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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11
Vote for
NELSON TRUSLER
For Secretary OF State.
Gen. HaKeY,s Appeal.

We print this morning the appeal and
warning Of Gen. Hovey. We commend
the warning, especially, "to all whom It
may concern" The people Of Indiana
do not propose to have traitor officials
thrust upon them BY the votes Of refu-
gees who have been run into the State
for that purpose, or who are merely
visiting the State for few months until
quiet is restored in their own Stah.
Hundreds have come into Indiana with
no intention of making it their home
but only to keep out Of the way OF guer-
riIIas until the latter are driven away
from their old homes by the very sol
diers they design voting against NC
man has right to vote in this State IN
less he regards himself, and really is,
citizen of the State. Sharp eyes viii b
upon all who cast illegal votes, and re
tribution will quickly follow the trans
erosion. The vigilance Of the Vigilanc'
Committees will be increased by TIN
warning of Gen. Hovey, and we trus
they will be prepared to arrest prompt
| every man who dares to cast an illega
vote. A fair election is all the Unioi
men of Yanderburgh county want
fair election they will have. This fac
may be depended on.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11

0MiNous OF DEFEAT-The MeCiellans
ties had hard time of it yesterday to
raise pole on lot near Third Street,
the property of Mrs, o. E. Lewis. The
pole was spliced, and had huge tin
horse and man on its top. When an
attempt was made to hoist ii up, it snap
ped where it was spliced, and had to be
lowered for repairs. Again an effort
was made to put it up but again it
broke st the splice, and had to come
down. The truth is, the omens are ell
unfavorable for the Democracy, and
their very poles seem to share in the
general depression. Some nischievens
Union boys stood arouHd and mali,
eiously insinuated that the "back of the
rebellion was broken" Others suggest
ed that the splice in the pole was Ike
the splice between Mcclellan and PEN
dletoa - of an unsuhstantial quality
Others again insisted that the pole was
similar to "Little Mac" in another re.
spect-lacked backbone
We felt sorry for the poor fellows who
were working at it Really, the whole
thing resembled funeral party more
than it did an enthusiastic, patriotic
gathering of citizens who thought well
of their principles, and deserved well Of
their country.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11

parWe appsehend that our friend
Fred Lunkenbeimer will be more en-
ragged at soldiers for voting to-day than
be was in 1852 His opponent, Col
John RheinlaEder, vii! receive the vote
Of every true blue coated boy, and OF
course Fred viii regard the whole thing
as an unconstitutional proceeding.
Fred. idea is, that the boys will do very
well TO 60 to the front and fight rebels,
but have no business to come home TO
vote against rebel sympathiEers. The
boys in blue, however, have learned
enough OF war to know the necessity Of
keeping their communications all clear.
They know that one enemy 10 the rear
is more dangerous than two in front
Therefore they want to be certain that
their base Of supplies" is clear of foes
before going further South Thinking
thus, they vote a. they do.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11
TO the People Of Indiana.

The exposure OF the Sons OF Liberty
has been made Every word is true.
Harrison II. Dodd, Grand Commander
for Indiana, has been on trial Proof
vas overwhelming Dodd was released
from military prison, upon his parol Of
honor not to attempt escape, and was
granted quarters in the United States
Court building.
Night before last be escaped from the
third story, by a rope. Oae man only
vas IN the room with him. That man
was Joseph J. Bingham. Innocent men
do not do so. The act confesses guilt
Ciiizensl every day shows that you
we're on the Threshold of revoluhonI
You can rebuke this treason. The
traitors intended TO bring war to your
homes. Meet them at the bsllot box,
while Grant and Sherman meet them in
the field. This is no time TO stand
back. He who doubts, or cannot tell
whether be is for the var, cannot be
trusted
The exposure made will stand apon
unimpeachable testimony. | know there
are unbelievers and skeptics, bat l
know that the Sons Of Liberty meant
treason.
Not one fourth Of the testimony had
been offered before Dodd fed.
Citizsnsl brand every man who is a
party to 1t, or will not put bis foot upon
il ~ -
have been fair TO all parties. have
sent drafted men home to vote, ire
spective Of party. This.shows that the
Government favors free elections and
opposite statements are false.
The war draws to an end You mast
whip the rebellion, or be whipped by it.
lam DO politician / know from two
years labor, what this secret order means.
| am pledged to prove all / have assert
ed, Of their plans and purposes Believe
me, or not, say to all men Of sll parties,
that the election in Indiana has become
a matter Of National interest Defeat
treason At home aud our armies will re-
joice, the rebellion viii wither, and you
shall have Union restored, with per-
petnal peace.
But, let the Sons Of Liberty triumph,
and you have no assurance of victory 10
front, or Of security st home You may
say that go beyond soldiers province.
| do notl Traitors are traitors, wherever
found, and my profession brings me
doirn upon traitors, whoever approves
or objects. With ycu is the duty aad
the solemn Issue.
HENRI B. CARRISGToS,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11
The soldiers Ticket.

The Union ticket is emphatically the
soldiers ticket No less than six or
eight of the nominees have been in the
asld under the glorious Stars and Stripes.
They have seen service as volunteers in
defense of the Government They know
something of the hardships and priva-
tons of soldiers l;fe, and they sympa-
shize with them. No Union Congress-
man will be found voting against paying
the ''boys in blue" No Union Office
holder Of any description will be found
dsnouncing their efforts to defeat the
rebels as "four years of failure" That
miserable work is left for such dema-
Kogues a. Thos i. Hendricks, who,
while drawing a large salary from the
Government, is doing all be can to
accomplish its overthrow. The Union
ticket is the soldiers ticket, and they
will vote it.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11
TO THE PEOPLE OF
INDIANA.
HEADQUARTERS DIsTRlcT OF TsprAxA,
Indianapolis, Ind. Oct 9Th. 1864

eHeP S.iSf AhSsS CNt. tt1s loVT.
Recent Developments clearly show that
. secret armed association exists in this
State, formed for the parposs Of aiding
ahe rebellion against the United States.
The primary object Of this dan -erous
association is 10 break down the power
Ct the present administration 10 the pros
ecution Of the Wat, and aid the rebellion
by force, fraud, and violence For this
purpose large numbers Of rebels from the
armies OF the South, under the name and
euise of refugees, have been sent to this
State, to cooperate with this reasonable
association. Arms and ammunition. TO
3 large amount, have been secretly i'm
ported, and placed ia the hands Of these
bad men; aud unless their designs are
speedily checked, ruin and the "desola.
ton that follows in the footsteps Of war"
will soon spread throughout the State.
In the counties Of Martin, Orange, Crau-
ford, Marshall, and other localities, they
have concentrated by hundreds, deiisd
the laws, fired upon and killed enrolling
officers, and wounded law-abidiug cit.
zens, and robbed them of their property,
with the avowed determination Of aiding
the rebellion This cannUt continue
without civil war in our midst
/, therefore, earnestly appeal to all the
good people Of the State to aid me in
suppressing these unholy combinations
against their peace and future happiness
To do this, the association above named
must be at once disbanded, and their
principal leaders brought to Justice.
Rebels must be closely watched, and
wherever they attempt to interfere with
the rights Of the people, speedily pun
ished Amy further temporizing would
be cruelty to the people of the State. The
military authorities, under my command,
viii not attempt TO interfere With the
freedom of the elective franchise, in the
coming elections. but il IS their duty 10
aid the civil authorities in maintaining
the purity Of the balIot-1ox and enforcing
the laws. If any attempt is made By the
secret armed foes Of The country to con-
troll the elections by force, the offenders
will be arrested and sent to these Head
quarters, for trial
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11
Vnta =
THOMAS B. MCCARTHY
For Auditor of State.
VOC AM Tns cra tehed fieket.

The Times can take no exception to
solitary candidate on the Union ticket.
1t admits that they possess the Jefferson
ian auali6cations-s.bility and integrity.
Why. then, should ans Union man
scratch of a single nams7 Personal
animosities and prejudices ought not to
have feathers weight with those who
wish their country we'll Every effort
will be made by an unscru puIous party
to induce Union men to vote for some
one or two candidates on the Mcclellan
ticket, on the ground that they are clever
fellows, and dent mean any harm. Be-
ware of such temptersl These are times
in which the devil transforms himself
into an angel of light, that he may the
better carry ont his diabolical schemes.
Great crimes are com mitted in the name
of Liberty. The most glazing outrsges
are perpetrated in the name of Democ-
raey. We have yet as mild-mannered
men as ever scuttled ship or cut a
threat Dodd himself the fugitive from
justice and the conspirator against the
peace and happiness Of the State, had
the reputation Of being clever fellow.
No, no. stand by every man on the
Union ticketl They are all good mem
they are true men. They will discharge
the duties Of their respective Offices With
fidelity and efficiency. Why should any
name, then, be scratched from the
ticketf There can be no good reason
given. Union men, vote the Unscratehed
Unconditional Union Ticket Don't al
low it to be said that any name on i. wal
defeated by your vote
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11
watch Meeting Al the WIgwam.

There viii be meeting tonight at
the Wigwam, and al who want to be en-
tsrsained, and to have jelly time shile
waiting for the election returns, should
attend.
Speeches viii be made by Gen'l VIII
liam Harrow, Col. Cyrus " Allen, and
Judge Bowman Of Yincennes. There
will also % music.
Couriers will be sent out from time TO
time to bring in the latest reports from
the various townships aud precincts, of
this county. Adjoining counties may
be heard from By or before midnight,
the result in Ohio AID PennsyIvauia will
probably be known, and good Judge
ment can be formed Of the result in In
diana We have no doubt that the audi
ence there STANDARDIZATION as it will
be-will have occasion to make the
meeting g. jubilee before morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11
Vote for
JAMES s. FRAZER
For Supreme Judge list District.
Free Schools.

feoR'e o. Evansville, you enjoy free
schools, and appreciate their blessings.
Remember, Ia voting for Supreme
Judges .shat the present COpperhead
candidates are the men who have put
down The fgeescbool system in Indiana
Judge Perkins, Of infamous memory. IL
at the head of them. The Union caud;-
dates for the Supreme Court are liberal
minded men, and will construe the Con-
siitution IL favor of free education, and
viii reverse the decision of Perkins &
Co, which Overthrew the free schools.
Then the whole State win have AS good
system as Evansville, uRder he old
Charter, maintains against the persis-
tent Efforts of Copperheads.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11
VOTING PLACES--.EVHRYBODY raKr
NOTICE.

IA The following are The boundaries of
the several precincts, within which
everybody is required to vote TO-DAY
Be particular in acquaintine your-
selves with the lines and boundaries
that your votes may not be lost
Precinct No l-Conmencing an ,L~
ehio river At the foot of Leet street in
he Fourth Enlargement, thence north
on Leet street to Canal street, thence
esst TO FIRST avenue, thence north on a
line with First avenue 10 the northern
boundary Of the Township on PIGEON
Cteek, thence along Pigeon Greek 10
.he Township line dividing Pigeon and
knight Townships. lhenee south along
said dividing line to the Wabash d Erie
Canal, thence down said canal TO Main
street, thence dosa Main street 10 the,
Ohio river &c the place of beginning.
Notng place, the Court House.
Precinct No comprises an the ,sryfA
torYaot the said Township east Of the
boundary line OF Precinct No. /. Yotins
place, az the Steam Engine House.
Precinct No, 3 comprises all the tar
ritory of said Township west ofthe bound
airy hne Of precinct No. /. Voting place
at the Union Engine House
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11
A Card.
EaiissssoaruaI.

There is considerable complaint
among business men about not getting
their mail matter which comes BY Cairo
mail, until late in the afternoon, when
too late 70 gil orders by Tat days pacH
81, which causes those ordering goods to
think that their orders we're neglected.
or not properly attended to. / would
advise those ordering goods to give their
orders 70 The Clerk Of the boat, and write
order on the envelopes above the adj.
dresses, aud they will be delivered
promptly on arrival Of the boat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11
Red, White and Blue.

The National coiors have been printed
upon tbs back OF the Unconditional
Union tickets Many Of the boys
have fought under the red, white and
blue, and they are anxious 70 vote the
red, white and blue. Every Union man
who is not ashamed to show bis colors
will vote the red, white and blue ticket.
Tires cheers for the Red, White and
Blue" Let the National coiors be dis
played 30 extensively about the polls as
to strike terror to the hearts Of all who
are endeavoring to bring disgrace upon
them. 1A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11


DoE'T SPLIT The TIcxEr.-Ws wish
every Union veter to bear in mind that
every vote given for any one candidate
on the McClsllsn ticket is 80 much "aid
and comfort" TO the common enemy.
However clever, personally, some of the
men on that ticket may be, they are in
bad company; they are sailing under a
contemplate white flag and deserve a
rebuke because Of their: associations
Evil Communications corrupt manners;
q man cannot touch pitch without being
defiled, and however sociable and clever
some Of the candidates on the Mcclellan
ticket may be, personally, they can not
be trusted so long es they remain in
their present attitude towards the Gov
eminent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11
Great Union Demonstration in PhlIa.
deipbIa-.-Great Union Gains EK-
p6cfed on tuesday.
spateh % ths Cincinnati Gazette

Special Dispatch % the Cincinnati Gazette
PHILADELPHIA, Oct o
There vas a grand Union demonstrs-
ton last evening, in the shape Of a torch
light procession and mass meeting II
exceeded anything Of the kind THAI has
been seen in this city for years With
out estimating the number of men in
line, will only say that it was three
hours 10 passing a given point, and that
when the head OF the procession had
reached the end 81 the route. the other
end Of il bad not yet gotten over half
Of it ~
A grand mass meeting was also held
in Independence square.
This city will give large majority for
the Union ticket on Tuesday, and a gain
Of lO,0oO to 1900 majority is expected
in the State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11
ALFIh 7 AOFET,
Brevet Maj. General Commanding.

RETUGEEs.-In the case of refugees :
it is well enough TO understand whether
they came here to lire permanently, or
merely to stay until it is safe to return
to their homes They have to make
oath before voting, if challenged, that
they consider this their h0Dls-their
residence-and that they have been in
the State six months If they cannot so
swear, they cannot vote. We hope our
vigilance committees viii watch such
cases closely.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11

say- The people cannot overlook the
important fact that every man on the
Mcclellan county ticket is a professional
ONCE seeker-always in Office or hnnt-
ing one. On the other hand the Union
candidates have never appeared before
the people in the capacity of Office
seekers. They have been pressed into
the service. They are eonscripts who
have been compelled to abandon more
lucrative employments to serve the peo-
pie. With them the Offices seek the
men, and not the men the Offices.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11

An IMPORTANT DUTY.-The different
enrolling officers will attend the polls in
the various precincts to-day to take cog
nizance of those who have not been en-
rolled in this county.
Wehave heard men boast that they have
not been enrolled. It is important that
their names should be taken down, so
that when the supplementary draft takes
place they may share the perils OF it
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11

b1When Lord Nelson, at the battle
OF Trafalgar, issued bis last signal to his
feet before closing with the enemy, it
announced in words that viii live forev-
err, England expects every man to do
his duty" So we say to the Union men
to-day, The friends of freedom through
out the world expects every American
citizen to do his duty" Loyal men of
Indiana, let us go into action this morn
ing with rousing cheers for our glorious
young State, and a determination to
make her record in this war immortal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11
Nesrs fron TndIananali..

Especial dispAtch 70 the Cincinnati dszstis
1sDIAxAPOLIs, Oct 9
The Sentinel having falsely charged
that Goversor Morton was prime mos.
er Of all the military arrests Of citizens
made in this State, and shat il was by
his advice and sanction that Joe Bing-
ham was arrested, GENERAL Hovey has
addressed toe following letter to the
Journal rs5
IxDAsAPoLIs. Oct. 8.
Nh Error: The SentineE charges
that Governor Morton has been the
cause Of the arrest Of Joseph J. Bing.
ham and others nov ia military coufne-
ment in this State This is not correct
| am alone responsible FOR these arrests.
II the persons arrested are not proven
guilty, let the public condemn me. No
mans position, however exalted, shall
prevent me from bringing him 70 justice
if be deserves it
TSignedl ALyIS 7. HOyEY.
The fact Is. that Governor Morton was !
out of town when the arrest was made,
and knew nothing Of il 1t is a pure
Copperhead lie, got up for the purpose
Of prsiudicing the election
No clue 70 DOdd's whereabouts has
been ascertained The reward for his
apprehension has been increased 70
5000
. The Sons Of Liberty have resolved the
different ilodges into Mcclellan club. |
At meeting sunday or two ago a. I
Salem, Washington county, the PROPOSE !
ton whether the draft should be resisted /
oy force Of arms, was warmly discussed /
1t was finally concluded not to do So as
Dodd and BoWles had failed to supply
pistols and ammunition as they had 4
agreed. 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11
Vote for
col. CONRAD BAKER
For Lieut. Governor.
16e aaiEn doarnaI.
Judge NIbiack's Position on the War
nua0afnu

eff am elected TO Congress. L VIII
never vote 10 DRAFT any man tneo
the servIeeJ and IL were your KEEP
<esentative now, would vote 90 re-
peal the present law authorizing
draft.
"I will not, n elected your Repre-
sentative, vote any more men nor
money, under amy efreumstances'
for the further prosee ution OF the
war under the pssicy upon which IL
- conducted.
al am totally opposed TO the en-
pioysneut OF negroes as soldiers, or
/ TO fhe fnterferepee by the Govern
ment with T. I'm, I'm any way or an
der amy circumstances"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11

Stewart Cooking Stove for Sale.
oFFER FOR SALE NEW, LARGEST
siss Stewart Cooking stove, with ali the fixtures
con Rse. II can BE- seen at my residence on Lo-
. ~ Eset, near Seventh. Price, $40.
-1w o. DREW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11
Stand b. Ana hailonal Oolars |

What loyal American citizsn loves not
the National coloss-the glorious Red,
White and Blue. Who has not felt his
blood Jingle as he read Of the glorious
achievements of American soldiers be-
meath the flag made up Of these hand
some colors Well, We urge all to stand
by the eoIors to-day. Vote the Red,
White and Blue; urge your neighbors to
vote it, and the result will be another
triumphant victory TO be added to those
which have been gained before.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11
Vote for
JOHN I. MORRISON
For Treasurer of State.
Soldiers of IndIanaf

On the 10Th day of June, 1861, when
you and thousands OF your nov dead
comrades were rushing to arms, to sur-
press causelsss and wicked rebellion,
Joseph Ristine, now candidate on the
Democratic State ticket, wrote to D. W.
Voorhees,, thisinfsmous sentiment: a The
successful resistenes of the South, Ire
gard as the only safety for Us of the
NsrtA He hoped that your flood
might be spilled in vain, and that your
vindietiye enemies would be successful.
This atrocious sentiment has not received
a single re6uke from Democratic press,
or q Democratic convention; on the con-
irary his party win support him the
more vigorously because of his traitor.
Gus utterances, Can you vote with such
party without dishOnOring the battle
fields made glorious by your valor?
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11

sG- II the State goes for Morton and
Baker to-day, it will go for Lincoln and
johnson in November by an increased
majority. If it goes against US to-day,
victories in the field and hard work viii
redeem it next month. So the chances
OF carrying it for Lincoln and johnson
are largely in our favor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11
What isto be Done.

Herewith We publish the official vote
Of Vanderbufgh County for Secretary Of
State in 1862 We DO il that the friends
Of the Union cause may know what
amount of work Is required Of them to
insure the success Of the Union ticket
to-day We append the vote By town
shins.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11
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We hope our correspondents will
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11

A LATE CoNvERsIoN.-We were some-
what surprised yesterday morning, on
picking up the Times, to see that it re-
commended its readers to vote Early, T"
several times, and never so much as
said "vote Cox" once. Is the Times
going to repudia,e Mr. Cox at this try
ing hour2 Verify, Saul must be among
the nrOphets.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11

p1- Gen. Darlington gives some
wholesome advice which we print in
another plaee We call the attention OF
our readers to II. The General is con-
fdent that the half has not been told in
tho Dodd trial, and had not the criminal
escaped, yet other developments of the
most startling nature would have beer
made