The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-26
EVANSVILLE, IND, WEDNESDAY MORNING

Government to put down the enemies o
(. the Government What II riots did DC
cur, and a prominent Official called IN,
rioters MS personal friends, why. put N.
oihcial down with the rioters lEn.hu.
siasm
Fathers, brothers and sons had he,
seen lying stark and stiff upon the bs,,l1
heid, and ne could not look With friendly
gaze upon the men Who az home were
wiling % oppose the cause Of the sol.
diera The Copperhead who does i, il
ineaner than Seecssi0nist TApplaese I
here vas DO cause for the war The
North dad nothing to bring It on. and
yet the land IS called on 10 surrender
It's liberties and its nationality. because
shen the union Is broken up no man
knows where II Is to end We're the
Chioh dissolved, IN ten years not Eve
states would remain together. VIII
thsse men who oppose the soldier saw
what they want? They say tbev wnnt
peace Isey tried that 10 Kentucky
Aaey bad =. EanfEali ----ys-----s
white uags under their arms With which
70 greet JEFF Davis. Kisses Peace
WIS IL -.-----sre klthdra val 81 me
CBion armies, aud that means subnis-
SION 70 the meanest man in the United
States, and that IL JET DAVIS Willthat
be submitted to2 [Cries ofnoi noll Let /
vs. never submit, but rather kill JED /
DAVIS and his c0nspirafors, which will 4
be TAR better Great cheering
Let Us have such an exhibition Of our
strength as viii make the rebels tr.m-
Die and let US deal the rebellion saeh
blows as vii cause il 70 be suppressed,
and that will be the best kind u peace
We can have. Sensation Peace bv
separation vail be no peace At all. We
cannot I've separate from the Soath.
Why should they be above the law. that
they should not be controlled ~ the law
The speaker was Southern man. no
drop OF bis blood was Of Northern
origin, but he was for the Government IN
the United States when il waeed a var
with rebels aud traitors The Govern.
meut viii iriumph, and the right must
eventually prevail No matter Who gets
between the G0yernmenfand It's enemies
be must 90 down Cheers
Once Benedict Arnold vas execra.eJ I
but IN some parts of the United s,a,ss
Ne example II Benedict Arnold i FOL.
lowed and commended bot all that will
be corrected No favors are e. Be ask
I'd Of the Copperbends AZ hone They
say they sal furnish no men or mean.
p support the army What Of thAt7
he army that has swept rebellion from
he West viii take care Of itself: ifthev
IRE no, fed, they will feed Themselves
As the Uniou soldiers grow strong. the
country grows strong as their arms
ROW weak, the land becomes weak
his - no time 70 speak Of the tissues ~
be day, a. a lawyer speaks 81 a case II
rresis made IN n The land, TIE speaksf
ontended that not two arrests bad been
made whea twenty we're needed II men
ondncied themselves as citizens. no ar
csis would ever have been deemed nee
$ arr. lApplsase
Ihe negro question was undoubtedly
e : 'i a. iSsis "a hsss ss6isef what sEal
e done with ~ II men bad lived 10y
lly under the Government, there would
ever have been any threatening of the
lave property But no Slavery in the .
and should deprive the nation OF is lib.
rites Applause The slaves bad
cen the means Of furnishing sustenance,
trength and provisions 10 the rebel
rmies, and wherever the strength of the
ebels - found. u j. To be hit in the
cad. lGreat applause A to equal-
y, there is no necessity 10 discuss that !
1 makes no negro a white mans equal
o free him. II does not make horse
CGpperhead's equal because be lets
i'm out Of the stable. Merriment
The speaker did not come 10 sght with |
negroes, but II placed little way Of,
TheFe they could whip the rebels, he
Ieemed them quite as good as Secession
SITS or CopPerheads either. Laughter
nd cheers