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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-23

The latest instance of counting
chickens before they are hatched-
even before the eggs are laid is the
following guess at SEYMoUR's cabinet
by the New York Commercial Adrer-
tiser: Secretary of State HESTER
CLYMER; Secretary of War, WADE
HAMPTON; Secretary Of the Treas.
AIRY, GEORGE Fl. PENDLEToN; Post
master General, ERAsTUs Brooks;
Secretary of the Navy, Admiral
SEMMEs; Attorney General, @. l..
VALLANDIGHAM; Secretary OF the
Interior, JAMES e. ENGLISH; Com
mander of the Presidents Body
Guard, General A. GREEN, Jr.
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statistics of Heated Terms.

Since 1924 the average heat during
the month of July has been about 81
degrees. In 1888, however, it aver
aged 90 degrees. The general belief
that August is a hotter month than
July is not borne out by facts, as the
average temperature during August
since 1924 has not exceeded So deg.
During many years the average tenn.
perature during August was 20 deg.
Since 1925 the hottest days of the
year have occurred in July and the
latter end of June. The two hottest
days experienced since that time were
June 80, 1855, and July 10, 1888. On
each occasion the mercury rose to 103
degrees.
The record of the present week
shows hat In Boston the thermometer
in the sun has risen as high as 105
degrees, and it may be safely said that
the average heat has been greater
than in any of the years above named.
Yesterday DULY ~ was much warmer
than the preceding day, when in Bur-
lipgton, VT, the mercury stood at 102
deg; Schenectady, at 104; Pough-
keepsie, at 100; Worcester, at SO;
Washington, at 98.-BeSton Journal,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-23

HE Chicago Journal mentions the
significant fact, IN connection with
the late Democratic National Con.
vention, that every delegate in that
convention from the Southern States,
was a secessionist. Not one Of the
entire number had been a loyal Union
mar during the war. We presume If
is also true that there is not a man in
the South, white or black, who was
loyal TO the Union during the war
who will support SEYMOUR and
BLAIR. /.
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THE Republican ground ofSsoon
struction is, that as there was NO an
thority left in any Southern State
after the surrender but that of the
United States. no step toward civil
government could be taken but bv
their authority, and that they were
bound in recognizing the States to
take such measures as emancipation
and the general welfare of the country
required. Upon this principle the
Government proceeded. 20 Harper's
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Col. Theo. w. Mccoy,

Col. Theo. ". Mccoy,
Candidate for Clerk of the Supreme
Court, will visit the counties Of the First
District in the following order, and invites
to meet him nil his old Comrades. and all
the soldiers OF the late war who favor the
election OF GRANT and CoLFAx, to tai
steps for organization for the pending CAM
paign. The soldiers will fix the hour and
make all necessary arrangements for the
respective meetings:
Vincennes, Knox County, July 2lst.
Washington, Daviess County, July I'D.
Petersburgh, Pike County, July DC.
Princeton, Gibson County, July oath.
New Harmony, Posey County, July 25th.
Evansville, VandeTburgh County, July
9th.
%Boonviile, Warrick Comfy, July 18th.
RocSport, Spencer County, July 18th.
Tell City, Perry County, July 30th.
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The Cincinnati Gasette's Washing

The Cincinnati Gazette's Washing
ton special of Monday says:
Wade Hampton, on his way South,
naoe q speech at a Democratic meet
ing N baltimore, where he made his
spsSial Acknowledgements to the rebel
spNn rom Maryland, thanking
snJ toI laying swept across the line,
gnu S1o1u shoulder to shoulder with
E T;ITun IN a great contest for
stand firm for the Union an5 ~ now
tuition, which they cou lpp AZ ana Constl-
for Seymour and Blair" ~ W Yo1lng
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We employ no General Agents, and offer
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orders Tor Binding and Job Printing.
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Hon. DELANO E. WILLIAMSON

Candidate for Attorney General,
VIII speak at the following times n
places;
Washington, Daviess County, Thursday,
July sd, at L o'clock p. NJ.
Vincenees, Knox County, Friday, July
24th, at night.
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Col. WILL CUMBACK
AND
GEN. JAMES G. VEATCH

GEN. JAMES G. VEATCH
WIN speak at the following times n
places:
Patoka, Gibson County, Thursday, July
23d, at O'clock P. NJ.
Poseyvirle, Posey County, Friday, July
24th, at 1 O'Clock P. NJ.
Mt. Vernon, Posey County, Saturday
My 18th, at night.
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cen. Geo. D. Wagner

OULa 0UOs u w
win speak at the following times and
places:
Gibson County, July Goth, s5th, and 2sth,
at points 10 be liked by the County Central
Committee.
McCutehenville, Va~nderburgh County,
Thursday, July 18th, at night.
Evansville, Thursday, July SOth, at
night.
Posey County, Friday, July Slst. place to
he fixed by County Central Committee.
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) A DEMOCRATIC paper suggests that
while Mr.. SEYMOUR seems to be
strong with the Democratic party,
unluckily the partyis not strong with
him. ffdT
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THE New York Herald says that
Wall Street is not seriously disturbed
by the Democratic ticket. THE
stock-jobbers," it says think that
Seymour and his platform aGd his
speeches, as Mr.. Toots expressed it,
are of no consequence for the good
and sufficient reason that Seymour,
faxed out by Fenton, will be buried
nv Grant
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In is confidently stated that Gen.
JOHN A. DIX, now American Minis
ter at Paris, is n of the thousands
of War Democrats who, In refusing
to support SEYMOUR and BLAIR, will
heartily sustain GRANT and CoLFAx.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-23

BLAIR said in his INSTRUMENTATION
speech that the rebels proved them
selves u peers" Every man has a
right to speak for himself, and Blair
knew what he was talking about when
he confessed himself no better than
a rebel.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-23

The SEYMOUR and BLAIR Ratifca-
ton Meetings in Michigan have very
generally proved ignominiOus fail
uress
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-23

SEYMOUR said: II should be dis
honest if | accepted your nomina-
ton And this before he knew
FRANK BLAIR was to go on the
ticket with him.
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APPOINTMENTS FOR PUBLIC
SPEAKING
IN THE
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

The attention of the County Central
Committees and Grant Clubs in the re-
spective localities is called TO the follow
ing appointments, with the request that
they take immediate steps for securing a
large attendance of IA people. If 1t Is
thought best by the local committees 70
change the hour of meeting, 1t can edone
provided the change wiz not Interfere
with other appointments. Notice should
M nnca he senL to lie Sneakers.
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This At once reduces the SEYMOUR
vote to ninety-two. No reason can
be given in support Of the notion that
the Democrats can do any better in
the States we have named this year
han they did in 1867. On the con-
trarary, GRANT and CoLFAx will roll
up far heavier majorities in every in
stance. There is, then, a great deal
in the World S admission, as follows:
"Our success depends upon our nbil-
ity to bring over a few votes from the
other side in five or six States; unless
zoe can accomplish This, last gears elec-
toa returns shoao that zoe shall be de-
feated." And they wiU be defeated,
for the very reaso that, instead of
bringing over to the Democracy those
few votes" the changes will be all
the other way. There are some other
facts worthy Of attention in connee-
ton with this desperate attempt to
figure out a Democratic success in the
pending campaign. but those we have
mentioned are sufficient for the pres,
ent. 9tA
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-23

zen. ALBERT PIKE has been elect
ed PRESIDENT of a rebel Democratic
Club, in Memphis, Tennessee.
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GOVERNOR CONRAD AKE
AND
q GENERAL JAMES q VEATCH.

VIII address the County Convention or
Pike County, Saturday, August LIST.
gen Veatch win fill Col. Cumbaek's APP
pointment for this date In Pike County.
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Dickens on wine Countries.

The following from Dickens is to the
point, and he has had good oportuni-
ties Of knowing whereof he speaks:
"The wine-shops are tho colleges
and chapels of the poor in France
History, morals, politics, jurisprudence,
and literature, IN iniquitious forms, are
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els, where professors of evil continually
deliver those lessons, and where hymns
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poor, theft is taught rs the morality
of property, falsehood as speech, and
assassination as the justice Of the PEG.
pie. 1t is in the wine-shops the cab
mar is taught to think it hereto to
shoot the middle-class man who DIS
putes his fare. II is in the wine-shop
the workman Is taught TO admire the
man who stabs his faithless mistress.
1t is in the wine-sbop the doom is
pronounced of the employer who
lowers the pay of the employed. The
wine-shops breed, in a physical atmos-
phere Of malaria and a moral pestilence
Of envy and vengeance, the nan of
criTe and revolution. Hunger is
proverb;ally a bad counsellor, but
drink Is worse,'