The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-22
Personal.

james Gordon Bennett, DR., Is again
in editorial charge of the Heratd.
Billy Glass is to be the Grand Arab
with the long spear, Of the Pendleton
Escort.
Pendleton will be nominated. not
withstanding the attempt upon his
life by Bloss.
The Pendleton Escort will have a
full supply of the inestimable element
-rectifed.
Ben. Robinson and Billy Glass are
reeonciIed. Peace and Mercy have
kissed each other.
PendIeton's life, as taken by Bloss,
has. says the Enquirer, the unity Of
elaborate history"
Pendleton always treated Bloss
with kindness, and yet see what he
has been and gone and done.
The Enquirer commends the Life
of Pendleton, by Bloss, -" to the at
tention of all men. of all parties"
There are in the Life Of Pendleton
many expressions Of philosophical
thought" So says the Enquirer.
The Life of Pendleton, by Bloss,
possesses many passages Of high
literary merit' The Enquirer says it.
Byron and Pendleton visited Ven
ice when they were young. They
agreed in pronouncing it fine old
town.
The only mitigating circumstance in
the horse that Pendleton presented
Col. Bosley was his color. The ami
NAL was gray.
What was the length of time after
the death of Flavius Josephus when
George Pendleton patronized Judea
with his presence?
Indiana boys at West Point ranked
In examination as follows: z. T.
Broderick IL, and J. w. Pop, AZ.
The class numbered fifty-six. Mas
sachusetts carried of the highest
hOnors.
William Cullen Bryant now writes
but very little for the EUeRinq Post.
Professor Lewis, formerly of the
Troy University, has become one of
the editorial staff Of the paper, and
writes many Of the leaders.
Henry Ward Beecher stated in con-
versation with one of his church
members a few days since, that he
should probably vote for Chase if he
was nominated for the Presidency.
Mr.. Beecher has never been quite
able to shake off his Johnsonism.
1t is said that in the central coun-
ties of Pennsylvania the favorite can
didate for President and Vice Presi-
dent are those Of two renowned lead
ers in war, Gen. Grant and Col. Fax
and that wonderful stories are told of
the achievements of both.-Nelo York
Post.
The Cincinnati Gazette favors the
selection of VIM. S. Groesbeck for
Secretary of the Treasury because he
Is an honest man." The Presiding
Elder of the Methodist Church in
this district is an honest man, and
yet we are not quite clear that he is
just the man to select for Secretary of
the Treasury. Ohio State Journal.
Geo. L. Fox, the pantomimist, ad
vertises himself after this wise: He
has placards posted all over the city
representing Grant sitting in chair
with the words over it, Match him. -
Then In an opposite chair is a cut oil
himself ludicrously dressed and with
broad grin on bis face, as much as
TO say, Here is his match. "-Nelt
York letter.
Vallandigham says of an article or
I Buchanan and Vallandigham, pub
lished in " first-class evening pa.
per in a large Western city: Evi.
IDENTITY the writer expects reply; he
is ambitious of kick. He will be
little yellow dog which has barkeG
from the other side of d worm fence
at an honest passerby and received nc
notice.
We learn from Washington thai
the Chase movement IS gathering new
strength at the capital. 1t IS whis.
pered that Butler, With several other
| Radical patriots and heroes, will &C
over, bag and baggage, to Democracy
| if Chase is nominated by the New
| York Convention. Butler proposed
/ to uncork himself on Grant.-Neu
/ York commercial AdUertiser, 18th.
Strakosch has leased an expensive
apartment in fashionable quarter OF
Paris, and is daily expecting his wife
and children from New York. The
question, | hear, Is under copsidera.
ton whether he viii give up his pro.
/ fessional enga cement with Adelina
/ Patti. The fact of his settling hi:
family here, looks as il the contract
was approaching its termination
/ Paris Letter.
Manton Marble, the accomplished
editor Of the World, Is stricken down
with grief over the probable early de,
! misc nf his lovely wife EudOyvaC