Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19

the name Of so vile an abolitionist as.
John G. Fremont as their candidate for
President And If the TolkgtieuAd re-
ally prefers Fremont what is the use Of
its undertaking McCIelIan's popularity
by such paragraphs az the following:
seen. Mcclellan was our first choice
We we're determined to exercise the IN
fusnce Of our paper in favor of Gen.
Mcclellan, butin order to beat Abraham
Lincoln Me Cleiian is not strong enough
in The Vest
NE CfeliaR is not strong enough in the
Wsst--wlsen all the people are for him
and the soldiers almost worship him
perish the base insinuaiionl m
Bnt tits not cur object, at present, to
waste breath in speaking Of the dissen-
sions in he Copperhead ranks at the
North For their encouragement, we
have the pleasure Of announcing that
while there are few impraeiieables in
the ranks Of the Democracy, the utmost
harmony d purpose exists among the
great mass Of the party, North aad
South. AS an evidence Of this, read
the following from the Asassippfda:
Have our neighbors read the Chicago
Times, New York cypress, Metropolitan
Record, Cincinnati Enquirer and warn
Gus other papers Of the North, which are
exponents Of the opposition to Lincoln 2
Have they read the speeches Of Bright.
VOORHEES,, MeFriek and various. Others ?
Have they ever found in any OF these
pagers or speeches a syllable that did not
breathe the most orthodox States' rights
doctrine, and incorporating opposi-
ton to coercion7 These are the men
We wish to encourage, aud these are the
men whose success viii bring peace.
If some are still responding and re-
fuse to be comforted, let them read the
following comparison between the senti.
meats of some Of the rebel papers and
the Cincinnati Enquirer. Could creator
harmony of opinion be conceived than
is here manifest
The Cincinnati Gazette draws Ae. i'd
loving comparison between the atlanta
(Ga) Register and the Cincir aaa En-.
qpirer:
" Northern Democrats. saRs the At
lanta Georgia Register, astultify
themselves, by declaring ia tho same
breath, That they are Ia favor OF the war
and opposed 10 Lineoas Administra
tionl No use, says the CiAcinaali
Enquirer, opposing the Administration
unless We oppose the war" Ne man,
says the Register, can be consistent
Demoerat, who does not oppose both the
Administration and the war, and assist
the South AZ all hazards in the exeeu-
ton of its design Of destroying fhs old
Goeerameat and aphoidiRg Slarerq
The sentiment OF tAa CINCINNATI EnquiiN
er, exactly The Register then goes on
10 prove TO ia Northern allies that res
toraion Of The MON Is not possible
Reconstruction, il says is aheer
impossibiliiy Compromise, sa,
Northern Copperheads. Fight to tbs
last for divided Uuioa says the Reg
isfen
Appointment CoPfefhead politician {
our city, formerly an active Know. Zeal
ing, and if we are not misinfcssmee
President Of one Of the Know 4 o,hin
lodges, in = conversation with > Unio
man frankly admitted that he was In IA
vor 81 the recognition of the SoutherI
CoEsfederacy &c this 10 pet in harmon
with the Registers GgAa Tor divide,
Oaien, we would hte ~ know VIA
would be2
We say to the topperheads do not re
discouraged. While some Of your mel
are acting sssa- manner destructive to nj
discipline, the greaA bulk Of your part,
in the reeel States stand true aud firm
They appreciate. too, the lesperatenss'
OF yoor situation and are disposed to q,
what they can to insure your sucress
What better evidence of sympathy eoulC
you ask than the following parspsapl
from Mr. Slngleton's lstter which ",
publish IN full on car FIRST pagse q,
says;
Ne man can look for
ward to Spring without great apprelen
sions iloabtlGss our severest trials will
then be upon us II we sustain our
selves, or more, II ace gain any siaqi.
advantage orer the enemy soon after tht
opening Of the campaign ice mag OR.
The Opposition slspleat Of Zee NoriA a
chance 10 cosbiRe aud beat Liacola fcy
President This should hail as a good
omen and begin to think Of peace at no
distant day.
OF course it would be a good omen
wosId' at the copperheads regard It a.
3 good omen Then they and Mr.. sin
gleion harmonize Gid Abe must Be
beaten az all hazards? II is nnfsrtu-
nate that Ar. Singleton and his friends
can't vote. They would stand q better
chance to beat Mr., Lincoln with ballots
taan they appear TO do wish bullets.
Henee IS ballots are more poweIfaf than
bullets IN the same ratio 30 the Copper
heads OF the North eonuibut, towards
sustaining the reheA6ons .Ef - eao
ihis haFmoay bes~seo .he Peace Dem.
ocrais of the North and the War Demo.
Gratis OF the South is fall or COppsrhead
encouragement, and we hope we shall
hear no more whining appeals for har.
mony We should Ike to know what
could be more harmonious.
Died
on Friday marnin,s- -Afarri,- Isth MN