The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-11
THE EyA NsvILE DAILY oURNAI TUESDAY DECEMBER 1856

Nv the leeding Democrats North IN
these States. There wood be sixty
seets in the SENT, and three hundred
In the Hoase /tl be.filled, besides the
State ofhses. The hundreds oV thou-l
sands ov Democrats now mournin of
fises and who can't be suppIide, wood
here find openins. q Think iov llitl
Thirty, States turned over. to us, with
a people which couldn't compeet with
us for the offises. My sole expands
with the thot.h The field wood be a
rich one for Andrew .Jaxon Rogers to
stump, for the people, not. under
standin word ov what he WIZ sayin,
and hevin a. high opinyun ov the
Americans, wood think he wuz talkin
isencel And his eggslency,g the Preki-
dent, what a chance 1T wood be fur
him ffi1i9s u s19iijsf1 1f5iiJ1
He Good heva Duglis dug up and re-
beried at Monterey, ex be Good hey a
excoose for making a tour to his
too1nb, or eff the friends NV the
statesman objected to that, he Good
GO to Chicago By the way Nv the City
of Mexico, and Good make his speech
at the way stations through that
country without fear. The Mexikins
wood receive the CONSTRUCTION and
stars gladly, and as they don t under
stand the language they woodent re-
ceive his speech with peels NV lafture
ez they did on his late memorable
toor thro Moo York, Ohio, Michigan,
'Illinoy, ct cetery, the remembrance of
witch, even at this day, sends a thrill
of anguish thro the Presidential
breast which even the triumph in
Delaware and Maryland can not and
does not soothe.
The people NV the North wood re-
ceve the proposition gladly. | men
shund the matter to a leedin merchant
of Philadelphia, who he'd just declin-
ed to give six months credit fur a
small stock NV goods to a friend Nv
mine, on my Endorsement, but who, in
the most gentlemanly manner, ex-
pressed a Willingness to sell for cash,
and he warmly approved NV it. -
a2''Go," sed he, /" and eft it will work
ez 700 say, and take them incubusses
out Nv this country, | think ] can not
only promise 700 the co7operashun
Nv the people Nv the North, but also
money enutf to pay yoor fares to the
end NV yoor choice. ~ Z. ~ 80, .'''.,t
~ And he bust into teers,, 49, - st1
l,s : Wat. are 700 weepin for?i" tsed I,
SThose teers, . sed he, ERE for
Mexico. She hez endoored much,
but her cup NV: woe is not yet full. y
This is the only hope of the Demo
krisy. The people hev bin brought
face to face with slavery, and they
smasht it, They hev bin brought
face to face with niger equality, and
they don't scare at, it at all. They
wuz brought up before Southern 500
periority, and they punctoored that.
They took some rather extensive toors
through the South, and somehow they
come home with singler ideas, and
wondered that they he'd bin rooled so
long by SIGH emptiness.
The Booth speculashen didn't pay,
for tho we shot Linkin we coodn't
shoot Linkin's principles, and they
remain to tOreher us. teaWhen he fell,
others, somehow. slept forward and
took up the ark, and they hey bin
carryin 1t rite along. johnson inter
posed the post ofises, but they ikickt
them aside contemptuously. Only by
addishun can we hope in the fucher
to rool The sole of John Brown is
marchin on, and as far as I0can see,
our plan is to let it march and git out
of its way. ~ s''@ 80
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