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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-30
Pale Raising.

The Union men Of Miilersbarg, war
rick county aud vicinity wiil have a
grand demonstration today - their la.
tie town on the canal A bsaalifal pole
is 70 be erected, upon whose top The
namss Of Lincoln and johnson ell be
given 10 the breeze, inscribed On hand.
some streauer A magnificent Unisn
flag has alec 'fSen provided Tor Tie oe-
casion, which will be run up 70 the
mast head wiIh cheers ADD enihusiAsu.-
A good many retnraed veterans With be
present to participate in the exercises,
and an excellent Brass Band has also
been engaged 70 furnish music Capt.
Reavis and Col Fletcher Of oar city will
be present to talk TO the people.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-30

p@- The pretense of bic supporters
that the rebels 90 not desire Gen McCleL
lan's election is transparent fAlsshosd.
The two or three articles published in
Richmond journals 10 conceal this fact
dsceivss none bat natural fools Every
where the rebels are exciting n the
prospect Of wha, they term "a Peace 49,
that is, the triumph OF Disaniou---in case
Mcclellan shall be elected. Thas the
Charleston Coaraer--always smoag the
nest digni6ed and dssarvedly influential
journals Of the South--in an article
copied into cur last, says;
All Of as peresivs ths intimate con-
neefioB sxisfiag bstrses tAs armies Of
tAe Coafeaeraey and the peaes nasa a.
The United Sfaiss These constitute
two immense forces that are working to
gether for the procurement 81 peace.
The party whose nomination and plat
form We are considering. are altagethar
dependent for success on the courage
and resolution OF oar fighting men. If
their gensraishfp, sagReity, vAlor, and
vigilance are unable 20 obtain victories,
aud TO arrest the progress Of lhe invad-
ing hordes, the exztinx AdministFafica
will laugh to seora al the efforts ef tks
Opposition, aud, ia spite Of the most
powerful combinations, will continue 70
hold the places they occupy. vi
"Our success in battle insures the
success of McClellan Our failure viii
inevitably lead 70 his defeat Il Is lhe
victories that have crowned our arms
since this year began that have given ex-
istenee, strength and harmony TO that
organization, which has arrayed itself
with firm, defiant front against the des-
pot and his minions. 1: Is oar long, ua-
broken series Of spleadid successes thas
has embroidered the few men OF sense
and honesty 10 Yankeedom to raise their
voices ia denEnciaiion Of the uneonsti-
tutioual. base, foolish measures adopted
and enforced By their Governments, and
they have gathered sroand the banner of
their exceptional men 50 large q number,
as that they have good hope of beirz
able TO make head against the oPPresssr
and tyrsnt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-30

sSr We are highly pleased 70 learn
thai the Princeton Clarion IL to be re-
vived Mr.. kartz has disposed Of BE
interest in the Office to Mr.. Andrew J.
Calkins, practical printer and teliabls
Union man For the past three years
Mr. Calkins has been proving the sound
meas Of his Unionisn By hard services
in the army Tbs CiaFfon will hsreafler
be known as the Prinestou Union
Clarion. " The subscription price vill
be e. per Aauum IN advance We trust
Mr. Calkins win meet with substantial
encouragement from the URion msa Of
bis county
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-30
Judge Nlblaek,s Position on the War
0ue4fl0n.

ar asn elected 40 Congress. 4 viii
never vste TO DRAFT any man fnte
rsssntative aesy. weald vete 60 re-
peal the present law authorizing n
dram. ia IeEaH lEsF E
al will not, 40 sIsetss yonr Repre-
sentative, vote amy moEs nsn aor
money under any circumstances
FOR the further prosseu luton OF the
war ursaer the peiiey upon Nvhfvh "a
IL conducted. a84s W 40 4E
"I am sotsiiy opposed 60 the sAN-
pisysawnt OF negroes IA soldiers, "a
80 aiss tntsrfsreaes by ths Govern
Hssnt with them, I'm any way OF un-
der any eiroumstAmrsa.p
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-30
RIshon slmnsnn,s Iecfnre.

We congratulate the citizens Of Egsns-
vile OF having an opportunity Of isten 1
ing TO a discourse from this eloquent
Divine Bishop Simpsons lecture on
the State Of the Country Is pronounced
By men Of ell parties who have had the
pleasure Of hearing il, as one ofthe most
powerfal, inspiring aud hopeful appeals
ever made TO the American people to
have filth 10, aud stand By, heir Coz
eminent. Many men may possess al
the patriotism Of the Biahop, but none
can 50 eloquen,ly and thriHiugly give
reasons for the hope that Is within
them"
The labors of the Bishop during the
past summer have been arduous. He
has presided ever the deliberations Of ser.
eral annual conferences in succession,
besides speaking frequently for the bene-
ht Of churches and church association.
II wAs only by good fortune that the mem
beers Of the ~ + charuh Of this city Sc.
cured him, and Saturday night appear
ed TO be the only evening Of The week
that was at liberty to be appropriated By
him in delivering his lecture 70 our PEG.
pie lie will come down on The after
noon train from Princeton on Saturday
and return the same night
The Union Wigwam, which has been
secarsd for she Bishop 70 speak in, %
account Of il capacity 10 hold ever,
body, oaghl 10 be crowded to it, utmost
limit Let everybody eosss and briss
their friends with them. Every seal
should be filed and every available
space occupied.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-30
Fruit Farm for Sale.

XATisuIN0 To GIVE NY UNDIVIDED
w attention 80 merchandising | now ofer fer
sale my farm In Centre township, ~ miles from
Eyausyiile---a pleasant and healthy location, IL
contains 50 ACRES, sixty Of which under vulti.
walton the rest IL we'll timhered. Therv are
about 1000 trait trees, comprising ohaes varieties
Of Apples, Peaches. Cherries, Pears, Pluma, Gaia
eea, Apricots. &c ~ kfE#E &
The dwelling aud oat-houses are large. cohvs-
nient, and 10 good repair. a.
sHitshle city property taken In part payment.
Long ume given u feqnired. foF particulars
apply at Tho store q Niekery Bros, No. 1872 Maiu
street lsepsal sAM'L vfCkERY.
1 HOusE AND LOT ON FULTON AVENUE.
1 near Water street, bamaseo. The house con.
teins six foons, kitchen, and good cellar, with
fine houses
house, containing four rooma and Kitchen,
en- Lset street, Lamtsco
double frame house, containing thlrtsen
rooms, on WainNt esreet, near Third
Two ten acre tracts Of land. asar the city llmits
Enquire Of RUDOLPH KERR,
Real EstAte AEeat
ofiee 10 Halls Block. opposite tito Crescent tsfy
Bank. seplG-l,u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-30
- nc Cnnnerhead leaders a.

n~ The Copperhead leaders are
systematically trying to prevent their
followers from attending oar meetings
throughout the eouhtry. They love
darkness rather than light, because their
deeds are evil KnUwiedes aud
learning, generally diHased," is deAsk
on Sham Democracy. Where no light
shines, there It fourishss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-30
TO STOCKHOLDERS.
sEeEIEAAE's OFEIsE 3. &cR.R.C Co.,
E......-l- =

oEcEEEARx's 0FFIeE =. q G. B. X. Co.
EsA1syalss fEd., sgt. lz1h. iss4-
NOTICE Is HEgEBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ Annnal Me@Stng 81 STOCK hei1ess 81 this Cen-
pazy viii - bid ths Coart H0ass IN as sis q
ktNEsstlls. o. AondAT TIE 81 dAy q 0rsaher next,
st 10 e'ei0ck A NJ NJ Which rfuss an sleetF.n Eli
oe aeie ~ satrs-sn Directors, % ssrys f1F the
szEag year-ss
by order q the Beard
ssvfs-si o<zS J. Z MARTIy. s@eA,l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-30
FOR SALE.

A FINE RESIDENCE ON FIRST STREET,
~ containing seven rootas, with good base.
meat under the whele building, situated she
square above the Sherwood House. Possession
given Immediately.
ner CLARK aud Fourth streets, and cottage rons
tanning light rooms, In the suburbs Apaly 70
srue4 JOHN GREEK
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-30
Prof. Madisoa Evans.
2, W. BoGEE Of New York, and
Col w. g. MANK, Of the 32d Ind,

VIII address the people ia the GermAn issgaags
a. follows:
hiliersburgh, warrlek Co., Friday. sept sosh,
~
asvbHrgh, warriek Co., Friday, sept. S0th, at
frs
LAmaseo, vasasrbuEshg CO.. s@sHfdays Oct LIST,
atTL ~ #
0eo Dama's, Gsrnen tswnship. YanasrbuFgh
Co M0Bdag Oct "a, - TTsms as
Baissr Meyers, Armstrong toynships Wander
burEh Co., A0nday. Oct. -, ~ ~,
Psrker's asttismsnts Posey Co, THssdsy, Oct.
fth, 1t >. n.
BialrsviIls, Posey Co.. Tuesday. Oct. 4ih, 81 7
Pa.
9th. al 1 pM
Nj YeraoB, Possy Cos Wednesday. oes. sth. At
Black Hawk Mills. possy Co. TharsaAy. Oct.
9Th, At P.A.
WA RipsisHsysr's. PsirT township. YahdsF-
burgh Co. Tisnns iag. Oct. eth. at -
warrsnton, aihzsp Gee friday OCT Tth. Al
Pm
oros- Reads, wlapsr Tsvnship. Knoz Cesaiy.
saturday, October sth, atTP. y.
VIII the Union med ia the vasious localities
pIs4ss make I'll tbs ssesssary arsaas~Heutsf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-30
Col. Cyrus N. Allen and Hon. VIM.
'f41HD z. Nibiaek, At a

Candidates fer Congress in this District. WI adj
dress the people Of Spencer a tsfoIIO~ing places
aud timss, VII
orandyiev, Oct. 30, Al lF.s. ~
EeNfonTile, Oot, ID atTF. NJ r-5-.afFs g. f5f
NASHVILLE. Oct Ath, atirM n.
New Boston, Oct. tfh, At F.s. f5 re
fuldR, Oct. 9Th, At P.E
sana W, Oct bih, At7f 81 ata1Ntt
Elltabeth. Oct. 9Th, At ,. ....~H s..
Osnfryviits. Oct. sth, AT p. .. -
CentsFyile oct Tth, At 4 Fsneff 4ae
Eursks, oct sth, att at
H0ekpori, Oct. sth. at7P.s.
Al parties are invited 60 atlsnds speaking VIII
eommenes precisely a. the hour named.
Hept9O-d&wfa 4~ 1#
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-30
Col. Rem, Harrison

win spsaE Al taA Af'A
Roekposs. spenesr eoapsy. Saturday, oet. l. At
y. NJ.
vlBesnBss, KneH ssaaiy, hondAy. Oct. .. At :
M
Tssrs HAa,a. viso oeupsys Tuesday, Oct. ia 7
= NJ
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-30
Hon. Albert LANCE,

Formerly Apdiiosof atHse, aiii address he hsliow
eiiiEsus 10 the German iapgaage A.
1Bdisnapa De-. TlisFAday, Oct. nlh. at TVS.
Mes Albany. Friday. Get 9TH, N7F,n.
Evanag d. Saturday, Oct. san. A. I'm.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-30

e~ Ex-Seereszrye Chase Gen. Nathan
KimbAll. Hon. e. 5. Lana, and colOael
Conrad Baker are announced TO speak
st New Albany on the Ist October, at
the big mass meeting
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-30

"ANWH y AF3HsN -
Veteran Of the SD Indiana.
Evansville, sept -, 1864

Z Sag The Roekpofs Mass Meeting On
Saturday, Oct !, viii be 8 gr4oi affair.
Great PREPARATIONS are being made for a
big time.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-30
- :
STOLEN.

" Gray h~vs~ Nnis. ahsut years .bous Il
kzads hixk, 4sd }. Z brasAe1as the IN skszi-
der. Tbs a4id In1is vas stolen fron M szaAEe a.
tue Ferry Lan1srg opposite EssasvfI3e Tnd
Sfu rag . literal rsuAEa % aar azs rztarnsns
hin 70 ze.nF gfVinE sEeh inesrmafsss ~ Esy iaAA
aepag-fW Fsrrvnar
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-30
GOV. MORTON
Wilfpositively speak at Evansville on
Wednesday Evening, Oct. 9Th.
AT PRINCETON, Thursday, pm
At Viaeehnes on Friday p. N.


Are The Germans Wrong in Wanting
cur Bonds9 Mcclellan on our Late Vic.
tories What Daniel Webster did SsY !;
Arrest Of ; PostO Robber.
On tbs Fourth Page VIII be found our
morning dispatches
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-30
PERSONAL.

THE GENTLEMAN THAT BORROWED A
Il pair q Hand Shears EroEa oar stare ssouth
or Eers age vii please retmrn sha sxHss a.
&c are n grras Bad q fhs1
TEaos sCASTLTS A son,
keF1e-&f No IS Msfn sfrn~s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-30
ACard.

kdssors KvAHsvills Ienraais ~
The record Of The I'D Indiana regi-
ment shoald have been sufficient 10 Goa
vince che New Albany Ledger that there
eoald be 20 Sympathy between = fghl.
ing regimeas and. retrsating General.
VIA You please inform the Ledger
throurh your columns, from one Who
knowsl thas il The boys Of tie 32d had to
decide on the merits Of Gen. George 3.
MeClellAn. the verdict would be: q Dis
missed from The service on acNount Of
eowArdice before the enemy"
I.~o- n .s~,-.,.-.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-30
Tho County Union Candidates

VIII meet thelr faIlow. lzAns q bIIowa
Oak Dam, Scott tp Friday. Sept. 80. At ?. n.
C0lllas' rsbsol Hosss, kaisht teWasbip, Men
day. Oct. 80. stsTg.a.
NICK Longs old glsss. asgman township, Toes
day, Oct fth. at 7 ,. n.
Alkss's aehooI Iloa-s. Knizht township Wed.
nssday, oet 5th, att ,. 3
Lsessl school House. GsFmaB townshtps Tifurs-
day, Oct. 9Th, att P.n.
ilufaaEIs's, Ferry tsrnships Friday Oct. Tths
att P.n
Esansviia, MnndAy. Oct 10tl. att F.m.
The Opposition candidates sFs isVitsa aBa re-
qasstsa 10 BE- present. sspls-dAwtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-30

s1r Gen. Kimbsll is making Uniou
speeches at various points IN the State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-30
WHARF BOATS.
SUBSTITUTES.

TI'HE HIGHEST PRIZE PAIN F0R sURsTT-
i tutes. Also, substitutes furnished On IN b,.s.
terms.
Enquire Of DIR. GRAHAM.
Walkers Row, Third ST., bet sycAmere and Vine.
auk2&-tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-30
Bishop simpsons Lecture on the
State Of the Country.

In compliance with an invitation from
many members of the NJ. f. Church in
Evansville, Bishop Simpson has con-
sented 10 deliver his lecture on the State
of the Country, in this city, an sATUR-
DAY, EVENING October Isl 9a1l
The Union wigwan on Water stree.
being the only building that would hold
half the audience that this already eele-
brAIed lecture viii call eut, the Bishops
friends have obtained the assof il for
The occasion, This building, just re-
modelled, win hold three thousand peO-
pie comfortably There viii be nothing
partisan in the lecture or arrangements.
Democrats who have heard this lecture
declare they could not object to it's SEN
,iments. TivU e|fe3Ta
A half fare tram TO accommodate Prince
ton and way stations, will leave Prince
ton at $50 ?. m, Saturday, arriving at
Evansville at $50 Returning, will
leave Evansville at 1000 p. N, arriving
at Princeton at 1880.
The lecture viii commence at sharp
half past o'clock.
Evansville, Sept 50, 1864 It'd
CoRFRRHEAD Tactics. - The Copper
heads Of yigo county, despairing Of
success at the ballot.box this Fall have
set one of their DULLES to work to try a
little strategy in the way of attempting
to murder the candidates. On satnr,,.v
night last their Bravo" made . ma.
derous assault upon R, q. Simpson es;.
tor of the Uaion Democrat and cans;.
date for County Clerk, beating him with
brass knuekles and kicking hira most
bruSAlly. : =
/ The Terre Haute Journal apologies
for the author Of the assault and iusti-
6es the act We know the people Of
Terre Haute well enough to believe that
there win be but one more experiment
of the kind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-30
Church Property for Sale.
WANTED.

GlruArloN.-Ry an industrious younx man,
- who can We the best Of references lie de-
slres permanent employ ment, and Il not par ticu.
dress NV :. W." Rost-ofiee. fssnSs' Az
A MAN AND A EEMALE TxACurR qo
n take charge % the Free School in az Tow, ~
Goiconda, 60 aeh all the branches rcauirsI ~
the School Law, Ter the term q elk months
good salary will be given. None but good s,.ek
ere, Will reeommended, need apply. Application
10 be made Immediately TO
fHEoDoRE sTeYER.
ssps4 Gelsenda, IN.
A MAN WITH A CAPITAL or NOT LRss
n than SS,0Q0, % 40 IN part ership IN wooisn
Factery. Enquire - this oalee. sep20-aw
A LAbt rkACa an, FULLY COMPETENT
IA 20 take charge Of 5 lect Female school. not
exceeding twenty Rurils. a. Goieonda, MS Apply
60 WILEY SLOAN. or
JOHN GILBERT,
sept Goiconda, Ills.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-30

D. r. Barton's Cooper
tools. Of Rochester, N. Y.
L. g. I. J. Whites Cooper
Tools, Buffalo, N. z.
Ohio Tool Company Join
tiers. Block Planes, Howels,
Crozes, &c. ~
Ohio Tool Co.. and Terre
Haute Truss Hoops.
by. Disston's Cooper
SaWsl
Also Doweling and Croze
Bits, Iron Spokeshaves,
Cooper's Scrapers, Com
passes, &c.
JACOB sTRAUB & SON,
Hardware Dealers,
No. IA
MAIN STREET,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-30
COMMISSIONERS SALE

mr. oRDEK OF THE COURT or COMMON
ID Pleas Of tie CosntF = Fenderbarkh aad
State Of Insiass sIlifel ~ pFtgsie sails Lot No.
L Ia a. Bats sut division q Lots Nos rs sad
H. 10 the original pIaH 81 the city a Esensvliis.
being twenfy-hxs faef frsht ~ ninsty fast deep,
sina situated 5a Vine s1Esst. tetWeen ssrosd ard
Tiki streets. tis Erepsty 81 ths bslrs o. Wallsr
B4lsigh. InrmA s5ns-ilAtf caah, and che-half
IN tEsiss msaskss tifh Interest, &c. Fra
afa no.. CHANDLER,
sepH Ccranlssienfr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-30
DENTISTRY.
PIANOs.
FIRsT-oLAss PIANOS.

ne
Misses Lawrence
ARE koENTs or KMKRsoN's-
Co. NONKH. sad EnADBuRrtH Gale
braisd PIANOS, vhieh they are
~ ttfsnfsnHaiss mesiFlag, end whieh
they vii ~ ~ a4ahus4cfaFefsf pyieea
Thrss Planes, ius disability. feeer, and rich.
ness 81 tuhs are unsuflassei
Tbs HHAdhasy Ptaha fnuritaa aaxuu Efsat Pre-
miums WIthia fsuf Nseks b. the mstths - sep
tcsater and October lat. and i fsuous FOR lts
elasticity hrliiAueY, AID tssafsui sitss@g gusisss
q ioBs
They az aiso excinsiss ARsats 10 this Vicinity
for bsason HAmhBsa rslehatas Catlnst orrans,
which, IN qaAiity, volume e. tone. sud power 81
expression, are tsf 2nfeftar % msiedsons, harne-
niuuis, Or any other red fnstrumrnt
They have fast fsssitFd thrts u tssse oreans. 81
thslr Tesl4auca, 90 ~ aisr Street, nfai door heow
Chssnut iunfiT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-30
COUNTY UNION TICKET


Election Tuesday, October 18th, 1885
Fer Representative.
FREDERICK W. COOK, Of Pidgeon
For cieyG ef Courts
nLYTHE HYNEs Of P.dge0n.
Far s1eyig.
ROBERT EARLEY, u Pigeon.
for Tfsassrsr,
COL. JOHN HHEINLAsDER. Of PcrrJ.
Fgr Recorder
CASPER TOMHEMELT, Of Pidgsea.
F0r Coroner
JOHN BISCHMAEN. Of Pidgeon.
SAMUEL e. 3. n sdisKla Of Union. a'i
For CssHtg cB,ami.,ioasr.
OHAHLKs KNOWLES, OF scott.
union Executive Committee, Ist
District.
Dapisss.-JouN v.s TREEa. principal;
W. ". THonraDn, contingent.
Dabofs -Jouu MAss, principals
EHNKsf PioKHAHbr, contingent.
albaaH.--H. n. EasscH. principal;
JAMS I. EaHaEHs contingent.
Knor-Mmr0s GurE, principal,
JAara 3. fAifoHatr contingent.
Martin. --fHwia BhooKs, principal
MICHAEL Reilly, contingent.
Pns.-0ooblEfr MoHeAS, priueipaii
=. o, HAMNoNp, contingent.
PnseB.--JoHS A. mann, principal;
". J. hoafAa, contingent
peHesr.-IAMrs fARLsY, principal
n. T. kEaeHFvAL. contingent.
Fa,dstbavgA. -~AEvkH JuuEaos principal.
jams II. MesHFlY, contingent,
Harrlek.--IonE u. HAsnY. principal.
J, u. Hupsfsrn, contingent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-30
FIRE LIMITS.

AroTTcK u hrsvty given that wiii apply 70
~ the CITY gtuHcii 10 kuiid Ffsas DNsiiinE
Heu.s. $40 story. e - "a bet, on Lot No. 3.
~ 81. Z. - 49, w AIKmAN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-30

We have IRE largest and best assert
nent Of Cooper fools. sud - lover
prices than any other hoass in this city,
comprising the following veil known
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-30

ever. In yesterdays issue Il claims
Gems. Roseersns and Sherman for Nc.
Clellan, both of whom notoriously sup
port the Administration.
Coming down to our own city, the
7Smss has bad enough OF It's falsehoods
erAmmed down It's throat to choke it
bat it swallows them in one form, only
10 spit them out again in another. II ac-
eused the Government officers in the city
one day of prostisuting their official posi-
tons to party purposes and a day or two
afterwards had to swAllow the lie. Ii
denounced Ministers of tae Gospel BY
name for blaspheuy in participating in
political meeting. A day or two after
wards it was compelled TO acknowledge
that il lied so far as one Of them was
concerned, who vas not present at the
meeting specified on account of sick
ness Ii pitches into the Street Com
missioner for taking bis hands from their
work on the streets to help raise Lin
coin pole. This the Street Commission
er, in 5 card in tO-day's Journal
proves to be q lie out of whole
cloth. And thus it goes on ad
naHseGm. It is not surprising that
this conduct on the part of their organ
is disgusting all the intelligent portion
of its party. They openly repudiate the
paper, and many Of them denounce it
10 such an extent is this disgust mani
Tested that prominent Republican said
to ss yesterday, that be did not wish to
speak disparagingly Of the Journal or
UHioa, bat hs thought The Iyzss vas
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29
, .,,or.;o, % .r,;,u,,u,s Int for want of men.

of attention TO agriculture, but for want OF men,
Mr. HILTON said the bill did not ex mpt aericultu-
riss generally but only such as had substitutes IN Ine
field, not liable to milary duty
Mr. CHAMBLISS said that under no conceivable cir
cumstances vould he vote exempt that class OF pee
pie L. was unfair that ose who had never heard the
whistle o. Minnie bill should sl be exemptfrom ser
vice. while those who had been In for three yeas should
still be made TO continue 10 the army IL was unfair to
make distinction between the farmer, who has sub.
sttute in the army, and the manufacturer who mas
none. 4JH
Mr. BALDWIN thought the bill was designed to sup
ply the vital interests Of the country He admitted the
neeesstT of an increase of the army but the proposition
TO bring more men into the field without food fer
them, TO turl them ont to arve 1t fact we'll
known that for some time past our troops have been
destitute Of su cient food and clothing Jet the cry q
| "more mer ~ "more men !" Is continually made
his colleague wish to engage in an nsane crusade ard
hazard the fortunes Of she cause on tingle
II So let al turn out dSss without clothing, iooc,
| arms OF ammunition De had learned from experienced
military men, that i solve the problem OF Cd,
our interests Sufficiently safe in all other part cnlas
The farmer who has substitute in the army, 10 no bet.
ter thsa the mechanic Eho has enc, it II tus, but the
interests OF The latter branch Of industry we're provided
for by the exemption law YET the former were dragged
at the heels OF the great military car, without suthcens
| food for those who aFit.
| kr CHAMBLIS5 said large portion OF hin district
was in possession of the enemy, aud he wished 10 save
the mountain home of bis colleague from the same fate.
BALDWIN Iesumipg, said be would take care Of
bis m ,untsin homs il they had sufficient food and bis
coleaS could not regain possession OF MS own nome
| without well f,d men. the abe-5odi,d white men
engaged in agricultural pursuits in his district are re-
NOV d, the supp of the families Of those who are
| the army So well asst he whole community, would be
| taken ew-y. lie wanted TO give nobody exclusive
privileges and would the farmer only as be couli DC
u.e al to the county in this crisis Those who could
render more service by being in the army should b
there.
The morning hour having e1pr d, Mr. CLAPP moved
| to 70 inlo sscTes sesson, which wss carried.
The SPEAKER suggested that he would ordsr th'
bill under consideration to be printed If no objection
/ should be urged.