Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17

} tumbling over the fence, Lunkenheimel
is climbing, Cox is foored, Whittlese!
Is on his knees, praying, Calvert ii
skuting down the steps, while Fairchil1
brings up the rear, looking up an il
quest and the fees. A most happy con
ception). "a Fair Election or Free
Fight-Erdnsrille Times" Preserv
ing the Purity of the Ballot-Box illus
trated-Man with sandy whiskers put
ting Union tickets into stove at bis
back, and Mcclellan tickets into an
open ballot-box in front, as be exclaims,
Too many Union tickets - more Nc
CIellan ticketsl" He is said By theolo-
gians and antiquarians to resemble an
ancient portrait OF the prophet Joel, by
one of the old mastery Remember
Lamasco Precinct" Forewarneds is
Forearmed.p We Lament the Brave
Lieut. Ed. Ballenger. We Cherish
the Memory of the Gallant Col James
NJ. sbanklin" We Cherish the Mem
DRY Of the gallant Well Walker"
I've DO not forget Lieut. Col VIII H
Walker" Nationality Uersns Section
alism." Lincoln Of the North. John
son of the South Mcclellan and
Pendleton, both Of the North" No
seetionalism for u.s. "The Boys in
II
Blue are the true peace makers" "If
any man hauls down the American flag,
shoot him on the spot The Army
and Navy, companions in glory" THE
] American Union, the hope Of the world. "
Indiana redeemed, regenerated, and
diseBthrallsd.7 Yanderburgh, Little
bat Plueky." yanderburgh, the Ban
ner County of the State" The North
will have voice in the Nation :"
"Who's afraid?" "Old Abe is the
friend Of the Working men, Free
dom, Union, Nationality" We are
coming, Father Abraham. "0pposi-
ton to Rebellion is Conservatism"
Rally around the Flag, Boys" Dem
oeracy before the election" (cbsnti-
clesr rampant Democracy after the
election (Chanticler couchant) Dem
ocracy before and after the election
(Janus faced--short and long, "Come
10 Abraham's bosom" Morton il
elected and the State is saved" a Run,
you dog" dog, inscribed "Democ-
racy.") "0nce more 10 the breach,
dear friends, once more "The Butter
nus candidates - HaFk from the
tombs, doleful scund'p 1.-THE
Court House cleared from Carrot to
Cellar" Cup, Guards, aud at them"
"Beholds how brightly breaks the
morn "A temporary cessation is par.
mansnt secession" "The war is not
failure" "Copperhead sympathy for
MISUNDERSTANDING their votes "25 600
for Morton & Bsker" Three Georges,
(Jacks) when shall We three meet
agaiu2' .'Salt river tickets can be had
at Mcbride & Whittleseys Office" "For
they shall gnawIa Gle and fee into the
mountains Of Hepsidam.7 can hail
Indiana right a. last, q, 900 majority.
"The people have triumphed over the
politicians "The private soldier is The
true patriot Lincoln, the rail splitter. :
| clog Rebellion riven With union
wedge johnson, the j3urneyman
tailor Indiana good with bullet and
ballot 1.-THE Sens Of Liberty--brothers
of slavery "The soldiers have shown
their love for Morton death to the
treasury eaters" "Fusion and con-
fusion" Gov. Morton, the soldiers
friend" "Lieut. Gov Conrad Baker,
the true aud tried Lincoln Of the
North, johnson Of the South" mo
North, no South, no East. no West
nothing but the Union Liberty and
Union, now andlforever, one and INSOFAR
able" ''Elect Lincoln and defeat Re-
bellion." Grant, Sherman, Sheridan
noble trio" Evansville loyal city. p
But We cant 60 on, it would take us
all night aud more than I'll The Journal
Still they press into the tabernacle Of the
people until it is literally packed The
Band play and the people sing Rally
Round the Flag Boys" Lieut.. Gev.
Baker is called out and addresses the
people, eeugratulatiug them On the mag
niiceut triumph they have won.
Maj. A. l.. Robinson was called for
long and loud, but he would not come
Shor. speeches we're made ny Capt
Reavis and Mayor Baker
The Glee Club sung new song emit
tied, What viii the Copperheads dor
which was received with unbounded ap
i, plause.
!, Gen Shackelford was called for bu
;, was detained at the Court House. Col
Mank was also called for, but decline
to speak, and after a grand jubilate {
national airs by tie Band, the vast Al
semblage reluctantly retired.
The display was grand, the rejoiein
exubersn., the night was delightful, an
= all felt glad aud safe to know that Mo
ton will stay at the wheel" and that b
ker will preside over the Senate, that
- venal and corrupt Supreme Court b.
been wiped out, and that the State oiic
4 are cleared of Sons of Liberty. and Va
derburgh county of the Court Hou
clique. H
n "a Our Sunday night report aga
L failed last night, in consequence of
IN feet in the line north.
"A sT Spencer county polled 1854 vol
- at the recent election--294 mere th
:, she ever polled before.