The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-15

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sWrlS1GthN UT o. GfRRctIhE.-LHaIIhg some
business of private character to transact
in johnson county, we left here on Monday
morning for that place, and after pleas
ant ride under The gondactofslip of our
Hibernian friend, Jim Ferry, we reached
Terre Haute at three o'clock, and found
vast multitudes there assembled to see the
:" humble 9indfviduafs' who has for some
time past been " swinging on a circle" and
the distinguished gentlemen who, under
orders, are accompanying him. On the
prairie northlof the eitSl fieaf 1.-The etrAeksof
the Alton Road, a stand some twelve feet
square, and ten feet high had been erected,
and decorated with small flags bearing
each the name of State, and suspended
from one cornerswasi a small banner, with
background of thirty-six stars, and the
motto above" Our Flag" Around this
platform were collected some three or four
thousand, men, women and children on
foot, in the mud in wagons, and on horse
back, waiting in the drizzling rain for the
coming of the. Presidenl ial etrain..tWe had
curiosity to circulate through the crowd,
and see who were so anxious to see the
man whom the Democracy, through their
agent, J, Wilkes Booth had made Presi-
} dent. Conspicuous in the crowd. weAdiscov-
cred man who had served a term In the
Penitentiary for murder, and who was par
donedsby GOVERNOR w lizard, and who since
Killed an honest German fneold blood, end
! was tried and AGA qitt ed by a jury eemposed
of Embellishments selected accidentally
by Democratic Sheriff. Hell great lead
erihthe Nigo Gountya Dem ociaeyS and is
vociferous foE2Al johnson, and is terribly
| alarmed lest the African shall become his
| equal. The Chief Nj rshal is the keeperoi
a low doggery, assisted by men. of like
character, with perhaps a single exception.
-Four banners, bearing characteristi c
notices, were displayed, in the crowd.
One was so characteristic of the Democrats
.ic idea that we hadsa SIX III full artist whom
we found on HE border OF the crowd, make
a hasty sketch, which we propose to have
Hawks1ey engfave, that we may present il
to our readers in all its gushing elo-
! quence. gThe design was, asfwe interpreted
it, representation of Sambo and Di-
nah VI looking for" Moses, ''fand beneath it
the bitter wall ''Not to be National
Pets. ''i&ii'1 @7'- ~. s. @i"'od =" ~"
Another banner was gotten up thusly-
&c zHea:is no place for States except in the
Union" being a fair specimen of Demo-
cratic orthograph Z, others read thus:
"This Is a. White Mans Government,
and White Men shall rule it,
+ 4. 1.-THE President is agafllst set Of Negro
Radicals.p ~ sat 7sia > iatfisa4 ~.
"There are no Dead States; the Boys in
l Blue fought, that all might hye,"r55s
4 ,.fThe Soldiers and Sailors who saved the
Nation will hosv, by the irivoiees and votes,
consummate what their arms rendered
posSible1' The dispatches from Maine
corroborated this declaration. ~ Foii
4 Johnson, Seward, Grant, ana Farragut
E--Weleome to, the men who uphold the
Constitution in5the Cabinet, in the Field,
and on the OCEAN. II ,f.,,y{ ffii,a, ..Fto
Loyal Men shall be admitted to their
! seats in Congress-"