Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

owners, managers, and mortgages OF the /
concern are in the Maximiliaa interest, /
ard at the proper time will 50 manifest |
themselves. Messrs. Maynard and spronle
need not tell this community that they
control the Times. There is 4 power
behind the throne greater than the throne
itseIf.e in the precincts Of the Times Of
fee. Messrs. Maynard and Sproule are
the mere puppets Of clique Of jesuitical
managers who have to be consulted, ard
whose approval must be obtained, on all
important questions where free govern
ment, free religion, and free education
are implicated When the test comes
these managers viii be found in the il:
terest Of MAX" the usurper We have
never heard anybody 'aceuse" the fines
Of consistency. It's platform Of princi-
pies j. short, namely: -
"oppose the Abolition Government in
| all its measures
In pursuance of this policy, il nov
advocates the yindieation Of the Monroe
Doctrine at all hazards When the re-
belIion which it favors is put down with
out its aid, and the Government is free
to assert the Monroe Doctrine, and to
give Macmillan notice to "gamose the
rancho, and has half million of trained
soldiers 10 back it up, and everything on
a war footing 70 enable it to make its de-
termination effectual, no doubt the Times
will lament "this cruel war on our South
ern brethren" Of Mexico, and throw ali
the obstacles possible in the way Of the
Government in the prosecution Of the
war which will probably ensue.
If it happens otherwise; II the Tines
adheres 10 the Monroe Doctrine and te
rs opposition to Max" in spite Of The
dictation Of the Jesui. Board Of Control
no person will be more rejoiced than we.
We shall welcome il as a eo-laborer in a
good cause. and honor it as friend Of
republican institutions aud religious toll.
Grafton.
II the Times is sincere, let it, as the
shortest and surest way 10 the vindica.
ton Of the Monroe Doctrine, lay aside
its faetloas. partizan opposition to the
Government, lend its aid IN putting dowu
the rebellion, and in re establishing the
Nation in its former unity and power
Then we can all join hands, serve wri
Of ejectment on MAX as naliciou.
trespasser, and drive him into the Gul
IL he does not peaceably vaeate the
usurped premises. This is the shortes
road to National Unity and the exten
sion Of the area Of freedom"
The Times charges the Journal will
hostility to the Catholics I've suppose I
means Roman catholics) Of the country
We are not hostile to any church or as
ISOLATION as body There are execp
, tons to all rules, and in the Roman
Church We know Of men who are as true
patriots as live, aud deserve great homo
for their moral courage in coming on
on the right side against the influence o
their church authorities
We DO say, however, tha. those author
ities-the high officials who control th'
ehurch-are opposed to republican gov
eminent and religious freedom wherever
il exists, and favor the Rebellion ia .lbil
country for the purpose CT destroying
our Union. This we believe to be sus
eeptible Of proof, and we may offer som'
at another time,
Tho Times, in saying that the Admin
istration apologies in a cowardly sn'
. ignominious manner to Louis Napoleor
b for the passage Of the House resolutions
that it begs pardon for having even talk
ed about the Monroe Doctrine, &c, &c.
5 simply misrepresents the facts in III
! case. More Of that hereafter We hav
the telegraphie report Of the official cor
3 respondence between Mr.. Seward an,
: Mr.. Dayton, our Minister to France, an,
b the other correspondence in the case
E and there is no "slavish and fawninl
sycophaney" in it. We shall publish
5 soon