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

Ahanldng God they were better than
the nigger, but he ifdnot know thar
the Pharisee,s boast had made him
better than be Was in the eyes Of
sensible men, ~ .t5afe
He co6Hasted the loyalty and hero
ism Of the negro color bearer who was
dug from the ruins Of Fort Wagner,
clinging TO tbs staff, though almost
shot to pieces, and who exclaimed
when rescued, 'sGod bless you, massa,
dar's dc good old flag; | never let It
touch dc dirt, with the conduct Of
the rebels, who dragged tho Stars and
Stripes at the tails of their horses
through the streets Of Charleston, and
with the action Of Cheatham, who
fastened IT 10 his boot heels, that he
might tramp it in the dust at every
stop. ffaH HJ baa 5ia nanlf g9I
lie desired 10 contradict a standing
lie. ipltlie oolmnn Of pape ip1 this
city: Thatthere was mengy 10 bet on
the success Of tho Democracy 10 this
State y tire pfi9c of the STATE Central
Committee, There was no, money
there TO beton any such result, Tai
bott aud Aquilla Jones had bet on
gold-had bet against the boys in blue
and had lost TO the tune Of $4,000
each, and have no stomach for betting
now. .... l(td .HW
They say, however they will beat
us. II is their necessities make them
say so. ~ Ysfbf1aii bHa aHsai5 OH
Like fhS boy digging forIa' tOpher,
when asked Iif he expected 10 get II,
he replied; .aYI,am obliged 10 get it.,
hnirm's o6t Of meat They are
Obliged 70 beat us TO get the Offices,
as they are ont Of meat. .5, - -
But the boys didn't intend they
should win q They intended TO vote
as they had shof, and II tbssefs1lows
got up another war they, would shoot
again as they bad voted,
We havAsiyci batladim outline
Of the mastery speech Of Mr. Fish
hack ] which was frequently interrupt
ed by the lnpst enthusiagec. applause,
and the peroration Of WHICH wus. ex I
tremely beautiful and eloquent .etaa
At1 the1 oloeet ID cMrgy Bthback' y
speech, Victor Bisch spoke few
.hiindfeJ inl GcEniaa' siifring sup the
glorious Dutch inor manner we have
ti6gt4 gsehftIl4 Aosiiasd16f@s.a
fsWeinetieed when hebAlttered the
y,gdA iiiiqpiFipgi' thgGpplapse was
S65ifef6dsS aid 'dpiy4rssk. We don't
know wlmtt1le said but he spoke
earnestIy and el6q1enll8 but cut bis
neutrality-suspicious.
THE AnRlYAEI Yf gipqgr DEBRULEn,
Who was escorted, from the train
by, one corps Of the Crescent City
Band, and who was received withsthe
widest e6thusiain He spoke only a
few words, but these were full bf en-
couragemeht and'hope. lie expressed
his high qualification at this demon
stration andIhis receptions 1t ref
paid him for.sll tho toll dhd'labor he
had endured, s,sr ,f
We were ,aa,skksd he enid, to take
"a Tea -. .
Ijors rfrait9rs 'io6blg dark am ddpbIy
damned, 20 rpIo dA and the whole
question 90 issue wasl shall tlote rule
-svlo--soaghL--te-de.tEey -tha--Gopern-
1aellr cor gtlsso wbe afge4s IN gle
found the same spirit all over the
DISTRICT ~ apppqtes TIC Union men
here, aud he Befieyed0 the piebald
traitor at Washington would hear his
doomsbefore the middle oftnoxt week
lie had been in the canvass ahout
FIVE weeks, and had spoken every Jay
and some times at night, and was worn
out and could not speak longer.
b"~Go, then, friends, d ana do your
whole duty, and teach Andrew John
son that he cannot establish a throne
in this country. If the people honor
me with q seat ip Congress- III stand
by the men who,stood by me; by the
men who stood by the soldiers OF the
Union in the,heur Of it's peril, and no
traitor shall enter Congress until tho
grass is green over the graves OF our
heroic dead Immense and pro
longed applause.)
immediately the procession was re
formed and, seemed larger now than
when il went out, and took up
l.ffsss THE RETURN MARCH