship for Bell
ana Everett is all well understood Let
them act in open hostility to rs and we
+ SHALL know where to find them
sEn. Nobody ever accused Stephen A.
Douglas of modesty. When other Presi-
Dental candidates are keeping themselves
at home, and not pushing themselves for
. ward, in accordance with the rules of pro-
priety and precedent-Douglas is on
stump-speaking tour in the Eastern States,