Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
POlltlcal sayings and DOIngs:

their country.
PoIiticaI sayings and DOIngs.
A gentleman residing at osensville,
Gibson coauty, Indiana, sends Us the
names Of tweniy-seven men IN that tozn-
ship who voted for Douglas in 1860, but
who 90 for Honest Old Abe. this year
Also the names Of four Bell men who
are heartily for Mr. Lincoln Thus it
koes Ia every township from which We
have any news.
Gen. Fremont's letter Of withdrawal |
vas ike clap ofahunder in a clear sky |
10 the McClellanites of St Louis. |. in
sures the State for Mr. Lincoln. They
knew that little Macs chances there de-
pended altogether upon division in the
Uaion party Now the differences be-
tween the two wings Of the party are
healed, Mcclellan does not stand
ghost Of a chance. Shelby and Prices
raid into the State eannot save him.
The Chicago Convention declares that
four years have SHOWN the experiment of
var 10 be a failure. The Convention
was just half right Two years Of the
war were measurably failures, and they
we're The years The war was managed By
their candidate
/ The Fort Wayne Gazette says the
Union demonstration in that city CT
Thursday last was the largest and most
enthusiastic political meeting held in
that eity for years
Capt HArrison's company Of the i2.h
Indiana recently voted as follows; Lin
coin "a; Mcclellan I. Morioa a..
AeDonald |.
The notorious Capt Isaiah Rynders
boasts OF = long acquaintance With Gen.
Mcclellan lie says he knew AcC.el-
Ian when he Was indeed little Mac -
when hs was a boy, long before this sn.
holy, unnatural, foolish war was even
thought Of. Marx the language az
holy, unnatural, ard foolish war;"
In the great ioFehiight procession GOT
ten up By McClellsn's admirers in New
York City. regardless Of expense, be-
cause Belmont foots the bills, it vas
noteworthy that aot solitary motto or
deriee ecs to Be seen srpfsssiss Of re.
| joieing orer our recent splendid land
and Harel rietorfssi not Lantern or
transparency that did honor to the heroic
Grant, the eonqueriag sherman, or the
intrepid Farragu.; nor were there any
notices or devices rejecting the re-
rnosesl.. sliseredil on The rebels All their
denaneiaiion vas visited on the Presi.
dent
Says Col Forney, 10 speaking Of the
decline Of enthusiasm on the part Of
Gen. Aeclsiian'a Supporters q No
amount Of promised cheese can keep
rats among the timbers Of a sinking
ship, aud the prospects Of Mcclellan are
certainly gloomy enough 70 justly any
amount ~ apathy and IAziness
The Nsv Albany Ledger says the
32d Indians regiment are politically d.
vided thus a For Mcclellan 81. Lilo.
: eoln 10" All stuT, Mr. Ledger. the
I s2d boys didn'i vote .hAs say.
a squad Of rebel prisoners wss recent.
y marching through Pennsylvania Ave,
nue., washiugtsu. on the way % theft
destination. Passing under the iaaeoln
: and johnson Gag, they srastsd It viii
aisses and vfosas. bat "a rsacbing lhs
Mcclellan aad psndletoa banner. they
aiopped and gave il three hearty, snsha
siassic cheers
Many Of the Democratic newspaper.
speak Of the Union soldiers being Lin
: eolB's hireliHga L. this not a redee
: ton upon General Mcclellan, who draw,
the salary Of major general
; A. soldier, writing from the top o.
Lookout, says that the army il over
whclmingiy for lincoln, and he has We
TO see the FIRST fighting nan from Iadi
E ana, officer or private, who is not enshu
Q siaatie Cor the Jest Governor In tht
Union Morton.
1 The PhiladsAphis Pres gises 4 loae
+ hst Of LEADING nhmocfafs IN the State %
Pennsylvania, who have declared foi
Lincoln and Jehason Among them ar,
John Cessna and BENJAMIN II. Brews
b ter, Of Philadelphia, who have nationa
! reputation, Beniamin Campneys, Stals
Senator; VIM NJ Hester, Secretary o
State under Governor Packer John C
Knox, Attorney General ander the saun,
0 administration, aud quite a number o
1 others Of the same school. enjoying De
!, cided local influence.