Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-28

everything else; and the other IS . party
that believes success in our array viii
bring down the price of gold. Tan.
plazse. There are men constantly
hoping for reverses to our armies. that
they may put up the priee Of gold in
order TO elect Mcclellan. Yet these men
ask ths poor man to vote for them. He
would not say that the Democratic party
was composed of traitors, hnt be well
knew the leaders OF that party are trait
ors 10 it, aad are selling out as sheep are
sold in the shambles. CApplause. He
stood here ss the representative Of the
people, net OF q party nor part of .
party, and we say down with the politi
clans and up with the people. Ire
mendous applause from oil parts OF the
room. We viii never save the country
BY letting such politicians rule as Bel
mont, the agent Of she RothschiIds Of
England. lApplause He had said
thar in the case Of the riot In New York,
the voice Of the people there, was the
voice Of ths devil Laughter and ap-
plaase.
4 Talk sitA Seymour.
In conversation with Governor Sey-
moar, in presence Of Sanford Church,
he told him that their party would be
defeated in that State by 10000.
ICheers "0h, il is not the election,
Mr. Train" said Governor Seymour g il
is not the election" What is itf'
The Governor lodged about as mach as
Mcclellan in writing letters. LAdEh-
t~r auH 0raaR .~t,t.,sa I - a. -,
mesn revelation Why, Sir, there is
no hght in you Applanse There
are ia this worl6 two bodies, positive
AMI negative, and when revolution
comes you viii hnd that the absence of
your bodies will be much better aad
more wholesome than your presence Of
mind. lUproarious laughter You
will be, Mr., Seymour, like an Irish
friend of mine, who saved his life BY
putting his breastplate on behind.
[Roars of laughter
He, the speaker, did not know What to
make of such men. lie told Barlow that
if the nomination Of Mcclellan vas not
withdrawn, he would stump the State
against him AppIause he did not
belong 10 any party; be vas an indie
pendent man above any party; be was
for the Union, aud tits we'll in times like
these that we have > few independent
mtn in favor Of the Union. Tremen-
dous applause Hs bad telegraphed to-
night 10 Gov. Morton, who has just been
reelected Governor Of Indiana, that IN
Pennsylvania We will swamp the gun
boat by $4,000 majority Great ap-
plause That the crew might be saved,
bat ths1 the leaders would be drowned,
for none Of them knew bow TO swim.
Headquarters Of The Democrats Party
IN England
What be desired 70 say, and what he
wished TO impress upon the minds Of all,
is this fact, that the present organization
of the Democratic party was perfected
in England, and thus the conntry is to be
sold out to the Rothsehilds If this party
is successful. He had said at Chicago
that the money that was used ia build
ing the wigwam at that place vas paid
BY the agent Of the Rothsehilds Every
paper in England except the Star and
Daily Nses is in favor Of Mcclellan.
What We do, we must do Ia earnest
He charged England with making this
war, with nominating Mcclellan, and
that Belmont, the agent Of Rothschilds, is
now sending money into Peunsylvanis
in order that England, by force Of cir.
cumstances, may escape paying one
hundred millions Of dollars to Americs.