The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-01
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bear up under the load that has beer
laid upon them by his Aeeideney. On
all sides they hear the sounds o.
angry murmuring There is scarcely
a decent Democrat who does not De
plore o. denounee his malignity ans
violence, and thereare thousands wh(
freely denounee his appointments. We
have alreadyquote from papers which
have heretofore supported him. VIZ
now add the views of original Demo
cratic organs. al lo
The journal If Commerce, (malig-
nant Copperhead } says
IL is safe 10 say that President Johnson
has committed a serious error la this re-
gard, SO far as relates 10 the Middle States
ana that He fssah Of MS recent touF has been
20 make marc compact me Repubitqaa raaks
and "a gepel, rather ahGn sOia, those i0ho acre
inclined 10 came oper, i""
@ The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
hitherto a Rabid bread-aad -bntter
sheet says: '''aF+
We ars forced 10 the conclusion that the
trip was nnwiseiy conceived, and. still
more nnWiaeiy carried out, We do not
know from what source the Idea eiaanat-
ca but whoever Is Responsible committed
a great blundeT, II cannot DO denied that
the President is not as strong with the
people as he was two weeks since,
The New York Courier dies Etats
Unis (ErenGh) of Monday last says
Although partisan OF the policy of Mr.
Jpbusap, the truth eompeIs US 10 say that
tho impression left by his reeeatto tour Is de-
sergedly unfavorabie and that tiie CHIEF
" The natibn, by his too pqmerdtls and
Often I'LL Timed speeches, has, Ia aiaeasnre,
prevented the excellent results which he
bad Alright % sFpeet frqrR the Fniladel-
phia Convention, e.iHA I.st n aii4 Asfe
Turning 10 tho South we. fad the
rebels preparing TO discard HIM The
Augusta (iieorgia)i Gaastitutionaiisi,
Of the 18th Inst, contains d letter
from New York, from which we take
the following startling confession 90
The violence andotier phases OF the POI
litieai canvass are the absorbing topic Of
conversation, even ia circles and on oeea-
slpns when politics are usually ignqfAsi,
The probable results ! have alIsady pre-
fieted with what reason, the Maine eiee-
ton win hayaalready told you, The Dell-
oorats have already received "a sad lesson,
and they are destined 10 be humhled stfll
lever u was a prQyerb OF Frau klin's
that, "it IA man cheat nae once, lac Is a
ia 1 eli mao fu4f4 a
7heD hare pm Memseip4s under ne leaders
ship 0f "a man tghase iohoie career Is one u
h'diid, violence, and tnbfashf,i0 demagogue-
fgl oaa tph0 has beem steadily and tllanD
denounced as most Hnatfo Oope,pi, Usey have
accepted as a ieadef ioheH great qualities mere
most needed,
MIR. Johnson's tour has done The bust
moss Tor him, IL h impossible 10 efpress ne
pehemenoe ufth which he " denounced by 8sa
~ an pdrties. lie has sunk 10 the level az
he We're ever above 10 Of Secretary Seward
and palson nfownlow. lie is no longer
feared by the Radicals, lac IL simply hated
and despised, A few who would apologize
for him say that he is simply unfortunate
ia sis temper, A man who has no record
Of principle 10 Tall back upon, has no re-
course except 20 seold,
This letter is not only copied with
ont dissent, but is charged BY another
Georgia paper (the Augusta Chroni-
cie) TO be in accordance with the feel
ings of the editor Of the Constitutions
aiist, We oommend II TO our Indiana
Democrats as fair reflex of their
real If not their printed sentiments,
We close with the following from
two of the leading organs of the re-
bellion land accordingly of ANDREW
JonNsoN) at Richmond,
The Richmond Wing says;
Aalldden sensa af Impending calamity,
which can be attributed to no particular
and well-dehned cause. sometimes seizea
upon the minds of masses of men al one
aud the same moment, such feeling
whether an unguarded fear, mysterious
instinct, or ~ rational deduction from
general survey of public affairs, has, with
IN h wax past, talsen possessipns al. the
mind A shadow, gigantic and
gloomy. hovera over ua all, Expressing our
spirits and exciting our fears,
The Richmond Times says:
In deserving the cause OF the ConserVa- |
live ticket in New York Mr. Raymond has |
inflicted n tegrihie blow pppn the. eRnae OF
the President, lle has certainly reached |
sort OF halfway house On the road TO II
most diAgeaeafal abandonment of a party |
which recently IN national council aasem-
pled, selected him AS It's leading champion
ana mouth piece, He has probably brought
ruin upon the cause of the Conservative
party In New Nefk nv faolnipg 20 support
Mr. Hoffman, the Conservative candidate
for Governor. lie has certainly given aid
md comfort to the reyolutionists In sup-
'ortinga candidate for reelection who app