Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22
Gems from the Courier.

League COunclI are honestly anu eau
cerely for the Eight Hour Movement
why are they going TO run rarty
Ticket against it to defeat in That's the
question. The humbuggery might WIN
in East Tennessee, but it won wan "a
Evansville -
A large majority Of The. Union candH
dates are members of the Eight Hour
League; therefore the Union men are
not running party ticket to defeat the
Eight Hour Moyement.I 1All the
Union men propose to do is to defeat
lot of Copperheads who are trying to
get into Office by the assistance of the
workingmen whom they are trying to
deceive. - soss.s3 s
I" For the purpose Of fHrtherlng the
interests of the great industrial move
ment, = without being rebel sympa.
ihizerl" That's good---deeidedly good J
Then, there was. q t" prassE pand ITO dis
course muthic ithHeet," and thweet
cusses were announced to discourse
seditiona to the supporters of the Gov
-ernment and President and nonsensical
stuff to practical men, in English and
Yarman." -
The attempt to ridienls the Crescent
City Band, and the Germans, viii not
prove profitable. h-rrrrg
The journal, however, is following
the ancient NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
the working masses and maudlin loveo OF
the qreenback princes; but it will have
a hard time in explaining to- the latter
during the next week how their money
has been used and where il now Is
THERE ARE SEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS To
ACCOUNT FOR; and we presume the Jour
nal Union League Loyal Office holders
Party viii have happy time doing So
The foulest corruption ever known
will b. exposed and the tax payers OF
Evansville will have an opportunity
soon 10 examine figures. The people
want to know, they must know, and they
shall know, where their money. goes
We, too, cay stand from uuderl Stand
! from under, Woody Headsl Stand from
under, Vampyresle Stand from under,
ye Treasury BIeeders and Money.
Suckefal The public retribution is
coming. sA
7 We DARE,the Courier to publish the
official reports showing the menner in
which the finances Of EVANSVILLE have
|been managed since . Union Mayor
took charge of its interests, and com
pare the present condition Of the city
with that in which it was left by Demo
cratic officials,
/ To MERCHANTS Remember that the
| prosperity and business activity Of Ev-
ansville depends in great measure on
4 the result of The coming Municipal
Election. If the present Board of Coun-
cilmen--most, of whom are candidates
for reelection from their respective
wards-are chosen, Southern dealers
I will conclude that merchants who sup
| port euch bitter Radicals as the most of
! these gentleme en- are, do not desire their
trade. Elect the Workingmen's Ticket
4 and you will assure the people Of the
] South that the desire of this community
is to sink party feeling in. the public
veal. NJ s III fesffa Ass
We have already demonstrated the
ardent affection the Southern people feel
for workingmen by publishing the treat
ment. the Germans receisediwho fecent-
ly went South to work. III oaalT
Effect Of the passage of the Eight
Hour ordinance by the Council-Te, he,
ha, h-a-h, h-a-h Heard to issue from
the threats of seUeriGl workingmen yes
terday, who don't bite at the bait |
DRowNIEG MEN CATCH AT SrR1ws. -
As the Council was rapidly disappearing
from public view, they grabbed frantical
ly for the Workingmeh's Eight Hour
Plank but they got only It's shadow
less than q straw ~
Ditto. as .as-,sss.s Il
/ How SAD.-After the Workingmen
took quiet and peaceable possession o.
the Union League 6zzle last night and
| adjourned, one of the :" hoyalists" wai
hoa "A q vnraesino his % faaT;nosu IN thr