Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12

,ut them to silence and elected heart
applause. Il is not our intention Is
i've a summary of the speeches Col
Allen vas outspoksn ia bis views an
opinions. he told she people piaini,
ust ehere be stood-that be vsE 70
wagiBg war with rebels until they lais
lown their arms aud returned 20 shel
That be was opposed 10
cessation Of hostiities, or any CON
promise, until that end was accomplish
l. That If he was elected he vOas
vote all the men and the money neces-
sary 70 suppress the rebellion and secur'
a permanent peace. He endorsed tb'
policy of the A1minislrstion in usin.
shs slaves Of rebels to destroy rebel,
not because be desired to place h
aegro on an equality vita ths
%hite race thing impossible and there
fore absurd to talk about-but becaus.
ae thought white men nore valnab,s
than negroes, and preferred that H.
latter should be killed rather than the
former. His speech appeared TO have
powerful effect, for at It's beginning be
~as frequently interrupted BY cheers 70,
:. MIkelslland," which, as he proceeds
grew gradually small By degrees ant
beautifully less. At the expiration o.
bis hour, Hhen he took his seat, il va
evident that the greater part Of The
crowd was with him in sentiment aud
feeling.
Judge Niblaek has often been q eAndi-
date before the peopls of this eouns.
Socially and personally be numbers bis
friends by scores If not hundreds May
viii vote against him this Fall with sor
row, who have never done 80 before.
They regard him IS having taken = po-
.ision inimieAi TO the best interests d
the country at the dictation Of bis party,
aud they viii CIT party ties and even
personal friendship, rathes than give aid
aud comfort to the rebels BY extending
to him their support The knowledge
Of this fact, or OF some other equally de
pressing, seemed to dampen the spirits
Of the Judge and materially interfered
With bis readiness Of utteranee Usual
| y he has copious supply Of aaeedole.
on hand to please the srowd and get W
= laugh At his opponents expense, bai
on Saturday evening ell these bad Dc
serted him. His speech was rambling
frequently ineohereat, never convincing
and absolutely impoten. to arouse an,
enthusiasm on the part Of his followers
He promised everything that amoanteC
TO neshing--wAs for the war and agains
the wr-thoughs peace an estimabl'
thing. and when be was in Congress
in Is60-6l, talked purity q
tbs Southerners to preserve peac'
bot without svaii--was Tor eompromis
nov aud cessation OF hostiIi,iss-wa
for the Uaioa II il could be peaceabl
preservsd---and above all, when othe
topics failed him, vas for Mikelellar
BY the way, the manner In which th
+" Dimoeraey pronounce the name Q
their candidate. il 10 eTidsat that the
are trying to deceive their Irish adbs
rents into the belief that be is uativ
Of the Emerald Isle TIE Jadgs KEEP
Jerking oas HE watch every srv minute,
evidently FealiziHg that Il bis time WASH
out, be was-Of any thing to say. A
last be took his seat mach 10 the rslse
Of bis friends, who felt that be va
having hard row to hoe shat hi
opponen, was too much for him.
Mr. Allsn's is minutes reply stirre
his hearers as With the blast Of 8 trun
pct, and the most boisterous, uproarioa
cheers shook The olG Brewery to its yer
foundations Delight was depicted o
the eountenance OF ever Union ma
and dismay was seen in the faces Of lhsi
opponents II was indeed a great ir
amph.
: Mr.. Niblsck closed the debate with
Is minutes speech. The more b
aoundered the worse be was rnired, an
by the time he was through bis follower
had hardly enthusiasm enough TO chss
for MikelsllAn. A feeble effort ~
mads to call out the drunken 6rema
Who has been in the habit Of furnished
the dessert for ell sheir evening entei
tAinnenss--not excepting the one o
which Messrs Hendricks and Powe
, spread before them their choicest Wand
but he bad sense enough to see thl
an attempt 10 revive the dropping apirll
Of the ahashed and COMPOUNDED DEM
Gratis present would be frui,less undel
taking. So the meeting adjouEnsd siH
die
In The language Of another" 1t VI
glorious night for lOyalists they fe
,, il good 70 Be there.
s~In our leading article this morr
ing We predicted that Gen McCiellsu