Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
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by request we Fapublish, this nora
ing the eoFsespofdehesl Of Voorhees,,
Mcdonald, Riss6e, Ct FL This cores.
pondence shovs that Mr., Voorhees, has
been engaged "a writing some very sin
guiar leliera for patliaL lis sneie 10
Virginia notifies him to bold bis 100000
men IN readiness, a there vas no knog.
ing bow soon thsy might be wanted. Of
eourse Dan had promised them to his
uncle on demand Tkeu, too, We have
letter from senator Wall Of New Jer.
sey--a nan who served his country IN
Fora Lafayette, for treason, aud wa
stterwards taken up by The Democracy
as !. eblsssed martyr, and made Sens.
tor he proposes 70 faruish arms for
Dau.s 10000 men, through a Mr. e.
We IT. Of Phlla5sIphia. Aided to
these Is lettarfrdn The Editor Of the
State Ssniiasl, who is auxious to know
about " the situation, aud whether The
SSoesh have resources snoarh to keep
he Union forces At bay, aad finally
force recognition Of their independ.
sace Here Il was, no doubt, the Rich
mond Enquirer got its idea that the
holdius Grant Al bay Injured to the
advantage of Mcclellan in the political
contest now raging in the North.
Mr. Ristine, a third-degree member Of
the Sous of Liberty. and Democratic
Candidate for Auditor Of State, regards
fhe satsceasfisl resistance Of the South
as the only safety far us fDemocrats1 in
tho North, He "looks upon this war
as more 3 var upon the Democracy
than anything els,A SO viewing It, no
wonder Colerick could declare that
Union victories gave them 40 JOY, and
Union defeats no sorrow With what
| proprieiy, then, gan the Times charge
Us with meannesS- 10 placing appropFi-
ate headlines 10 -oar = Extra" Of
Saturday evening last Mr. Ristine,
whom il IS supporting for Auditor Of
State, declares that this war is var
| upon the democracy, aud if so, then the
army Shesidaa whipped 50 badly in the
Shenandoah Valley must have been
democls.& OF course they we're Dem
oerass, aud every one OF them enthusiast
| tic for Mcclellan. Did not party Of
them in passing through Washington,
the other day, hiss the Lincoln and John
sea Gag aud cheer chat upon which was
inscribed the names of Mcclellan. and
PendIeion In this connection we vii
also remark that the Tines denounced
the extra as "a eolunR EAaItsrablg
false and nseGnS OF course II, with Mr.
Ristine, regards this IS war upon the
Democracy, and wbea news Of great
Union victory is received, 1t regards il
as great democratic defeat
Hon Joseph E Mcdonald is happy
to announce 70 Mr. Voorhees, that then
mutual friend. Judge Perkins. was found
on a particular occasion "saioyfaq a
iacid Iatsrsuk Is The Judge At she time
/ Mr.. MeDonald's letter vas written va.
repenting in sack cloth and ashes, q
war speech he had been SO indiscreet a.
to make few days before. His re
l psntaace was the "Insid iatervAl
spoken of by MrA McDOsald. Na1her,
we're hopes, continues Mr.. Mcdonald
that the Judge viii be permanently
cured of bis insanity in time-but it vii
take time" We are happy 70 annoanc'
thai the judge has fully recovered from
the war fever aud is now making peac'
speeches of the fair ballot or fre'
: hight description. ssl.ssef .saa
} twill be observed Inst al the letter.
J in this correspondence written by Indi
anians, are the productions Of promi
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