The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-06

hhy REORGANIZATION WhhtFFtt on th5
hIkht preceding the eleeti9n, The
Gaafiy announced that the Demoefa-
~ would have tgfahlight procession
o., thai qeo4sima The YES right, aud
nobody had any objection 20 IL hut
tIiiifd abn stfafiou promises ~ afford
fllem 40 qualification, unless they can
tFsgenf .fiAfiaion mon from ibagng
a tetahlight procession, The dlefe
announcement that the Union men
are fsllIaqe pieqsFEie4 calls Forth
the following TRADE ~ The cbAf4r M
yefIafaayst ~ 8nff svNN
tAalt8h GnfnAHER4sa WH6 ~ Fkse1F-
statfe Fei t#0 Wfsss past q Fefg cone
s6iaaf,ua nGlife bas apRaaisa "a me Evans
vile fpatgsd aatnhfifAa ny Tie GshssfVhH
tive pa4fg, naming Monday night, October
ath 81 tie occasion when Tie masses ~ tie
supporters - lie Restoration policy would
nave q grand f9fehi!elii Procession. The
taeahina had announced q Demonstration
i8f ne iaeH tiaH II MsH9B hnd tbs beHae-
atats and tiGafai' Republicans gave pp al
The lelmediats lime - lhsif opponents,
aud named q Jay ia 10 advance f6H thhlf
awu Hsst fs"
since neH tbs ieadets ~ fbs jeeebins
hasa aausatleda plan fat demonstrating
"a the satae night, evidently with tHe view
II m8naHsiiziHg the very nisht Publicly
auHeiHtee1 as tie occasion af he hesfota-
tisa fsIy
Nay ali We have o. sa3 T. tiiis. ana we
impress u upon the people of Evans 1ils
la ada ai,es. nfhAssaef AtaU gastgt ffaga this
Hnwaffantante Interference with a day
Ions hiase. selected bgs thslf .apramsnts,
HeD afe aeso eslsa etHt then b. heta 9iafaLY
9aa ftf6itdailt fespeusibfe y5r ~ They can
net attempt 10 drive The NRti4a8i Union
nieii nom tile privileges at participating ia
Ills DEMONSTRATION. end aanhof expect
tllai theY win Il iebteii aagbqdys
Ia these fines Of intehse excitement lie
aet Is criminal, and viii not We believe,
DO Justified by the law ahd otdat. peaee-
i6Yiag eiisehs af Evansville, Democratic
| bdgs, stand gauf gfebnai aHf
This would look serious If every
body didn't know tho character Of the
Individual writing IT, .l
B Wfeap say TO The eitizens there viii
be no difficulty bisregatdng the
contemplate Individual who would
try to provoke trouble. tha gentlemen
having charge Of The PROFESSIONS have
met together, and good naturedly aud
pleasantly arranged programme, III
the carrying out ~ which ihefe rnn
possibly bai no collision or disturbance,
unless IT h pfeinediiated and rock
lesely attempted We don't propose
to hold The editor Of The NoWier
morally aud o4minaHy frapqashh"
for il disturbances, because We do not
belieya any will take place, and be
eause, further. he IL not morally o.
legally tespouaible for any thing, ir
We may call 10 mind IN this con
neptisn The EMULATION with which tho
fbWicf recorded an interference with
the torch light procession ID honor Of
Governor Moh1oN, by some roughs
who il boaatipgly assorted, captured
several lamps from some small boys
who Glanced 10 BIO IN tho procession
We dan assure our friends that the
demonstrations On Monday evening,
If The weather continues pleasant, will
be very fne, superior to anything
which has ever boon seen in the city.
Eye,t body may turn out, aud no one
will gel hurt The Democratic pro-
eess,ou sill bo directed, We understand,
by Colonel CnAa. DENNY, and the
Union procession by Colonel RnElN.
LANDER aud the woil.known pru.
donee and good Eenao Of those gen
tIemen ara guarantees that no trouble
will take place,
We expect tho boys in blue to be
out IN force, aud II Is pretty generally
understood that they know their
rights, and knowing dare maintain
them We repeat to the editor of the
CpHisf, bat with far l9ss trepidatlon,
the caution he gave the ladies on the
steamer Newsboy Don't get cxoi-
tod
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Imported Voters.