Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-10

amongst var people; bat had be bee
On the other SIDE of the River. he wou'.
nave used the pet phrase. aSoutheri
sights men iustsad Ia heaptv de
ounciatiOu Of the Secess;ouists or sver
in mild blame Of th,sm, be did not utter
a word. He had fierce invective. bate,
ienuneiaIiOa. and mean riaieule fol
I Abraham LlEeeiR for tying to save the
Union; bat not one word Of eensure fas
JEFF. Davis for trying to DESTROY it
he bad the effrontsFy TO nraise H.
soldiers Of Indiana, the shameless hyp.
critic aud rebel symPathizsr. Has Is
ever given g vote 20 sustain fhe aynav
No Has he net constantly, unceasinxlv.
and eaerEstlcaily opposed every measur.
calculated 20 Sustain the army in theis
Efforts TO subdae The rebelkoa9 Yes, b.
has
lie is in bis element in thu midst Of
ais slaves, cracking his whip over then
order that he may roll in wealth froa
he proceeds Of their labor; OF he woal5
Ne 81 home in the rebel Congress az
Richmond smougst the pro-slsTeFy sriss
tocraey; bat be Is out Of place, aud has
no business, in the free State Of Indiana,
med4ling Ia her elections, and trying q
iestroy the Union which makes her ell
she Is De complains great deal about
he violation OF the right Of freq speech
Hls perfect freedom 10 yiiiify and en-
iarrass the Government gives the lie 70
hls charges. No other milton on Goa 5
lootstool, while engaged in subduing a
great rebellion, would tolerate such IN
famous misprisiOn Of treason as be has
been guilty Of ever since the rebellion
broke cut Why, were Union man TO
talk as l0udly against JEFF Davis, in his
doninions, that pOtsntate would hang
him as high as Haman. lie would give
him short shFiit aud long rope. And
yet this trsacheroas copperhead Senator
Nhinss about passes, and arbitrary
arrests, and Lincoln hasliles."
After the close Of Senator Poxell
I speech, Judge Law arose AID returned
/ thanks 10 the Dimoeracy for their
manifold favors shown him during biz
stewardship IN the House Of Representa-
tives; and thanked God that when he re
Tired, on the fourth of next March, Abra.
ham Lincoln would 20 with him. The
I loyal Enen Ia the audience invsluntarily
uttered up petition that the fourth o.
/ March might speedily arrive, when The
District would be relieved OF this rotten
corrupt, coneeited, imbeeile Old Man
Of the Mountain" who has been astride
the necks Of the people, aud carried b
them, during nearly all his life. God
/ speed the day, when the disgrace Of hav
ing such a representative shall be re
( moved
The Judge read long string Of point
less. shAmbiiug siip-shod resolutions
which be had drawn up, and asked for :
vote on them. The crowd Of cours,
voted aye, though not one in ter
knew what they were driving al
The Judge then announced thal
Thomas T. Garvin had consented 10 rur
for representative to the Legislature
He did not tell when. how, or BY whoa
Nc. eiaFvin was smuggled on the ticket 0
the Sons of Liberty. and John Rettia
was smugsled of /, is supposed tia
"we, the people that is, the firm o
1 Mcbride & Whittiesey-ira ID,
business a. there hes been 40 conven
ton Bat no light was thrown on thi
delicate sahjeet
Judge Law then introduced Senate
Hendricks, and sos down.
I Senator Hendricks Is a rather hand
some man, with an Irish cast Of coun
tenanee, Milesian aceent, and dresses /
Senatorial black. His appearance i a
different from the sioachy, slovenlv gar
Of the redonbiable Laird, OF Spencer, a
a fashionable tailora is from an OK drig
era Ia speech, also, there is mafke
contrast Mr. Hendricks is smooth
specious, aud gen,iemahly. As an oil
bleArs aynd fellow remarked. who evident
y admired bin, lie - the most fore
blest and cam speaker ever seen He
list as csm--as - well, hes mighs
smooth Hains 'e2'
Yes, tie Senator Is plausible II
eau slip stiletlo 50 deltiy under ID
I afsh rib Of the Nation that thru bios
hardly hurts at ali til il reaches tka Vi;
ais. He Is the miliest manner'd maj
thasever soaiiled ship or cut throat
EIe i Gall Of sophisms. aud is very skill
lul in making The worse appear ih'
better reason
1 We listened Tor an hour aud over 4
bin, and ihs burden Of bis remark
we're eroakings about tyranny, tax
es, and the usslessneES Of IrTing &,
crash the rebellion No, one wood 0
condemnation Of the rebels in arm
against the Government did he utter
lis speech vas continuous TRADE Q
abuse Of Mr.. Lincoln, aud there "a
no blame cast on JEFF Davis
When Senator Hendricks fnishe
" the old fireman showed himself for
ward and spoke bis piece We hav
already exhausted the subject
To sum mp We heard four hours 0
this speaking, and there was not on
word against JEFF Davis, bat all tn
speakers united in yilli6eation Of on
President The meeting might sppro
priately hare been held in the streets 9
Richmond, Va, and would have pleassl
the rebels Immensely. A soldier preseu
remarked that il rebel army bad bee
drawn MP IN line before the speaker
they would have applauded every wor
that was said.