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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
rhe stale confirm CommIllee.

The work, Of oanyassing In over.
Before we enter upon the election Of
tomorrow, we want 10 say word for
tho Union men OF the Pocket In ref
erenoo TO tho State Central Com
mittee, And that II 10 give express
sion TO the dissatisfaction which IL
universal in the First District, In ref.
ercnee to the inefficient manner in
which the campaign has been con
Quoted ms far M the State Central
Committee has attempted to man :
age It. They have almost entirely
ignored us, only two speakers having
been sent under their direction 10
this entire District, and they but for
three speeches each. We cannot
speak for other Districts, but as far ms
we could observe there has been no
system or good sense manifested in
the whole management of the State
canvass. The trouble, we think, has
been in the Committee entrusting its
business to the control of u man en-
tirely unified for the position of
Chairman, possessed Of none Of the
enlarged system Of organization so
necessary for his work, aud who could
not rise above the level of II local
county politician We don't know
what is the feeling Of other counties,
but we can say for the counties of the
First District that we will give more
attention to the organization Of the
State Central Committee for tho next
campaign. .ll
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08

LET desertera aud draft sncaks 70.
member that their names have been
obtained from tho Provost Marshal's
Office, and they will be in the hands
or the Union RaIlying Committees to.
morrow, IL will be speedy road to
the county Jail aud sure route TO
the penitentiary for any such 10 at.
tempt to vote. Rely upon IL, Union
men will TO- morrow protect the purity
Of the ballot box.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08

ALI who followed tho example Of
Mr. NnLAog, IN diacouraging volun-
teerlng aud trying TO make the adj
ministration Of Mr.. LINCOLN odious
when the country called for the aid Of
every man, will vote for NtuLAoK.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
A question 10 IInalneaa Men.

You yery we'll know how deeply
you arc all Interested, as commercial
men, IN the preservation Of the fnan
eial credit of the Government. You
can readily soc how important II Ii to
mercantile affairs that the currency
aud bonds 4f tbe country be preserved
from depreciation OF fepadiatipni
Their 1iHarrangomept aud disoredit
would result IA an unparalleled dhan
eial crisis. the pfostratlbbof business,
aud widespread fniu.,d Y q. ii !, a 'lE
Let merchants, manufacturers,
boudheidsrs commercial mon Of all
olasses, consider tho question WHOSE
votes aud lAnpepde' 10 Congress will
do most 10 preserve tho credit Of tho
Government and prevent those Anan.
oial embarraaaments - DElInuLgn' i
or NtnLAoR's7 Examine their past
records nod zoe what are thait aenti.
ments on These SUBJECTS, and act 40.
oordingly Vote for tho man who
will do most TO prevent commercial
revnlaion aud national ruin. You
can also, with great proprioty, apply
the same test to the Legislative can,
didatos. II ID a matter which Affects
your business interests aud your
pockets.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08

SUNDAYS Courier was marked
example of the Devil rebuking
Sin" 1t is terribly exercised for the
cause of good morals, Christianity,
and the purity of religion, as threat
eued by the candidates of the Repub-
lican party OF Vanderburgh County.
II is really sorrowiul to- see the
lamentations Of the immaculate saint
OF the Courier over the danger TO the
Church.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
Morlhr of ImIIaLIon.

One of our cOtemppraries men
toned yesterday that there was gam
bling on the New Albany fair grounds.
As soon ~ the fact was made known
To tho officers Of the association they
at once put stop 70 H. and had the
parties removed from the grounds
LoHisviiLe Democrat
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
EvansvIllc DAILY journal.

We are glad 10 learn that this val
liable journal is rapidly increasing its
circulation in this county. as well M
in the southern part of tho State gon-
orally. II has now become necess-
ty TO those in this section who want
the latest news daily, aud will have il.
We trust our friends will do all in
their power 10 assist in extending It's
circulation. ---LOeLporf LgaDfre.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08

Worms will DO prepared for NIL
kinds of stories, wonderful plots, and
charges In morrow'a Courier. II
Ii too late in the day TO attempt TO
affect tho election by such tricks.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08

MECHANICS and merchants labor
erp and lawyers, high and low, rich
aud poor, every loyal yotor DO In
ranks tonight.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
Election Tickets.

We have boon 10 considerable
expense in getting up design
for our election tickets, having II
engraved. We have had the
ticket copyrighted, and propose to
prosecute any person who may at
tempt to initiate or counterfeit them.
They will be found at tbs Union Club
Room to-day, whore all who desire
may obtain them, The ticket repre-
sents the American national oolors,
Gags aud shields, and IL, wa think,
very pretty, They will, we trust,
count out Of the ballot. box on Tues.
day night largely in excess of any aud
all other kinds of tickets.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08

thrown AMY. Vote for him because
he will faithfully aud ably represent
your interests IN Congress. Vote for
him because he Il greatly tho intellee-
tuAl superior Of NfBbAex Votetfor
him because ho has always been loyal
and true, aud will always 70 continue.
Gen. McCIernahd and the courier.
We copy the following asticle from
the shawneeiowp Mercury, which will
throw a little more light on the ques !
ton which seemed 10 annoy The Gen !
eral go greatly In his speech IN this
city The Courier has the bad taste
to associate the distinguished hero
Of Viekeburq with such disgraeed Of.
fieers IA MdkgAU or Dgas1s, which
IL. not fhuebt6 tbe credit f6f tbb dis
tipgusbed soldier = and for which he
Win hardly thank his defender 6na f
:. "0en. John A. MeCiernand, Of Illinois,
tho iutlipatey friend and eoWpaplon-luF
arm If General Dfant, ana Hon. w. w.
O'Hfleut viii address the citizens or Evans
wills, FRIDAY night, October bti, iSjg, -
Ht0Uspiitey cYiftfsy,
What itnpudsbosi THIS very idea ~ the
Courier advertising osn. MeCiernand as
tho iBtlmele aud personal friend ~ uen.
Grant IL prepostsrous 10 the sEtresse. boz
eaast ~ n well known Thai there u no love
Ia thsbdsom Of 0sH. Woclsf0abd for that
great warniof. Gen. Grant, vino had The
painful duty IT relieving him from his
ss6nIpaDd at vickADarg, and over Since
that time usn. weCiefband has been act
Ing withstbs CaDpefheaais. He supported
Mcclellan infie9k rsndji u DOtstrapgs tbet
he is found supporting .copperheads now,
aud tile attempt u che Courier 20 draw
- crowd on the soors .of .haclerpApd'a
frienasitip for Grant, will not win. iia is
no moro his m0uth.piece titan o6b. Iiiii.
yer. Mayfbs the Courier man has heard o(
hf'nf 80 laaeil fer NeclSTpgpd.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
About Jcn. Davis.

Thobe who believe JcH. Davis is a
traitor aud ought 20 be punished, will
vote for Judge H. q. DeI3ruler.
Those who want jeff Davis roleas-
ed withou, trial, will vote for w. f.
Niblack .-Rockport Umpire.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08

RsAp the report OF tho Dole-
katos Of the Grand ArmY Of tho Re
public, 10 the Pi.taburg Convention,
on Tho second page,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08

TnE people are in favor of giving
rebels aud rebel aympathiEera back
seats Mr.. NinLAoK was a rebel
aympathizer aud he claims front
scat,
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TNExpEDfENT.

TNEAFEUTHNIs ItIDTHVk VHVN
voted in our State Legislature, for
resolution dcening il " iaorpctiient' 10
allow soldiers in the field 20 vote.
Soldiers, in turn. will not deem il re-
j3c,iient 60 vote next Tuesday TO send
Mr.. Niblack 10 Congress. That's
what's the matter. Princeton Uni0n.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08

h An who deserted their oolofH aud
came back 10 get and Jump the bonh.
ties will vote for NJpLAdR
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08

NtnsAeK never cast vote IN Con-
greas during the rebellion, that jar
fERaon DAVIS, tho head Of tho
traitors, could not approve.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08

: WE publish On Tho ffth page
our weekly Now York commercial
letter ial slfa4l ~ ~ -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08

DoS'T stay out Of tho Procession
tonight because you cant got torch,
transparency, or banner. Swell
the loyal legion with your preaenea
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
Lunkenhelmcr,s snoke.men.

II appears that LuNKENuEtMER,
although he claims to be only half
Comprehend and tho other half Union,
a kind of lIermaphrodito, or Mer.
maid part human and a good deal
tishy. has hitehed himself on to the
tails of the venerable Sergeant WurrE
and the eloquent PErER MArER, aud
is following Thorn about tho County.
II bis nomination by Copperhead
Convention was not enough to make
him q stoneh in the nostrils Of all
good Union men, this last trick of his
TO catch votes will settle him with
them, A nice man to ask the votes Of
Union men
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08

itTmA order h that no able bodied
Union men ahall be spectators TO.
night, All must be in tho ranks,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08

1'nE soldiers will vote NJ they
fought, In solid columns. .ii'f .
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08

81 lr YOU hold tiat tho wer was iaili
ure. and vote ID mako II 20 A2otet The
Democratic ticket, haa a. 80 .as .
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
A Poor -Rehoolmaster.

The Copperbeads Of Gibson are
running uforithe Legislature a school
teacher, who affects 70 be something
Of a financial man, ike Capt. VIII.
LARD, the staple orator at Mozart
Hall. lie has been enlgbtcnipg the
people Of that intelligent county upon
the public debt, which he declares
amounts TO the stupendous sum Of
~ 10000. O00l There Is no danger
Of this wise man getting TO the Legis-
lature (thanks 10 the loyalty Of old
Gibson, but for the benefit Of the
urchins Of his next district school we
will inform him that the total Of the
public debt, % appears by the Secre-
tary Of The Treasury on the LIST Of
September, was 1856, 6s3, 1853 ~.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08

EyrRy rebel and every rebel sym
pathizer votes ths Democratic Ticket
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The orders OF the Commander OF the
tlat.ss Armies. U.

VOTE ONLY FOR SUCH MEN
AS WERE LOYAL TO THEIR
COUNTRY IN 1861.
Such IL the advice of General
GaANT 10 HIS old soldiers. They will
remember II tomorrow.
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.saOHs uuA aTcoa
ANsyIIGE MONDAY 0coBER s. sHs -

party have almost always devoted that
night 10 a grasd rally; 50 much 30 that
IL has grown INTO an established usage.
And aside FROM this fact, il is a great
piece Of arroyancGon the part Of the
CopperhcadsVto claim the exclusive
use,Qf any night. in this free country
all lights arcDperfao the use oGUnion
men, and they will consult, their
sowas pleasgre as 10 how they
swilIn occupy them. There eau
be, - however, no trouble aris-
.ing<1from two demonstrating the
same evening. The Chief Marshals
are prudent men, and they have soar
ranged tie lines Of march 80 they eill
NOT conflict, There will be-po dis
turbsnee unless provoked bylawIcss
Coppcrheads.
T1AT eminent Christian, ablc
Theelogian and distinguished Divine,
"A. * KcirolG delivered several thrill
ing sermons yesterday 70 his co -labo--
ers ip the moral vineyard Ills dis
codrec was Intended especially for the
benefit Of the general masscs. Of .the
present Democratic party, whose de-
vohou TO moEhlityand religion slg0ne
30 conspicuoGsly during the rebellion,
aud manifested iisclf in shooting en-
rolling ofIie6rs, starving prisonerd- at
Andcrsonville and Libby, and in an
attempt 10 ttpn loose and arm thous-
ands Of rebel prisoners at the North
10 kill and destroy our pcaccablc eit-
zcns. IN plotting the assassination Of
Gov. Morton and in the assassination
Of Abraham Lincoln. Tho apologist
Of treason, rapine and murder Is n
sweet scented creature 20 talk Of re-
lIgion 10 a loyal aud honest commun-
Hy
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To onr Union nnalnoAa Mem.

Tho Union League has passed a
resolution requesting business men to
olosO thoir mercantile, manufacturing,
aud other establishments on election
day In order that themselves and their
employees may give tho day for the
hu6oeas Of tho Union cause.
There Is a movement of tho same
kind In Cincinnati, aud II IL hoped
that the business men Of Evansville
who arc In favor of the reconatruotion
Of tho Union on tho enduring and Just
principles Of the Constitutional
Amendment, may do likewise. II il
believed that this ~ tho last great battle
with the rebels and theirsympatbizors,
aud that whom tho spirit Of tho rebel.
lion h etIootually put down and crush
cd out by tho loyal voters, II will not
again awaken 10 life Therefore, we
say 10 oil our friends, give this day TO
your country, aas -.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08

VIZ understand that there will be
several short speeches al The term
nation Of tho line Of march tonight
ut or near The corner of Main and
First streets probably from the
steps Of the State Bank.
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The Gibson county Fair.

We spent three or four hours very
pleasantly ut Princeton, on Saturday.
The weather was beautiful aud the
people were Mt the Fair in great num-
bers. We found the display much
finer than on any previous Occasion.
The stock department was not M large
Ms we should like to see, but in every
other particular tho Fair was great
success. All the oncomiums pro.
nounccd upon il by our correspondent,
in Saturdays parer seem TO have been
well deserved. Az usual, the ladies Of
Princeton bad the department for
table comforts we'll filed with the
most splendid assortment Of jellies,
preserved aud canned fruits, pickles,
fancy articles Of every description.
We shall be highly grutfied TO see the
ladies of vanderburgh County do ms
well. The farm products were very
well represented.
The lending feature Of the Fair, on
Saturday, was fast trotting and pac-.
ing for premiums. Three horses CON
tended for the premium for fast trot-
ting, which was awarded 70 Mr.. Isaac
Keen's horse, driven by Mr.. Shatten;
time, 2:42. The time made by the
other horses was PAS and 2:52. For
fast pacing, Mr., Denny's horse from
BoonviHe really had no competitor.
He made tho nile in the remarkable
time of 2:2O This is very nearly as
fast as Flora Temples best time Of
219.
We wish our space would permit
us to devote more attention 10 tho
Fair But the ll-absorbing subject
of politics takes the precedence Of
everything else for the next two or
three days. This is our apology
n rs great nonsense for Copper
heads to complain of the action of the
Union party ia determining TO have a
torehlight procession tonight simply
because they had previously publish +,
ed notice that they designed TO make
demonstration that evening, They
cannot claim tho monopoly of any
evening by such an announcement,
especially the one on the eve ofthe cleo
ton. 1t is we'll known that the Union
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Proceedings of the Union County Con
yeution.

Pursuant to call of the County
Central Committee of the Union
men of Thurston County met by
delegates in Convention, on
Saturday, May 9Th, whereupon,
John g., Sparks was chosen tenn
porary Chairman and l.. Z. Beach,
temporary Secretary.
On motion, Z. NJ. Reed, +. NJ.
Rhoads, S. Hilton, d. Barnes and
+. NJ. Stocking were appointed a
committee on Credentials, who re-
ported as follows:
We the committee to whom was
referred the duty of examining the
credentials of delegates elected to
attend this Convention. respectfully
report the following named persons
as entitled to seats, from the several
precincts, to wit:
e Grand Mound--F. NJ. Stocking,
J. Wingard, s. Simons, X. James,
F. NJ. Sargent, +. NJ. Rhoads proxy
for II. j. Mounts, f. Nj. Sargent
az proxy for E. N. Sargent, l.. =.
Beach as proxy for Samuel James,
Mima-J. NJ. Shotwell to cast
two votes.
Tumwater-D. Barnes.
Chambers Prairfe--H. G.. Par.
sons. II. Hartsock, S. Hilton, j. G
Grimm and Milton Hitchcock.
Olympia--T. Nj. Reed, II. Win
sor, j. Nj. Murphy, l.. Z. Beach
Robert Frost, j. G. Sparks, A
Crouch, +. w. Chapman, S. Coul
ter, A. w. Cairnes, j. Myers, s.
J. Chapman, J. Guthrie, &: But
Ter, I. Dofficmyre, T. +. McEl
roy as proxy for G. +. Williams
J. G. Sparks as proxy for W. Hart
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su~s Cs@~<zs.~n. s-P-~a~zy @E - sA<.
sFYs su p~~~nu< s~-~
Ea--sras l. rtz ~s rs~&rs ssrses-.
to s~pFzr- ma ss<1z.-<~ q IN. ese<<srza-
on ns0slo1. the Conresfsoe PRO-
ceesied to nominate czpds<isses for
Representatives A W. CairpeA.
Samuel James. Jr. J. NJ shoeveil
aud Robert fross we're placed in
nomination Messrs. Csruss, ShJt-
well and James having received .
majority of all the votes cast, on
three several ballots, were de-
clared duly elected candidates for
Representative.
On motion, j. II. Kellett was de-
clared the unanimous choice of the
Convention for Sheriff.
l.. d. Durgin, f. NJ. Sargent,
A. w. Moore and r. II. Hewitt
were placed in nomination for Au-
ditor. L. D. Durgin receiving q
majority of all the votes cast was
declared duly elected candidate for
Auditor.
On motion, J. G.. Sparks was de-
clared the choice of the Convention,
for Probate Judge.
G. r. Williams and j. II. Num-
son were put in nomination for
Treasurer.
Mr.. Williams receiving majority
ofall the votes cast was declared
duly elected as candidate for. Treas
urer.
On motion, Robert Frost was de-
clared the choice of the Convention,
for County Commissioner.
On motion, J. Nj. Murphy, T.
Nj. Reed and J. NJ. Shotwell, were
appointed as a Central COMMITTEES
for thn----~s''S S1~-----.-----
On motion of T. NJ. Reed, the
following Resolution was adopted:
Resolred. That it be earnestly requested
Of each Union voter at the coming elec-
ton, to place his name upon the back Of
his ticket. that the position occupied BY
all true Union men may be known to the
puolic.
On motion, the Union papers Of
this County are requested to pub
lish the proceedings Of this Conven-
ton.
Ou motion, Convention adj journed.
j. G. SPARKS, Is
Chairman.
l.. p. BEACH, Sec.
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KEEP Your TEMPER.-N is not
great calamities that embitter exist
tsnce; it is the petty vexations, the
email jealousies, the little disappoint-
ments, the minor miseries, that
make the heart heavy and the tenn
per sour. Don't let them. Anger
is a pure waste of vitality; it is al
ways disgraceful, except in some
very rare cases, when it is kindled
by seeing wrong done to another,
and even then rage seldom serves to
mend the matter.
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T. NJ. REED,
S. S. Huron,
+. Nj. STOCKING,
F. NJ. RHoADs,
ID. BARNES,
Committee.

Pending the report of the CON-
mittee objection was raised aud much
Discussion en~ued relative Ia 0e tenn
por.ry organization and the appoint
meu, Of tlse Committee oB Crelen-
sials. eiximing By the otserfors that
the Cour~ntScp xs- snf4irsv or-4n-
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OLYMPIA, May 18th, 1866.

OLYMPIA, May 10Th, 1866.
The hour having arrived to which
the Convention adjourned, the meet
ing was called to order by j. e..
Sparks, Chairman, when
On motion, the credentials of new
delegates were referred to the Com
mittee on Credentials.
The Committee retired and after
deliberation reported as follows:
Mr.. Chairman Your Commit
toe on Credentials beg leave to sub
NIT tho fnllowipg supplemental
report, as to the delegates entlrIeu
to seats in this Convention, to wit:
+ Here follows list reported at former
meeting, SEc.,] also from Black
River precinct, j. Croll and N. q.
Thallhammer.
Grand Mound-J. NJ. Shotwell
as proxy for J.. Wingard and L. +.
Beach as proxy for f. NJ. Stocking.
Chambers Prairie-L. p. Beach
as proxy for G. Hartsock.
The Committee would further
recommend that a majority of the
delegates present from each precinct
be allowed to cast the votes OF any
and all absentees.
Il. NJ. REED,
Chairman.
On motion, n committee consist
ing of J. M. Murphy, Geo. Butler,
I. Dofhemyre, S. Hilton and +.
f. McElroy was appointed to
draft a platform. The Committee
reported the former Resolutions.
Report accepted.
On motion, I'd and Sd Resolutions
were amended and the following
adopted rs the platform Of the Uuion
party of Thurston County:
Be It Rcsolred. That in the successful
termination OF the war against treason and
rebellion, we the representatives OF the
Union men of Thurston County. in Con
veuti"n assembled, acknowledge the aid
of an Alwi-e and Overriding Providence
indicating us il docs The Righteousness ofth.
caus- for shich our armi-s have baftIed
Hsse,o,l. 9. That we hereby cordially
rraff N and declare our confidence IN tbs
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srs SRA w.rv snd wsF~ the Az-s
ve~szs~ e CeFF~rS-s.as~m frUs1 ear
ooz9ty- jan e. sysKks.
IsAaC DsFFLExFkx
JoBS NJ. AUKFHH.
Committee.