The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-28

NOW the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
their Office and cut off their co-pons
and make them money, and they don't
don't care for the poor man.
When we take up-take up the
bonds-the bonds-they will have TO
build MISUNDERSTANDING
aud make other great improvements
they-they can't cut off their c0-pons
and be easy with white hands.
Ifyou want to borrow a murdered
dollars TO finish q house, now, you
can't do II. There is no money to
borrow. IF you want to get-to get
v.o-u-r note discount ed, you can't do
r for the reason that there amt no
money-and you can't finish your
How are the bank privileges dis
tribufed? We have National Banks.
New York has 1926, GOO. 900, and four
Eastern States $241, 600, 900. In four
States in the East they have but
but-yes-but 100000 inhabitants,
with a circulation of $241, 000. 900.
which gives $40 to each man. woman
and child, while-while In the West
in four States-we-we have but
81, 1000 600 in circulation, and only 50
to each-to each mon, woman and
child. Now tell you-you what I
think. IF plenty Of money is good
for the East-it isis GOOD for the
West. Let US pay off the debt.
Gentlemen, the-the Democrats
and-and Conservatives stand to-day
where the Republicans stood on
the I'D Of February last-and where
Congress stood two years ago. The
war-the war was not prosecuted to
to drive the-the ten States out of the
Union, but to keep them in-in the
Union. The Re pub-licaps don't love
the negro. Lock all over Evansville,
and you will find-will find that Rep
ubi-cans don't give the negroes any
work. If they do. they don't pay
them. Now, from what = from
what / can see-can see down
South, the negroes will vote
the Democratic ticket-abd the
Re-pub- li-cans will curse them for do
ing so. what Of the
issues Of the day? Go where you
will, TO a Demo cratic meetiGg-and
you have ar-gu meDt; so to a Re-
publican meeting, and you don't get
ANYTHING but abuse.
What - what would you think
think Of a mar who would take a
bounty from a poor widow womaD-a
widow woman = to pay to pdy-a
bloated bondholder?
They talk about tbe-the sin of
~slave-er-y. Is it a-8-greater sin for
four millions Of blacks to be in-in-
slavery than fer eight-eight millions
of whites TOTO be-ruled by black
men?
Now if-if-we elect Seymour, we
will save a large amount Of oney.
We have nOt-haye not got money
enough. Now we have-we have to
scTe11 and twist to get money enough
TOTO 60 to-mar-ket with, but when
we pay of the bonds We will have
plenty of money.
Now what 90 the Republicans do?
They 90 to a Democratic meeting and
-and-pre-tend to give IA GER ba-
tim report. Bub-but-if you did
not read the head ing, you could not
tell who made the-speeches. That
is what they do-they take ridicule
for-for argument, but the Democrats
don't do that.
When l come, I-I-expeeted that
Welborne would be here. Has any
body seen him? GCoughs-ca hough-
ca-hougb am glad that you-that
you have elected meme Senator.
/ am no speak, er; but you have elect
ed me, and II thank you for'it. As
| am no speaker, IL don't know
how to measure time. Welborne is
not here. Coughs-ca-ho ugh-ca-
hougb] L thank you for electing me.
At the close Of the Doctors re-
marks. a =" sprig of a son of Escul-
apius mounted the stand, aud when the
reporter for this paper left, was blaz-
ing away at fearful" rate to not
moro than half a dozen men.