The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-20
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THE CAMPAIGN TRIBU NE.
THE BALL MOVES ON.

The following are a portion of the sub
scrlpfion letters received on Wednesday
WELLsvILLE, ALLEGANY Co., N. Y,
Sept. II, lS66.-Inclosed you will find a
draft for $50. for which you will send to me
at this office 100 copies of the Campaign
Tribune, making in all $50 copies for Wells
vile. Mr.. Johnson proposes to leave the
issues between him and Congress to the
deHce, so that they can decide it under
standingly, and then l hope that he will
abide bytheir decision
Yours, respectfully, L. d. DAVIS. n
NEW WILMINGTON, PA, Sept. 7.-InclOs-
ed please find SIS for twelve copies Of THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE CAMPAIGN for three
months. am an old subscriber, and have
induced these men to send for your valua-
bic paper, which is now dearer to me than
ever before. We now see the need of such
doctrine as you promulgate through THE
TRIBUNE. Go on in the good work and
may God assist you to do it faith fully to
..r.s.t, s,s j. B. STEWART. y
Vienna, Sept. 9.-Inclosed please receive
81, for which please send me as many cop
les of The Campaign Tribune as that will
pay for, which suppose VIII pay for sew
euteen, copies, lacking a fraction, accord
ing to your advertisement. When you
send me the paper next Thursday, please
let me know whether ! can send for more
at the same rate, commencing after the
18th inst. This Is the work of fifteen min
utes time in the boat yard, intend to get
more when have TIME to attend to it, Tor
lished in the, country that defends the
Right of Man, and all other moral reforms.
Hoping and praying by distributing the
same, it will be the means of opening the
eyes of those who sit in political darkness
by the influence of that Internal My Pol
of Man JOHN w. EVANS.
RENSsEIAR COUNTY, New York.-Please
find inclosed check for 80 numbers of your
campain paper, which you will forward as
soon as convenient. am now p. NJ. but
N no 81
come. There is not a Union man in Old
Nassau that is not disguised with Brown
lows dead dog, and will be willing to work
harder than ever to secure Union vic
tory. Our town is good for 200 majority in
'i'e : : ~ O'' '''-'n' D. LEWIS, Pm.
please find money order for $50, for which
please send 100 copies OF your campaign
Tribune. Yours truly, VIM. 7. ELMER,
Republican Committee. q
Pacific Franklin County, Mo-, Sept TO-
When John Brown was executed was in
Chattanooga, Tennessee. The sentiment
Your Honor" might be the neat to
stOing." One ventured to say as much
under my own roof. dared not reply for
fear of the consequences, but know that
he was at that time one oryour subscribers,
to excuse which he said: +" Will do i'm
the credit of saying the Tribune is the
abIest paper published | believe your
paper would do good here in on midst.
1nclosed please find four dollars. l wish
the Semi Weekiu for one year. Let it COM
mence so as to include the contents of
Weekly of September 5. Respectfully.
c. ). BA BRETT,
Telegraph Operator (and RadicaD.
| fRUsHFoRD, All. Co, N. Y. Sept. lowe
were subscribers and readers OF The Daily
Times for a number of years, but last VIM
ter we became disguised with that, and sub
scribed for one year to 1he DGity Herald
being certain what TO expect from that pa,
per- we preferred it to The Times. Westood
| The Herald during the Winter; through the
Session of Congress, and even through the
| Rebel Convention at Philadelphia; but the
8 Presidential tour is too much for us, and
| we cave. If you know of any good honest
| Democrat you can recommend to us, we will
| bavesthe balance of our subscription to The
| Herotd sent to him, and if it don't make a
| Republican of him before the President re-
| turns to Washington, then we think he
/ ought to be turned over to Ben. Butler, or
some other person who knOlCS that the chiV-
| airy can be governed. Enclosed find IS, for
| which send us the Daily tribune, and oblige
J yours, NORTON q ELMER.