The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-22

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America. they prefer Confucius OF
Buddha. The Cinnamon in Califor,
MIA are. compelled to endure eruelties
that cannot fail to disgust them with
the professors Of Christianity. Re-
ligionists who have heretofore re-
garded the importation of Chinese
into California sas.an instrum e tally
under Providencs for]Chrlxianizing
Asia, must. largely increase their
faith, for the results thus Pr are d.
trectly the reverse Of their expecta-
tons.
Wa once more direct tha.atteDtion
of-the CouSfsr tothe condition of the
fnasses in New York city, Shich has
been under the cenrof of the Demo-
CRATIC. party since when She memory
| of man Funneth not to thetcontrary
The. taxes Of the~city SAM. county of
Newly ork have ncreasei during the
past year FIVE milliens Of dollars. or
at the, rate Of sl3. sos per asx. for each
day sf continued Democrats ascend
ancss Oae little item of expenditure
shows tfat-the City Chamberlain.
PErfE b SWEENEY, Grand .Ssshem
of Tam many RECEIVES oneAhdndred
and ~ainety=threef thousand dollars
'yearvalary forstanding besweeh the
Coniproher and the Broad way Bank,
and doing nothing. caftssof,e re-
lief be suggested to the TX rsdden
citizens of-New York; Does the
Courstr believe that acIianse * off
cialA Awouldznecessarifg help matter
theraA as in-this city ana county
AN. examination OF thsv vote Of
nearly halfIhe counties ih.Pennst (
vanla shows-a falling off it.-the Re-
publican vote. accompared.with that
of1e65, of .26s1E and in ne Demo-
cratic vote. of 1918. TIE "enor-a
NOUS gains of The DemosFacy over
their vote for CEYMER consist of 10
votes n nunyfngdon and 3.z55 n
Philadelphia 1d essss alter county
they lose, their entire falling off being
about six per cent. Of the tote of 1865,
The Republicans fall off nearly ten
pei sepr4 FFops this 1T VII be seen
that the result Of the next election
dependTdpY ths}votS5s who staid at
home at this. Whichever party is
most successful inEafousing those. dof7
mant citizens will be most likely to
carry heState sfprstheir PrssideatieFt
Pennsylvania has always
been a great cadnifer of military
genius, and with GRANT as the Re-
publican candidate, there cap be lit
tie doubt as to how she viii cast her
electoral vote. esi3ff7s
The downward tendency of the |
cotton market is producinggreatanx-
the Southern p nters and
among the Freedmen as well, many of !
whom have been ,oultivating crops on
shares. In the first place, the crop
is not as large as Was anticipated, ard
then to have the price sosfar below
expectation is well calculated itc Eli,
the hearts Of the planters with gloom,
Many negroes have already spent
more than their share 6flyhe crops,
and win have to make up the def ]
cienrE out Of their fhare Of corn, cur.J
their winters supply of food
Just that much. g, Borrowing money
for the future IS out of the Question
to supply them Iiygiifh, winter, CLOTHES,
shoessi hats dec j Their employers
have mot the mo6ey and credit or
every SORTS attain e6del Unaef. tkfs
condition. e1ttbiipss trade cam bel
otherwise-fhan duh. y1oqa4d uobniWI
THE Paris Massteurs of the s15thJ
declared that tirhe inhabitants of the
,ity of Rome ana Of the Papaf 'Pr6v41
noes are .ioyd1 b. ne Paape,1 anR SGaa5ly |
need assistance To- 9rtre the. Ialian isiag
,aoers from the;soi1' This isDvirtn-i
ally declaration Of war on the part
,f France, NAPOLEON cannot inter-
ere IN behalf of the Pope as against
The people Of Italy. without involving
HI nfop ID IA confagfasion Iand 1T
) prOba Bile that he chooses war in