Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
Political sayings and Doings.

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fore q New York Democratic Associa-
ton, asserted that 1.-THE prosecution Of
the war can lead only to Union or separ
alton. fit leads to Union, u sciH lead
to an ,snUttigatsd despeAsn.t Can the
people feel safe with the possibility Of
Pendleton becoming President?
The Copperhsads of Erie and Cav
ford countless. Penn, have nominated
Dan. Rice for Se..sjor By reclamation.
As both counties are heavily Union,
there ia not much danger that Dan. viii
have q chance TO exhibit his cloTnlsh
tricks in the Senate Chamber OF thai
State.
Ii has been asserted that Archbishop
Purcell il for Mcclellan. In his paper
the Catholic Telegraph, Of the 14lh-he
uses the following language:
Three years ago we opposed the only
peace that was offered to us-namely,
submission -becsnse it was tha disrup-
ton Of our Union, the dIshonor Of our
flag, the extinction Of our nation, and
the beginning Of perpetual anarchy and
war. To-dcy The aspect Of the question
is NOT changed, except in the results Of
military operations that have since oc-
Cured The same peace Is offered now
that vas offered then and there are man
fold rssons foz not accepting it nov,
over and above those that forbid its &C
eeptsnee then.
On the 9th inst an election WAS held
in Paris, Bourbon County, Ky, for City
Marshal, resulting in q tie vote between
the conservative and unconditional
Union candidates. On the 10Th an
other election took place, resulting ip
the election Of the unconditional Union
candidate by majority Of eleven votes
Joseph Z. McDohald calls Biz former
principles old clothes Cor. Morton
comedies the appropriateness Of the sim.
lie, and thinks bis opponent has yery
extensive wardrobe Of this kind ID
says there are foar or Eve old suits thai
he knows Of
40 Eastern journal suggests that, a
Gen. Mcclellan has solemnly pledge
himself "to restore economy in pabli'
expenditures" he would do well anl
appear more consistent to cease draw
ing pay for duties he does not and can
not perform. The suggestion is apropos
Col. A. b. Crane, Of the s5,h Indiana
has consented TO become the Union can
didate for the State Senate, against Bay
less W. Hanna, one Of the meanest Css
salionists in the State. Col Crane Is !
brave and popular soldier, and will pol
large vote.
l2 The following Infamous paragraph Is
copied from the Chicago Times:
Every soldier in our army to-day ha
been bought; we employ no longer en-
thusiAstc ardent volunteers, but neF
cenaFies vino have been purchased a
prices ranging from three hundred q
one thousand dollars per capita.
When vallandighaua aud Ben, Woo,
repudisted Mcclellan, the Ne~ Yorl
World thanked God for purified an
rsgenerated party. Now they have re
turned to Macs support, We conclad
the party is no longer pure, and ha
gone back 10 its former state Of mora
degradation
Tho Louisville Democrat is sneerinI
st Gen. Lewis Cas-, because he repud
atas the Mcclellan Pendlston Demoors
cy. OF course. Loyalty il at a dil
count with the supporters Of she ChicaE
platform aud nominees.
1.-THE Union must be preserved 1T q
hazards, says General Mcclellan. u
these Southern States cannot be reeog
eiIed," says Mr.. Pendleton, candidate o
the same ticket, II would signAlize thei
their departure by tokens Of love
would bid them farewell so lenderly thl
they would forever be touched by d
recollection Of Il"
While Abraham Lincoln has at a
, times, and under all circumstances, u
srclsed his influence TO procure for ii
soldiers In the field the nght 10 vot
George B. Mcclellan declared 10 fave
Of Judge Woodward, (copperhsadl ,
Pennsylvania, who decided against II
| right OF the soldiers TO vote! Soldier
please make q note Of IL
T. "ASornER Democratic meeting broke
. upl"
"Where ats
"a large crowd Of Democrats seattle
ed BY Union soidiersl
"Where2 where7"
Union officers participate in the ii
d turbancel
; "Goodl good Where did it ell hal
! peat"
a ia the Shenandoah Valley"
"Get out7"