Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

feiltisNs ssflpgs and DOings.

a vote was taken on IAuNsJ 1asAt -
the police Ioek-uPrin Chicago, resulting 1
- folIows Lincolny none; Mcclellan.
s.; Fremont, 2; BaehanaBs /.
a gentleman informs es that be has
ret to see rnan hurrahing for Ac6ieP (
Ian on cur streets, Who vas not 1t lease-t
slightly intoxicated, and generally pref
~ much 80.
The Union wigwam at Ipdisuapohs /
was appropriately dedicated on Wednes- !
day evening By speeches from Senator |
Lane and Col Jaquesz
The statement that Winter Dsvis and
the radical emaneipati0nists of Maryland
DO not iniend to support the Baltimore
ticket, is wholly anfounded Mr.. Davis
will support it gate as vigorously a.
Ben. Wade is row doing
The Surgeon General has issued or.
ders granting fnrIoGghs TO all Indiana.
soldiers in hospital from ths 10th 70 the
18th Of October So the boys will be
bone 10 vote. " Stand from under"
CoPperheada-
Five thoaaand peace Democrats were
arbitrarily arrested on the l9sh inst, in
the Shenandoah Valley, oy Wild Irish
man named Sheridan, We do not re-
member TO have heard Of a more flag
rant violation Of the Constitution since
She formation Of the Government
DR.. Brtekinridge, in a speech a few
days since, described q Ksntacky Cop
PeEheAd "as man who has double
grained love for the negro. and double
gained hatred for the Government
Well" said q Republican orator, at
> meeting in Meridsn, q too, an
peace asa--bxt when peace comes.
pray God that shs may come in the shape
Of white winged a1gsl and Dot ~ the
form Of white-faeed slave, chained
uadsr the bloody feet Of al Aristseratic
rebellion.
Tie veteran Gen. Mccall is openly
opposed to Mcclellan. de is . Demo
erat Of the old school, and : brave SOL
der He knows Mcclellan perfectly,
aad consequently i opposed TO him
He was the Democratic candidate for
ssongress IN 1859, and shows = clear re-
cord, which be will preserve BY the
course he has adopted. 81 ID hHa
Imagine Gen. Sherman reading to BIS
soldiers after their capture, Of Atlantis,
"a address like this:
Soldiers, in the language Of The
Democratic platform, after your four
years Of failure to restore the Ualon By
The experiment Of var, am aufaorIzed
20 say that the sympathy Of the Demo
cratic party Is heartily extended 70 you. "
The Detroit Advertiser relates the
followibgs I'VE we're amused the other
nlghi 1T the attempts Of one Of the On.
washed, whose tongue had kecome lit
Tie too thiek from theeHeeis Of bis favor
ns beverage, TO pronounce the names
Of the Democratic candidates Harra
for McClefn and Pen toni mean Tor
Mcclellan and Fleutoul M, that aius
IL HurrHh, say, for MeKennel aud
PlsatonF The poor fello~ got further
from the mark 81 every atteaspt, Until be
haally gave it ap IN despair, sxeIaiming.
'Ol d--n sash = nixsd up meas Her-
re- Tor JET DAvias"
When John Petit arrived at Lebanon,
Boone county, on Monday laal, % make a
| copperhead speech, be ioand that no 20.
| ice OF his inssntioa 10 address the IN
washed there on that day bad been cir
calated, aud IN few remarks be made
t. = small erowd be said that "a list Of
his appointments bad been Published 10
/ the SeHftnsl for some days previous, but
from the best informztion be could get,
there vas MOI single copy Of that paper
taken Ia the place This simple fact
speaks volumes for tho loyalty OF the
citizens Of Lebanon.
III goa are friend Of law and order
| you viii 90 tor Lincoln and Sohnson. II
yon are for guerrilla warfare, highway
robbery, bushwhaeking and aasassina-
lion, you will 20 foE Mcclellan and Pen
dleton, without any @dsiee Of ours.
If Lincoln is ''sIowa what may We ex.
pecs Of the snail pace General who, IN
an emergency, moved but six miles
day, in bis ION to Richmond In q
similar emergency GrA5l made twenty
six miles
The National Tateligeneer is indig-
nant that the late anti slavery conven-
ton Of Maryland allowed soldiers in the
field TO vote These conservative or
| gAus, which bawl so Justify for AeClellsn
would disfranchiss any soldier "a the
hsld, while they you'd aliow galvanized
aitors ia Tennessee the right Of snf
frsge
Well informed Iowaua belisve that the
majority in tia, State for Lineoln and
johnson will be 81 least s., 900, and prob
ably 10000 Ia Io~s the soldiers vote
Wilkes Spirit Of this week has .
crushing article on Mcclellan, whom the
editor knows IS veil as one man cAn
know another. he aays McclslIan ssansis
today bankrupt Of his chances By TIE
victory Of Sherman, and BY the popular
FepadiasiOu of bis party platform.
The Cecil Nd Whtg says that every
rebel in Cecil county means to vote for
Gen. McClellaas The Secessionists hnve
always been numerous IN thar connty,
and it would net be eIrprising, there
fore, II Mcclellan obtained the most
votes ia il, although she State is sure Tor
Lncoln b. large majority a. q.
ALI ABsur THE eEoacEs --Georye
Train quotes the following old epigram
- applicable to the Georges Of Chicago.
George shs frat vile was rsekousd;
Til~r stiit SsoFEs tbs Sscco1
And what mort&l ever heard HTfr.l
Any god 81 GeorEs tks fhiraf
When from earth the Fourth ascsusad
Sod b prAss~s, sbs GsosEss sndsd-s
Chaa A Wiekiiffe. in the notification
DAYS Of John C. Calhoun. vas one Of
thai traitors principal bowers, and be
& l. 4.