Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15

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.Lnab hi. veins, he woulo
:. - All let Il But ssociAssa 60 60, /.
So "a. John C. Breckenridge : 80. J
I .. Of the souihers =,
! In 1850 Douglas vas st dsis1ss = sor,
- principally Ree e Use ne g -.
=, h.looe to the sristOerstls eless' - =,
lO' 80. .i.ir.sd 70 be ohe'oS ihe peg ~ y =
This year similar state o. q - - .tamr
:. : george B. Mcclellan has ..' Os%a
- - hsc.use he Is Of Agen'le 1aae
lina'sd D s - 1fsliation With, or CT
,a..sy for, the msss OF the ps0P's Der 9
! -, tsKs great dsIightin tracing iriet,
- r.. hack 70 Lord Kirkcudorlsh He :
sea.Isns, who died 10 1872 o:Asr' cage
,b.a have nscsrtainsd thai as = a men
IL. - slated TO Sir Colin Campbell, 'hs quo
u ...,.,,;.hsd Scotch soldier and Ba'0- I
!. George 4. Psudletou, TOO, y uo@ OBJ
: a he fuss families Of ViigiHiA' -
= s,s Both are said 10 be POsses'0'' 20
: -. ,so.s coursiy manners which are = -
earning % Democrats - ven - Il
.,--.;av n the drawing-roOmnss Of kins 70
n, The noniaAtiOn Of men o.
-. Ds' ~so kno~ nothing Of labor ana
- ,o,hiuR for the iAsofing D. Asssa
90 -. ACT snsugh. Tie G III ts
,bs;, National cop, tsssas uses,
s.:...a and = ai baa ~ ,asirmsu or
y So 8stcf tgsl Z.
Is - sf3a4somsiI d s...l1see V 20 ,oe ap-
bees sno 40 veil, BELTS the pos.
.-m,r, 4othsE anstocras, the RoEhschilda'
+ ! bsnksr--Aagusss BsIasou,, iwecopied
; The other daJ, We believe, Nr. aedarYs
Il opinion Of this 2 Ineysd individaal, who
: 10 u the bead Of shs National Afistoe
cratic - snisnausd Democratic - Com
mistss. TIE following aceoant Of bis
snrp-out 10 Tia State Of New York we
: commend 20 those Democrats Who talk
loudly about Republican wealth. aiar
Il The sq1ipags that throws ali others
10 the sAa1e, and causes them all 70
pale their inefectsEf hres, Is that Of
., the Chsirnan Of the Democratic Ma
/, sioual Com mittes II consists OF low
barouche, drawn By four elegant and
D. fery Thorough breds," With postIIiions
!, mounted on the lsh or near horse Of
each pair. Two foofmen IN extrems
W livery are snspsnded from high seat
II en- the back If the carriage, technically
called the . bramble. :" The barouche IS
lined with rich satin damaak, and the
outside trim mings are Of heavy gilt
The postiliions are dressed in buckskin
brssches and high top boots, With black
silk velvet jackets aud caps highly Orna.
mented With gold lace The men are
peculiarly well formed, having beeu se-
Iscted aud trained in Europe with espe
cial reference 10 their 'ebuild and the
I extra sixe Of their "caives Their
livery 10 imported ~ q cost Of about one
q thousand dollars, and the cost o. the
whols affair EnAy be conjsciursd when
At saY that the horses are valued At SOS.
|. 600, and the harness and other trappiugs
at 50 600 When the royal cerEsge makes
T. its appearances on the ayeuue With the
,, Democratic prince Ia full costume. all
vehicles iastinrtiTsly give way as though
: the occupant was indeed crowned
:, head The stables Of his Democratic
4 a
horses valasa ct 81 ,000 20 s. GO eAek.
:, Contrast this snob With the plain
il msu in nomination by the Union party
u Men who know What labor ia for they
> have endured the same; men who can
sympathixs With the masses Of the peo-
u pie in their strugEle up life's rugged
? pathway because they have experienced
: al the bitterness of povsrsy-all the
q anguish of .disAppoiptad expectations. As
well &c the triumph If assured aacceas
!. What does George 3 MeCIsll.a kao~
>. Of the poorer classesg Born with sill
= yer spoon in bis mouth, educated a. the
expense of the Government and accus-
- toned to no manual, and not great
" deal OF mental, labor, be can have no
feeling IN common withshoss Who tread
poverty's vale aud earn their bread in
the sweat Of their faces. So with Geo.
: q. PendIsaons Bot not 90 9th kbFas
ham Lincoln and Andy Johnson. They
!. kasw all that poverty is-all that il
means,f Atthsa bottou sof the ladder
!, they started, from whence By their own
). unaided sxertions they have assembled
= to their preseas honorable position.
= What poor boy car read their history
!. without feeling bis heart stirred BY the
4. noblsst Ambition-without resolving to
: emulate their glorious example. But, II
gentle blood is hereafter to be the
!. test Of high Official position in this eoun-
!. try, let us Import race Of PRICES q,
Al once to 50 Improve our stock that we
A may have sufficient number to choose
i from to get candidates possessing some
IN natural ability, as well ss the qush6ea-
"A ton Of birth and wealth.
But il has not come to that We are
confident the people will vote for aud
:. choose as their executives, men from
! their own walks in life, and that is one
= reason why Ne ara assured of the trirm-
OF plant election Of LineoIe sad Job.'OO-
80 Judge Parrett and J. g. Shank
: lin, Esq, viii address the Democracy at
n Owensvtile next Saturday A AcClel-
ID Ian club, Numbering seventy-6ve mem
r. bers. was organized there last Saturday.
n Keep the ball rolling - Times.
III Yoa,ogshs 70 ssnd better timber into
a, that township, if you expect to recover
"a the ground already lost A gentleman
informs Us that in that township alone
81 be can name from Is TO 20 men who
70 supported Douglas in 1860 that are now
- warm and enthusiastic supporters of
= Lincoln and Johnson So we say, keep
= the hsll rolling, ~,ss =, ..s
IA -.
l. - Ihe ahle-bodied Lincolnites clam
or loudly for the continuance of the war