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


would not now show the white feather
when battling with the ballot against a
meaner and more pusillanimous foe.
At length the boom of the cannon an
nounced the
ARRIVAL OF THE TRAIN,
When the widest shouts went up for the
distinguished guest. The procession was
reformed and moved down Main Street,
and as the head of the column reached
Third Street, the rear guard was just leav-
ing the depot, beyond Eighth. The side
walks from the depot to First Street, on
| each side, were one solid mass of moving
| humanity = When the procession was
fairly formed it moved down Main Street,
led by the Crescent City Band playing its
grandest music. and escorted the Governor
| and Major II. Cummins, who attended
| him, to the residence of Mayor Baker, on
| Second Street.
When the Governor alighted from the
carriage he was greeted with the widest
cheers, and after he entered the house the
crowd called loudly for the man so worthy
of their honor and esteem, but he was un-
| able to appear. kF sac
The crowd then dispersed, with wild and
enthusiastic cheers. We witnessed the re-
| ception of the President in Indianapolis,
and we do not exaggerate, when we state
that the reception of Governor Morton,
| last night, far transcribed that affair, not
withstanding,the President had compare
lively pleasant evening. The demonstra-
ton was well calculated to inspire the
| Union hosts with joy, and fill the hearts
of the Copper Johnsonians with terror and
dispair. AS we write, after midnight,
we hear the shouts of the multitude, eager
| to catch a glance of him, whom the soldiers
so much delightto honor. ga |fs FL
In the procession, which was composed of
the very best men of this city and sur
rounding country, we note the following
aT . Observation-Disclosures,
Painted principally by Charley Osborne,
house and sign painter on Locust Street:
"Johnson Proposes, the Voter Disposes."
"The Tongue is rthe Worst Part of a Bad
Servant. I, i, I. My, My, Ny. Me, Me,
Me-" ,1i.ouJlh
"a Johnson. Settles one Quarrel with
Another. 30, h ID ass...i 4.l,sJ s..t,el-l
Loyalty has no Shame"
g MagtstrqttIs. T,sdtcat Vi''ttns. Magistracy
| Shows the Man." ,di IS 1n.H.a1 ~ 10
IAN Evil Speaker Differs only from an
/ Evil Doer in Opportunity
"There is but one Constitutional Way 70
make State Government ~
g Lincoln, not for Himself, but for His
Country"
Rebels-Let them Hate, but they must
Fear"
Those who. Conquer should Bear the
/ Palm
q We will Fight for Principles, but not
for Men,"
We have Gained the Battle, and will
have the Spoils.''
We Shot for. Principles, ana Vote tof
| them YETI
IF you Love your Country, Stand be-
| meath its Flag"
| "Let Traitors, only, Fear"
-" Treason is Crime"
Treason must be made odious.-A.
Johnson"
| Congress represents che people,"
\ johnson is loyal only to himself" q, g.
"Old Glory-1ong may She wave"
! 1--WE have not changed let traitors fear"
-|Watch that the Republic rec i've no in
jury" yn,-r4ruaa,ya 4fn4
Reconstruction, not by whom-but how
that's the question:
Deutschland holding a flag. Motto
'This hand is hostile to Tyrants,"
''Our care is for the future.'' "a "t'
"Be loyal and true"
Were not hungry-let the offices go.'
eve will defend the right
Justice to all-the Queen of Virtue"
1--WE demand and will have Equal Rep
resentation."
"Civil Rights for ALL"
PICTURED rebels can't be Trusted
United we Standardized we Fall"
"Citizens in Peace and Soldiers in War"
"Long live the Great Republic"
johnson aims to make himself King"
Seward plays Richelieu in the farce of
A. Johnson King"
''Shall Johnson be King !? We say No."
"Unstained by Treason - Unawed by
Treachery."
when the Wicked are in Authority. the
People Mourn"
1--WE Oppose Negre-Copperhead Equali-
ty." llaB4.- .l ~ t~n4
peace for a Hundred Years to Come,
l'An People Should be Free
"The People are Henest.'' @
1--WE Oppose Oppression Everywhere"
1.-THE Pocket will be Redeemed
Welcome to the Soldiers Friend
Universal Liberty Everywhere
"Justice to All, the Strong Bond of
Union" ,r,.t.r.r..., r-.4rrf a. a ny
I" No Payment of the Rebel Debt '-- ~
a 90 No Payment for Slaves"
Thrice Welcome to theYeteran Soldier"
Congress is Republican-'M My Policy is
Monarchical."
The. President is only Sheriff of the
Government" $3.50 .It.t-jI- Hnt. yl-I.
"The Glory ard Honor of the War to the
Boys in Blue" t.t t--s tet-f
., constitutional Amendments can be
trusted-Rebels Can't % ae
"The meaner the White Man. the more
he Hates a Niger
"A. Johnson can not Play the Part of
Cromwell in our Government"
Tuka.
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