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

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two Inches Ia diameter, auknendad bs,
some means, IL taken of Oh The point
Of a lance, sword, OF pole by q horse
man riding under at full gallon. aud
IA dropped within a prescribed dis
:. lance lie who succeeds efewaa. the
7" Queen o. Love and Beauty" These
Athusements are said 10 keep alive the
spirit Of ebivslfy which prevailed In
Hlehafd'H time, LA, hat Chlyalfyl
Characteristics shooting and Atabbng
freedmen and ffeedWainen aud ohifs
dreal e aH lai'Flfil a3s
SOUTHERN fREAanERa.
II dent ehjdy the Hermona here,
not only because they arc poor, but
because Of the character Of the men
who deliver them For instances,
when people were aehsnfihg Rev, Mr.,
Miller last fall, for praying for John.
SOP, preacher said II il very bad
policy Another defended his son.
Inalaw who refused TO pay a negro for
his labor, and, when / decided that Az
the work WAS done Il should BIO paid
Tor, went out of my Office aneerIne
eontemptaouAly, A third, whnn L |
hned his son for grossly abusing a 4
negro, urged that the act was right. i
plead that | should remit the iine. aud |
that / should "let them alone Ii nv. |
ing 10 control these people, Why
he said, "a short time ago my SON
turned IN aud gave good thraahlne
g man that disobeyqd him, aud he
Pas hpd no trouble until now, II you
laI thls 80 We shall have none fur
theti DO You think | could e0ns
vince him that this sort Of treatment
would not do now that negroes were
nltiEehsjY No Shaking his finger
fsmphatieally aud exeitedly, he said,
Captain, you have done yourself
harm, aud created yourself enemIea
by this .aotF' lfeplled coolly, ~ be.
heyye ! have done right and you can't
intimiaate me. fa9Gf
eourHEhN LADIES,
united States officers create a sen.
Hatlon that IL quito observable, whom
they entef church, Last Sunday two
ofthe frat young ladies' of the plade
were seized with twtehing Of tie
mouth aud nose when we turned TO
leave With the congregation and faees
otherwise rather pretty. were rande,s
cd quite diaaereeable by these onntor.
III "N W hhehe lhutehs OF one |
IKE them, told her Sunday School
God night aud morning 30 damn liz
lanseeH' The mother of ono Of tho
children told me, 80
sx4ms SOUTHERN LOYALTY.
Pie peoble'of Texas ara oAt A. II
loyal aa they were ton months aen I
Oiheefa aud men Ray the change il due I
o. the eoneillatory policy of johnson I
a i'iafe holder, more inaultng, more 4
'fnes Z W righa They elorlE 4 /
elgllQfoua 10, .,,.. N'd aud do II.
IL bn every deeaaldu and In every
way that they think will esoape the
La Houston on the ot.
eaAl0n Of abme celebration, they dresh
ed lady as tho Confhdefaey, In white
and red, with n star on her breast,
aud arnia nianacled they displayed
rebel eolbfh aud badges on tho ens u
ginea, and inaulted Union officers by
jeerng aud hiaaing AZ they passed
headquarters. The Indignation of the q
officers aud d few Union citizens was
ineSpfehn.ble.
THE Fourth Of July was not OBJ
served by white citizens OF theiState,
but Union officers aud aQldier5 obs j.
served Il m beat they could IN Texas
and every whore tho freed people
made demonstrations, The school,
glrle in this place were allowed by the
teacher 20 form procession aud
promenade the etreeta, The little
black girla wore white dresses, red
sashea with etreamera, and blue trim
med hats, They sang "rhe Union
forever" shouting ont, Down with
tho traitor up with the Staral' AlAo,
"Well hang JET, Davis on Il aour an.
ple tree All of which made tho
people very angry ITO have those a. :
niggers insult that great noble patriot
aud hero Alrepqrt was circulated Z
that. che aeholara were going 20 walk i
over The rebel flag 2 Many came to mo I
TO express their horror While | did
not care particularly whether the i,
4 nlkger" tramped their old rag in the :
mud or not, l thought and said that