Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07

GoFE A0A DEE1 E44LGtEu 10 lie
that kind Cf danger.
The Lihcoinites are evidently under
the haliaeinatioa that he who runs n az
read f
As if the National Guard was capa-l
bic of runningl z...,r ,,..2
The Lincolnites are therefore leaning
upon very slender reed.
Several of these Documents have al
ready been insidiously discharged at Us
under the cover of envelopes. .-..,. !
They were mostly aimed at Company
L, which is the Undersigned
That the public may nnderssan he
desestable arts Of these Lineolnites, this
letter incloses a specimen of
A1nocUMESx
The Chicago Platform advocates a
cessation cf hestilities." GeaeraI Ear
~ plants himself firmly on the platform
and brings about q cessation of hostih-
ties By running away TO Richmond
IL is utterly wrong to imagine that the
rebel cause in the Shenandoah VALLEY is
tagging. Phil Sheridan has deprived
the rebels OF their eolors, and they cant
Gag
The loyal men are proud Of their Phil,
but the Coppslheads are better off !;
they've got one Fillmore
All the complaint that the rebels and
Copperheads make against General
Sheridan is that whenever be marches
he always gets up to Early.
The late peace conference at Stras-
burg, Phil Sheridan, Commissioner on
the part of the United States. Result.
not one peace, but sixteen pieces
Great Union meeting in Richmond
next month. The following distinguish
ed speakers have been invited and will
positively address the meeting; u. S.
Grant, Of Vicksburg, B. +. Butler. of
New Orleans, and 7. II. Sheridan, OF
Northern Virginia.
Mcclellan would be Grants best imi-
tator if be only held a command, be-
cause every time Grant treated the reb.'
els to q fight, Mcclellan would retreat
The two Macs The rebel Merrimac
and the Coppernead Little Mac. The
one WAS blown sky high 10 May, 1862.
the other will be in November, 1864.
The Coppsrheads don't care flIip
Tor the success of our continental cause.
and Philip doesn't care for the Copper
heads. be keeps on whipping Early
Just as if they liked it.
One Mac too many for Little Mae
Potomac.
A military scene. Mcclellan seen
asleep on a gnnboat, aud his army seen
fighting q bloody battle three miles of.
A few copies Of the first edition OF the
Chicago Platform still on hand aud for
sale by ], Davis, Richmond, having been
published by him in Montgomery, Ala
bama, in March, 1861
The German copperhead jew, Bel.
mont, was so much affected BY the loss
oi Atlanta that he hasn't been able TO
speak his native tongue since. Every
time anyhsdY addresses him in German,
he AZ oaee says in Hebrew Eaglish,
" Shermaa he tammad
An imporsant error of the press has
just beea discovered in the Chicago
Platform; Il occurs in the second reso-
luton, which declares that the war for
the Unior has resulted in four years of
failure. s1he four should be tieo, The
reference being The Two years during
which MeCleiiaq commanded our arm
les A new aud revised edition will be
Immediately Issued Send on your or
ders TO the New York Worh
MeCleilan.s most mastery retreat will
take place on Nov. 3th. II will be a
gigantic maneuver, the line Of retreat
extending through all the States from
Nmfna 20 raIfForns.
The reason why the Chicago Platform
totters-Beeanse it is made Of wretched
Marble and miserable Wood.
Base metals-McCleIlan copper and
JEFF Davis brass
Brigadier General Green says that if
this be liberty Of speech, be doesn't
blame Mcclellan for suppressing the
Maryland Legislature and throwing the
members into prison.
He declares that he will at once issue
an order suppressing the Lincolnites and
throwing them into prison.
LATER-A general order has appeared
declaring that the war will heneeforth be
strictly conducted upon the great mill
tary principles laid down by Mcclellan.
10 accordance with this resolution.
Brigadier General Green has purchased
a gunbOat, 10 which he will retire at the
commencement of every action.
A flag Of truce has been sent to the
inimical Cohorts TO ascertain whether
they viii agree to conduct the same
great principles. II they consent, then
oil our Qualifications will be mounted
With wooden guns
Brigadier General Green's incompar.
able shrewdness has led him to see that
If our foes manage matters according to
the military code of Mcclellan, they will
not dare to advance upon a fort sur
mounted by such terrible engines Of
war
STILL LATER. - Brigadier General
Green has just informed the Cohorts Of
the enemy that he.is about to Exhaust
all the resources Of craftsmanship
This is a daring stroke, and entirely
in accordance with Brigadier General
Green's bold aud comprehensive plan Of
/ operations.
/ We are, therefore, momentariiy ex-
pecting to find that the dastardly Co
horts have ANONYMOUSLY Red, or are
/ prepared to lay down their arms
PRIvATE BRowx.