The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-13
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xtraeit From n a'sneaeal unIiItIe by1r a
Rat-EIe-Ex 1katf6n lIeefins or 1F6O
AemieEats, In Reply 20 HEothee mas
by, the Moo lite Preaeher OF fhe MOO
Dtspensation. 5s5s s.'i.. - ~
MY BELOVED -BRETHFRINe AsS.I
have afore told you in a aspreYious dis
course, thaS there Is danger of goin' 1t
| too strong, live adopt the plan laid
down by the ultra radicals on our side,
so there Is danger Of befn' too milk-and-
watery thought proudly saw our par-
tty can not be accused OF usinf the latter
beverage tsparslysY Il agree with our
reverend Brother Easby-that there
Gamble no need 1lot0 of usin' the Niger
ly-let us paeificate ON the Mig
ger, tet us humanize and harmonic
ourselves to his canditipn for it may
not be longly atore he votes. !...-.
We need not drop too Suddenly from
our former possishfon of despising and
despttefully usin' of the coIored BROTH
eren. ~ ess let me call 'em stich-for
the time must come when we will have
black sheep even in our own, flock.
We can still persekute 'am and by
dotn 1t tttety, 1t won't be noticed much,
and we can indulge in a few SARCASTIC
remarks about 'en, but touch 'em life
ly II you wish to ku1tiYate their votin
qualities into our track, and lead 'em
Y
am wtllin to be bloomin, prolific
fylanthropist if it will only pay and it
Will pay ef we only work the Niger in
a1ewdtshus manner.
am and alters have bin a moral
Btenial konstitutiona Dimocrat-one
who is wtllin TO serve his party and his
self especially the latter), at any time.
LOOK around you on every hand; is
the times loolkin fayorabIef think
not; then let us arouse from this S0mHo-
td11ttc slumber. i am akused of bein
700 howery at times for the kommon
nerd to understand-bu let me exclaim
with Byron FJtgit IempIis''-which
has been so lately translated, into "Fly
lime" has passed; yes fly time has
passed, and ortem is here, and we have
skarcely a victory, e.f5igfl.l u
look to New York with despon-
dency, unless we can make the nigger
believe we are goin to be less Crushin
on his rights under the KonstitutiOn.
know Fernandy Wood. I know him
as q ti'lpefted dtmocrat, and he is comm
RoHnu's -slaaf .s-a 81 .tsrs-9s
Our Oldest enemy, Horace Greely, is
prayin for liberal terms to Wirz and
Jef Davis, and all our former coad-
tutors, now so vflainously konfined in
Bastiles and dungeons. Fernandy
Wood Is one of them fellers that the
Scrpter speaks of MS a. g PROFIT to our
party without honor"
He too is in favor of restorin our old
friends to ekilr ties and soldier votes.
With such sterlin worth on our side,
We should "nil desperdnduil." Even
Henry Ward-lno relation to Artetnus
,Wardl Beecher Is kumin round. slight
~, and who nose but he may ultimately
be our candidate on the Southern rites
ticket, It wood be poetic Justice, on the
part OF the South, and such q heaVin of
mighty bosoms from throbs of Joy as
there would be at the announcement Of
this communion OF spirits, Is onlyt to be
Imagined. it cannot be described. I
kIose these remarks, as my throat is
sore with much speakin. NY last words
betn q sort of admonishion to our peo-
pie, to stand by the nashun and nigger,
Tor we know not how much we may
need en- afore this matter Is finally SET
tied. EBENEzER SLABsIDE.
The preacher from Hepsidam. Resi-
dence4 miles back of Cairo, Illinois.
n. b. For reference as to karakter.
j refer you to the 1st East Tennessee
cavalry, who once made a charge agfn
me, but was onorably witbdrawi.
.LlE-sa-, -,lf .is..lI,.. g p. s., r. of 81.