Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-02
lily. while he and bis Confederate thieves
rob me aRd minel
Sfrcag Home Tall


ern army, killing your sons, barning
your houses aud robbiug you. They
have now returned TO their homes undes
F the amnesty proclamation of that u
rant y Lincoln, forgiven; no trial, even,
for the murders they have com misted
f You all saw some Of the scoandrsls on
our streets TO-DAY. Some Of you here,
f whose sons were murdered by them,
must meet them, and bear IL IL von
we're 20 kill one Of them, as sos Ought TO
do, in Just retaliation, this tyranical "a
Government, that they complain SO mach
about would put ron through
TAsy kae,r tAsir Naa
wish TO cali yoar attention to the
fac, that all such papers as the Cincin-
nat EHgairer and Chicago Tfmss and
Louisville J0ssrfaal are Tor Mcclellan
/ That IS enough 10 damn any man. Look
in your midst Every well-known rebel
+ is for Mcclellan This is suspicious
I They know their man / tell yon my
+ friends that JEFF Davis and this man
+ McClellAn are as good friends as Andre
and Arnold- | heard him myself ex.
/ press the highest praise Of JEFF, Davis
NO ftHae Tor I1eifaHg.
This is no time for Union men 10 DIFF
+ fer and entertain discussions with one
+ another on minor points We must sus-
/ tain our legal authorities IN the execu-
I ton of their duties, in carrying out the
laws, and in putting down this rebellion.
f We must not trust men in high places
/ who are Justly obnoxious 10 the suspi-
! eion Of being too friendly with the enc
my, or friendly with the friends Of the
enemy. If you do, you may rest assar-
ed You will be betrayed We must stand
BY those who stood by as in the dark
hour.
Should Re-elscf Liaeola.
some fifteen Of the loyal States have,
I through their Legislatures and other
+ wise, declared for our noble President,
+ Abraham Lincoln To re-eleet him will
be the hardest lick we can biz the enc
I mics OF our country II will not onlv
be putting the seal Of appreciation upon
/ what he has done, but will be saying to
ihem in most nnmistakabls terms thai
cur voices are still for war, that we will
never cease our earnest efforts 20 repos-
sess eveFy fort aud every foot Of land
+ that they have attempted 10 rob OF Us Of,
! and until We have removed the cause OF
the war, until Freedoms banner shall
wave from Maine 10 Texas, from Idaho
TO Florida
But acs must stand together.
Bat here LET US pledge 10 each other
that We viii set aside our perBonal pref
srences, aud 60 together in an unhroken
column for the nominee Of tia Unioa
Convention We can safely trust that
Convention Il vii be composed Of
I good men and true, who will examine,
and sift, and anaiyze the material before
them, and, discarding the chat aad dross,
nothing will be Offered for your suffrage
bat sound grain aad the pure meal
Not Born IN the Hoods 10 Be Scared By
Orls
BE no longer deceived and frightened
/ By their wafchword and cry Of Abol-
lionist," Abolitioaistf' Il il all the
argument they have ever had You have
been frightened out Of your wits 50 often
with that stale word, that raw head and
bloody bones, that imaginary bugger in
the closet, until Il certainly IS time TO see
that Il Is only the password Of thieves
and traitors
Their big man, Beuregard, who has
since proven 70 be big fxzle, actually
issued a military order commanding aud
Recommending them 70 call Us Aboli-
tiouis;sl And see how every lazy negro
amslgarsafor, traitor and conservative.
ia our midst obeyes the order. They
make the issue; they compel us 70 take
sides for our counsry or for slavery.
Siaruy IN 1rmE
They publish 70 the world that both
cannot exist together. Which are yoa
+ for perpeiaating7 Even II slavery Vas
+ right four years ago It IS not right nov.
Al Of It's advocates have turned traitors
/ 70 their country. 20 abe welfare Of man
kind, and the holy principles Of Justice
and religion The rebellion j. slavery
in arms, slavery on horseback, slavery on
foot slavery raging on the battlefield,
slavery raging on the quarterback, rob
bing destroying, burning, killing, ia. or
der 70 uphold this candidate for power
amongst the nations Of the earth Its
legislation is simply slavery in statutes.
Its diplomacy is slavery 10 pretended EN-
bassadorsi slavery in cunning letters;
slavery IN oozening promises. Say what
you viii, Try 70 avoid Il If yoa can, yon
are compelled 70 admit that this candi-
date Tor poser IS nothing else than or
ganized slavery. Which nov in lie mad.
ness, surrounded By lis criminal elan,
and led By its felon ehiehains, braves the
civilization Of the age7 Therefore, auy
recognition Of this pow er, vill be re
cogniiioa Of slavery itself, with welcome
and benediction, imparting to il new ron
siderstions and respectabiiisy; and worse
stiil, securing 70 i new opportunity and
ioothold Tor the sapr emacy Which il nov
! openly proclaims.
Berars Of Woires IA Skeeps' Clothing
Take warning n time, do justice, obey
the precepss Of that still small voice With
in your orn conscience; Il is monitor
that will not deceive you: il j. the cloud
BY day, and pillar Of Ere By night; fol-
low il, and fear DO harm.
Do not heed those scoandrsls who are
now trying in this critical tine 20 sour
you against your President, against
yonr own defenders and your eoantry,
and trying By assertion to make you Be.
heye him tyrant They are liars. Let
them shov single act Of tyranny Oh bis
part Their object Is 70 deceive yen.
You never knew . traitor to openly avow
that he was traitor. No-he carries
his point By pretending to be Jour friend,
! but will ins.nuats against your laws,
prejudice you against your country and
It's authorities until they think they have
led sufficient strength into their camp,
and then they strike. Beware, beware !
vote for 90 man that has q just suspi-
cion attached to hint is al. easy to
get men that are undoubted
The Government does not propose 70
take the negroes Of loyal men Eitboat
compensation, and do any Of Jon wznt
traitors 10 be paid for their slaves2 ] do
not
What our Governor is Trying to do.
0ur Governor a now ana haz hssr