The Evansville Daily Journal

The anti-American organs in this city must, for their own credit's sake, bestir themselves. They are falling behind their brethren in the application of ferocious epithets to the Know Nothings. They simply call the Know Nothings "liars and perjurers." An Irish orator at Richmond the other day called them "horse-thieves." Mr. Wise called them "a lousy, Godless, Christless set of blackguards." Bray Dickinson said that they were a set of "infernal scamps" and that "hell was so full of them that their legs stuck out of the windows." We should suppose that such examples would make the Times and Democrat heartily ashamed of their own shortcomings. [Lou. Jour.]
It is getting about time that our neighbors of the Enquirer and Reform "picked their flints" and tried their hands again at calling hard names. They are certainly getting behind in the common tactics of their party. Supposing you, Messrs. Dietsch & Hall give the Know Nothings, the Methodist Ministers and the Maine Liquor Law men, another round, just by way of amusement— Perhaps you may achieve another great "Anti-Know Nothing victory" like you did at the coal sale.