Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-06
NAsBY.
Mr.. Nnaby Continues with tho Pres-
ideutini Party-From Detroit TO In
diannpolis.
From the Toledo Blade.

at home. Here in Kentucky, surrounded
by Dimocrats. immersed a part Of the time
in my othshul doosies, and a balance NV
the time in whisky, with the privilege. Nv
wallopin niggers, and the more inestima-
Die and soothin privilege Nv assistin in
mobbin Nv Northern A~bolitionis,,, who
are not yet all out Nv the State, time
passes pleasantly, and leaves no vain re-
grets. I alluz 60 to bed mites feelin that
the day hez not bin wasted.
From Detroit the Presidential cavalcade,
or ez the Infamous Jacobin Radical party
irrelevAntly term Il, the mensjery, pro-
ceeded to Chicago. The recepshuns his
Imperial Highniss received through Mich
igan were f~a,,erin in the extreme. I con.
,inue my diary.
lPsLANrY.-At this pint the President
displayed that originality and fertility Nv
imaginashun karacteristic Nv him. The
recepshun wuz grand. The masses called
for Grant, and His Highness promptly
responded. He asked EN- ef he was Ju-
dis Iskariot who wuz the SavIors Thad
Stevens II so, then after swingin around
the cirkle. and 6ndin traitors at both ends
Nv the line, l leeve the So states with
SO stars onto em in your hands and
The train wux of amid loud shouts Nv
Grant. Grant," to which the President
responded by wsvin his hat.
ANN ARBoR.-At this pint the train
moved in to the inspirin sound Nv a band
playin Hale to the Cheef." His Majesty
smilinly appeared and thanked EN- for the
demonstration. II was soothin he re-
marked. The air their band wuz playin,
Hale to the Cheef," wuz %approprit, ez he
wuz Cheef Magistrate w the nashun. to
wlch posishen he had reached. hevin bin
| Alderman Of his native village, U. S.
! Senator. etsettry. The crowd hollered
..Grsnt! Grant," and the President thanked
EN- for the demonstrashun. Il showed
him that the people wuz with him in his
efforts TO close his eyes on q Union OF So
States and a flag Of So stars onto it. Ell
l AN a traitor, sed he. warmin up, who is
the Judas Iskariot; Ez I'm swingin
around the cirkle l find thad Stevens on
the one side and JEFF Davis on the
The conductor cruelty started the tram
without giving him time to finish.
The crowd proposed three cheers for
Grant. and the President waved his hat
to EN- sayin tina. he thanked en-, shown
as it did that the people wuz with him.
BATTLE CRYEK.-A large number wuz
assembled here. who ez the train stopped
yelled Grant, Grant :" Affected to
tears by the warmth Nv the recepshun. the
Presiden, thanked EN- for this mark OF
confidence. Ef he ever he'd any doubts
ez to the peoples bein with him these
doubts wuz removed. He would leave
in their hands the flag and the union Nv
SO states and the stars thereunto apper-
tanning. Ell he was a Joodis Iskariot who
wiz
The crowd gave three hearty cheers for
Grant ez the train moved off, to witch the
President responded by waving his hat.
KALAMAzoo.-The ofishels were On
hand at this pint and so wuz the people
- ofishels and several thousand people,
witch the latter greeted US with cheers for
Grant! Grant! The President respond
ed, ssyin, that in swinging around the
circle he had been called Joodis Iskariot
for sacrifcin Of hisself for the people
Who wuz the Saviori Wuz Thad. Ste
vens? No! Then cleerly into your
hands ! leave the Constitooshun Nv SO
stars with SO States onto EN-, intact and
undiscovered.
The ofishels received the stars and
States, and amid cheers for Grant, for
which the Presiden, thanked em, the train
glode of msgestically.
- Nhso.1a vvhaya MO A,In'S
git off our speech. though from the man
ner in which the people hollered Grant
Grant! we felt cheered at realizin how
much they wuz with US. HIS eminence
wanted TO sling the So States and the flag
with the stars at EN-, but ez General Lo-
gan wuz there ready TO fling EN- back, it
wuz deemed highly prudent not to do it.
Here my trials commenst. At the Bid
die House, in Detroit, the niger walters
showed how much q African kin be spilled
by bein free. They had the impudence
to ~refoose TO wait on US. and for q half
hour the imperial s,umik wuz forced TO
fast. This alarmin manifestation Nv ne
gro maliguancy alarmed His Eggsalency.
Thank God" said he. "that l vetoed the
Freedmen's Buroo Bill. Ihev bin Alder
man of my native town. hev swung
around the entire circle, but this I never
dreemed Nv. What would they do II they
he'd their rites :" The insidenr made an
impression onto him, and at Chicago he
resolved 10 trust EN- no longer. He order
ed his meals TO his room, and sent for me.
"My friend" sed he. "taste everything
onto this table! !"
why. my liege ;" sed I.
..Niggers is cooks" sed he. "and this
food may be pizoned. They hate me, for
I amt in the Moses bizniss. Taste. my
friend"
..Bu, spozin," sed I. ",hat It shood be
pizoned: Wat Nv my bowels My
s,omjick is Nv ez much valyoo to me ez
yourn is to yoo."
"Nasby," sed he. taste! II 700 die,
who mournss Ef I die, who'd swing
around the cirkle: Who'd sling the flag
and the So stars at the people, and who'd
leave the Consrtooshun in the hands'
The country demands the sacrifice and
brsides, ef 700 don't off goes your official
head"
That las, appele fetched me. Ruther
than risk that offs, I'D chaw s%triknine,
for Nv what akkount is q Dimokrat, who
hez wunst tasted the sweets Nv place and
is ousted. And from Chicago on, l wuz
forced 10 taste his food and likker-to act
ez a sort of litenin rod 10 shed of the VEN
seance Nv the Niger walters. l wood
taste NV every dish and drink from each
bottle, and ef I didn't swell up and bust