Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21


consistensy By Mr.. ysllandighan-
/ So far - can observe, there 10 al
overwhelming majority in favor OF Lin
coln and Johnston (Claeers Ia votlag
/ for them, ws know that ws vote for the
/ Unicn, 4n9 will rot vote for anv nae Of
whom tkfs cannot BE- coasientis said
! lGhseral Il has been said thsre was
no exsitement over these noHiasslone
| The reasoa there vas rot uors. vas be-
! cause thess sominssions were made
long aga ard Rave bean resting IN th-
the hears Of sks people. -sassf
At he coaclusion Of the Govsszo-'s
speech tbs band PLAYED the SsGr
Spangisd Baaasr with stirring effert
Load calls we're then snade for GOV
| BrOagh, 80 is bad been asnouuced thaa
he w1s Ia the city Gov. 3. was sufrr.
isg from indisposiiien and did Bol re
spon6. h kaa
ExMaRxs CT Nh sExcoMR
Hon. Il. G. Eswcor5 shea IN response
10 rspessed calls, cane forward and ad-
dressed the messiag 10 bis aaasI fore ble
aud happy siyle. He ssid tkas before
/ the CosvsAtisn be had read that fhers
| was only small minority ia Congrssx
/ in fAser ef tks nominafion Of L4aeog s
| II this waa true, Congress had leArned
thai The psopls bad the power 70 nske
PresidenEA Il has been = losg tins
sines man was nominated = second
time fer sis Office TIE reason had
been a insztiAbis desire 10 get Office.
aud aspiraass would rather sacrifice the
country than wait LineoIn's story Of
the boy whS thought il vas no tine 20
swsp horses waea crossings swift ran
ming Etreas, has . moral appliSzbls
nos. II 10 no-sins 10 stop and hsns mp
nsu and untried men VIXEN We have one
whom we know and can trust The
speaker allndsd TO the abuse Of Lincoln
wasA which ths prezs Of the country had
teemed for TIRES years. IL had been
sluoss impossible 20 take Up newspa-
per without hnding this ahuse. Every
thing that vent wrong was charged
against Lneola And yet the writsrs Of
these sane abusive articles, when re-
quirsd 10 be esndid. wcuIl confess that
ne oteer maa eeald hass probably done
better. He hop-j this eoarr. would DOT
continue throagA tkis campaign Ii
must be nvoidsd, five b5p- fsr success
He w0dld FalAsg zee paper 90
over 20 the snsmy At once ihas giva
snch = sspp0yt 70 our ticket
Msn on the street lore to knd
taait, svsn vixen they % noe mean Ii
Essaid tkers wonld Be i.lsehoodse nosxh
told By oar enemies vithegt our ala.
With Alighs fssli khiipg lie nsrsr. had
knovn : national ticket Fseeised w;fA
more con6deues sad .olid satisfaction.
We ell feel that il eoald not hare been
sssier. Let ~ lhersfore have done With
oar foolish habit " eTisieisink tbs COO
dnez ei Tie war. aad she adminissrasion
q tks GsssFamsa1 Theas are in good
hands IL wa are firm and cordial 10
eur snppeFt te the sed, this wiH be she
last Febellioa ws shall sver have; bus II
shs rebslIioa s1ccseds, We shall have
Msxieo's history for ser future We
hear daily that this var migkl have been
avoided HowS why hy leslnz JsH
DAVIS faks slt Be wanted Wonld ws
have had psscsl 0ulya lev saoashs
assure you. Anarchy wenld have spread
aad run fampant oxar .he land There
are showssmda In oar mlass who are hos-
tle 10 tho wsF-hossiie 70 esery meas
are employsd Dan Voorhees, has said
and done sil be could against the vat
lie has never bssn iussrfered sth. Val
landiRham. - hzd seeu ssil, Should beer
been eonsusf i Fart Wargebs bas L.1ss
con had Hs-ey sprn tin a ssHt kim :,
hs frienes The whofs D-rn ocfasic pre-,
has hsi The greatest freedom. eai has
eoasinaaIiy uttered tFvasoa ~ith sxeep-
tionsl in.srf.r-pes. Thsy talk Of = Dss-
potsa, I wixh sasy lived 10 one. thai
thsy migks see ths difference A shsss
50 Irsisoroas a. sse S.nsiski o. this cify
~oald sot be allowed to exit az hour
Thsrs u Dsspotism In ths Soath, anl
Jet vs lave editors here eLo SPEAK ii
he defense and praise, While eonaglain-
ing OF tire despctic NoFtk
We have laaghsd at the people OF tee
South bsesase they considered slsvery a
divine institnGion.s Did we not almos,
eone 70 the same pointf We passed
laws for isa protection, gave IA tsrriiory.
returned fagifises, and gave IL every
guaranty ft asked Still Il couid nos
live sish free labor, and We are nor
hoIping i 10 die.
There vas mueh complaint. By Demo
Gratis about the arrnfng Of negroes; yet
when drsa was ordered, these sane
neE became 80 anxious to get negroes
10 take their places that thsy seoared
the whole country, with boanty money
in hand, and sveH tollsd the negroes
from Kentucky. Laughisr.l Has not
the Presidents policy IN regard To this
matter been sindicsted9 Have not she
negroes bssn brave and trusT Do yoa
remember Niilikin's Bshdy Did they
not stand there in the face OF death7
Look at them Al Eors Pillow, that chap
ter Of horrsrs. where Forrest, uish bar
barisy anwoEthy of even . Camsnche
Indian, nurdered them il cold blood.
oniy little vhile ago Gen. Batter de-
tailed tvo black ksginsats fsr "a i'm
possznt duty. They net and shipped
more thaa % equal nnm6er Of rebels,
aud sent then bowling iato de wilder-
mesa. The speaker had noticed With sar-
priss that The hasdrsdth eslored regi-
nsnt wss nor keing organized
AIludisE TO the wsy IN which our for
eisn Affairs had been mAsaged, be said
il seemed sondsrfal that three years
var eonld have been carried On and am
icabls relations maintained With the
principal Govsrnnents Of EuFeps We
have escaped entanRlensnss that seem
cd insvitaels. The British Governmans
hAa concluded 70 10 Jest It's Laws we're
so lax that tbs GoTernmenf. fund Il
could nos prevent the sailing ofthe rams
iatended for the rebels, 90 il bought
sheu for It's oEn nsvy. So ia France,
ws hAvs the asssrsnce that the rams
viii nos be psruitted ssail Our See
resary Of State has snginsersd these
matters veil and shoald have The credit
1 for What be hss done.
4 In references 70 she eandidats Or tie
Vice Presidency, Mr.. ~ said be knew
his loyalty, bis trushfalnsss. bis synpa,
thissfor the oppressed people u East
Tennessee psFtseuiarlY. and ihs lsh0ring