The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-12

it is indebted to the Cincinnati Com
nsercial-we never see the World
! itself. I The article is a very bitter at
tack-upon MR. ailandingham; the
bitterness pouring forth in every line,
and evidencing that while the World
and New. York were selected for the
Incubation. the egg was laid good
deal nearer home. The yelps of an
| ger which it sends forth 10 every sem
tence, discloses that it comes from
some one who is hurt. In fact,
1 its paternity is traceable to Gin
| cinnati and Columbus, and proves
it the joint inspiration of a pair
of a gentlemen of most delicate
and refined character, who were
language upon any occasion. We
spirers, more direct evidence of his
the Democratic losses in that { Eighth
District" Indeed! Telegram and
letter referring to telegram, were they?
Very plain English. surely, and not
at all Senatorial" nor yet Judi
cial;" but quite full of character, "
nevertheless. 1t is evident that Mr..
Vallandigham is not the only disap-
pointed politician IN Ohio Others
have been disappointed, too; disap-
pointed in the expected proof of a
strength aud popularity upon which
Senatorial honors were demanded.
Verify, the " sacred COW of the
Eighth District, though vigorously
pinched ia tire udder by Senatorial
digits, did not yield the expected
milk into he pail prepared for it.
As to the epithets reckless dema-
gogue, -. narrow intellect" wiper"
/" despised by his yoke fellows"
small her selfish heart"
" dungllll c,mk, and others of a
similar Kind, aud especially the in
situations against his character"
we know that he passes them by with
supreme contempt, no matter from
how high and 'dignified F" a quarter
they come. As to the latter, he will
compare favorably with any of his
assailants, open or concealed. He
only laughs in scorn at the impotent
rage of rival, wac is driven to such
straits. Ea4a
As to the forbearancs heretofore
practiced by the Democratic press to-
wards Clement l.. Vallandigham, but
which has ceased to be virtue, and
the :" lenity" which is no longer to
be exhibited, we have only to say that
fortunately for the party, neither the
World, nor the individuals who
inspire to write for it in Ohio, consti-
tute the Democratic press or con-
troll it; but, further. that if any por-
ton of the press, under the influence
of these malign counselors, and re-
gardless of the harmony of the party,
Should choose to take up the sword
against Mr.. Valland;gham, we very
cody and very firmly say unto all
such, if foemen worthy of our steel:
stLay on Macduff,
And mned be him who first cries,
Hold, e7e0Ughg
But. SAYS the World, or rather they
who use it, Vallandigham has now
gone over to the enemy" Indeed,
againl Since when? No, gentlemen,
no. The enemy are the World, and
they who use it in Ohio for corrupt
and selfish purposes. and with the de-
sign of destroying the harmony of
the party. Mr. Vallandigham has not
gone over to them. They do not make
up the Democratic party, nor have
GHey the dPO5tOl1C A01c WElCH OpCu
and shut the gates of the. party.
that, for writer in so great a raget"
We are reminded of Webster reply |
when threatened with being read
out Of the Wing party !" Let
us see who gets out first.
No; Mr.. Vallandigham only proposes
to help to rescue the party from a
q ring" of selfish and venal politicians
who, through policy and for corrupt |
purposes, have contributed largely to
reverse the current of Democratic sue
cess, and are now preparing to destroy
the party.
Again: the python of the World,
inspired by the two gentlemen in the
cave behind him, (or herr precious
trio, the Void, the Flesh and the
Devil-says:
q The defeat in the Eighth District
of Ohio, can be very we'll borne, if it
enables the Democratic party to fling
off this viper.
Inuendo, the Vallandigham afore-
said. Well, if Manton Marble, or
his advisers and inspirers, in the deli
cacy and gaminess of their natures,
. pouncet box in hand,'' if fearful
lest the vulgarity of the {" dunghill y
crowd should faint their character"
will spread their light pinions y
very highland hover over a Demo
cratic mass meeting anywhere in Ohio
next Summer, when Mr.. Vallandig-
ham speaks, they shall have autopsi-
cal evidence of the exact manner in
which the Democratic masses will
proceed to : fling off this viper,
again the aforesaid Valian