{"newspaper_name": "The Evansville journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "pNone", "byline": ""}
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The Pay OF VoLUNTEERs.+It ought never to
be forgotten that at the last session of Con-
gress proposition was made by promi nent
member of the Wing party to instruct the mil
itary committee, to bring in Bill TO increase
the pay of the volunteers who were mustered
into service from 81 to $40 per month, aud this
proposition was strongly and eoquently advo
Gated by the Wing party, and denounced and
defeated by the Locofoco party. This is the
manitestatio of the love of those who profess
to have the "dear people" in their peculiar
charge. Shame upon you ye Locos-whIe you
are receiving So day, you are not willing to
grant TO those who are fighting your battles 33
cents per day. Now is it possible that the Lo-
coioco party can sustain itself before the coun-
try when ITS legislation is marked by acts like
this-wiii not the honest portion OF the part v
bel disgusted at such outrageous injustice and
at once determine to be no longer deceived by
the hollow-hearted professions with which they
have been so often deceived. Freemen. Of
whatever party, be no longer deceived-place
Your confidence no longer upon the promises o
party who say they will give you honey, but
deal out nothing but gall and wormw ood-who
have sweet words of affection on their lips, bur
deception in their hearts. Recollect the Vol
unteers and their dear friends the leaders o.
the DEMOCRATIC party, when they can impose
upon you, they viii deal with you likewise.


.JHSTICE