The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-03
rom The Buffalo COMMERCIAL Advertiser.
Americans Sold Out.

rom The Buffalo COMMERCIAL 4dverttser.
Americans Sold Out.
ge elsewhere analysed the anteeed-
he Bell-Everett men upon the
Electoral ticket, and have shown
hem all, only Lorenzo Burrows, of
.ver dared to assume the name and
faith of American. He did so.
our Councils, assumed our obli-
nd linked his destiny with ours.
he. Of all these ten, who have
dence to assume to represent Anne
lservatism, not one, save Burrows,
had the pluck to take position as
ley are of that stripe Of men who
ted anXiously for the dissolution
aerican party. They have prayed
red for that contamination, aud
" it is accomplished, they set up
a and take places upon the tick
80. entatives. Americans, repu-
or
na- e miserable abandonment, not
:. pie, but of selfrespect, which
I'd the coalition at Syracuse, we
to relate the following incident as
tive -A
those on their way west from the
ACouvention last night, was Mr..
5, the editor of the Freeman'S Jour
rgan and mouthpiece of Arcnbish-
5. Hearing it stated at the Ame-
Ell that Mr.. Burrows was a mem
American order, and had sat in
liz, he denied it. He said that the
ding with the Catholics was clear
We. No American, who had ever
obligation as such, was to go upon
and the Democratic. Committee
ention had the most sacred assn
: Mr.. Burrows, the only one sus-
ID never been n member Of the
Nv very well that Lorenzo Bur
entleman in all his instincts, was
arty to this understanding. 1t is
4. He never stopped like that.
iiserable truth stands out never
iat it was part of the programme,
itood condition in this dirtiest of
bargains, that no Americans
put en- guard The ban of the
ists upon all who have ever hon
ne the name of Americans, and
ave no place upon the Douglas
&c ticket. 1890
Eiericans of Erie county = follow
j you will Swallow the insult,
the kicks, PROSTATE yourselves in
md beg for forgiveness, deny the
pnce honored, down on your knees
= of Catholicism Will you do
man There is not a true Ane-
has not self-respect enough to-
tnd spit upon this arrangement
larry TALK or THE Hon. EMEKsoN
: IN TENNESSEE following
d Of a speech of the Hon. Emer-
edge, delivered the other day in
eridge said, in general review of
1roughout the world, that it had
Y from Asia and Europe, and now
reality only in the cotton and to-
1tes OF the American continent
.Christ preached to shareholders
i, they had given up their slaves;
aver slavery had been abolished, il
Con account Of the popular voice
H He said that the South had al
,aer rights. She had always got
sked for, and more too. He read
Republican platform, section by
Il asked the people if there was
I'm it to offend tho South, or-Cause
st the Inauguration OF Lincoln.
Pere was not. And, so far as his
lrould affect the South, it would be
'r's if Bell was elected. In either
, would be an era Of geHsralpros-
@operty t0o'tLd rise; the treasury
!, filed, and the price of negroes
Sap. Among other things, he said
LIN had never said anything bard
slavery than Thomas Jefferson,
pied from Thomas Jefferson and
show the horrid light in which
'ded slavery. ~ gre
.6ladeIphia E0ening Meas, the lead
'SScan paper in Pennsylvania, which
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