The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-31
COY. SeTmaur.


This willy demagogue is designing
mischief He is cautiously and grada-
ally, but none the less surely, placing
the militia Of New York under the con-
troll Of officers notoriousIy hostile TO the
government All Of his military appoint
ments are Of this character. His effort
to screen the Roughs Of New York from
the effects Of the draft at the expense Of
the loyal districts Of the State, shows
how thoroughly disloyal he is at heart,
and how quickly be would bring the
State Of New York in collision with the
governments was not bis personal cow
ardies equal 70, IL not in excess Of his
desire to help on the rebel cause. Cum
ning as fox and just as.pusillanimoHs,
be knows & will not do 70 bring she peo-
pie Of his State 10 face the government
too suddenly, for fear he might expert.
enee not only the power Of the govern
mebt, bot the 6ery indignation Of bis
own outraged aud betrayed people.
Seymour loves Office. even though iss
possession results in the ruin Of bis gos-
srnmeni, bot be loves his oEn neck more
dearly, aud will not kncwingly cndangcr
il even for political power. lie has no
hesitation, however, In endangering the
lives of others. aud hence all of his
maneuvers are through second and third
hands A correspondent, Of the Gin.
clnnau Gazette, residing Ia Mes York,
il At some paias 20 unmAsk The batteries
which be is engaged In constructing, aud
also ssplains the singular silence Of
Fernando Wood. We eepy bis state.
menl.
l ough, 20 have said IN connection
with the presence Of the troops here that
there u reason, and even a sufficient
reason for their comlnr. 10 be found IN
the present course of Governor seymour
in feofganisiuF the militia The State
troops are passing under the coalFol of
men wh8 are ou,spoksnly hostile 20 the
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The rebsllioa jobs A Green, nsuly
appointed bflgadisF has bees not merely
CoppsFhead, bat a rebel from lhe start
Col. George u Hall, aov recruiting Zoe
the mtl'ila IN this city u0dsf ssym0ars
authority, is = blatant secessi0aist 10.
day. has denounced tho was and tho
OuvefHmsnt in ny hearing, wilhin
fortnight The O0FsgHment eonld hard,
y b. askei 10 saiieF such . poliey 90 bs
pursued openly, and taks no measures
ol praraation saymoaf u not probably
bold enough % lnlNata feyulatlon, ~
putting himself al tho head OF his mill.
ia, aud declaring the state oat u the
Uninn, hul there are men about hlm
whe have the courage which be lacks.
aad may yei persuade him 20 follow their
lead
Fernando Woods silence IN the midst
0f tha last months events, ~ coarse. rH
cites continent There u 40 doubt that
be has had warning In some shape from
the uovernmeat aai u quiet from pra.
Dental moliVea utheFwias he never
would haNa all4su@-t A-..-sg "
~ ne hkk ili 4 measure, the leadership
Of tha disanecied and disloyal elements
la this city. Que or two stories have
erept into far away ioaTBals Of hls inter
view With the President bat believe
the following aeeoaut u nearer the uuih
than anything yet polished The morn
ing alter the last peace meeting, Fee.
naado was telsgraphed 10 10 TO Wash.
layton Is vent, aud was summoned
a. lhe White iluuse Mr Lincoln walk
a tufa fke Fi,aut 9here hts Furaf ufaa
waiting holding out handful of letters
aud telegrams "Mr Wood" said be,
"any one Of those would hang you. II
you do not keep quiet 10 future, they sriH
hang you And the great Fernando
vas, therefore, remanded back to New
York In reflective mood, aud has since
| Kept quiet, rs be was bade.