The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-08
For IA EvansvilIeiJo6rnaI.l E
The following is q specimen from
the Warrick Herald: N
a rs. JEWDoM.

GRANT W.. EE
The Evansville Courier is trying to
make capital against General Grant
because he would not let Jewish army
thieves and blockade runners carry
on their unlawful tFafhcking unmo-
| Tested. The Jews, as a class, are dis
tiDguished pre-eminently above all
other people for their characteristic
dishonesty and thieving propensities.
It is a part of their faith to prey upon
and rob Christians. After having
violated every m~ilitargz4aw pertaining
to trade in the Department of Ten
anessee during the war, General Grant
banished them from the Department
and forbid them ever returning 10 It.
We sag good.
The Jews are all Democrats any
how. We never heard of a Jewish
soldier duEing the war on either side.
They a4dnoteeare an itinerant tinker's
cuss' how the war terminated. Their
object was TO make money out of il.
They formed mainly the myriads of
army yultures that preyed constantly
and mercilessly on the poor, halt
naked, hungry soldiers. For every
Republican Jew that, by the sort Of
reasoning adopted by the Courier and
other similar journals, is induced so
vote against Grant, a dozen, decent,
honest. Christian white men will be
induced to vote for him.
Lettheg OF a05rk 90 on.
Where ignorance is bliss, it were
folly to be wise If this adage be
true, the contemplate editor of that
6x9 sheet, the Karr::cs Herald, is real
ly to be e1vied and if there should Sc
anything wanting to complete the bliss
of that admirable youngster, he is the
very Jacob that writes with folly and
ignorance, all those low aHd sneaking
capacities that but bigots, %scoundrels
and towards are capable of.
For the information Of this admira-
bic j. v, I would name the Jews"
Col. Meter. Capt Esslinger. Lieu
tenant Se-lig, Simon Gumberts, Jr.,'
Jacob GundeiEnger, and several oth-
ers (not mentioning the Jews who
participated in the 100 days service,)
who all vent from Evansville, .bat;
Ting for right and justice, and some
Of whom have sacrificed their lives
upon the altar Of their adopted ceun
try. If the Christian .~V.swas meyer
able to.hear of a Jewish soldier on
either side, when hefcouldnhave gain.
ed information togthathefect inf the
very county which be SO ably dis
graces by his living therein, ut cannot
seem strange that he never heard~of
those entire cempaniss of JewishTsol-
| diers from New York, Chicago-and-
/ elsewhere. Ecould also tell that Gd-
i nlirdb}e Christian (and without fear of
successful CONTRADICTORY that COM
| paTatively more Jews have served in
the rank and file of our armies, than
1 of any other nationality or creed.
The Jews are all Democrats any,
I5hOw% This u.s. perhaps, the most
Eabsurd and shameless lie which that
lying demagogue. J-,V. Admire, ever
uttered. Why, [ could name at least
thirty good Republicans in our own
! city. .WhIle,the undersigned was yet.
a resident of the city of Baltimore,
from 1857 to 1861, the Turner'S and
Jews were the only ones in that large
city that dared to unfoli the Repub-
lican banner, and while none ofyour.
Christian preachers, admirable Nrsi
Admire, had either the will OF the
courage to denounce the 18th of April
riot. the Jewish Rebbi, ReErDr. Eina
horn, manly openly and publicly did
so, aud, therefor. was baRisnea from
Baltimore by your Christian frie nds.
1t is uselesslbo waste much powder
upon the worthless carcass Of this
blockheaded ignoramus. Suffice it to-
say. that if General Grants friends
are all of the same kind as this War
rick Connty- editor i would pity the
General, and would not wish to bet a
farthiug on his chances for the Presir
dency. "a b taes rREw
/ shall refrain from saying any
thing IN defense of my eo-religionists.
While they outlived the attacks and
prosecutions cf bigoted fanatics du-
ring dark and uncivilized ages. the
SANDERS of ignorant puppies will do
them no harm in this nineteenth
century.
In the name Of many Jewish Re-
publicans,
SAMUEL 1. LoWENsTEIN,
A Jew and a Republican.
THE Ninth District Republican
Congressional Convention was held at