The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17

At few points they have been dispers {;
with canister, but it was only to asset
BILE in other localities and renew tn, !
Uutrages. The tigers have tasted blood.
and their ferocity is without bound:.
Feeble women and tender childrt;,
arouse no sympathy in their bosom.
Even the pathetic appeals Of Gov. Sc.
mour, informing them that he is the :
friend and will see that no injustice
done them by the draft, are unheede
Little comfort did the scoundrels deri
from his promises, for justice is VIII
they have most to fear. We are appr
hensive many of them will never ha'
Justice done them in this life
But is this wild, bood-thirsty, and j.
norant mob alone responsible for Ii
murders committed and the outrag,
which have characterized its eondu /
since the beginning of the outbreal
They ought to be punished; but a
there no others equally guilty
Mobs rarely spring into existence as ii
accident of moment. They are educ :,
ted and trained The object to be
complished is always known to ft
willy leaders, however ignorant the IA
ble,sswho are expectedIto face the DANCE
and carry out the plans, may be of ths..
object. The mob in New York has bee.
undergoing training for the past 81
weeks 1t was known to the leader
that it was ripe for mischief several day
before the work of destruction and deaf,
commenced. As an evidence of this vi
copy manifesto issued by the social, J
Democratic party and circulated ALL
through New York Oh the night befo :
the 4th of July Can any one read II
circular without readily understandir
greater calamity could happen to u,
than their overthrow; the destruction
the one would speedily be followed by tn,
subjugation of the other
Should the Confederate army captur,
Washington and exterminate the herd
thieves, Pharisees and cut-throa
which pasture there, defiling the templs
of our liberty, we should regard it is a.
special interposition of Divine Provi-
dence in behalf of justice, judgment and
mercy No portion of this Union is en-
titled to public sym pathy or assistanc
or protection from Southern defensive
invasion, so long as it continues to be a.
n no
There cannot be innocent accomplices
IN crimes at which humanity stands
aghast
Thirty pieces of silver" the price of
blood and the general ruin, is not emit
tied to protection. Let those who have
grown fat on the misfortunes of the land
defend their own plumber, fight little,
steal and below less
So long as the present war continues
and despotism prevails, we shall have no
disposition to oppose Confederate army,
whether on our borders or in our midst
rather would We hail them as friends
and deliverers
We arraign Abraham Lincoln, Presi-
dent OF the United States, and the men
OF his council, before the bar of puL lie
opinion and national justice, for the fol-
lowing high crimes, felonies and INSIDE
meanors:
For the country they have BETRAYED;
for the oaths they have violated; for the
CONSTITUTION they have trampled under
foot; for the laws they have perverted or
annulled; for the power they have abused
and usurped; for the Union they have
destroyed; for the precious hopes they
haE 70. IL
taken away; for the rivers of blood they
have split; for the armies they have
saug htered; for the manifold, excessive
and widespread defraudings, robberies,
plunderings, desolatons, wastes and cru
elites they have perpetrated
We arraign them for converting this
once great, prosperous, free and happy
land into a land of discord, strife and
despotism-0f ruin, misery and shame.
These pernicious criminals we propose
to try by authority of all the laws their
despotism has left us, by that very law of
necessity and self-preservation which
they malieiously, traitorously, and falsely
have invoked, promulgated, and enforced
And we shall appeal for justice to that
universal sentiment which passes judg-
ment on all such as are enemies to the
human race.
Fellow-citizens, in the name of the
Thirteen Colonies, we say to you" Re-
sista nee to tyrants is obedience to God"
Gov. Seymour refuses to place the
city under martial law, though the most
bloody battles are being fought in its
streets. Why is this? He designs using
the mob to advance political schemes of
his own. Already he has informed the
thieving bands who are roaming the
streets that he had sent to Washington
for the purpose of having the draft dis
continued. He well knew that failure
to enforce the draft in New York was ]
virtually abandoning the cause of the
Union and compelling the Government