Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-25

com menced the present var WIN o4s
honest motives; be has carried it on
under fzlse pretences and, in the end,
be viii 50 efectually cheat the people out
Of their liberties that they cannot FeeoT-
er them unless through bloody revolu-
ton"
A Mr.. J. D. Murphy, peace Demo
crat" Of New Hampshire, on the 22d Of
January last, emitted his poison, As fol-
lows:
The Democrats have submitted TO
the despotic sway Of Abe Lincoln for
three year, thinking it better TO endure
wrong for q short time than TO risk ali By
last appeal 70 arms Bat now thstime
IL coming when we can change our
rulers Rather than submit four years
longer to Abe Lincoln, and be overFun
By the hordes Of bis hiFeling soidiery,
let rs ring out the cry Of old, To yonr
tents, o Israeli Democrats should arm
aud organize, and drill clubs, companies,
oatt&lions, regiments, and 5rigades, for
these blosd Thirsty abolitionisss and
shoddyits thieves, and traitors are a
wind-brok.n, spawned. dyspeptic Pace,
and one regiment OF Democrats could
whip three Of them
This man is for "peaee with the
conspirators, but for war with the free
men of the North, his neighborsl !
Shame
Read still further extracts-the out
pouring Of impo.ent wrath and vileness
There has never been anything called
for BY the South, and there never can be,
that would not willingly consent to. =
Speech Of STATE Senator Clark, Of Wiz
eopsin, March, 1862.
History will relate that we (tbe
Nortb) manufactured the conflict, forced
| il to hot.bed precocity, nourished, and
invited il Detroit Free Press, April
l6th, 1862.
I'VE tell them (Congress) tha, a
Cromwell will rise in their midst before
| they progress too far, who will bring
their heads to the block without delay or
mercy "-Free Press, A0rek 81
. ! say to you, my constituents, that,
IS your representative, / will never vote
/ one dollar, one man, or one gun 10 the
administration Of AbEsham Lincoln 10
make war upon the South. I'D. W
VOORHEES,, N q Sersath Congregational
District, Ind, april, 1861.
The Democracy viii yet teaeh Abe
Lincoln and bis eo-asurpers that the war
of the iransgressors Is not easy. Hon.
4. C. Dodge, Of IoUa
This 10 damned abolition war. We
believe Abe Lincoln 10 As much of .
I sratta- - I.H nsws. - amEg~..z M
D.mocratfc UHioa
The President and bis cabinet were
never worthy OF the confidence Of the
nation. The Democratic party should
never have given its assent 20 the appeal
20 the sword after the affair OF Fort
Sumter - Detroit Free Press
"Ths Ashland (Ohio) UaioH, a Dem
oeradc organ, speaking Of our soldiers
calls them hired Hesalans going TO tbs
sunny Southern soil to butcher By whole
sale, not foreigners, bat good mea--al
exemplary christians as Auy OF oul
men,.
The Crarf6rd County Forum, refer
ring to our soldiers, says
"It (the Adminisuasiou) has put arm
in the hands Of outlaws, thieves, mur
dsrers, and traitors
The Democratic Prsss. Taylorsville
Ill. speaking Of the Republican part,
and the army, rays
:" Ia power less than year, Il ka
spent millions Of the peoples morey
and Eve hundred Thousand men are sm
, ployed to steal negroes from their South
, err masters
"If the North and South are ever re
/ united, We predict il will be when ,h
, Confederate States North shalIadop, thei
new constitution (of jed Davis, or some
. thing sery like It There s good tim
!. coming, boysi" - Van Buren Count
Press, at Pawpaw, Michigan.
? Why this expenditure of more bloc
: and treasure in a hopeless enterprise
1 why blame men for beiag sraitorsG W
: cannot see Why Detroit Free Pres
n "There, Sir, is the danuable Abol
3 ZIONIST who administers the Cover
}. ment The people ought 10 rise up sn
d by physical force hurl him from III
e chair si the Government In the eye
of God and men, the people would
4 justified. They should do il; and ri
e 20 with them. Judge Ra'ts Speec
7 in the Michigan Legislature, Feb. |.
s 1868.
e Geo. w. Peck, Of Ohio, in a speec
IS before the Lansing Democratic Associ
8 ton, March, 1863, said:
You Black Republicans began th
v var. You have carried il on for tw
d years You have sesa your hellhounf
1t down South to devastate the country
Is and what have ron done7 You have n
Of conquered the South; you never ca
ID conquer them and why9 Beeau
d. they are our bretaren"
sc John II George, Democratic nomin
is for Congress in New Hampshire,
I'd clared
,u ~ will rot DO anything to sustain 4
ve President, Congress, or any Of the pira
h cal crew that have control Of this &c
2 stument I will nos do ANYTHING th
We can, in any way, be interpreted as 81
ur porting this war.
II Mr. Charles Reeves was the Ieadii
an member Of the convention In aid Of /
ed conspirators recently held in the Min
or- Congressional District Of Indiana
be select candidate 10 run against SchG
m Ter colfax On that occasion he del
IA. cred himself of q violent speech, adj
rn eating unconditional peace and recc
,n- struction. and condemuiug The Admin
tratiou. BE said that if the electi
IN was carried By fraud be should xdvoe,
.se immediate rebellion. He also advoca,
the doctrine Of StateRights as enuncia,
sry By his Southern brethren, and advised
ce, aliisnce, offensive and defensive, "
by the South. He said the idea Of putt
ate down the rebellion had long since
on. come impracticable, aud advised I
the delegates 70 frown down al attempts
ra- raise soldiers or men to prosecuts t
Of iafernsl war. he was loudly applaud
ire At the convention hich nonina
ais the State ticket IN Indiana D. q. Col
cts ick, 8 prominent member from Al
sde county, said:
the Nine hundred and ninety nine u
of svsry thousand whom represt
the breathe no other prayer than to have
end Of this hellish var When ses
.lPs Cur victories comes thers Is NJ rejofei
- { Wksa nesrs o..-- J.. fat -ozass fhsr