The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-05

SoUTHERN NEws.-We have received from
Lieut.. Col. John W Foster of the 25th
regiment, Memphis papers to the 2sth, and
Mobile papers to the 22d uitimo.
From the Memphis Appeal of the 2stb,
we clip the following endorsement of VAL
l4ndigham, Voorhees, and Cookery, with
the balance of the celebrated fourteen.
THE NORTHERN DEMoCRAcY.-We recol-
lecr noticing some days since, in very
fshy Southern journal, canting encomium
upon the Northern Democracy political
organization which died with the fall OF
Fort Sumter, and whose purified carcass
has been long ago consigned to the tomb of
thes Cspulets. Any distinction, therefore,
between the abolitonists and this apostate
party (if we only except the small and
powerless faction OF Vallandigham) is ex-
ceedipgly ill-timed, aud tends only 10 delude
and deceive our people. 1t boots not that
there is a difference of opinion between the
two upon the subject of the universal abol-
ishment of slavery, so long as they are
indiscriminately arrayed against us in the
ranks of the Federal army of invasion
that now destroys our hom, 5, impoverishes
our people and ravsges cur fields. The
whole North, irrespective of former politi-
cal parties, is arrayed in solid phalanx of
armed hostility to US, and we must whip
Democrats, and so-calIed conservatives, as
well as Abolitionists and Republicans, if
we would be free. We can see no practi-
cal difference between them so far as the
vitsl issue to us-the war questions con-
cerned. The platform of the Northern De-
mocracy boasts as one of its teuets the
enuncistion that the 4" REBELLION MUST BE
CRUSHED" and in so doing, places itsef,
not only beyond claim to our sympathy,
but as equally hostile aud malignant to-
wards us as the original advocates aud sup
porters OF Abraham Lincoln. Where will
we find more odious, violent and ungener-
Jus enemies than Dix, Dickinson, McCler-.
nand and ButIer-ell Northern Democrats
of the "first waItr?' Let us hear no fur
Their mention male OF this by The especial
friends of the South.
Col. MORGAN AND THE BoYs.-While on
mis- way TO this city, Tuesday, on the West
Point train, boy came along selling ei-
CARS. Col. Morgan took one, for which he
was about 10 pay, when the boy said: T"
don't charge you anything for cigars.''-
Col. Morgan asked him why. "0h," says
The boy, "you are the Col. Morgan who has
been fighting for as, and you are welcome
to anything nave got" Pleased with the
answer, Col. Morgan took from roll of
United States treasury notes FIVE dollar
bill, and presented it to the boy, and told
dim 10 keep it as memento.-M Montgomery
advertiser.
The thief could sfford to be generous as
be had stolen the money.
From the Memphis Appeal of May ISL
DEAR ENJOYMENT" Ye Locals bet
Ter half" IA great deal better) yesterday
attempted the feat of buying little tea.
The modest price asked was ten dollars a
pound. Tea drinking has become dear
enjoyment, too dear for " Ye Local."
Secession is nice institution. Isn't it
: Local."
The Appeal thus pats on his back its CO.
'aborer, D. W. Voorhees,
Row IN THE FEDERAL CoNaREss.-Tbe
conservatives and abolitionists in Congress
are having a lively time, and we observe
that the former, although few in numbers,
do not finch from meeting their opponents.
little passage occurred on the 23i, in the
House, between Messrs. VOORHEES,, Of Ind.
and Kelly, of New York.
"AND THE CITIES OF THE NATIONS
FALL" This is the prophecy now being
fulfilled. Every city in the Confederate
States of any considerable importance will
soon be in the hands of the enemy, but God
10 preparing to give them in return "the
cup of the wine of the ferceness of his
wrath, and to send upon them his ven.
geance in "great hail out of heaven, every
stone about the weight of talent" This
hail is preparing by Beauregard and John
ston, and when it begins to tall our enemies
will =" blaspheme God, because of the plague
of the hail. Memphis AVaJanche.
Beauregard's hail was of poor quality,
and melted before the ponderous siege gu ms
of Gen. Halleck, and little Mac is rapidly
taking the frost out of Johnston's ice. g
We guess there won't be much of a hail
storm after all.
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