The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-12

place could not see any points in
the Majors speech, but it was noticed
that these gentlemen were of the But
terhead stripe, and are the same who
could not see any points in Bishop
Simpsons Address upon the State OF
the Country, whieh.was so popular In
1864, and which was heard and ap-
plauded by the most eminent men
of the country. ~ 1 8a
DeBruler is to speak here to-day,
and will have large crowd to hear
him, and eur people expect "a good
time Hgfi9 &456 hsit
1t is not. known yet whether the
Democratic candidate, for Represen-
tatiye, will appear and annihilate De-
Bruler or not. The Democracy have
meetings at a number of places in the
county. Bach meeting is addressed by
tsoo off, the Princeton, Democratic
Troupe of Orators It is said they
play their role very well, getting in
nigger" Z very often, to appease the
tropical appetite of their hearers, and
Notwithstanding common sense
and reason, to, tighten the labors of
Their. over fatigued intellects. They
have refused to permit Republicans
to address the people at these meet
ipgs, alledging that the crowd will
b. Democratici, &C., 81 ,l.e eit a-9
Voorhees, is to be here in a few days
10 comfort eur opponents, and if he
tells them enough about niggers11
and can enable them to "read their
titles clear Post Offices, &c., per-
ehaps they will be willing to- go home
| without whipping any negroes but if
not, the darkies had better look out,
fol Democratic ideas mast be applied,
and the show mast 90 on. .s3lIaW ~,
One of our Democratic orators de-
livered a "splendiforous speech not
long SINCE which you may call the
sermon on the stamp 1t WAS in, this
mafinergofs asst OH uosnaot -
And seeing the multitudes he went
up upon stump, and when he was
set his disciples came unto him..
And he opened his mouth and
taught them, saying: na$ 'l''9 ms
| Blessed are the poor in intellect,
for theirs is the Democratic party. "a
Blessed are they who were conquer
ed in war, for they shall be made
ruler. jo.asla+. IL r.. trf
Blessed are the cowardly, for they
shall in no wise be draftedJo1 @
/ Blessed are they which do hunger
and thirst after Democracy, for they
shall be filed. edf ni l,a4sate3 a
/ Blessed bare the merciful, who did
not fight in the Hunholy7 war, for
they shall not be called Lincoln hire
/ lings. ofr ~ Tv,s bge q4A5 Io
Blessed are the Democratic in heart,
for they shall see Moses as5
Blessed are the peacemakers, for
they shall be called Copperheads.
i Blessed are they which shall be per-
secuted for rebellion and treason's
/ sake, for theirs are the offices. 7rs
/ Blessed are ye when Radicals shall
reVile you and perseeute you, and shall
say all manner of evil against you for
/ Democracy's sake Rejoice and be
exceeding glad, for great is your re-
ward in the post Office, for so prosecuted
Il Ye are the whisky Of the earth, but
if the whisky hath been matured,
wherewith shall it intoxicated 1t is
henceforth good for nothing but to be
/ fed unto babes and suckings. I"
4 Neither do men buy a quart Of whisky
and put it in the cellar, but on ta-
i BILE, and it giveth drink unto all that
are in the house. Let your whisky
| be drank before men. and let your
! Democracy be known unto men, that
they may see your works and glorify
4 Moses, which is in Washington. ~