Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-28

der, who chained himself to the mast
head as be went into Mobile Bay
CheeFs This, these Democrats said,
We won't do. Then It was that | saw
treason. George B. Mcclellan is simply
the chattel Of Sam Barlow, and Sam
Barlow is the mere ehattel Of August
Belmont, and Belmont is the agent Cf
the RothschilGs, who are the agents of
the Confederate Government in Eng
land tChsers They are going on
sending money through these agencies
to try to carry the State of Pennsylva-
MIA in November. rCries OF, "they
cant do IT. When | saw this thought
il time for me to leave. They saw l was
not for Mcclellan, and then il was they
said, You can't 60 with the ConveH-
ton" knew that the r1les Of Congress
governed the Convention, and that q
delegate for territory could be admit
ted without the privilege Of speaking
Bat it was quite nauseating to see the
political msggots moving around in that
Convention. Laughter. They did
not want man there with an audience
of 10000 men back Of him. Long
went in, and found there was no freedom
of speech in that Convention. 1t was
the rule of the New York roWdies
aaid, God bless Manhattan. / told them
It was time TO think Of the Union and
the country. and that they couldn't do il
on that platform. found the Regency
azd the Rothschilds ruled the entire des-
tiny of that Convention. / know no
more pitifll sight than to see the Penn.
sylvAnia delegation cringing before the
New York men. When New Y ork took
snuff all Pennsylvania sneezed. Laugh
ter When New York laid an egg, ell
PennsylvaniE cackled.
/ had one hundred delegates to 20 for
Dix In the morning Pendleton told me
that $50 help me God, will do ell
ean to beat Mcclellan" and think be
has Laughter. At ten o'clock they
offered him ;hs Vice Presidency, and be
vent sverl I saw ValIandigham at the
breakfast table, and said to him, you
have sold out the concern, and if can
| find il out, Ill burst the whole thing
VallandighAm said, Train you talk too
loud" The next morning il was all
closed out Under the idea Of pap,
they supposed there was nothing but
what thev could carry. saw their plat
form. II was the most singular amalga-
nation of men and things ever saw.
Soon after, wrote ny opinion Of it II
was:
Resolred, In order to please the Trim
mer War candidate, we have War
Resolcsd. la order to please the
Trimmer Peace candidate, We have
peace.
Rssolsed, In order to please all, that
the var goes on until we get 10.
LaughteF
At tie same time il reminded me Of
= little story, wherein it is related that it
was
Resoissd, that We have a new jail
Resolved. That the new jail stands
where the old Jail stood.
Resolrsd, That the old jail be not re-
moved until the new jail be built
Laughter 81
They nominated Mcclellan. They
then came to me and said: You II join
usf' j told them not much. They had
got them all Il vas big cheese aud
bad been four years toasting, and il is
seinom you Ret 20 many wharf Eats u
one box as they did at this Convention
lLaugh;er I came back TO New York,
and the only noise heard was the rat
tie Of the cars, which seemed TO say,
''McClellAnl" McClsllanr and they tor
tuFed that into cheers for their eandi-
date. Laughter
cane to New York, and the Regency
offered me seat in the Cabinet then
told them ! knsw Of forty-one appoint
msnts already. told them that recol-
| leetsd that upon another eccasion an in-
dividual odeFsd sast possessions, when
The devil didn't own . potato patch.
daughter. And when they gave cheers
/ for Mcclellan, il reminded nae Of whist
hng at funeral When Mr. Hall, the
chairman Of the Philadslphia committee
vas requested to write 10 Mr.. Train TO
stump the State, said
'chicsgo Observation-Disclosures, Boil
October Eieetisns - Comparative,
Boiler.
November Elections - SspsrlAtivs
| Burst."
alao said:
DIED.
November Sth, 1864,
The Democratic Party.