Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-04
Translated from tks Dsslr Tnias-TrmsaI
4 Second Edition OF tie Bloody
Wedding Of Paris"

OF Sons OF BlOSrtF, the nighest !
degree Of the Mcclellan Club, we're |
centriving, each night, TO promnlgate |
their plans Of murder and conspiracy, !
and that the programme for the accom-
plishing of their abomlnahle designs was
laid ont with the greatest exactness,
ia cold blood, By the most develish |
eruslty.
When, some time since, the great con
spiracy, extending all over the West, was
brought to daylight, the Copperhead or
ators and newspapers asserted that the en-
tire plot was only a well studied humbug,
and that the detectives who discovered
the conspiracy, testified to all details,
and shown the documents before Court,
ought not to be believed. But, after
few days ago, Mr.. Bingham, Chairman
of the Democratic Central Committee,
had made detailed confession before
the Military Court st indianapolis (which
fully confirmed the evidence Of the de-
tectives. Then, even The most treasona-
bic sheets, could not dsny these facts any
longer.
In this conspiracy even two Of our
highest Democratic State officers were
deeply compromised The same State
officers-Athon and Ristine-who were
again candidates before the late election,
whose names were at the head of all
Democratic newspapers. and for whose
reelection those sheets worked with all
their zeal
The details Of this cannibal like con-
spiracy against the Union and Freedom,
We have already laid before our readers,
but few may know or imagine what has
| been transpiring in this camp OF the
eonspirAtors, which, Of course, acted in
the most perfect cooperation with the
head conspirators
The greatest activity prevailed in this
camp during the month Of July, and in
the commencement Of August The
eonspiraiors held, almost daily, their
consultations, until after midnight
stood in regular communication With the
rebels and guerrillas in Ksntneky-some
Of whom frequently came over to attend
their sessions, bring instructions, aud
receive such Near the end OF July, a
load of revolvers aud ammunition
packed in boxes Of chewing tobacco
arrived for the conspirators, all OF which
were unloaded in an alley, near house
Of prostitution.
AS known, the revolution was to break
out simultaneously in al hooks and cor
ners Of the West, on the 10th Of August,
for which occasion the following pro,
gramme was made for the city OF Evans
vile, by the Sons of Liberty--,hose no
Bile sons Of Freedom:
On Monday evening, the 18th Of Aa,
gust, a great Democratic meeting should
be called, on which oceasion a lar-e
namber Of Kentucky rebels and guer
rillss should make their appearance, L
: assist as leading accompIices in the fol
loving night Of ST, Bartholomew. Th,
members Of the Mcclellan club shouls
only be acquainted with the plans O
the bead eonspiFatsrs, after the reyola
ton had fairly broken out and after lhi
leaders, With the assistance OF She Ken
, lucky rebels and the initiated lnhabi
tants, should have taken control Of iii
J ctr, and assumed command thereof Il
order 70 bring disorder and confusion
among toe Union citizens, the house @
: Mayor Baker, above Main street. SHOULD
TIC HHs WI Att4 AHA - 1RlA as AtAE CHI
gems should rush hither the most prom
inent Union men, whose names were re
corded, we're % be pat aside as SILENT
; a. possible, and the houses Of all Unio
3 men robbed Of their weapons Simults.
/ neonsly tho conspiratora woald tax
possession Of the QuartermAster' builC
ing, the hospitals, the post and ted
: graph Offices, the powder house, Oh
bank and steamboats,, railroad and eour
house; seize the eannons, furnish thei
I faithful with the weapons taken fror
: Union men aud then The bloody bat
: might begin" (. 9, clean sweep Shout
be made Of all the Abolitionists
i To gain these aids the Socs Of Libei
I 81 had, as early as the latter part
+ July last, furnished prescription liz
/. containing the names Of the most prom
!. inent Union men, and consulted thereo
: whether those men should only be al
d rested and kept safely. or be put out {
}. the wsy entirely, { 6. shot or hung
few more plying souls voted for ia
former proceeding, bat the mAioril
. we're for hanging. One remarked eve
to aunihilais All the damned Abol
! tioaists and their seeds, lchildren.)
Il On this list, in Que evening, the 70
lowing names were pat; Mayor Bake
EliotR, Archer, Violin, Bisoh, Nj
1 Nicely, French, Major Robinson, Horr
= brook, senior aud junior, Bischof, Hei
man, kratz, J, & d HeimAn, Lava
: Capells, McCarer, Sterriit, White
!, SchrinE, (somebody exclaimed: "a
: the damned Abolition preachers,
# Rasch, Rocker, Blount, Page, WahI
seidler, Christopher and Phillip Deeke
} Keller, Schnackeuburg, Fletcher, Re:
Wis, Dexter, Caldwell, Chandler, IIil
Walkop, Schiller, 1ngle, Michael Becke
. Charles Mack, Heireis Marsch, J. Bel
ainghof, Philip Euler, Wiltshire, Jaco
z Loewenthal, Newbefry, and all Uuio
officers Of the militia, amongst whol
we're, as the most prominent, Rimroi
ami Waidkirch
The Germans can herefrom perceir
: that they have not been thought Of yer
highly. The soldiers present in the Gil
should be looked after By the Kentuek
guerrillas, who would take care Of thei
By transporting the same 10 eternity
n Again, all the stores we're usrke
E10A1 NC M
there were taken into consideration q
the stores Of the Israelites With the q
q eeption Of three, and most Of the oths
wholesale, and even small retail estal
lishments
: The closest communication with u
Kentucky gusFrillas shoaid be restores
asd annexation TO the South proclaimes
These we're the plans Of the conspir,
d tors in this city and in the State, al
had they not have been detected b
the watchful detectives Of the Govern
ment, but should they have come I
n execution, what would have become
Evansville, Of Indiana, Of the whol
West7 a desert fall Of wrstchedne'
and misery.
4 draft, against which the revolutio
n was apparently aimed, would, Of cours
: not have taken place. bot every surY