The Evansville journal., 1867-08-20
them a, ,hupdred fold to : pale-faced
renegades or imported scalawags.,

renegades or imported scalawags.-u
s The Chicago 7snaes says that5HoR-
ACE GREELEY Is wanted in Chicago.
He is wanted To bail out the Board of
Trade
IT is said ex-Confederate General
HINDMAN is about to stump Arkan-
sas in favor of the Republican party.
In New Orleans the registration OF
voters on the 31st of July showed
14,865 whites and 1896 blacks. This
shows only a. bare majority of sixty
votes for the whites.
THE Maryland Constitutional Con-
vention has refused to- entertain
amendments striking out the section
prohibiting the Legislature from
making compensation for the emanci-
pated slaves, and to submit the Sec
ton allowing negro testimony to
separate vote of the people. ~ g
THE vote for Governor ofaTennes-i
see at the last election is footed up
by the Nashville Press as follows
East Tennessee, Etheridge, 2, 2,793;
Brownlow. 24,952. Middle Tenhes-
see, Etheridge, s, 8,3S9; Brownlow, 27,-
IA. West Tennessee, Etheridge,
6,S12; Brownlow, 1892; Loyal
Militia" Brownlow, "a. Total for
Etheridge, IL ,994; Brownlow, &C,
Brownlow's S majority, As, 1863.
Hon. E. B. WAsHBURNE, Repre-
sentative in Congress from Illinois,
who was compelled to leave Wash
ington some months ago on account
of dangerous i'll health, has been
spending some time among the noun
tains of Switzerland, and has greatly
recovered. He hopes terbe able to
take his seat at the next regular meet
ing of Congress. in December.
THE vicinity. of Gepeya.ssSwitzer-
land, has been the headquarters of
Gen. GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN, of the
United States, most of the time of his
sojourn in Europe. During recent
conversation with gentleman, he
announced his intention of. returning
to America at an early day.
IA WEST VIRGINIA paper says that
Gen. LEE very rarely says anything
about politics, but that when he does
refer to the political condition of the
country he advises submission, in
good faith, to the result of the war
a strict obedience to the laws, and
that everything which could be tor
tured even into an evidence of con-
tinued disloyaly should be avoided.
GOVERNOR CONRAD BAKER is an
nounced for a series of campaign
speeches In Ohio, commencing at Gin
cinnati on the 10Th of September.
Senator MORTON speaks at Columbus
on Tuesday of next week. Speaker
CoLFAx and General WAsHBURN, of
the Terre Haute District are also an
nounced to take part in the Ohio
canvass.
THE Democracy of Vanderburgh,
by Squire STINsoN, Grand Sachem,
have called convention to meet at
HARTLEIN's stone, in German Town
ship, on the 9th of September, TO
nominate candidates for Sheriff and
County Commissioner. The leaders
believe in . going through the mo-
tions,p for thepurpose of keeping up
the party organization. The conyen-
tion will be more profitable tc HART
LEM than to the unfortunate candi- ]
dates who may be nominated. 90
+ The Republicans in the various
counties of the First District are en-
tering upon the Fall campaign with
as much interest as is to be expected,
in view of the local contests involved.
Spencer, Warrick, Pike, and Knox
Counties have held their conventions,
and have placed in the field strong
and true men for the various Offices
to be filed. The Perry and Posey
County Republicans are taking steps
for a thorough organization. Gibson
will be prepared to give a good ac-
count of herself Vanderburgh will
have her candidates in the field in
due time, and maintain her position
in the Republican ranks by hand
some majority at the polls It is i'm
portant, in view of the Congressional