Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-14
What you Swallow when you Vote
the SO-eaiIed Democratic Ticket.

10 show what doctrines men profess.
endorse and encourage, when they voted
the false Democratic, or Copperhead
Ticket, we select few specimen SEN
tences from Copperhead authorities
No honest man can read them without
shame that such doctrine can be pro-
fessed in America:
NEGRO slavery is the foundation of
Liberty and the Essence of the Democ-
racy "-Neao York Day Book.
s"There never HAS been anything call
ed for by the South, and there NEVER CAN
BE, that | would not willingly consent
to. Speech of State Senator Clark, OF
Wisconsin, March, 1862 :
History will relate that we (the
North) manufactured the conflict, forced
it to hot-bed precocity, nourished and in
vited it."-Detroit Free Press, april 16,
1862.
"Well, tell them (Congress) that a
Cromwell will rise in their midst before
they progress too far, who will bring
their head to the block without delay or
mercy"-Free Press, March "a.
| say to you, my constituents, that as
your representative, l will never vote
one dollar, one man, or one gun to the
administration Of Abraham Lincoln to
make war upon the South" W.
Voorhees,, AZ. c. 7M Dist Ind, Aprtz,
1861.
The Democracy will yet teach Abe
Lincoln and his co-usurpersi that the
way of the transgressors is not easy. =
Hon. A. c. Dodge, Of Ioa0G.s aea.rs2ala1
"This is a damned Abolition war and
we believe Abe Lincoln is as much of a
traitor as jeff Davis. Ashland, (O.)
Democratic Union
"The President and his cabinet were
never worthy of the confidence of the
nation. The Democratic party should
never have given his assent to the ap-
peal to the sword, after the affair at Fort
Sumpter. Detroit Free Press.
0The Ashland, (O) Union, a Demo-
cratic Organ, speaking of our soldiers,
calls them hired Hessians going to the
sunny Southern soil to butcher by whole
sale, not foreigners but good men, as ex-
emplary Christians as any of our men,"
+" The Crawford Co. Forum, referring
to our soldiers says:
1t (the Administration has put arms
in the hands of outlaws, thieves, murder
ers and traitors
"The Democratic Press, Taylorville,
ILL.,, speaking OF the Republican party,
and the army, says:
In power less than a year, it has
spent millions of the peoples money,
and five hundred thousand men are en-
ployed to steal negroes from their South
ern masters.
''If the North and South are ever uni
ted, we predict it will be when the Con
federate States North shall adopt the
new constitution, (of JEFF. Davis,) or
something very near it There's good
time coming boys. "-Van Buren Co.
Press at Paw Paw
Why this expenditure of more blood
and treasure in hopeless enterprise
why blame men for being traitors? We
cannot see why"-Detroit Free Press.
"There, sir, is the damnable abolition
list who administers the Government
The people ought to rise up and by
physical force hurl him from the chair
of the Government In the eyes of God
anu iuen, lHe peOple WOuIu pe JuStil1cu.
They should do it; and | will go with
them Judge Pratts speech in the
Michigan Legislature, FEB. II, 1868.
George W. Peck, of Ohio, in a
speech before the Lansing Democratic
Association, March, 1868, said:
You black Republicans begun this
war. You have carried it on for two
years You have sent your hell hounds
down South to devastate the country
and what have you donef You have
not conquered the South. You never
can conquer them. And Why? Because
they are our brethren"
"John II. George, N. H., Democratic
nominee for Congress declared"
4" L won't do anything to sustain the
President, Congress, or any of the Pi
ratical Crew that have control of this
Government won't do anything tina
can, in any way, be interpreted as sup
porting this wal"