The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-18

/ IS sal0 or MIN that he lied. not In
word only, nor il act an6 word only.
but in thought, word and act. New
erthelcss, we have studied his pre-
lenses with some care, as = Healer Of
Diseases, Abolisher of Wrinkles.
/ Friend of the Poor and ImpOtept
Grand Master of che Egyptian Ma
| son-lodge Of High Science, Thauma-
turgiD, Moralist,P &C., but do not End
in all 3 lie 50 bald, pretense so false,
claim 50 fraudulent and vii
lainous, as this assumption which
/ the World makes to the uame
1 of Democracy. The most per
feet scoundrel that mankind had
seen up to his day; the liar who lieu
not in word only, nor IN word aud act
only, butin thought, word and act,
must yield his supremacy IN impos-
ture to the front Of brass and piueh-
beck lips OF Mant0n Marble, of the
New York World. Nor need there
be amazement at this. when the ante
cedents of this new Yankee Mar
bic are considered. He could not
enter the arena of politics, save by the
betrayal Of Christ This Democrats
New York World was established a.
a religious paper. Itwas TO feed only
on honeydew, and drink the milk Of
Paradise. Its specially was the mys-
| terry of Goodness. But soon the
Saviour might have said a second
time, Ny kingdom is not of this
Wortdso for it speedily lapsed IN its
allegiance to God and became loyal
to Abraham Lincoln. Its editor, ike
BaffometHs in the German play, sold
for filthy luere the stones which bis
Lord had given him for the building
/ of a temple 1t is not recorded Of
''Cagliostro' that be did this; though
be was " the most perfect seou ndrel -
that " had marked the world 8 his.
tory = when he lived.
The World a Democratic paper?
There is not one principle Of the
Democratic party which the ribaId
tongue of its editor does not revile
There have been no issues of the past,
and there are none of the present, in
which il has not done, or IS not doing,
its utmost endeavor against Democ-
racy, and IN favor of a holitionism.
Never did bloodhound lap bis victims
gore with keener relish, than did this
Manton Marble the ruddy drops y
which flowed in streams from South
ern hearts ais the great butchery pro
gressed. None have been more eager
than he to make voters, and Senators
/ and Presidents of a race of persons
whose highest attributes are those of
/ trained dogs taught 10 do tricks; q
race which, If left to itself but one day,
| fOrgets God, and makes sacrifices on
| the altar OF a green snaket And now we
I fnd that this Democrat, SO called
this born thrall' OF foreign
Jew--this lackey at the door Of
+ brown stone front-this Ticker Of
dishes, is doing all that in him lies
| to make slaves Of the people-to bar
gain, sell and convey with all the
covenants The unremitting and uh-
requited toll of this people and of
/ their children-n0t to an arist0cracy.
az some men say, for aristocracy i'm
/ plies birth, breeding and culture
but to a gang of adyenturers, a elan
of sharpers -" knaVish, smooth.
| tongued, keen and acquisitive ito
them and to their heirs and assigns
forever. Is he not precious, nota-
Bile, trustworthy, and superlatively
sweet-scented Democrat2
And we leara, of late, that this
| .Manton Marble, of this New York
World, would have the Democratic
people fling off the viper ValIandig-
ham. But before we fling of this
viper, $50 called D would it not be an
| exercise Of common prudence to in
quire Why2 Is it because DIR. VAL
I landigham did not wish to send lean
/ famine, quartering steel and climbing
/ FIRE, to the homes and hearths Of the
| South, stamping hearts out with
| horses hoofs, and making mingled
| duagmire of the brains" of the South
/ ern people2 Is il k1cause Mr.. VAL
/ landigham abhoTs the revolting dogma
Of the equality Of the races, and rep
udiates the beastiness of conclusion
which logic forces from the premise
Tor is 1t because he insists that the
faith of the nation" will be main
tanned inyiOlate. il the Abolition war
debt be paid according to the letter
and spirit Of the Obligation
1t is plain that this Manton Marble
| has been deceived by a spurious plat
/ form, surreptitiOusly adopted, apd
! fraudalently promulgated; and the
reply which we make to the questions
above is meant to correct his mlsap-
prehension, and that of others who
err from the same cause. Let it be
known. then thatsthe Democracy Of
| Ohio are as faithful this day to the
creed and traditions Of their party. as
they. we're III 1863, when with .all |
renegades counted out) they gave Mr.. |
Vallandigham a larger vote than any
Democrat ia Ohio had ever before |
received. Let it be known that not /
for any of the causes specified, nor |
for all of those causes combined will I