The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-25

well known, will avail nothing, op
posed, as it so manifestly is, to tn,
facts. t@ G@Fct.. s.i-A
Every printer who has any knowl
edge whatever of,the character of the
types in the Courier Office, knows thar
it must have been published from thai
Office. The general appearance of the
wor kmanship bears that evidence
Besides, there are experienced prin-
tiers, well versed in reference to the
materials of the various offices Of the
city, who know that the type used in
the second and fifth lines are oHLv TO be
found IN the Courier office. E. @af Il
But we have-other positive proof
On Saturday morn41ig we wereihfofmf-
ed By one ofthe Sbspdogees ofthe Courier,
that the proprietors of that paper, on
Friday, had a conversation in refer-
ence to issuing a poster (as we under
stood, t. be issued Mondayafternoon)
precisely similar to the one we publish
below; and Mr. KIERoLF suggested
the propriety of placing on it the Jour-
NAL imprint. Mr.. HoLEMAN said
that that would be too base forgery.
KIERoLF replied that the whole thing
was a forgery, and they might as well
go the whole figure. This informa-
ton was brought to us on Saturday. in,
order that we might guard against it
by being prepared to counterfeit its.
effect. isaet ~
On yesterday morning after the !
poster had made its appearance, one |
of the workmen in the Binding de-
partment of the Courier stated to |
reliable gentleman of this city that
Mr.. Kiero!f hinsegf 5rougltthe origi-
nal nldnaYeript Of The poster unto the
JOB Room Of that paper to be set up,
md stated that he scanted nothing said
about q unht after ats appearance.
we were waited upon yesterday by
'wo prominent and respectable mem-1
'ers of the Democratic party to assure
is that they knew nothing about it
themselves, and were confidently of |
he opinion that the party leaders
we're not cognizant of it and should
lot be held responsible FORTS pubIica /
ion. We give the gentlemen and the
arty the benefit of the disclaimer.
nth much pleasure. 1t is unneces- |
airy to say that no decent man, what
yer may be his political opinions. 4
ould disgrace himself BY any CON
ection with or knowledge of it
low far the. party are to be i
cid responsible for it, we can not say.
ur first impression was that the A
Oarfer menlalone were engaged in it, s.
ut we hear of5men circulating the ="
'sters in various parts of the county 81
n and fifteen miles from the city: c.
i'd one debased being carried out on CT
e train yesterday morning a roll of b
en- How many of the baser men III
the Copperhead party were engaged cl
1t, we can not say; but we willingly tn
oherate every decent man from any ly
Dnection with it. bi
We published an extract from the tn
atrier of Sunday in yesterday morn hi
Is issue, which it will be interest
Is, see along side Of the poster.
will be seen that the author of the d ne
'ter was so full of it that it over -t
we'd into the paper. ~
Fifty Cents for Boys. 80 9
number of enthusiastic Radicals are a..
ming around town hiring boys to carry H.,
lsparencies, lamps, ETC., on the OCCASION l. bi-
he reception of Mr.. oliver Hazard Per- 90. 90,
Monday night. Fifty NJ,
IS. for boys and seventy-five cents for no,
red men are the ruling prices. we be- NJ
Courier Sept. 2Sd. and
We copy the poster below. Furth fron
omment on it we deem unneces. ern
!. .in3t 7 opp
ado
RALLY app
MENI defe