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

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b,oad aid distinct :" BE- their fruits ye
shall know them" Union men, eonsoli-
date your sirength-conesutrate your
forces. Do not suffer yourselves 10 be
beaten IN detail. viii not some ener-
getic Onion man ip every township in
this District take hold Of this matter at
once7 Find out every man in the pre-
cinct who is with Jon in sentiment; call
them together; compare opinions; de-
eide upon plan Of operations, and then
20 70 work systematically. Our boys in
the army work according to system, and
sueeess follows their efforts
2. Having aseertained the Union
strength in each township, steps should
be taken 70 add to IL This may be done
in many Ways II may be done by
reasoning kindly and persistentiy with
your neighbors who manifest dispo-
sition TO vote the COpperhead ticket SIN
ply because it IL labeled Democratic.
Thousands Of bonest-meaning men will
vote that ticket under the delasion that
Il Is the same old jackson Democracy
which made Calhoun tremble in the
notification days Of 1892; not knowing
that It is Calhoun Democracy disguised
in the stolen mantle OF the old veteran.
These meu should be undeceived, ought
to be enlightened This can be done by
circulating the right kind Of papers and
documents. Furnish the people with the
facts, and they will shape their political
conduct By them Special effort ought
% be made to increase the circulation Of
loyal napers Let every Union man CON
atitute himself a missionary TO preach
patriotism wherever he goes; let every
one make Of himself coIporteur to dis
tribute Union tracts broadcast over the
country. Thi.. an only be doue--
g. By contributing each one Of bis
means as God has blessed him Let the
contributions, like the individual efforts,
be consolidated in es1fy township to be
spent in the good cause as seemeth beat
While our friends are giving freely Of
their blood, sballwe refuse 10 give Of our
surplus earnings7 The effect Of such
systematic work will be astonishing 10
those who engage in il copperhead
Democracy will be overthrown By an en.
lightened public opinion, and the eanse
Of our soldiers. the cause Of popular Gov
ernment viii forever triumph
4. Pablie meetings should be held as
often as convenient, and extra pains
should be taken 10 have the opponents
Of The war attend them When possible,
get speakers from abroad to address the
voters II that IS not always practical
bic, there Is at least one or two men ia
every township who can talk abou, the
vital issues Of the day: have them do so
Aud Il no other means Of interesting
those attending the meetings can be de-
vised, have some one read the popular
speech Of some good uoionisi, or facts
bearing upon the questions at issue.
We have but suggested three or four
means Of aiding the good cause. They
can be specified BY scores We Do no,
desire 30 much to Indicate the manner
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Their own judgments viii show them how
to operate il their patriotism will only
induce them to set about The good work.
Friends Of the Unionl--lovers Of your
countryl No time oughtto be lost Al
ready $4,000 men Who ought to be driv'
ing the rebels out Of Richmond, are in
New York to see that the laws are there
enforced. Is that not an ominous sign ?
Was Governor Seymour heartily in 70.
vor OF carrying on the war and sup
pressing the rebellion. would there be any
necessity for 10000 troops ia the city Of
New York, think you? Eject vaIlan-
digham, and $4,000 more will be re-
quired in Ohio, aud so Of every other
State, until our armies can no longer
keep back the rebels who will march
upon aud destroy our homes and massa-
ere the inhabitants Remember the fate
/ of LaWrenec, kansasi