Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-27
PoiitieaI saTings and Doings.

ing nothing else, - q little over lEN :.
THOUSAND DOLLARS, This does !.
not include the pay for his personal staff
A nice man, is Little Mac, to talk about
economy in public expenditures
An Ohio vsllanaighamsr proclaimed
that if Mr.. Lincoln is rejected, the Denoc- :
racy viii rebel aud play smash gsaeraE
II. He quoted Use old women. however,
Immediately aftefward BY assuring them
that Mcclellan would lead the bslligsr-
ent DemoerAs
Mr.. Mcdowell, the Peace candidate
for Congress IN the lIth District, has
been drafted AnotEsf negro substitute |
wanted.
We see that Prof Geo W. Hess, the
| Union candidate for Superintendent Of
Public Inatractioa, has drawn prize in
the Indianapolis draa lottery. Lacky /
Professori
The Charleston Mercury says Dem
ocrats will not be slo~ 10 ''exouerate
al" 1.-THE rebelsl for the barbarons treat
ment Of Union prisoners, and six the
blame where il belongs The Asyea-
> RVS CONFIDENCE in the Democracy is
not misplaced
A vote was taken in the City General
/. Hospital at IndissapOlis the I'D With
b the following result: Lincoln, 2sl; MeCisl-
lana Morton, 2s4; Mcdonald, O. Those
boys certainly don't belong to the Mac
kerel brigade @
A vote In she s4th Indiana foots up
thus Lincoln, 2l5; Little Mac, 90.
= Morton, 239. Mcdonald, &
The 18th Indiana votes as iollows:
+ Lincoln, 334, Mcclellan, 20; Fremont,
6. Morton, 334i Mcdonald, 81. One
!, half Of the regiment was not present,
being st Columbia, Tenn The above
vote was taken at Atlanta
In the Democratic Torehligh. process
sion on Saturday night, the f7sh, in Gin
$ cinnati not a transparency vas carried
.. that had q word about the victories at
T. Mobile and Atlanta, and on the Weldon
a. railroad
. A correspondent Of the ~ :. Times re.
d. Gently asked Gen. Hooker at Watertown,
5. N Y what he thought Of the deelara.
b. ton made at Chicago, that the war
against the rebels has thus far been a
To- failure" His reply was in these words
t'fts pretty much what might have been
n. expected from the sort of people Assem-.
bled there, isn't it7'a
!. The greatest military abortion Of the
lg.h century will prove equally great
B e failure as aeaadidate.
We respectfully suggest to the Young
Mems Mcclellan Ciab that white feaih,
err will be handsome and appropriate
badge to distinguish them from the boys
in blue. The aoeks Of geese in our eity
I'll win enable them 10 carry out this sug
gestion without much expense.
All Of the peaee.a t-auy prizes paper
.. have been whipped in TO ths support
y. Of Mcclellan except the New York Neael
~ aud Columbus Crists The News say
! Il no candidates. found upon the Chicago
! Platform on election day its vote will b'
Hil--nothing"
to The New York Herald says Mr. Pen
lib dleton must write letter defining BIZ
.p. position, or Belmont must call new
at Convention TO nominate new candi
he date.
The Chicago Convention speaks Of III,
~ three and a-hsn years Of war to re
es store the Union as four years of fail
lie, ore" To emphasize the correctness o
their proposition they nominated thi
2 greatest failure Of the whole war a
~. their candidate for President
Fernando Wood in recent speecl
thus brazenly declared the deliberate
trick played by Mcclellan nomination
ar Its (the Chicago Convention y nomi
nee and its platform were apparently IN
an consiatent with each other, and yet, fo
10 paramount reasons connected with sue
~ cess, it deemed such q contradictory 20
re- siiion reeoncilable with good policy
Hon. Schuyler Colfax has spoken n
re- every county in bis District the Ninth
=. except one, and to much larger crowd
he than ever before. He thinks the pros
!" poets catering for Union gain IN eael
- county over the vote Of 1862 His else
or ton By an increased majority is almos
Ne cefsain. Ga 31t4
A newspaper, to be called the Hlssoss
* Beacon, is 10 be started at Danville
: No, By o. A. A. Gardner twill b,
=. an independent paper, viii support Mr.
sr Lincoln for the Presidency, and will ai
'0s vocate the Radical policy.
:. Every rebel in arms, and every rebe
!, in of6ee--eveEy rebel organ in the rehe
ne States or in foreign lands-every hate
ia of Democratic freedou. and the right
OF men--longs and labors for the over
md throw Of the Administration, and Ia
expulsion of Abraham Lincoln from tn
Presidential Chair
~ Col VIM weer, Of Kansas, lately dis
aiu missed the service for drunkenness, in
subordination, and angentlsmanly con
duct, has been making speech 70
- Mcclellan at Leayenworsh. OF eours
he goes for Mcclellan and soadoes Ms
- jor Peck, the eommandant at Southland
= who has been arrested for peculztio
are and fraad-he, too, is for Mcclellan.
Tee 49, 49, .a.,s:... a.. As.f-1.,t.